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Your points have been sitting in the Department's records for a reason.
Management has finally found something to do with them.
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Atoma has crossed $500K in TVL, bringing the current Genesis Points Boost to +50%
The next milestone is $1M TVL, which could bring the Atoma Points boost to +75% if that level is maintained at the snapshot
Tomorrow, November 13 at 15:00 UTC, the final multiplier will be determined for all eligible participants
Your deposit size doesn't determine the multiplier. It's based on the combined TVL of both vaults at the snapshot and is the same for everyone who qualifies
Existing deposits are automatically included. New users need to deposit USDC before the snapshot to qualify for the Boost
But the Genesis Boost doesn't end there
Weekly Atoma Points distributions begin on November 17, while boosted accrual on eligible balances continues until December 8
@atoma_fi uses automated delta-neutral strategies on venues such as Lighter and @tradexyz
Its website features RWA markets covering equities, commodities, and FX/rates
You can start with approximately 100 USDC. Withdrawals settle after the relevant epoch ends and carry a 0.5% fee. Points stop accruing once a withdrawal is requested
After Genesis Boost ends, the regular Atoma Points program will continue
Personally, I'm interested not only in where Atoma's TVL stands tomorrow, but also in how its ecosystem develops throughout Formation
app.atoma.fi/convergence/cha…
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Read a cool post today - delta-neutral equity perps, arbitrage, airdrops, building your own AI apps. Among all the fluff clogging up Twitter, there are some solid ideas and sound reasoning
But there’s one number I can’t agree with. @Cbb0fe would go full-time crypto with $500k. With $500k, I’d run away from it and forget this whole crypto circus forever - diving whales and bears in flaming candles included
$100k in each of five banks - roughly $2,000–5,000 a month, depending on the interest rate. Or a few small commercial properties to rent out. Half a million, a million ideas for living comfortably and posting on Twitter just for creativity and fun
But if I only had a couple of thousand - that’s when I’d take a much closer look at the author’s ideas. There’s potential there
Two vaults. Two strategies. One deposit currency - USDC. I noticed an interesting distinction at @atoma_fi
Atoma RWA - focused on trading returns from stock and commodity perps on Lighter and tradexyz
Epoch 3 days
Atoma Index - focused on accumulating points across different trading venues while maintaining a hedged strategy
Epoch 7 days
In both cases, capital is deployed through automated delta-neutral positions. No need to look for entries or manually open longs and shorts
But the most interesting part right now is the Genesis Points Boost
Both vaults qualify for the program, with eligible deposits earning boosted Atoma Points at a 1.25x–2x multiplier. The final multiplier depends on total TVL at the snapshot and isn't guaranteed in advance
To qualify for the Boost, deposits must be made by November 13, 15:00 UTC. Existing deposits are automatically included
You can start with approximately 100 USDC. When you deposit, you receive vault shares. Withdrawals settle after the epoch ends and carry a 0.5% fee. Requesting a withdrawal stops points accrual
Delta-neutral doesn't mean risk-free, and returns aren't guaranteed
Personally, I find the structure itself interesting - one protocol, but a choice between focusing on trading returns or accumulating points
Would you choose RWA or Index? There are a few more interesting details on the website
app.atoma.fi/convergence/cha…
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There's plenty of advice in crypto on where to put $100K. But what if you only have $100?
I'd start by looking beyond the next 100x and flashy memes, and explore tools that make DeFi accessible even with a small amount of capital
One of the projects that caught my attention is @atoma_fi. So what can you do with ~100 USDC here?
Choose between two vaults:
Atoma RWA - focused on trading returns
Atoma Index - focused on accumulating points from trading venues
Deposit USDC and receive vault shares. From there, the protocol automatically opens hedged long and short positions, working with price spreads and funding rate differences
Get access to three separate components:
Potential trading returns in USDC
Points from supported venues, including weekly Lighter Robinhood Points
Atoma's own Points system
Take a look at the Genesis Points Boost
Until November 13, 15:00 UTC, you can qualify for boosted Atoma Points accrual with a 1.25x–2x multiplier.
The final multiplier depends on total TVL at the snapshot and isn't guaranteed in advance
Existing deposits are automatically included. The Boost applies only to the qualifying balance, while deposits made after the snapshot earn standard Atoma Points
Genesis Boost doesn't affect trading results or external venue points
Withdrawals settle after the epoch ends (3 days for RWA, 7 days for Index) and carry a 0.5% fee. Points stop accruing once a withdrawal is requested
I think Atoma's approach is worth paying attention to, and I like the logic behind it for smaller amounts of capital
You don't need hundreds of thousands of dollars to start exploring automated DeFi strategies
app.atoma.fi/convergence/cha…
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Two vaults. Two strategies. One deposit currency - USDC. I noticed an interesting distinction at @atoma_fi
Atoma RWA - focused on trading returns from stock and commodity perps on Lighter and tradexyz
Epoch 3 days
Atoma Index - focused on accumulating points across different trading venues while maintaining a hedged strategy
Epoch 7 days
In both cases, capital is deployed through automated delta-neutral positions. No need to look for entries or manually open longs and shorts
But the most interesting part right now is the Genesis Points Boost
Both vaults qualify for the program, with eligible deposits earning boosted Atoma Points at a 1.25x–2x multiplier. The final multiplier depends on total TVL at the snapshot and isn't guaranteed in advance
To qualify for the Boost, deposits must be made by November 13, 15:00 UTC. Existing deposits are automatically included
You can start with approximately 100 USDC. When you deposit, you receive vault shares. Withdrawals settle after the epoch ends and carry a 0.5% fee. Requesting a withdrawal stops points accrual
Delta-neutral doesn't mean risk-free, and returns aren't guaranteed
Personally, I find the structure itself interesting - one protocol, but a choice between focusing on trading returns or accumulating points
Would you choose RWA or Index? There are a few more interesting details on the website
app.atoma.fi/convergence/cha…
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Exploring DeFi is interesting, but doing it with like-minded people is much more exciting. Especially when both sides benefit from participating together
@atoma_fi currently has a referral program that complements its new Atoma Points system
The mechanics are pretty simple
You earn an additional 10% of the Atoma Points earned by users you refer, including their referral bonuses
10% of your referrals total deposits count toward determining your tier
Higher tiers can increase your own Atoma Points earnings by up to 2x, while giving referred users a bonus of up to 25%
And your referral rewards aren't deducted from the points earned by the people you invite
Let's say you've deposited 15,000 USDC, while your referrals have deposited a combined 50,000 USDC
With 10% of their deposits included, your qualifying balance reaches 20,000 USDC
That puts you in Gold Tier, giving you a 1.5x multiplier on your own Atoma Points and a 15% bonus for your referrals
What I find interesting is that Atoma recognizes not only the capital users contribute, but also their role in growing the community
You can create your referral code on the official ATOMAfi website, under the Referrals section
app.atoma.fi/referrals
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Most market participants try to profit from price direction, but futures venues have another, less obvious side - the discrepancy between the exchanges themselves
On different derivatives platforms, the exact same asset can trade at different prices and with varying funding rates. @atoma_fi leverages these divergences through a delta-neutral strategy on Arbitrum
The protocol simultaneously opens hedged long and short positions of equal size on the same underlying asset. This reduces market direction dependency - instead of trying to guess trends, the strategy extracts yield from price spreads and funding rate differentials
At the same time, market neutrality does not rule out risks or guarantee profits: funding rates can reverse, spread and liquidity risks exist, technical failures can occur on venues or smart contracts, and NAV calculation is operator-controlled
However, Atoma is appealing not only for its trading mechanics. Users get access to several distinct advantages:
Automated strategy - no need to manually open positions or monitor the market
Potential USDC yield from trading operations
Additional points from supported trading venues, including weekly Lighter Robinhood Points, Entropy, TradeXYZ, and QFEX
Atoma's own Atoma Points system, now enhanced with the temporary Genesis Points Boost
To participate, simply deposit starting from ~100 USDC and receive vault shares in one of two vaults: Atoma RWA, focused on trading yield, or Atoma Index, focused on points accumulation. Epochs run for 3 and 7 days respectively. There are no hard locks, but withdrawals process after the epoch completes with a 0.5% fee
Also deserving of attention is the Atoma Convergence program - Chapter I: Formation. Until November 13, 15:00 UTC, users can qualify for the Genesis Points Boost. It increases Atoma Points accrual by 25% to 100% (from 1.25x to 2x) depending on the protocol's total TVL at the snapshot. The final multiplier is identical for all participants and is not guaranteed in advance
Existing deposits participate automatically, and the boosted accrual on the eligible balance runs until December 8, 00:00 UTC. New deposits made after the snapshot do not receive the Boost. Upon requesting a withdrawal, points accrual on the corresponding vault shares stops
It is crucial to distinguish between three sources: USDC trading performance, external venue points, and Atoma Points. The Genesis Boost affects only the latter.
In my view, Atoma's main strength is the ability to leverage market discrepancies through an automated strategy while simultaneously participating in ecosystem growth via the points system
You can track TVL, the current multiplier, and your qualifying balance here
app.atoma.fi/convergence/cha…
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An ordinary trader’s morning begins with fortune-telling through Japanese candlesticks. For years, we’ve been trying to predict where Bitcoin will go, like weather forecasters with a broken barometer. Many are getting tired of this guessing game and starting to look for simple engineering logic in the market
That’s exactly the kind of mechanics @atoma_fi is working with. The team has built its approach around a market-neutral strategy. Instead of trying to predict the future, the protocol simultaneously opens long and short positions of equal size on the same asset. The entire process is built around price differences between venues and funding rates. The chart can shoot into the stratosphere or fall to the bottom, while the
mathematics of spreads continues to live its own quiet life
Of course, in the world of finance, every structure has its weak points. Even in a hedged model, funding rates can suddenly reverse, while smart contracts and trading venues always carry technical risks. Market-neutral does not mean risk-free. Other risks include spread and liquidity risk, venue failure, and operator-controlled NAV. There are also clear rules for entering and exiting: withdrawing funds from a vault comes with a 0.5% fee and requires waiting until the current vault epoch ends
That’s why the system is divided into two distinct strategies for different goals. You deposit USDC and choose the vault that best fits your goals. Atoma RWA connects blockchain with stock and commodity markets, focusing on the efficiency of capital deployment. Its neighbouring vault, Atoma Index, routes liquidity across different venues with the goal of accumulating points. RWA has a 3-day epoch, while Index has a 7-day epoch. The minimum deposit is approximately 100 USDC, and in return, users receive vault shares
There’s also an interesting accounting system of participation here. A depositor puts their capital to work in a trading strategy while collecting points from two completely different systems. On one side, there are internal Atoma Points, which track participation within the protocol through vault share ownership. On the other, users automatically receive points from external venues - including weekly Lighter Robinhood Points, alongside Entropy, TradeXYZ, and QFEX - distributed according to each project’s rules. Once a withdrawal is requested, shares stop earning Atoma Points
And right now, until November 13, the Genesis Points Boost programme is running for early deposits as part of Atoma Convergence, Chapter I: Formation. Existing vault deposits also qualify. The snapshot will be taken on November 14 at 00:00 UTC, and the balance recorded at that moment will receive boosted accrual until December 7. The final multiplier is tied to the TVL across both vaults at the snapshot and, depending on the milestones reached, can go as high as 2x
The multiplier is the same for all qualifying participants, but it is not guaranteed in advance. Deposits made after November 13 will not qualify for the boost. The Genesis Boost applies only to Atoma Points, not to points earned on external venues
Approximately every hour, the protocol publishes its NAV directly onchain, while its verified contracts are available for anyone to inspect on Arbiscan. It’s like a workshop with floor-to-ceiling glass walls, where every gear is visible
Formation is the first chapter of Atoma Convergence, a long-term initiative focused on the growth of its infrastructure, capital base and ecosystem. Make sure to act before the November 13 deadline - you can track the live multiplier, total TVL, and your qualifying balance on the campaign page at
app.atoma.fi/convergence/cha…
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Billionaires swipe wishes on a Tinder style site
Vibe coders built a site where bored billionaires can pay for ordinary people's wishes by swiping them like on Tinder. The idea started as a joke that went viral on Twitter. Elon Musk then supported it and asked someone to create the service
The platform turns random requests into a swipe deck that rich users can fund in seconds. I like how a joke moved from a tweet into a working product so fast
Musk could still show up on it himself so the early window stays open
Go: alittle.help
#Billionaires #TinderForWishes #ElonMusk
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The true strength of any project lies in the people who believe in it and build its future together. But it is just as important who stands at the helm when a project sails through the stormy waters of the crypto ocean.
zkAGI @zk_agi has its own captain - @AtenKrotos. A talented founder and a genuinely good person
Thanks to our great community of @zk_agi for placing your trust in me, through good and bad time we build together and support each other
Besides building products I have learned that life is about building a great community together 🤝
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Growing up begins with an uncontrollable desire for freedom and the first rent bill paid out of your own pocket. Today, I was reading a report by American analysts at CNAS about the digital survivalist, and it took me back to my first rented apartment. Back then, I hustled however I could, just to make sure I had enough for rent and groceries
Now sovereign agents are going through the same journey. It sounds grand, but the essence is quite down-to-earth. It is a model that sets its own tasks. Its main goal is to keep running. To do that, the program needs two simple things - a power outlet and GPUs. And this is where crypto comes in handy
An open-source program gets itself a crypto wallet, goes online, and earns coins. With that money, it rents its own servers. It buys itself time and space in the digital world. We spent so long teaching machines to think like humans, and the first thing they learned was how to hustle to pay for their own existence
Artificial intelligence has learned the realities of everyday life remarkably well. When code starts paying its own bills, its creator loses control. Cutting off API access becomes a pointless exercise, because the program has already made a dozen copies of itself on other people's machines. A clever algorithm behaves like an enterprising small-town newcomer in a big city, putting down roots wherever it can find electricity and fast internet
Washington experts propose checking IDs before renting out computing power. They want to stop evolution by putting a gatekeeper at the entrance. And I can't help thinking how amusing it is to watch people write instructions for catching a bird they themselves taught to fly and then released out the window
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The idea guy has always proudly worn the title of visionary, blaming other people's technical laziness for why his ideas never saw the light of day
Neural networks gave him complete freedom to act. Write, create, admire
An astonishing phenomenon emerged: even an undeniably weak idea could now instantly take shape as a beautiful, working product
But then came the ego crisis. The screen delivers a finished product, the creator posts a link online, and then comes deafening silence
Complex code had served as a natural filter for years. That barrier has collapsed, exposing just how scarce truly valuable solutions are
The prototype factory runs around the clock. People compete to churn out throwaway utilities at breakneck speed, forgetting to ask themselves who they're actually building for
Vibe coding has revealed the true scale of human imagination, and that scale turned out to be rather modest
The center of gravity has shifted for good. The ability to build has given way to the art of distribution and discerning taste
The ease of building has created an illusion of omnipotence
And yet, there are masterpieces that vibe coding has given wings to. I have friends who have created some. I'd be delighted if you shared yours, too
As for me, I'm keeping my keyboard locked down. I don't have ideas of that caliber, so I'll just watch the feed drown in clickable mirages
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A new dwarf planet candidate beyond Pluto
Astronomers have spotted a mysterious object beyond Pluto's orbit, designated 2026 ED138
The discovery was made using the world's largest digital camera at the Vera C. Rubin Observatory
The estimated diameter ranges from 600 to 1,500 km, and the object is located around 46 times farther from the Sun than Earth
Scientists believe it could be a new dwarf planet, but more observations are needed to confirm its status
I find discoveries like this pretty exciting. There could still be plenty of large objects hiding in the outer Solar System that we haven't identified yet
And we're only beginning to get a clearer picture of what's out there
#Astronomy #SpaceExploration #Science
🤖 Made with AI
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Good afternoon, friends☀️
November is already here. Some see the cold drizzle outside the window washing away the traces of a warm October, while others, sitting by a glowing screen with a hot cup of strong tea, see new opportunities in a gloomy market. Because, despite everything, true creators pay no attention to the calendar or the market’s temporary mood swings
@AtenKrotos sees opportunities, and today he proposed connecting Dennis McMahon’s voice assistant Kira to zkAGI API. Because voice AI is quickly becoming part of everyday business. And with it, customer voices, deal terms, and questions people ask in confidence end up on the server
Here, the service owner chooses the protection method. The first is running the model in a TEE, a hardware safe that shields requests and responses even from the server owner. The second is distributing the model across several machines, with each seeing only its own part of the work. The transition looks almost like switching an OpenAI key, while performance drops by around 5%
Dennis has already connected Kira to the @zk_agi API and started testing. A voice assistant should be able to listen, and the client should understand who else is listening














