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$100k in volume could potentially earn you several thousand dollars in $LIT
I think I found the end date of Lighter RH, and it’s hidden in two numbers
The campaign was announced on August 13, 2026. Lighter’s 1st anniversary / TGE is around December 30
Now count the gap: exactly 140 days, which is exactly 20 weeks. It’s very unlikely they picked a 20-week window that lands on the anniversary by accident
Now the points. Week 1 is 65K points, week 2 is 70K, week 3 is 75K, and it goes up by 5K every week. After 20 weeks that’s 2.25M points in total
The pool is 11M $LIT. Simple math: 11M / 2.25M = 4.89 $LIT per point. Here’s what 1 point is worth at different prices:
$3 per $LIT - 1 point = ~$14.67
$4 per $LIT - 1 point = ~$19.56
$5 per $LIT - 1 point = ~$24.44
$7 per $LIT - 1 point = ~$34.22
At TGE, 1 point was 10 $LIT. Now it’s roughly half of that, but $LIT has ~2x’d since TGE, so the dollar value per point stays fairly balanced
My base case is that the campaign ends on December 30-31. If I’m right, you have until the end of the year to farm it, and the last weeks have the biggest point emissions (150K+ per week at the end)
That’s why I’m farming and hedging Lighter RH with a new perp DEX. The goal is to recover my costs this year and keep the profit on top
link: robinhoodchain.lighter.xyz/?…
$100k in volume could potentially earn you several thousand dollars in $LIT
$ETH got hit 6x harder than $BTC
Around $1–1.2B liquidated in 24h, almost all longs. One Hyperliquid position lost nearly $20M
The interesting part isn’t the wipeout. It’s how much worse ETH got hit relative to its market size
I’m not buying the ETH dip yet. I want to see ETH/BTC reclaim its pre-dump level first
Because if it doesn’t, this liquidation wave might have exposed something bigger...
If you're still reading my last two posts and don't know what to do with this information, here are a few trades I'd look at
The first one is pretty obvious
If you think companies will keep spending more on AI infrastructure, $NVDA is the cleanest way to play it
SpaceX is reportedly looking to raise $40B for more Nvidia chips, while OpenAI is raising billions to keep expanding its compute
So I'm not really looking for the next AI company that might win
I'm looking at the company selling the hardware to all of them
I'm trading this thesis on QFEX right now
The reason I like QFEX is that I'm farming their airdrop at the same time
I expect traders who actually generate volume and use the platform will be rewarded when the token is distributed
So the trade gives me two ways to win
I make money if my position works, and I collect points from the same trading activity
If you're bearish on AI capex, you can obviously trade the other side
And if you don't want to take full directional risk, you can hedge the position and still farm the volume
That's basically how I'm approaching it
I'm already trading, so I'd rather farm the drop at the same time instead of leaving that upside on the table
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If you're going to trade the AI thesis anyway, you might as well get paid twice for it
SpaceX is reportedly looking to raise $40B to buy Nvidia chips
$10B in bank loans + $30B in investment-grade debt
At first this just looks like another huge AI infrastructure deal
But SpaceX already has around 230k Nvidia chips in Colossus and another ~550k in Colossus 2
So we're talking about almost 800k Nvidia chips already, while SpaceX is now looking to raise another $40B for more AI infrastructure
And this is where I think the Nvidia bear case gets harder to make
OpenAI can raise tens of billions and people will argue about whether it can actually turn all that compute into revenue
But at the same time SpaceX is looking to raise $40B to keep building the infrastructure in the first place
Someone has to sell all those chips
And right now that someone is Nvidia
So I'm still not interested in betting against $NVDA because AI spending is getting too expensive
The spending is getting too expensive, and companies are still finding ways to finance it
If SpaceX actually closes this $40B deal, that's another massive amount of capital going directly into AI infrastructure
And I'd rather bet on the company selling the GPUs than try to guess which AI company is going to win
I woke up and saw $ORCL down 6% because of one OpenAI revenue number
OpenAI reportedly told investors its annualized revenue was around $50B at the end of September
Meanwhile, the market was talking about ~$70B just a month ago
At first it looks like OpenAI simply missed by $20B
But when I looked into where that $70B actually came from, it gets a bit different
That ~$70B wasn't some new official revenue number from OpenAI
Investors were adjusting OpenAI's revenue to make it comparable with Anthropic, which counts revenue generated through cloud partners like AWS and Google Cloud
OpenAI apparently doesn't count it the same way
So we're not really talking about $20B of business suddenly disappearing
A big part of that difference comes from how the revenue is counted
And OpenAI's annualized revenue still grew more than 70% from July to September
Yet $ORCL is down 6%, $AMD 4% and $NVDA 2.5%
I don't really see how this changes the AI demand thesis
Especially when Oracle has a $300B deal with OpenAI
If AI demand is actually slowing down, then yes, I want to see it in cloud spending and compute demand
But if capex keeps going up, I think these AI infrastructure names are going to look very different after the market gets past this headline
Personally, I'm watching $ORCL, $NVDA and $AVGO here
$ORCL is the highest beta way to play the OpenAI story
$NVDA and $AVGO are more direct bets on AI infrastructure
I wouldn't be surprised if this turns into one of those situations where the market sells the headline first and starts looking at the actual numbers later
The market is selling off on “news” that is barely news.
OpenAI reportedly told investors that its annualized revenue was approaching $50B at the end of September, rather than the ~$70B figure that was widely reported last month.
But the gap largely comes down to accounting methodology, not a $20B hole in OpenAI’s business.
Anthropic counts revenue generated through cloud partners such as AWS and Google Cloud, while OpenAI apparently does not. Investors had therefore adjusted OpenAI’s reported figures to make them comparable with Anthropic’s, which helped produce the ~$70B estimate.
So we are essentially talking about whether revenue flowing through cloud partners is included in the headline number or not.
That is a comparability issue, not some sudden collapse in OpenAI’s revenue trajectory.
The fact that the market is treating this as a major negative for AI is, frankly, pretty ridiculous.
Is Robinhood becoming the next MSTR?
They just bought $25M of Bitcoin for the company’s balance sheet
Robinhood is worth roughly $100B, so $25M is nothing for them
MSTR buys BTC because Bitcoin is basically the company’s entire treasury strategy
Robinhood doesn't need to do that
They already make money from crypto through trading, custody and other products
So why start holding BTC themselves?
One explanation is simple: they want BTC as a treasury asset
Another: they're building more crypto infrastructure and want some exposure on the company balance sheet
The more aggressive case is that $25M is just the first allocation
Robinhood is already building Robinhood Chain and expanding into perps
If they keep buying BTC, then the MSTR comparison won't look so crazy
For now, $25M is just a very small bet
GTA VI comes out in 6 weeks, and $TTWO is down 21% this year
The market is pricing GTA VI around 2013-level sales
Take-Two's FY27 guidance implies roughly 34M copies in year one
JPMorgan expects investors to be looking for 45M+
That's an 11M copy gap
If GTA VI gets closer to 45M, more copies → higher revenue and EPS → higher analyst targets
Take-Two has a problem
A good one
$TTWO is around $203 vs a 52-week high of $266
JPMorgan's target is $310
My base case: $266 before release
$310 gets interesting if early sales point toward 40M+
November 19 is the date
Who's already in?
QFEX just made losing money a little less painful
They rolled out a new Season 0 mechanic for everyone
20% of traders who finish the campaign with a net realized loss can randomly get 100% of that loss refunded, up to $2,000
You need to:
→ Register through the Rewards Hub
→ Link your X account
→ Trade at least $100K in taker volume during the campaign
→ Finish with a net realized loss
The interesting part is how people can use it
You can run a delta-neutral strategy against another perp DEX, keeping your market exposure roughly neutral while directing the qualifying activity to QFEX
If you end the campaign with a loss, you have a 20% chance of getting that loss back
$500 loss → potentially $500 refunded
$2,000 loss → potentially $2,000 refunded
And the refund isn't the only thing
Season 0 points are also accumulating from your trading activity, and QFEX has confirmed that current activity counts
So you’re potentially getting points while trading, plus a shot at getting your realized loss refunded
I’d rather be early than wait until everyone starts farming QFEX after the Variational TGE
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Loss Refunds are back on QFEX, and this time, the program is open to all users.
20% of eligible losing traders will get 100% of their realized loss back, up to $2,000.
The new campaign is already live.
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The stock market is at ATH, and one company just moved 33% in a single day
That company is $PTC
Schneider Electric agreed to buy PTC for $22.6B in cash, offering $205 per share
That’s a 42% premium to where PTC was trading before the deal
PTC makes software used by industrial companies, and Schneider wants it to expand its position in industrial AI, data centers and energy infrastructure
The stock jumped around 33.5% to ~$192 after the announcement
And the move spread to the rest of the sector
$ADSK jumped around 4.5% as investors started looking at other software companies that could become takeover targets
Then $RXO made another crazy move
C.H. Robinson agreed to buy RXO, with shareholders set to receive $30.25 in cash
$RXO jumped more than 22%
C.H. Robinson dropped around 11%
So in two major deals, the companies being bought ripped while the buyers got punished
That’s a pretty clear signal that investors are paying serious attention to M&A right now
Then there’s $SPCX
SpaceX jumped 7.6% to around $171, putting its valuation above $2T
Morgan Stanley kept its Outperform rating and a $300 target
That’s roughly 75% above the current price
There are also talks about a possible partnership with TSMC
A $2T+ company moving almost 8% in one session is hard to ignore
And the biggest name of them all is still $NVDA
Nvidia gained more than 2% and closed around $239, pushing its market cap to roughly $5.8T
That helped drive the Nasdaq to another all-time high
$MSFT , $META , $AVGO and $TSLA were also higher
The AI trade is still carrying the market, while M&A is creating some completely different opportunities underneath it
$AMZN is another one on my screen
Amazon is worth around $2.7T, while AWS is generating more than $40B per quarter
Amazon is spending heavily on data centers and AI infrastructure, which puts it right in the middle of the same spending cycle driving Nvidia
Earnings season is about to start, and the market is already sitting at record highs
This is where I want to be looking for the next big move
I trade these stocks on @QFEX , where you can trade stocks and other markets 24/7 with leverage
You can also farm QFEX points while trading, which may later qualify you for an airdrop
Imagine trading stocks you already wanted to trade and getting a potential drop on top
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Don't miss these 3 stocks
The first one is $NVDA
Nvidia makes the chips that power most of the AI boom, and demand is still moving higher
Foxconn, one of Nvidia's biggest manufacturing partners, just reported revenue up 47% year over year, with AI servers being one of the main drivers
$NVDA is around $235 right now, while BNP Paribas has a $345 target
That puts the target more than 45% above the current price
I’m looking at $300 first, with $345 as the bigger target
The second one is $AMZN
Amazon is much more than an online store
AWS is the cloud business behind a huge amount of internet infrastructure, and it's also becoming one of the biggest ways companies are spending money on AI
AWS revenue grew 37% to $42.2B in the latest quarter, its fastest growth in 18 quarters
Amazon is also planning around $220B in capital spending, mainly because demand for AI and cloud infrastructure keeps growing
$AMZN is around $250 and Goldman has a $375 target
$300 is the level I want to see first
The third one is $JCI
Johnson Controls is one most people probably don't think about when they hear AI
They make cooling systems for buildings, including the huge data centers needed to run AI
AI data center cooling orders have grown around 30% for three straight quarters, while the company's data center business now has a $21B backlog
You can build as many AI chips as you want, but the servers still need somewhere to run and they need a lot of cooling
That is where $JCI comes in
I trade these on QFEX, where you can trade stocks and other markets 24/7 with leverage
QFEX also has a points system, so while you're trading, you may be farming points that could later qualify you for an airdrop
Imagine trading stocks and getting a drop as a bonus
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Easy money on GTA VI?
The company behind GTA VI is down 21% this year, while the biggest game release in years is less than 2 months away
The company is Take-Two Interactive, ticker $TTWO
If you don't follow stocks, Take-Two owns Rockstar Games - the studio making GTA
$TTWO is around $200 right now
And here's where I see the opportunity
Take-Two's current numbers basically assume around 34M copies of GTA VI sold in the first year
Some analysts are already expecting 45M+
That's 10M+ more copies than what's currently expected
And GTA VI isn't even priced like the old games
The standard version is $79.99 and Ultimate is $99.99
So if GTA VI sells 40-45M copies in year one, Take-Two could make significantly more money than the market is currently expecting
And when expectations go up, the stock usually follows
JPMorgan - one of the biggest banks in the US - has a $310 target on $TTWO
The stock already reached around $266 this year, before GTA VI even came out
My trade is simple
I'm looking at $200-210 as my entry
$240 would be the first target
Then I want to see $266 again
And if the first sales numbers come in much stronger than expected, $300+ doesn't look crazy to me
The other thing people forget is what happens after the launch
GTA VI will eventually get GTA Online
That's where Rockstar made billions with GTA V
People don't just buy the game once - they keep spending money inside the online game for years
So I'm not betting only on November 19
I'm betting on GTA VI becoming a huge money machine for Take-Two for years
I'm long $TTWO into the launch
I trade it on @QFEX because it's open 24/7, so I don't have to wait for the stock market to open if something big happens around GTA VI
You can trade with up to 10x leverage
Season 0 is already live, so I'm also farming points while trading
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This is insane. GTA VI comes out on November 19, and the company behind it is down 21% this year
$TTWO, $MSTR and $FLEX - these are the three stocks I'm long right now. Here's why each one goes higher
$TTWO - Take-Two Interactive. If you don't know the ticker, this is the parent company of Rockstar Games, the studio that makes GTA. Price is ~$203, the 52-week range is $188-266. GTA VI is set for November 19, 2026. JPMorgan reiterated Overweight on September 28 with a $310 target for December 2027 (30x adjusted EPS of $10.18 for FY28)
Here's why it matters. As far as I know, the FY27 guidance only assumes ~34M copies in the first year, which is GTA V level. If GTA VI sells even a bit more than that, the company has to raise guidance, analysts raise their EPS estimates, and the stock reprices up. Morningstar says it's already priced in, but the stock is down 21% on the year and sits near the bottom of its range, so the market is clearly not pricing in the biggest game release ever. My base case is that it goes back to the top of the range around $266 as the release gets closer and the hype brings buyers back
$MSTR - Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy. This is basically a company that buys Bitcoin with borrowed money and equity, and right now it holds about 847K BTC. Price is ~$154-160
On October 2, Citi raised the target from $136 to $240 and kept Buy, with a 12-month Bitcoin forecast of ~$113K. Simple math: 847K BTC x $113K = ~$96B worth of Bitcoin on the balance sheet. When BTC goes up, the value of what the company holds goes up, and the stock usually moves harder than Bitcoin itself because the company is leveraged. Consensus targets sit around $229-258, which is 50-60% upside
The level everyone is watching is $151. As long as it holds, the way is open back above $165. My first target is $165, then $240
$FLEX - Flex. It's a manufacturer that builds hardware for big tech companies, and the fastest growing part of the business is power equipment for data centers. Every new AI data center needs huge amounts of power, and Flex sells exactly that. Price is ~$117, consensus is Strong Buy with an average target of ~$160.5, which is +38%
The numbers are pretty crazy: the data center power segment (CPI) is guided to grow 65-75% in FY27 and more than 80% in FY28. They are also buying EPC Power and plan to spin off CPI into a separate company. When a fast-growing business gets spun off, the market usually values it at a much higher multiple than when it sits inside a big manufacturer, and that's where the extra upside comes from. The valuation right now is ~16x FY28 EPS, which is cheap for this kind of growth
The earnings report is around October 28. My base case is that the data center numbers confirm the growth, analysts raise targets, and the stock moves toward $160
I trade all three on @QFEX, where you can trade 24/7 with up to 10x leverage. News that drops at night doesn't leave you waiting for the market to open
Season 0 on QFEX is already live, and I think points are counted retroactively. That's exactly what happened with Variational: early users received 30% of the total points supply, and the earlier you were on the platform, the higher the reward. So while you trade these three, you're also farming
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This is insane. GTA VI comes out on November 19, and the company behind it is down 21% this year
$TTWO, $MSTR and $FLEX - these are the three stocks I'm long right now. Here's why each one goes higher
$TTWO - Take-Two Interactive. If you don't know the ticker, this is the parent company of Rockstar Games, the studio that makes GTA. Price is ~$203, the 52-week range is $188-266. GTA VI is set for November 19, 2026. JPMorgan reiterated Overweight on September 28 with a $310 target for December 2027 (30x adjusted EPS of $10.18 for FY28)
Here's why it matters. As far as I know, the FY27 guidance only assumes ~34M copies in the first year, which is GTA V level. If GTA VI sells even a bit more than that, the company has to raise guidance, analysts raise their EPS estimates, and the stock reprices up. Morningstar says it's already priced in, but the stock is down 21% on the year and sits near the bottom of its range, so the market is clearly not pricing in the biggest game release ever. My base case is that it goes back to the top of the range around $266 as the release gets closer and the hype brings buyers back
$MSTR - Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy. This is basically a company that buys Bitcoin with borrowed money and equity, and right now it holds about 847K BTC. Price is ~$154-160
On October 2, Citi raised the target from $136 to $240 and kept Buy, with a 12-month Bitcoin forecast of ~$113K. Simple math: 847K BTC x $113K = ~$96B worth of Bitcoin on the balance sheet. When BTC goes up, the value of what the company holds goes up, and the stock usually moves harder than Bitcoin itself because the company is leveraged. Consensus targets sit around $229-258, which is 50-60% upside
The level everyone is watching is $151. As long as it holds, the way is open back above $165. My first target is $165, then $240
$FLEX - Flex. It's a manufacturer that builds hardware for big tech companies, and the fastest growing part of the business is power equipment for data centers. Every new AI data center needs huge amounts of power, and Flex sells exactly that. Price is ~$117, consensus is Strong Buy with an average target of ~$160.5, which is +38%
The numbers are pretty crazy: the data center power segment (CPI) is guided to grow 65-75% in FY27 and more than 80% in FY28. They are also buying EPC Power and plan to spin off CPI into a separate company. When a fast-growing business gets spun off, the market usually values it at a much higher multiple than when it sits inside a big manufacturer, and that's where the extra upside comes from. The valuation right now is ~16x FY28 EPS, which is cheap for this kind of growth
The earnings report is around October 28. My base case is that the data center numbers confirm the growth, analysts raise targets, and the stock moves toward $160
I trade all three on @QFEX, where you can trade 24/7 with up to 10x leverage. News that drops at night doesn't leave you waiting for the market to open
Season 0 on QFEX is already live, and I think points are counted retroactively. That's exactly what happened with Variational: early users received 30% of the total points supply, and the earlier you were on the platform, the higher the reward. So while you trade these three, you're also farming
If you're not registered on QFEX yet, use my codes for a 10% discount on trading fees:
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Farming Lighter points can be seriously profitable
Right now there are ~30K participants and the pool is around $50M. If you make it into the top 500, you can potentially walk away with $5K+
But I’m also using the funding to pay for the farming
$HMSTR had funding around +0.52% every 8h on Hyperliquid while Binance was only ~+0.01%
That means longs on Hyperliquid were paying a huge premium to shorts
$QNT had the opposite kind of opportunity
Funding was around -0.12% on Binance vs +0.10% on Hyperliquid
That’s roughly a 0.22% spread every 8h
So I can long where funding is negative, short where it’s positive, and collect the difference while keeping the price exposure close to zero
$ZRO also reached around +0.17% per 8h
The idea is simple: find an extreme funding spread, hedge the same size across two venues, and let funding offset the cost of generating Lighter volume
So I’m farming points while the funding can potentially pay me for doing it
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A user got liquidated for $500 on Variational before the points program launched and received 500 points. At current OTC prices, that's ~$15k
Another one did $1.7M in volume and received points worth ~$39k
That's what being early on a perp DEX looks like. And that's why I just secured early status on two perp DEXs at once: @entropyIO and @QFEX
I've already done $500k volume on each. Variational gave early users 30% of the total points supply, so skipping early farming is not an option for me. The earlier you're on the platform, the higher the reward
Here's how I did it with one capital:
->Register on Entropy (link in the comments, max 50% fee rebate)
->Register on QFEX (codes for a 10% fee discount: 2PT4K9J1, WV2ZR1XM, CJTNXEDF, KFQF4WJD, 8MT484Q8)
->Open a short SNDK on Entropy
->Open a long SNDK on QFEX
I held positions for 2-4 hours with 5x leverage. Both opening and closing count toward volume, so the main goal now is to generate as much as possible. Next target is $1M on each
Quick overview of both projects:
QFEX - RWA perps, $9.5M seed, HFT quant team, #3 by OI among RWA perps, 200+ markets. Points are confirmed, with retroactive rewards for early activity
Entropy - HIP-3 on Hyperliquid, $14M seed led by Ribbit Capital + ~$40M in HYPE staking. They launched in late August, and I expect a points program here too, because they need to pull attention away from TradeXYZ, where there are no points
Both are still at a very early stage. One capital -> two early perp DEXs -> two potential rewards
The goal is simple - build as much volume as possible before the points programs launch. I don't know how much these points will be worth, but I'd rather be early and find out than regret it later
NFA
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Entropy(-50%): entropy.io/?r=tor00_1
QFEX is letting anyone who builds a trading app, bot or terminal on top of it keep up to 50% of the fees from every trade their users make
They launched Builder Codes. In short: if you build an app, bot, aggregator or any trading interface on top of QFEX, you earn a share of the fees from every trade your users make through it
Here's how it works. You create one builder code in your account (Profile - Developer Settings), and QFEX generates it as a UUID. Then you set two fee shares: QFEX keeps at least 50%, and you can take up to 50%
Your app attaches the code to the user's Trade WebSocket connection, and every order from that connection earns you builder rewards. The trader still pays the normal fee, so it costs them nothing extra
Example from their docs: if QFEX takes 50% and you set your share to 30%, you get 30% of every fee, QFEX keeps 50%, and the remaining 20% isn't paid out as builder rewards
It also covers more than simple orders. Stop orders and TWAPs sent through the connection are attributed too. And the user never gives you their password, MFA code or API secret, since they log in through QFEX OAuth
Why do I care? Because this is how a perp DEX builds an ecosystem. You don't need to build every frontend, terminal and bot yourself if you pay third parties to do it for you. Hyperliquid already showed that this model works, and QFEX has the same incentive built in from day one
I have no idea how many builders will actually integrate QFEX, but I assume the platforms that attract developers early are usually the ones that end up with the most volume. On paper, this looks pretty interesting - let's see who builds on it first
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Perp DEXs have one problem nobody really talks about: everyone can see your position
On Hyperliquid and most other perp DEXs, your orders, entries and liquidation levels are public. For a retail trader that's just annoying. For a bank or a fund it's a deal breaker
That's why I think @Titan_Exchange is worth a look. It's a perp DEX being built on Canton Network with a private order book - you can trade perps, but your positions and trades aren't put on display for the entire market
Canton is a public L1 built for institutional finance. The idea is simple: each app decides exactly who sees which data. The bank sees its part of the trade, the counterparty sees theirs, and nothing is broadcast across the whole chain. At the same time, different apps inside Canton can still interact with each other
As far as I know, DTCC, J.P. Morgan, Goldman, Visa, BNP Paribas and Tradeweb are already in the ecosystem. The chain was created by Digital Asset, which has raised $817M. The official Canton account also reposted Titan's testnet launch and commented under it, so it's fair to assume Digital Asset may be involved in building this perp DEX
Right now the crypto side of Canton is still basically empty. So instead of waiting until the first apps attract a crowd, I'd rather check what's being built while there's no competition for attention
The testnet is already open and gives points for trading activity. Here's how to get in:
Open the link and connect your wallet: testnet.titanx.cc/?ref=12179…
Claim test tokens from the faucet
Go to Trade, choose BTC or another available market
Open a Long or Short and do some volume
Check your points in Profile
I have no idea what these points will actually give you, but I assume the testnet could give early users some advantages if they actively use the product before mainnet. So I'd definitely stay active
On paper, a private perp DEX on the chain used by the biggest names in old finance looks pretty interesting - let's see what happens once mainnet goes live
NFA
Adding another L1 testnet to my rotation
I just started testing @QMSNetwork
QMS is building a Layer-1 designed for the post-quantum era, and the testnet already has several ways to create onchain activity
My route so far:
🔗 faucet.testnet.qms.finance
→ Enter your 0x wallet address
→ Complete the captcha
→ Claim 10 QMS test tokens
Then move to Qwap:
🔗 testnet.qwap.xyz
→ Connect your EVM wallet
→ Claim test QMS
→ Pick a pair like QMS/USDC
→ Select a pool
→ Add liquidity
→ Confirm the transaction
I wouldn’t stop after one transaction
Explore the testnet, try different features and build some genuine activity while it’s still early
There are also community roles worth checking:
🔗 discord.com/invite/qmsnetwor…
→ Check the available roles
→ Look for Qwapper / Qwabbit
→ Join the discussions
→ Share useful feedback
There’s no confirmed airdrop, so I’m not treating this as guaranteed rewards
For me, it’s simple: test the network early and build activity before incentives are announced
QMS is going into my testnet rotation
Who’s testing it?
Another testnet just landed on my farming radar
@Enter_Elysium is now live, and I’m testing it early rather than waiting for an incentive announcement
There’s no confirmed airdrop yet, but that’s exactly why I’d rather start now than after everyone starts farming
My first route:
🔗 elysium.kinetiq.xyz/testnet-…
→ connect wallet
→ claim test tokens
→ add Elysium
→ bridge to HyperEVM
→ make a few transactions
I’d also repeat the activity instead of doing one bridge and calling it done
If Elysium later rewards early users, I’d rather already have on-chain history than start from zero
Takes a few minutes, so I’m adding this one to the rotation
Who’s already testing Elysium?



























