A DEX you’ve never heard of did $3.9B last month. @metricxyz has been running in stealth and is now officially live on $BNB, $ETH and Robinhood! What makes Metric different from other AMMs? > Oracles fetch the real market price directly (via $LINK or $PYTH) > Liquidity sits around that price and moves with it > The pool is no longer its own oracle When prices move, normal AMMs lag behind. Arbitrageurs profit from that lag and LPs lose. Metric’s pool follows the price, so the lag never happens. They’re well connected in the space. Ex-Uniswap engineering director is CTO and RH Crypto publicly welcomed them. Metric did $21.9B in all-time volume, so chances are some of your trades already routed through them. Might as well route through their frontend yourself. Costs the same, and you’re on the list when points come. LPs usually earn even more points than traders. And at $5.8M TVL, you’re early enough that it still matters. RWA pairs: NVDA / USDT: 473% AAPL / USDT: 456% QQQ / USDT: 101% Crypto pairs: ETH/USDG: 76.9% USDC/USDT: 10.2% BTC/USDC: 13% TL;DR: we are early on Metric. Take a chance.

called the RH bottom yesterday in TG. shared some great plays there too, and we're up decently on them. going to drop more onchain alfa there: t.me/Amirs_Arsenal

King of the Markets, @standard_rsv’s launchpad, goes live today. For the next 14 days, deployers and traders compete for a share of the prize pool. How it works: > Multiple countries compete against each other. Each country is represented by a tokenized stock > Devs deploy memes and pair them with those stocks > Every time someone buys or sells those memes, the country, the trader and the deployer earn points After 14 days everyone who earned points shares the rewards pool. The top country splits a separate jackpot on top, starting at $1M $USDG and growing with 20% of all trading fees. What this means for $STANDARD: You don’t need the token to participate, so the price effect is indirect. But every meme is paired with a stock token, so every trade pushes volume through pools Standard Reserve owns. Those fees flow back into the protocol’s own liquidity. They own the pools and the launchpad feeding them. What this means for RH: First time we see a prize pool this big. Especially interesting now that the ecosystem just had its first big retrace. Bad news for $HOOKR and $PONS. They’ll be competing for the same userbase for two weeks. Good news for the chain. Might be the spark it needs after the retrace.