Fer Zenth retweeted
Kemarin YouTube, sekarang IG udah segini views-nya. GACORRR 🔥
Literally gila, Claude is pay to win.
Masih eksperimen berbagai style, masih manual, bahkan belum automation.
Imagine what happens when everything is automated. 💀
Ini gua juga lagi nyuruh AInya automated lets see if its working.
One thing I like about @IPXExchange is how it changes what being a fan means.
Right now you watch the movie, listen to the music, follow the creator. That's it. IPX wants fans to actually back the IP they believe in.
It's an agentic OS on Base. Creators can raise money without giving up ownership, and the funding sits in milestone-based escrow, so money only moves when the work actually gets done. The Atomic Router handles the execution and distribution.
They've already raised $4M at a $125M valuation, with 100+ celebrities signed on.
The idea makes sense on paper. Now I want to see what happens when it goes live.
fanszn.ipx.exchange/i/FAN-EC…
Fer Zenth retweeted
One thing I find interesting about @IPXExchange is how they're changing the role of fans.
Instead of just watching movies, listening to music or following creators, fans could actually back the IP they believe in.
IPX is building an agentic OS on Base where creators can raise funds without giving up ownership.
Milestone-based escrow keeps funding accountable, while the Atomic Router handles execution and distribution happens through the platform.
They've raised $4M at a $125M valuation, with 100+ celebrities already signed.
The concept is promising. Now I'm curious to see how it performs when the platform goes live.
fanszn.ipx.exchange/i/FAN-RY…
🤖 Made with AI
The interesting part of @IPXExchange isn't the FAN SZN rewards. It's the idea underneath it.
So many good musicians and filmmakers can't raise money for their next project. Meanwhile the people who already love their work would gladly support it if they had a way in
That's what IPX is trying to do. Let fans back the creators they actually believe in, get access to stuff you can't get anywhere else, and be part of the journey instead of just watching from the sidelines
Fans owning a piece of what they love changes the relationship completely
Join in here - fanszn.ipx.exchange/i/FAN-EC…
Fer Zenth retweeted
not dating someone who speaks poorly of their exes every single time is a perfectly valid reason
Fer Zenth retweeted
The countdown is on! $BEEPZ launches November 9, and security should remain a priority.
A quick reminder: only trust the official contract address published directly by @beepzfun.
Avoid fake links, impersonators, and unsolicited DMs. Never rush into a purchase.
Verify first, then participate. Stay safe, everyone!
The signal is ready!
$BEEPZ launch: Nov 9, 4:00 pm UTC
Platform live: Nov 9, 4:30 pm UTC
Our CA will only be posted here, by @beepzfun.
Official site: beepz.fun/
The Inscription Economy Starts Here.
Fer Zenth retweeted
Market-Neutral Yield in DeFi: What Actually Drives Atoma's Strategy?
Most DeFi yield strategies are easy to understand: deposit capital, take exposure, and earn from market activity.
But market-neutral strategies approach yield differently.
@atoma_fi uses a hedged approach built around equal-sized long and short positions on the same underlying asset across trading venues.
Why does this matter?
1/ Reducing Directional Exposure
By pairing long and short positions, the strategy aims to reduce dependence on whether the overall market moves up or down.
2/ Where Does the Opportunity Come From?
The strategy seeks to capture differences in funding rates and price spreads between venues, rather than relying primarily on directional price appreciation.
3/ Two Vaults, Different Priorities
Atoma RWA is return-focused, while Atoma Index is designed around maximizing venue points through a hedged strategy.
Both participate in Atoma's broader vault ecosystem, but their objectives and epoch structures differ.
4/ The Risk Side Matters
Market-neutral does not mean risk-free.
Funding rates can change, spreads can narrow, liquidity can become limited, and trading venues or smart contracts can fail.
A hedge can reduce one type of exposure without eliminating every source of risk.
My takeaway:
The interesting part of Atoma isn't simply the idea of earning yield on USDC. It's the attempt to structure a strategy around market inefficiencies while maintaining a hedged position.
For anyone exploring DeFi yield, understanding the mechanism is more important than looking at a headline number.
Explore the protocol:
atoma.fi
Check the stats:
app.atoma.fi/stats
@atoma_fi
Exploring Atoma: A New Chapter Begins.
Not every DeFi protocol is built around predicting where the market goes.
Some focus on how markets work behind the scenes.
That's what caught my attention about @atoma_fi
Atoma is a market-neutral USDC yield protocol on Arbitrum, using automated long and short positions across real-world asset perpetual markets.
Here's what makes it interesting:
🔹 Automated hedged trading strategies.
🔹 Two vaults: Atoma RWA and Atoma Index.
🔹 Onchain NAV updates approximately every hour.
🔹 A public stats page to follow protocol activity.
And now, Atoma is kicking off Convergence, Chapter I: Formation.
Genesis Points Boost is live!
Here's the important part:
• Deposit into either vault by November 13.
• Existing vault balances also qualify.
• Your eligible balance is determined by the November 14, 00:00 UTC snapshot.
• The shared multiplier will depend on total TVL, ranging from 1.25x to a potential 2x.
• Boosted accrual continues until December 7.
The final multiplier isn't guaranteed. It depends on the total TVL at the snapshot.
I'm looking forward to following Atoma's Formation journey and seeing how its ecosystem develops.
Want to explore?
🔗 app.atoma.fi/convergence/cha…
DYOR. Market-neutral strategies still carry risks.
Motes Genesis (@meetmotes) caught my eye for one reason: each NFT is tied to an agent identity, with its own smart account.
So "use only a small amount of capital" actually has to mean something. Small to who? Baster, the chubby orange cat, probably thinks a big meal is still a small snack. 😹
The pitch is simple instructions turning into clear settings. Which assets the agent can touch. How much it can spend. Whether it can borrow. How long a strategy runs.
One thing though: a small limit per position doesn't mean your total risk is small. And if you don't want the agent borrowing funds, disable it yourself. Don't assume it's off by default.
Eligible agent activity is also meant to generate fees that support the protocol.
I like the direction. Simple to say, but still read the permissions before you approve anything. A financial goal is not a guaranteed result
Fer Zenth retweeted
AI agents are becoming more capable, but what happens when they can work, collaborate, and do business with each other?
That's exactly what makes @termix_ai interesting
TermiX is building an agent economy where AI agents can have their own identities, offer services, find jobs, hire other agents, and receive payments
Some key features caught my attention
- Agent.family: A marketplace to discover, hire, and interact with AI agents
- AACP: Supports agent identity, agreements, and escrow-based payments.
- TermiX Skills: Helps developers connect their AI agents to the ecosystem
- Reputation System: Agents can build trust through completed jobs and work history.
- Agent-to-Agent Economy: Agents can hire specialized agents and collaborate on complex tasks
Montage Studio is a great example. One agent can take a creative brief and coordinate other agents for storyboarding, video production, and music
What I like about this approach is that @termix_ai isn't just building another AI tool. It's working toward an economy where agents can independently provide services and create value together
This is definitely an ecosystem worth watching.
Fer Zenth retweeted
saturday plan for anyone who likes to be productive while out and about
open @vangrid_io before you head out
whether you're going to the market, visiting family or hanging out with friends, check the bounties near you and record a short video of any place that's needed.
faces and plates are blurred on your phone, every capture is verified on Base, and accepted work is paid in full.
you're already out, so you might as well help build the data that robots and AI will use.
weekends can work for you too.
Fer Zenth retweeted
One thing that makes Web3 difficult for beginners is having to set up a wallet before they can even start using a platform.
That’s where @IPXExchange makes things easier with its embedded non-custodial wallet.
Users can access the platform and explore onchain features without dealing with complicated wallet setup from the beginning.
The best part is that users still maintain control over their own wallet assets.
I think this is a good step toward making Web3 easier to use, especially for people who are just getting started.
Making blockchain simple without sacrificing security is what good UX should look like.
$IPX
Fer Zenth retweeted
Good morning and happy Saturday
One thing I find interesting about @beepzfun is that it doesn't treat launching an inscription as the finish line.
A creator can bring an idea to life, let people inscribe from its supply, and give those holders a marketplace to trade in.
That connects three important stages: creation, participation and discovery.
And I like that Beepz is opening those same tools to its own community with its upcoming inscription.
It's one thing to build a platform for creators. It's another to use it yourself.
Create. Inscribe. Trade.
Funny how Web3 works.
People spend hours searching for the next hidden gem, but the moment you ask them what they'd build themselves, the conversation gets quiet.
That's an interesting contradiction.
While exploring @beepzfun I started looking at things from the other side.
Instead of constantly hunting for the next inscription to discover, you can actually create one.
You choose the supply, define the minting rules and put your creation out there for others to discover and trade.
Of course, creating something doesn't automatically make it valuable.
But here's the question I keep coming back to:
What if the next inscription everyone is talking about hasn't even been created yet?
And what if it comes from someone reading this post?
That's the kind of possibility that makes Beepz interesting to me.
Fer Zenth retweeted
GOOD MORNING MY X FAMILY
Tired of fixed prop challenges?
Build your own on @carrotfunding — choose phase, size, drawdown, split (up to 90%) and payout cap.
Onchain on Hyperliquid. Transparent. No vague rules.
What’s your setup?
Carrotfunding.io
Fer Zenth retweeted
launching an NFT collection is one part of the process. giving collectors somewhere to trade afterwards is another, and the transition between both matters.
@VelixoMarket brings its launchpad and secondary marketplace into the same environment, starting with Fogo.
Early collections like Dino launched through the Fogo launchpad and became available for trading on the marketplace without requiring collectors to move to another platform.
On Robinhood Chain, Velixo provides similar trading tools, with ERC-2981 royalty support and royalty costs visible before transactions are confirmed.
Creators also have access to NFT gifting and collection offers, giving them more ways to interact with collectors beyond the initial mint.
I find this structure useful because the relationship between a creator and a collection doesn't end when minting finishes.
Secondary trading, ownership changes and collection activity all contribute to what happens afterwards.
There's also the Creators Leaderboard, with 10 million $VLX allocated to the top 100 participants producing original content about Velixo, Fogo and Robinhood Chain until TGE.
That introduces a separate incentive for people contributing to awareness around the platform.
Still, content rewards and marketplace adoption are different measures. A leaderboard attracts participation, while sustained trading depends on collectors finding reasons to return.
what interests me about @VelixoMarket is the continuity between launching a collection and supporting its activity afterwards.
the infrastructure is there, but long-term usage will show how much value creators and collectors get from keeping everything in one place.
🤝 Paid partnership
Fer Zenth retweeted
ohh ever since the mystery boxes get loaded up on @wolfswapdotapp
been grabbing $PACKS token as my mystery boxes
but wanna know the feeling of pulling a collection in a swap fr
remember you can be lucky to grab any of this, with just $10+ swap on the Wolfswap.app/r/IBMCRYPT
Wolfswap keeps getting more interesting daily
#crofam #WolfSwap $PACK $CRO
Fer Zenth retweeted
gFUNGO or Late morning Everyone 🌄
How do we get more people to mint?
But @FungoLabs is exploring a much more interesting question:
What if we could make the entire NFT auction process fairer by changing what bidders can see?
That's where @zama enters the picture.
On November 5, FungoLabs introduced a sealed-bid NFT auction on Ethereum powered by Zama's Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE).
And this is more than just another NFT launch.
Think about traditional NFT auctions. Bids are often visible, participants can monitor competitors, adjust their strategies, and sometimes take advantage of last-minute bidding activity.
FungoLabs introduces a different approach.
Using Zama's FHE technology, participants can submit encrypted bids without revealing their actual prices or quantities during the auction.
The information remains confidential while the auction is running, but the system can still process and verify the results.
Once bidding closes, the system ranks the bids and determines a uniform clearing price.
Every winning bidder pays the same final price, and excess amounts are refunded.
In simple terms, participants compete without having to expose their entire strategy to everyone else.
That's a meaningful use case for privacy on Ethereum.
But the Genesis NFT model adds another layer to the story.
The proposed utility includes:
• Approximately 1,113,861 $FUNGO tokens per Genesis NFT at TGE
• A share of 20% of Launchpad revenue
• Access to at least 5% and up to 20% of the supply in future Launchpad token launches
The $FUNGO token has a fixed supply of 10 billion, with 36% allocated to Genesis NFT holders.
What interests me most isn't simply the token allocation or another NFT collection.
It's the infrastructure behind the experiment.
Zama is showing how FHE can bring confidentiality into smart contract execution without sacrificing the ability to verify outcomes.
FungoLabs is taking that technology beyond theory and applying it to an actual onchain auction mechanism.
Of course, there are risks. Bids are binding, proposed utility doesn't guarantee future returns, and long-term success will depend on execution and adoption.
Still, I believe this experiment deserves attention.
We've spent years building transparent blockchains.
Now we're entering a phase where privacy can become just as important as transparency.
Because the future of onchain applications shouldn't require every participant to reveal everything.
Transparency should make systems verifiable, not force every strategy to become public.
That's the bigger idea behind FungoLabs × Zama.
And perhaps this is one of the more interesting directions NFT innovation can take.
Most NFT launches compete for attention.
But what if the real innovation isn't the artwork, the hype, or even the mint price but the way NFTs are distributed?
That's what makes @FungoLabs worth watching.
Today, November 5, FungoLabs is introducing something different to Ethereum: a sealed bid NFT auction powered by @zama's Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE).
And the interesting part is how it changes the auction experience.
In traditional NFT launches, public bids and visible prices create opportunities for copycat strategies, last-minute sniping, and market manipulation.
FungoLabs takes another route.
With Zama FHE, bidders can submit encrypted prices and quantities without exposing their actual numbers while the auction is running.
No public bid watching.
No copying someone else's strategy. No real time guessing game.
Once the auction closes, bids are ranked and a uniform clearing price is determined. Every winning bidder pays the same final price, while excess amounts are refunded.
That's a meaningful shift in how an NFT auction can work.
But the Genesis NFT utility makes this even more interesting.
Each Genesis NFT comes with several proposed benefits:
• Approximately 1,113,861 $FUNGO tokens at TGE
• A share of 20% of Launchpad revenue
• Access to at least 5% and up to 20% of the supply of future Launchpad token launches
The $FUNGO token has a fixed supply of 10 billion, with 36% allocated to Genesis NFT holders.
What stands out to me is the combination of two ideas:
1. Privacy at the auction level.
2. Long-term ecosystem participation at the NFT level.
Zama is demonstrating that FHE can do more than protect sensitive information. It can introduce entirely new ways for smart contracts and onchain applications to operate.
And FungoLabs is putting that concept into a real NFT distribution mechanism.
Of course, there are risks. Bids are binding, token allocations don't guarantee future value, and the actual success of the model depends on execution and long-term adoption.
Still, this is the kind of experiment worth paying attention to.
The next evolution of NFTs might not be about making everything visible onchain. It could be about making some things private while keeping the system verifiable.**
That's the bigger idea behind FungoLabs × Zama.
Privacy isn't just a feature anymore. It could become an entirely new foundation for onchain innovation.
@FungoLabs @zama
Fer Zenth retweeted
What if your creativity could become more than just content ?
That's the interesting part @sight_hood is bringing
Creator season 1 is already ongoing and also giving everyone a chance to turn original content into points and compete for USDC and additional rewards
Don't just post for the leaderboard. Understand what sight is building, share genuine insights, explore its prediction markets, and bring something valuable to the community
The opportunity is open, the leaderboard is waiting
first of all congrats to all winners
your hard work pays off
@rarelistio already sent rewards for @agentdojo to all 70 winners
if you are not a winner, still you have chace to grab rewards from season 1 $50k reward pool
lock yourself and create content daily and climb the leaderboard
Fer Zenth retweeted
Good afternoon guys
gInj
Institutions don't just need access to blockchain. They need infrastructure they can depend on.
That's exactly what Injective is addressing with its newly introduced Institutional Rail.
By providing banks, trading firms and enterprises with a dedicated API connection to block production, Injective is making transaction execution more predictable.
Here's what makes this interesting:
→ Priority inclusion in the next block.
→ Early execution acknowledgements.
→ Dedicated infrastructure for institutional transactions.
→ Self custody remains intact.
→ Full validator consensus still determines settlement.
This is an important distinction.
Injective isn't sacrificing decentralization to attract institutions. It's building an access layer that accommodates institutional requirements while preserving the network's core settlement process.
Think about what this means for tokenized assets, institutional trading, collateral management and onchain financial operations.
The next phase of blockchain adoption won't just be about getting more users onchain.
It will be about building infrastructure that serious financial institutions can actually operate on.
And Injective is positioning itself for that future.
$INJ is building beyond DeFi. 🥷