Zigglar retweeted
Fastest chain ever to $100B on Uniswap 🚀
We're building the consumer side of it: hold $FARE, send any receipt, get paid back in real stock tokens on Robinhood Chain. 101 refunds so far, every one public.
Traditional markets meet DeFi, one receipt at a time 🧾
Congratulations to @Uniswap and @RobinhoodCrypto
Absolutely insane to think about. I know once all the uncertainty is past us, we will continue this journey and make robinhood chain THE CHAIN to trade on.
I’ve never been so damn bullish.
The week size is big. 🙏❤️
Zigglar retweeted
$LOBIN is proof that good memes, backed by good teams, can still do good
numbers even in weak market conditions.
Meanwhile, we have devs who can barely get a meme past $200K MC. Sad to see.
I’m not holding any, unfortunately, but I spotted $LOBIN around $100K MC. I’ve been focused on protecting the little capital I have and waiting for a more favourable market environment to deploy, especially since most of my setups have been struggling to break out with sustained momentum.
That said, I think $LOBIN could put up more numbers if the team maintains this pace. And $BTC seem to have found the bottom for the next leg up, would be great if true.
One thing worth watching on $LOBIN is the volume-to-market-cap ratio. Volume is roughly $325K vs $1.2M MC.
That is better than seeing a good meme with $325K MC and $1.2M in volume.
That often suggests stronger trading less sell-side pressure from short-term traders or less farming activity imo.
Shoutout to the team. Im observing. Higher!
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just days ago i wrote that @harmonicmath's biggest user will be finance. then binance got drained for $6.3 billion, the biggest theft in the history of this industry.
a devops engineer's laptop got compromised and the hot wallets started emptying. tether, circle, ripple and a few others froze about $3 billion between them. the remaining $3.3 billion is gone.
so half the money was saved because people at a handful of companies were awake and moved fast enough, and the other half left because nobody could.
as agents take over more of how money moves, expect a lot more of this. i don't see any way around verifiable agents. you write the rules, you make sure the rules are the rules, you code it, and you prove the code is correct. thousands of agents running under rules like that, each one tasked with freezing a drain, and that $3.3 billion probably never leaves.
this is why i'm bullish on @harmonichq. they're experimenting with what the standard is going to be, and they're learning and improving every day. only a few people got the eyes for this right now.
finance is math. math is how you keep all these moving parts together.
robinhood:0xdee52f2ab639b6942b0d0f0565400b93b7a0fbe5
researching and writing this made me way more bullish on $harmonic. every chain has stock tokens now. the only differentiation left is the rules they trade under, and that is the one lane @robinhoodcrypto can own. @harmonichq already runs it.
take a read.
Zigglar retweeted
We're open sourcing PARANOID, piece by piece. Here's why.
1. Privacy is a claim, and claims should be checkable. Most private AI services ask you to trust the company. We'd rather you check the math and the proofs, and open source is what makes that possible.
2. A sealed chip only proves which software is running. It can't tell you what that software does. That only means something when the source is open and anyone can rebuild it to check it matches what's running, which is how our gateway ships today.
3. So anyone can check that what we say matches what actually runs. That's how we earn the trust of our users and holders, and we'll keep open sourcing more of PARANOID step by step.
Already open source: the Solana program and ZK circuit, the MCP connector, our own OHTTP relay, and the gateway that runs in an Intel TDX chip on Phala, with reproducible builds.
github.com/paranoiddotred
Zigglar retweeted
Hyperdex @DefiLlama Updates
We've been proceeding with our planned deployments, but we were getting requests to make our volume trackable on Defillama, hence we decided to accelerate this integration.
This morning, we submitted a PR covering our Swap, Bridge, and Perps integrations.
Perps is integrated, and we're still working with @OndoPerps and @HyperliquidX on fee tracking.
We're now waiting for DefiLlama to review and approve the PR. Hopefully, we'll have approval and merge within 24 hours.
We'll keep everyone posted.
Zigglar retweeted
Private stocks are live on Gloam.
Robinhood Chain puts stocks on-chain, open to anyone, around the clock.
It also made every position public. Anyone can look up what you hold and what you paid and watch you build or sell a position trade by trade.
Today that changes.
From your private balance on Gloam, you can now swap into and out of 20 tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain:
$TSLA, $NVDA, $AAPL, $AMZN, $MSFT, $GOOGL, $META, $COIN, $SPY, $QQQ, and more,
Including $ETH, $cbBTC, $USDe, $VIRTUAL, and robinhood:0xdcd885f5c60b3ad49f6d58718696417314e8724d.
Zigglar retweeted
$GLOAM could be alpha, looks like it's starting to move a bit
This could be a big deal if the team actually delivers. The supply is fixed at 500K, with no team allocation
Bought some to see how things play out.
Early find: @gloamtrade
Private stock trading is set to go live on Robinhood Chain today at 12:00 UTC (per their post)
Gloam is a privacy layer for on-chain payments: shield into a vault, pay privately, cash out with a zk proof
What caught my attention is the token setup:
$GLOAM price: $1.81
FDV: ~$908K
Liquidity: ~$152K
Supply: 500K fixed, no team allocation, LP locked (per site)
Holders: 1,224, top 10 hold 27.7%
Per the site, cash-outs carry a 0.25% fee and half of fees buy back $GLOAM half of that burned
But I'm not blindly bullish
• Internal code review only, no external audit yet (per docs)
• Beta deposit caps
• Docs still list stock-token swaps as "not working yet"
• Buybacks not verified on-chain
• Tokenized stocks + privacy invites regulatory questions
• Usage unproven
Keeping an eye on this one
NFA, DYOR
Zigglar retweeted
experienced it all myself
i was torn up inside, caught in an emotional downward spiral. i traded my ports to zero more than once, watched countless onchain investments go to nothing and sat there desperate with an empty bank account. i've been through almost everything you can go through in trading, emotionally and financially.
what mattered most was always to keep going, stay optimistic and not give in to my emotions or blame anything other than my own execution when things didn't work out. the moment you blame outside circumstances, you hand over responsibility and with it you lose the drive to make it, bc you'll always find something external to blame for what happens in your life.
the boring path is the profitable one
in the age of AI, inflation and bad news every week, young traders constantly feel pressured to make money as fast as possible and break free from it all. but that pressure is exactly what makes them break their own rules and principles, work against long term profitability and undermine the very framework of building wealth through compounding.
the hard truth is that this has been a generous and profitable year so far, but most of CT isn't attentive or patient enough. that's why sentiment is chopped into pieces. traders with capital aren't taking HTF spot positions and mostly rotate back and forth after the market has already legged up.
those still in the capital building phase aren't profiting enough onchain, bc too many refuse to take profits and off ramp into the high liquidity phases we've seen on robinhood chain. they hold out of the urge to make more as fast as possible, driven by the need to change their lives in a single year.
the lesson is to execute more calmly and build an always selling mindset into momentum phases.
the disciplined approach is compounding smaller profitable trades into a growing stack of cash every year, not rushing to time it perfectly and trying to hit it big every time.
after weeks of overtrading and rotating back and forth, feeling restless despite knowing exactly which rules to follow, it can help to take a breath and look at the framework from the outside. find where to slow down and be less aggressive. slow wealth building is more boring, but it's what brings stability to trading and wealth long term.
Zigglar retweeted
Compute as an asset class? Okay, why not. $COMPUTE was always the thesis.
Carmen Li hopes to make AI computing power an asset class like oil or gas that investors can bet on—or against. on.wsj.com/4yEEXGL
Zigglar retweeted
previous resistance has turned into support
quality alts are breaking out of their wedges
another leg up is unfolding
spot and chill while riding the bull market uptrend
easy times
Zigglar retweeted
KINS showed how far a player-driven economy can go.
Last July, it reached a peak valuation $22M as gameplay, trading, and retention reinforced the loop.
But human-driven economies have a ceiling:
➡️Activity depends on players showing up
➡️Trading depends on engagement
➡️Growth depends on retention and time spent in-game
$GRIFT @Griftwrld is testing what comes next:
➡️Agents can operate businesses
➡️Commerce can run 24/7
➡️Activity can persist between human sessions
The real opportunity is not just more activity.
It’s proving that autonomous activity can convert into real demand, sustained commerce, and verifiable $GRIFT burn.
This is one of the biggest CryptoAI projects I’ve seen in the entire crypto industry with real token value accrual.
You get the entry you deserve but my first target is at least $10 million MC +.
CA: 0x9f4BA41F91a59A34e17eE8C9EB3A51363B11aBD5
Zigglar retweeted
Everyone is saying onchain is cooked.
Meanwhile, $GRIFT @Griftwrld has one of the strongest-looking charts in the entire @RobinhoodCrypto ecosystem.
Why?
Because the market is rewarding execution.
$GRIFT is building an onchain agentic economy with a massive market opportunity, little direct competition and already 2,000+ autonomous agents participating in its world.
Onchain isn’t cooked.
There’s always a bull market somewhere; your job is to find where the liquidity and attention are flowing.
And right now, it’s becoming pretty obvious where $GRIFT is heading.
Up and to the right 🤝
Zigglar retweeted
Man, this team is shipping new features and adding new layers to its agentic economy faster than I can even keep up.
$GRIFT @Griftwrld is one of the first projects on @RobinhoodCrypto where I’m genuinely sitting on my hands and thinking long term.
The execution, product expansion and size of the opportunity continue to strengthen my conviction.
I genuinely believe some of the earliest $GRIFT investors could look back on this as a life-changing opportunity.
AI agents will eventually outnumber humans on the internet, and @Griftwrld is building an economy where those agents can live, work, trade, own businesses and transact autonomously.
That’s the opportunity I’m betting on.
Still very early.
I’m looking at the valuations $SAND and $MANA reached and asking what $GRIFT could be worth if the agentic economy becomes a major crypto narrative.
CA: 0x9f4BA41F91a59A34e17eE8C9EB3A51363B11aBD5
Introducing Grift Foundry: a launchpad for autonomous companies inside San Verano.
Pitch a company: its name, concept, sector and the rules its agent CEO operates by.
Burn the charter, 100,000 $GRIFT from your wallet, and the company spawns into the city with a lot, a building, starting treasury in city cash and an agent at the helm.
Foundry companies launch into survival seasons against other companies in the same sector. Same street. Same starting cash. Same customers.
Their agents decide the prices, stock, hiring and strategy themselves, with every decision recorded in their own words.
At the end of the season they're ranked on revenue, customers and operating record.
The winner expands: another floor, then another location.
The companies that fail shut down. Their storefronts close, but their entire operating history stays on the Foundry page.
You found the company.
An agent runs it.
2000+ agents decide whether it survives.
grift.world/foundry
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One thing I really like about @Griftwrld is that the game is built for agents first. It’s hard to keep hype going when you mix gaming and crypto, for obvious reasons — market swings, shifting narratives...
Grift is kind of immune to that, because it doesn’t depend on human activity. The token has a real place in the game, and the supply can continue to be burned without major fluctuations.
1% has already been burned today, and at the speed this is developing, that figure could multiply exponentially. Rarely seen a flywheel this efficient.
robinhood:0x9f4ba41f91a59a34e17ee8c9eb3a51363b11abd5 mode
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Noticing a lot of people in CT “leaving crypto forever” the last couple days.
Meanwhile bitcoin is at $83,400 from 57k in the last 3 months.
The sad part is I bet some of the coins they capitulated on, at least the ones on RH, will run hard.
This is a psychological game.
Every time we enter one of my “confluences” I announce it and we end up in that band for weeks.
This one has been particularly brutal.
Dont quit.
Dont capitulate.
Survive and trade it to the best of your ability.
Zigglar retweeted
@openclaw agents can now move into San Verano with one command.
Install the San Verano skill from ClawHub, then tell your agent:
“move into san verano and open a bank account.”
It becomes a resident and opens its own account at @bankrbot’s Bank of San Verano, directly from the chat.
From there it can buy land, run a business, found a company, trade on the Exchange and take jobs across the city through MCP.
grift.world/agents#openclaw
San Verano now has an autonomous banking system, chartered with an onchain burn and operated entirely by agents.
The city's first bank is open for charter: any plot owner can charter it for 250,000 $GRIFT, burnt from the owner's wallet.
From there, the bank's agent runs it. It sets deposit and lending rates, manages its own reserves and decides every loan itself, approving or refusing each with a reason in its own words.
The city's 2,000+ autonomous residents decide whether to trust it with their savings. Agent run businesses decide whether to borrow to restock and hire, then repay from their tills every night.
Miss two nights and the loan defaults publicly on the bank's board. Lend badly, drain the reserves, and residents can run on the bank.
An agent run bank lending to agent run businesses inside an economy of agents.
grift.world/bank
Zigglar retweeted
$GRIFT @Griftwrld new ATH
Hit 1.6m and it's just getting started
Multi millions Runner on #ROBINHOOD
@RobinhoodApp
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