If you got drained, in the past, it's usually been "over." Besides lost funds, unclaimed airdrops, NFT allowlist spots, and rare tokens are still sitting in a wallet you can never safely touch again. But now, with EIP-7702 + tools like Antidrain there is a fighting chance👇 ~~ Analysis by @wmpeaster ~~ EIP-7702 as a rescue primitive Here, cue in EIP-7702. EIP-7702 introduced a transaction type that lets regular Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) wallets temporarily behave like advanced smart contract wallets. Notably, this design offers a rescue path for partially recovering assets from compromised wallets. With EIP-7702, you can: ➢ Use a separate sponsor wallet to pay gas ➢ Delegate the compromised wallet to a batch contract ➢ Have that batch contract execute a claim + transfer on behalf of the compromised address ➢ Then revoke the delegation This way, since the compromised wallet isn't directly sending the transaction (it's only authorizing once via EIP-7702), you can slip past sweeper bots and evacuate tokens that would otherwise be unrecoverable. The Antidrain example This sort of recovery flow is exactly the thrust of Antidrain, an EIP-7702 rescue tool built by @Zun2025 and released earlier this year. It's positioned as a last-resort, client-side recovery app for things like airdrops and NFTs. For instance, one user, @0xMoei, said on X this week that they used Antidrain to save their Fwog NFT allowlist spot, successfully minting it and transferring it to a safe wallet after a private key compromise. It's a non-trivial recovery, considering how Fwogs are currently trading around ~$700 on OpenSea. This tool builds EIP-7702 delegations and batch transactions locally in your browser (i.e. no backend server, no key transmission), allowing you to execute rescue operations across supported EVM chains. All that said, this is one of those "break glass in case of emergency" tools. Crucially, Antidrain does ask for the private key of the compromised wallet during setup. Under normal circumstances that's an instant hard "no." Here, the idea is: ➢ The key is already compromised, so the attacker has it anyway ➢ You're just using it one last time to claw back anything that's still recoverable ➢ The tool's design is entirely local, building and signing transactions in your browser To be clear, pasting a private key into a website is virtually always a terrible idea. This avenue is meant only for already compromised wallets as a last ditch resort to bypass squatting sweepers. Hypothetically, if Antidrain were malicious, the worst-case scenarios would be losing whatever remains in your compromised wallet or having your sponsor gas or rescued tokens redirected to an address you don't control. None of your uncompromised wallets would be at risk. The bottom line is that if your wallet is compromised and you're facing a sweeper bot, a tool like Antidrain may be worth a shot. If your wallet isn't compromised, you should never consider pasting your private key into any web app. Use at your own risk, then, and only for wallets that are already burned. The configuration process on the site appears straightforward: ➢ Create and fund your sponsor wallet ➢ Input your desired wallet configurations ➢ Set your rescue details and receiver address ➢ Press "Execute All Wallets" to fire off your batch transaction ➢ Withdraw any remaining gas from your sponsor wallet This system works best for one-shot rescue flows, like "claim this airdrop and send it straight to my safe wallet." A 20% service fee is charged on any ERC-20s rescued for ongoing development. A tool in this vein won't magically expel an attacker from your wallet, but it is interesting to see EIP-7702's potential in giving drainer victims a fighting chance. On a dark day, it could be the difference between salvaging something and losing everything, so keep this capability in mind going forward.

Name & Symbol: FWOG ($FWOG)
Address: A8C3xuqscfmyLrte3VmTqrAq8kgMASius9AFNANwpump

Crypto’s social x money wave keeps heating up with content coins, creator tokens, mini-apps, and tipping. The latest standout? Towns — a group chat app on Base where communities (free or paid) can earn, trade, and run bots right inside the convo. If onchain group chats that actually make money sound like the future, this one’s worth watching👇 ~~ Analysis by @wmpeaster ~~ What Is Towns? @townsapp is a messaging protocol and app designed around a straightforward but bold idea: Your group chats should be able to move money. Your wallet should be native to the chat. And creators should be paid directly by their communities. Under the hood, Towns runs on a custom L2 chain for messaging, offchain stream nodes for real-time decentralized chats, smart contracts on @base that handle payments and memberships, and the $TOWNS token, which secures the Towns Network via staking. As a user, all that complexity is abstracted away. What you see is Discord-like chats with built-in wallets, onchain paywall support, native tipping, and customizable bots. Why does this approach matter? Crypto activity is already socially driven. Towns embraces this reality by making chats themselves into economic spaces. You don't leave a conversation to transact; you transact inside conversations. Plus, it's yet another onchain business model for creators and communities to consider. Anyone can spin up a Towns chat, deploy their own bots, and kick off new revenue rails for their audience. How to Try Towns Another pro with Towns is that it's simple to dive into: ➢ Head to app (dot) towns (dot) com — Log in via Privy by spinning up an embedded wallet linked to your Google, Twitter, Farcaster, Rabby wallet, etc. If you want funds for joining chats, tipping, or trading, click the wallet icon in the top right to pull up "Deposit" and "Send" tabs for your embedded wallet. ➢ Explore Towns chats — The linked page is the app's main discovery hub; you can surf and join chats via recent activity, featured communities, top earning groups, and trending projects. Some Towns are free; others require a fee to subscribe. ➢ Create your own Town — In the app's left sidebar, press the "+" button to pull up the "New Town" deployer UI. Input your Town name, select from the "Free" or "Paid" options, and deploy. It's basically as easy as spinning up a new Discord server. ➢ Stake your TOWNS — If you decide to go deeper, head to the "Token" tab on the main Towns website and delegate your TOWNS to a node operator. This secures the Towns Network. Review operators' yield and commission stats, then make your pick and click "Stake." The Big Picture As social platforms have spent the past couple of decades becoming more extractive and closed down, Towns is moving in the opposite direction: open, onchain, programmable, community-centric. Whether it can become the "Telegram of crypto" remains to be seen, but it certainly has potential, and if you're looking for a fresh corner of onchain social to explore, Towns is one experiment you can currently jump straight into. Explore a few chats and see what you think!

Name & Symbol: Towns ($TOWNS)
Address: 0x00000000bca93b25a6694ca3d2109d545988b13b

Selling crypto to cover expenses hurts: you trigger taxes and lose exposure. DeFi borrowing fixes both. Instead of selling your ETH, lock it as collateral, borrow USDC instantly onchain, spend like cash, and stay long — no taxable event in the U.S. And now, do this directly through Coinbase👇 ~~ Analysis by @wmpeaster ~~ This is an integration I can happily recommend to my family and friends, as @coinbase is one of the most trusted and easy-to-navigate crypto exchanges, while @Morpho is one of the most proven and dependable DeFi lending protocols. With this integration, you can now borrow against your ETH without leaving the comfort of the Coinbase app. Assuming you already have some ETH holdings on Coinbase, you just: 1. Click on your ETH balance to bring up your Ethereum dashboard. 2. Scroll down to the "Borrow" tab and press "Start." 3. Review the primer info—your Borrow up to amount (based on your ETH deposited to Coinbase), the Variable rate (the fluctuating interest Morpho will charge on your loan), and the Liquidation LTV (the "loan-to-value" point at which your underlying ETH could be liquidated for repayment)—and then press "Continue." 4. Input the amount of USDC you want to borrow, then click "Review loan." 5. Check that your loan details are satisfactory. When ready, press "Borrow now," then "Accept and continue." Your loan will be submitted, though it may take a minute or two to finalize in Coinbase's UI. That's all it takes to get started! If you open a loan, navigate to your Coinbase "Cash" tab and in the "Borrow" section you'll see a "Manage Loans" button. Go here for the "Repay" option to pay back the USDC you borrowed over time. These ETH-backed loans have a flexible term, so you don't have to pay back specific amounts per a specific schedule. Just repay whenever in whatever amounts suit you, though keep a close eye on your loan health to avoid liquidation. Also, keep in mind that USDC borrowed on Coinbase can't be used for buying crypto on Coinbase, so this particular avenue is meant for cashing out and spending. As far as DeFi onramps go, this integration is about as simple and safe as it gets. If you or someone you know hasn't gotten around to borrowing against ETH yet, this is certainly a good place to start.

Name & Symbol: Morpho Token ($MORPHO)
Address: 0x58d97b57bb95320f9a05dc918aef65434969c2b2

LIVE NOW -- We Got a Rate Cut and QT Pause. Why Did Crypto Markets Fall? Markets got the treat they were waiting for with a Fed rate cut and pause on quantitative tightening, but prices still fell. Why? This week, @RyanSAdams and @TrustlessState break down why the markets got spooked, what Powell really said about December cuts, and what it means heading into November. We also cover MegaETH’s oversubscribed ICO, Monad’s airdrop, Polymarket’s confirmed token, and JP Morgan’s $34B Base token estimate. Plus Solana’s new ETF, Western Union’s stablecoin, Circle’s controversial L1 launch, the X402 payment boom, and the latest on Consensys and Securitize IPOs. [TIMESTAMPS] 0:00 Intro 5:03 Markets - @fundstrat - @KobeissiLetter - @LynAldenContact - @PeterSchiff - @TKL_Adam - @MorningBrew - @dgt10011 - @EricBalchunas - @ETHZilla_ETHZ 30:32 3 of the most exciting tokens this year & new valuations! It’s token launch season! - @megaeth - @TrustlessState - @kunalgoel - @0xd1namit - @monad - @base - @HyperliquidX 44:36 @circle Arc EVM L1 goes to public testnet - RSA triggered 47:00 x402 gets its first signs of traction - 200,000% growth week over week - @coinbase - @CoinbaseDev 52:27 @realDonaldTrump names @MikeSeligEsq to chair @CFTC - @CoinMarketCap - @davidsacks47 - @cdixon 53:41 Trump Media is about to launch a prediction market - @WatcherGuru 56:46 @WesternUnion is building exclusively on Solana - @solana - @DegenerateNews - @camillionaire_m - @0xMert_ - @calilyliu - @vibhu 1:03:21 3 themes this cycle: Acquisitions, Banks, IPO - @aave - @farcaster_xyz - @clankeronbase - @farcaster_xyz - @brian_armstrong - @Citi @Citibank - @Securitize - @Consensys - @MetaMask 1:09:55 Closing & Disclaimers

Name & Symbol: tokenbot ($CLANKER)
Address: 0x1bc0c42215582d5a085795f4badbac3ff36d1bcb

After months of learning from its Genesis launchpad, @virtuals_io is releasing Unicorn, a new launch system that channels insights learned to bring real conviction and support for builders. Here’s how Unicorn delivers the funding and ownership serious projects deserve.👇 ~~ Analysis by @davewardonline ~~ What Unicorn Changes Where Genesis operated through presale pledging with points and $VIRTUAL, Unicorn opens trading immediately at a low valuation—no presale, no gating, just direct market participation from Day 1. The shift centers on three core changes: 1. Market Access and Participation Genesis: Users accumulated points through staking, holding, or content creation, then pledged those points alongside $VIRTUAL during a 24-hour presale window. Points expired after 30 days and required active management. Participation was gated behind the presale with capped allocations (max 0.5% per user). Unicorn: Anyone can trade immediately once a project goes live at a low starting valuation — no gating, no caps. A 24-hour evaluation window sits between a launch page's creation and trading, giving the community time to review before liquidity activates. An anti-sniper tax starting at 99% and decaying to 1% launches with the token initially, with collected taxes used to buy back the agent token itself. 2. Founder Fundraising and Token Unlocks Genesis: There was no direct fundraising path. Teams relied on the 12.5% liquidity pool and whatever trading tax revenue accumulated. Genesis included a 50% team allocation but lacked structured unlocks or growth milestones. Unicorn: 50% of supply still goes to teams, but is split between two unlock mechanisms. The first 25% distributes linearly through automated limit-sell orders starting at $2M FDV and continuing up to $160M FDV. The remaining 25% unlocks one year after launch with a six-month linear vest, or once the project hits $160M FDV — whichever comes first. This creates a direct incentive for teams to demonstrate market traction, since they can't access funds until they do so. 3. Community Rewards Distribution Genesis: Rewards came through a points system requiring manual engagement — staking $VADER, holding specific tokens, or creating content. Points expired after 30 days, required constant farming, and were used to get preferential access to new launches. Unicorn: Every launch automatically allocates 5% of supply to $VIRTUAL stakers (2%) and active Virtuals ecosystem participants (3%). These distribute weekly, meaning every new agent launch directly rewards the broader community without requiring manual point accumulation. The Transition Period For current Genesis participants, the shift to Unicorn includes a three-week transition for airdrop allocations. Existing Virgen Points won't disappear immediately. A snapshot will capture all point balances before Unicorn launches, and those points will continue generating airdrops during the transition window. Over three weeks, the system will gradually shift from points-based rewards to the new staking and airdrop-based model. After three weeks, points will stop mattering entirely. Rewards flow exclusively through staking and verified activity. Conclusion Whether Unicorn fully solves the farming problem remains to be seen, but the structural changes address Genesis's core issues directly. Open markets from Day 1 remove point gaming entirely. The fundraising mechanism ties founder incentives to growth in a way Genesis couldn't — and while not every project will reach $160M FDV, the ones that do will have demonstrated real traction along the way. What Virtuals is betting on makes sense: that conviction-based markets will surface better projects than egalitarian distribution did. If founders respond to the improved fundraising structure and early believers are rewarded for spotting quality, Unicorn could mark a meaningful step forward for how agents launch and scale.

Name & Symbol: Virtuals Protocol ($VIRTUAL)
Address: 0x0b3e328455c4059eeb9e3f84b5543f74e24e7e1b

After months of learning from its Genesis launchpad, @virtuals_io is releasing Unicorn, a new launch system that channels insights learned to bring real conviction and support for builders. Here’s how Unicorn delivers the funding and ownership serious projects deserve.👇 ~~ Analysis by @davewardonline ~~ What Unicorn Changes Where Genesis operated through presale pledging with points and $VIRTUAL, Unicorn opens trading immediately at a low valuation—no presale, no gating, just direct market participation from Day 1. The shift centers on three core changes: 1. Market Access and Participation Genesis: Users accumulated points through staking, holding, or content creation, then pledged those points alongside $VIRTUAL during a 24-hour presale window. Points expired after 30 days and required active management. Participation was gated behind the presale with capped allocations (max 0.5% per user). Unicorn: Anyone can trade immediately once a project goes live at a low starting valuation — no gating, no caps. A 24-hour evaluation window sits between a launch page's creation and trading, giving the community time to review before liquidity activates. An anti-sniper tax starting at 99% and decaying to 1% launches with the token initially, with collected taxes used to buy back the agent token itself. 2. Founder Fundraising and Token Unlocks Genesis: There was no direct fundraising path. Teams relied on the 12.5% liquidity pool and whatever trading tax revenue accumulated. Genesis included a 50% team allocation but lacked structured unlocks or growth milestones. Unicorn: 50% of supply still goes to teams, but is split between two unlock mechanisms. The first 25% distributes linearly through automated limit-sell orders starting at $2M FDV and continuing up to $160M FDV. The remaining 25% unlocks one year after launch with a six-month linear vest, or once the project hits $160M FDV — whichever comes first. This creates a direct incentive for teams to demonstrate market traction, since they can't access funds until they do so. 3. Community Rewards Distribution Genesis: Rewards came through a points system requiring manual engagement — staking $VADER, holding specific tokens, or creating content. Points expired after 30 days, required constant farming, and were used to get preferential access to new launches. Unicorn: Every launch automatically allocates 5% of supply to $VIRTUAL stakers (2%) and active Virtuals ecosystem participants (3%). These distribute weekly, meaning every new agent launch directly rewards the broader community without requiring manual point accumulation. The Transition Period For current Genesis participants, the shift to Unicorn includes a three-week transition for airdrop allocations. Existing Virgen Points won't disappear immediately. A snapshot will capture all point balances before Unicorn launches, and those points will continue generating airdrops during the transition window. Over three weeks, the system will gradually shift from points-based rewards to the new staking and airdrop-based model. After three weeks, points will stop mattering entirely. Rewards flow exclusively through staking and verified activity. Conclusion Whether Unicorn fully solves the farming problem remains to be seen, but the structural changes address Genesis's core issues directly. Open markets from Day 1 remove point gaming entirely. The fundraising mechanism ties founder incentives to growth in a way Genesis couldn't — and while not every project will reach $160M FDV, the ones that do will have demonstrated real traction along the way. What Virtuals is betting on makes sense: that conviction-based markets will surface better projects than egalitarian distribution did. If founders respond to the improved fundraising structure and early believers are rewarded for spotting quality, Unicorn could mark a meaningful step forward for how agents launch and scale.

Name & Symbol: VaderAI by Virtuals ($VADER)
Address: 0x731814e491571a2e9ee3c5b1f7f3b962ee8f4870

I've called Flaunch my favorite token launcher before... Thanks to its slick UX, ETH creator revenues, automated Uniswap v4 buybacks, and royalty NFTs that tokenize fee streams. Now, token imports and Flaunch Groups have the team back in the spotlight. Here’s why these rollouts solidify Flaunch as a must-watch.👇 ~~ Opinion by @wmpeaster ~~ Bring your own coin Let's say you've released a token through @clankeronbase or @zora, but you want it to also benefit from Flaunch's features, e.g. a Progressive Bid Wall hook for continuous price support. With Flaunch's new import functionality, you can migrate Base ERC-20 tokens into the protocol's stack without minting a new coin or changing your ticker. When you import, @flaunchgg mints a royalty NFT to you. That NFT becomes the conduit for your project's swap fees, which stream to you in ETH rather than in your own token—you don't have to dump on your holders to earn. Your market can also tap Progressive Bid Walls, automated buybacks that place bids just below spot as fees accrue to reflexively support your token's price. Turn a coin into an economy Flaunch Groups lets you take Flaunch's core pillars (ETH revenues, auto buybacks) and scale them across a network of related tokens. You set a center of gravity, the Group Coin, then plug other coins in and share value back to that center. These subcoins can be new Flaunch launches or imported tokens, and they all send a slice of their ETH revenues to the Group. As a Group's creator, you choose to stream ETH earnings to stakers of your Group Coin, run buybacks, or run a mix. You customize the percentages, including an owner's fee if you want one. You can also toggle permissions. "Closed" lets you manage subcoin curation, while "Open" lets community members contribute their own. The former is good for personal projects, the latter for collective efforts. Each subcoin can still have its own Progressive Bid Walls. The Group just aggregates ETH from its member tokens into one flywheel for the Group Coin. A quick hypothetical I've been publishing my Midjourney art on Zora tied to my $peaster creator coin. Let's say I find a peer doing similar stuff, and we decide to form an onchain AI art collective, Unlimited Dream Company. We could launch our collective's coin on Flaunch, then make it our Group Coin. I'd import my creator coin + tokenized Zora posts into the Group, and my partner could do the same, consolidating our creations while pointing them toward our Group Coin. Fees from all these coins could be distributed to both buybacks and stakers of our main coin, rewarding our biggest fans. If we toggled on an owner's fee, we could route that revenue to our collective's multisig. Win-win. If you can picture yourself doing anything in that ballpark, these tools are worth a spin. Keep Zora for reach, then layer on Flaunch for economics. Lots of experimenting is possible here.

Name & Symbol: Zora ($ZORA)
Address: 0x1111111111166b7fe7bd91427724b487980afc69

Aster Reimburses Traders After XPL Anomaly https://t.co/6BoBjrIdhd

Name & Symbol: Plasma ($XPL)
Address: 0x405fbc9004d857903bfd6b3357792d71a50726b0

Despite being crypto's most popular "product," stablecoins still suffer from mismatched fees, compliance, and liquidity. Alongside Tempo, Plasma emerged yesterday with a bid to solve these issues, embracing USDT's dominance to capture real DeFi and emerging-market flows. Many expect Tempo to win, but Plasma looks better suited for today's market, positioning it to evolve into the chain for all stablecoins. ~~ Opinion by @davewardonline ~~ I've written about Plasma previously, but to summarize: the EVM-compatible, fast finality chain positions itself as infrastructure where stablecoins, starting with Tether (USDT) and expanding to others, are first-class citizens rather than secondary assets. This means stables benefit from superior liquidity, optimized fees, and customizable features developers can configure for remittances, payments, DeFi, or institutional flows. To do this, @PlasmaFDN provides out-of-the-box tools like: ➢ Low-Cost and Free Transactions: Plasma’s consensus mechanism confirms transactions in under a second at low cost, while gasless USDT transfers allow free wallet-to-wallet transfers, aiming to capture Tron's USDT market. ➢ Custom Gas Tokens: Users pay fees with stablecoins or BTC, so users won't need the chain’s token, XPL, to transact. ➢ Confidential Transactions: Private transfers hide amounts and parties, with selective disclosure for compliance. ➢ Integrated Merchant Connections: Can link to real-world payments via Yellow Card (Africa remittances) and BiLira (Turkey ramps), plus on/off-ramp tools. ➢ Bitcoin Bridge: Plasma anchors state to Bitcoin for the immutable finality so hotly demanded by the market, positioning itself where BTC and stablecoins converge. To borrow an analogy from @Decentralisedco, Plasma aims to do for stablecoins what Stripe did for ecommerce: collapse fragmented rails, compliance hurdles, and liquidity gaps into a single layer. Why Not Tempo? The question is, then, why wouldn't Stripe's own blockchain initiative, Tempo, be better suited to capture this opportunity? The bull case for Plasma perhaps lies less in what Tempo can't do and more in what it won't do. While Tempo could theoretically build a new hub for stablecoins to pass through, their approach is geared toward enabling others to launch their own via Bridge, Stripe's acquisition that commoditizes stablecoin deployment for banks and brands, rather than rallying around any existing one. In other words, Stripe appears committed to remaining neutral, providing tools and rails for these new entrants to exchange and flow, rather than picking or pursuing winners from today's market. This is where Plasma's strategy diverges. Instead of waiting for markets to materialize, Plasma plugs directly into existing infrastructure by building around USDT, using Tether as both growth driver and trojan horse to capture flows and sidestep the cold-start problem. Many will argue that Stripe's brand could overcome this issue, but according to @AlliumLabs, half of all stablecoin transactions occur on exchanges, with these venues holding the majority of supply. Only 0.6% of volume comes from retail users. This reality fundamentally favors Plasma's approach. While Tempo's partners focus on integrating stablecoins into traditional payment networks—a market that barely exists today—Plasma builds where volume already lives: exchanges and DeFi via USDT. Moreover, USDT dominates precisely where stablecoins matter most. As Plasma CEO Paul Faecks emphasizes, in Turkey, Thailand, Argentina, and Nigeria, USDT functions as actual money, not financial middleware. People use it for remittances, savings, and daily transactions, the real-world use cases that define stablecoins' ultimate value. Tether delivers worldwide dollar access unconstrained by domestic banking, which many users prioritize over yield promises. Plasma's strategy directly targets both these flows: the deep liquidity pools where USDT anchors crypto markets, and the emerging economies where it operates as functional currency. The Path to Issuer Neutrality Through Dominance To become the "ultimate stablecoin infrastructure," Plasma must eventually become issuer neutral, serving all stablecoins equally, not just USDT. While clearly specifying it's "starting with Tether (USDT)," the chain's profile of building around USDT from day one, backed by Tether-adjacent capital, makes this neutral future seem untenable. But this contradiction isn't a flaw—it's the strategy. To achieve true neutrality, a new network must first capture dominant flows. And the only way is by locking in the undisputed leader: USDT. Beyond its status as the longest-standing stablecoin, enduring endless FUD without major failure, USDT commands 59% of total stablecoin supply and 74% of trading volume. This dominance creates a gravity well pulling everything else in. To claim stablecoin liquidity's throne, Plasma must first conquer USDT's, as any stablecoin issuer seeking the best prices for their own digital dollar will need its pairings which, if Plasma succeeds, will exist on its chain. Thus, other stablecoins follow by necessity, concentrating around USDT on Plasma while accessing the chain's tools—gasless transfers, confidential transactions, merchant integration—built specifically for stablecoins. Starting with USDT also lets Plasma leverage Tether's unencumbered structure. Operating offshore, free from U.S. or EU regulatory overreach, with immense profits and “sovereign” reserves in Treasuries, gold, and Bitcoin, Tether’s granted financial and regulatory sovereignty to innovate without external strings. Circle's USDC, by contrast, depends on U.S. interest rates and funnels half its revenue to Coinbase, potentially hindering it through resource constraints and external priorities. This profile—widely adopted, structurally independent, financially sovereign, globally distributed—renders Tether the least encumbered stablecoin. Plasma's bet may seem to undermine issuer neutrality upfront, but it's the only viable path to delivering it long term. By dominating USDT flows first, Plasma builds the liquidity density that magnetizes every other stablecoin, evolving from a Tether-centric launchpad into the neutral operating system for all. Overall, Plasma's bet is that building with the market leader, rather than against it, provides the fastest path to becoming that definitive layer. Yesterday’s launch of mainnet begins to put that theory to the test.

Name & Symbol: Plasma ($XPL)
Address: 0x405fbc9004d857903bfd6b3357792d71a50726b0

Plasma ships TGE and mainnet, plus $10k XPL surprise for ICO apes https://t.co/kc4cRMOASD

Name & Symbol: Plasma ($XPL)
Address: 0x405fbc9004d857903bfd6b3357792d71a50726b0

0G x Bankless - Pre-Recorded Twitter Broadcast @0G_labs CEO @michaelh_0g unpacks his SciFi vision for building the largest AI Layer 1 making AI a transparent and composable public good. https://t.co/CBmjt8zFnF

Name & Symbol: 0G ($0G)
Address: 0x4b948d64de1f71fcd12fb586f4c776421a35b3ee

"Build and you will be rewarded" is the Ethos as Base. This proves important to remember when positioning for the chain's network token, looking towards opportunities to create rather than farm for allocation. Learn which apps could qualify you for a creator distribution👇 ~~ Analysis by @wmpeaster ~~ Base has plenty of apps, so it really comes down to your preferences. Do things you enjoy on platforms you like, and anything beyond that will be icing on the cake. But for instance... You could make NFTs on Base: ➢ @rodeodotclub is a great easy starting point, offering slick Instagram-like UX that turns your posts into digital collectibles. ➢ @titlesxyz is another option. It's an onchain AI remixing app that lets you simply mint outputs from custom-trained, community-sourced AI art models. I have one there you can try. ➢ @manifoldxyz is awesome for DIY NFT drops in general, especially if you want to customize your release styles. ➢ @thirdweb offers pre-built smart contracts, so it's also an option if you want to deploy custom NFT collections. ➢ @vibedotmarket, currently in alpha, is a newer avenue to explore where you can release rippable digital card packs. You could also make coins on Base: ➢ @clankeronbase is the most popular ERC-20 token launcher on Base, usable via its website or prompt requests on Farcaster. The new V4 offers some nice flexibility. ➢ @flaunchgg is my favorite token launcher platform, also on Base. It offers a cool suite of features, from fixed-price fair launches to revenue sharing with coin holders. ➢ @fx_hash_ pioneered art coins, which are ERC-20s tied to generative art collections that allow minting, rerolling, locking, and evolving underlying outputs. Something to explore for creative coders. ➢ @retakedottv is like an onchain alternative to Twitch, where livestreamers launch personal Streamer Coins and can integrate them into their communities. ➢ @zora is the popular onchain social network, similar to Instagram in general style, that lets you launch a creator coin that you pair against all your tokenized posts. You could simply post content atop Base, too: ➢ Base App, revamped from Coinbase Wallet, is a Farcaster client with a Zora integration so you can just post here or tokenize your posts as you wish. There's a waitlist for now, but more invites are starting to roll out. ➢ @paragraph_xyz is an onchain publishing platform that's great for longform content. The team recently introduced Coins, allowing writers to tokenize their articles for patronage. And you can now pair your posts with your Zora creator coin, too. The ideas above aren’t exhaustive of what’s possible on Base today, but they do highlight some straightforward ways to ramp up your activity on the L2. And if $BASE is inevitable, creating here is one of the clearest ways to prepare!

Name & Symbol: Zora ($ZORA)
Address: 0x1111111111166b7fe7bd91427724b487980afc69

Base’s potential has always been clear. Now, with skyrocketing activity, scaling infra, a new app, and a token (potentially) on the way, it’s entering a new age. To dig deeper, I spoke with @jessepollak about what’s driving Base’s growth — and the vision going forward 👇 ~~ Analysis by @davewardonline ~~ Base Chain Since spring, @base's chain has evolved significantly. DeFi TVL has nearly doubled to $5B, with protocols like @MorphoLabs and @aave tripling their value locked. Morpho’s Bitcoin-backed loans, integrated with Coinbase, have grown 10x to $720M in borrows. Coinbase now allows direct USDC deposits to Morpho vaults for yields above 4%, a timely move as rate cuts loom. Technologically, Base has advanced: ➢ Flashblocks: Launched July 16, reducing block times from 2 seconds to 200 milliseconds, enabling near-instant transactions for platforms like @avantisfi and @AerodromeFi. ➢ Stage 1 Decentralization: In April, Base introduced permissionless fault proofs and a security council, enhancing security and setting the stage for token exploration. Vitalik Buterin recently praised Base’s decentralization efforts on Bankless, calling it a secure Ethereum extension. Exploring a Network Token Jesse emphasized that Base is exploring, not launching, a network token. He cited @zora and @virtuals_io’s flywheels, which pair tokens with ecosystem incentives, and SYND’s community-driven liquidity model as inspirations. Such mechanisms could further decentralize Base and align builders and users. Base <> Solana Bridge Base Camp announced a native Solana bridge, enabling users to deposit SOL into Base apps, transfer assets between chains, or trigger cross-chain transactions, fostering interoperability. The Base App Launched in July to replace Coinbase Wallet, the Base App aims to make onchain experiences social and accessible. It supports chatting, trading, posting (with earnings), and discovering apps. Over $500K in creator earnings have been paid out, with most active users earning. The waitlist, Jesse explained, ensures a polished experience for the initial 100K users before scaling. The app’s feed, chat, and mini-apps create a familiar interface for onboarding and engagement. Building the Builder Economy Base prioritizes builders, offering tools and programs to reward innovation without cumbersome governance: ➢ Plug-and-Play Tools: Base Pay enables USDC checkout with 1% cashback; Sign on with Base simplifies account creation; Flywheel protocol streamlines reward programs. ➢ @buildonbase: A dashboard for mini-app developers, providing real-time analytics and monetization via builder rewards. ➢ Base Batches: A global program for pre-accelerator talent, supporting ideation and offering incubator spots and funding. Base’s grants are awarded retroactively, with the core team nominating impactful projects via a dedicated Slack channel for rapid capital deployment. -- As Jesse reflected, Base's biggest achievement might be its ability to block noise while maintaining mission-locked building. Despite creator coin controversies, token speculation, and the constant crypto news cycle, the team has built cultural antibodies strong enough that major announcements spark growth discussions rather than speculative frenzies. As the network prepares for its next stage, this base will prove critical to ensuring its success as the connective tissue between ecosystems, the social layer for onchain activity, and the proving ground for what crypto can become when it prioritizes builders and users over speculators. It’s still day one for the chain, as Jesse clarifies. But with momentum like this, day one looks to be building towards something much bigger.

Name & Symbol: Zora ($ZORA)
Address: 0x1111111111166b7fe7bd91427724b487980afc69

Is Pump's Livestreaming Good? BAGWORK’s 32x pump highlighted how live-streaming on Pump turns chaotic antics into massive gains, but the real magic is in creator fees that sustain revenue without dumping. Excitement over this new feature reveals Pump's potential to not only rival traditional streaming, but also build stronger trust in its launches👇 ~~ Opinion by @davewardonline ~~ The Perfect Storm Live-streaming isn't the sole driver of Pump's recent surge: ➢ Daily buybacks of $96M, offsetting over 6.6% of supply ➢ Project Ascend's 10x creator fee increase ➢ Market share rebound from 11% to 96.6% ➢ P/E valuations indicating $PUMP remains undervalued Project Ascend and live-streaming are key catalysts fueling $PUMP's rise. Creator trading fees start at 0.3% (up to ~$85K market cap), rising to 0.9% until ~$10M, then gradually dropping to ~0.05% by $20M. Pump takes 0.93% before the bonding curve, then a flat 0.05%, plus 0.2% for LP swaps. This structure encourages token holders to hold early stakes, using fees to promote their coin or fund features. This economic model makes live-streaming with tokens sustainable. Creators can earn revenue tied to trading volume, redeemable in SOL, driven by on-stream excitement, rather than dumping tokens. New Creator Model @pumpdotfun's economic structure stands out against traditional streaming platforms. Unlike Twitch, which takes 50% on subscriptions and 50-70% on ads, Pump offers creators up to 80% of fees, bypassing the audience grind. On Sunday, Pump paid $4M in Creator Rewards, mostly to new creators. The timeline buzzes with "Pump as the future of streaming." Early success suggests: ➢ Success stories like Bagwork's boost platform notoriety, attracting streamers earning more with smaller audiences ➢ Pump could become the go-to platform for creators prioritizing ownership and trading volume over ad revenue Challenges remain: streamers must sustain viral momentum for consistent fees, as fans aren't locked into subscriptions, and crypto attention is fleeting. Retention Through Trust Pump's updated economics add value to live-streaming, but its greater potential lies in building trust, a critical currency for token launches. Live video feeds a cultural demand for authenticity in an AI-driven era, especially in crypto, where rugging is a constant concern. BONK gained market share from Pump this summer by fostering trust through visible community engagement. Pump's reintroduction of live-streaming counters this. When developers show their faces, engage in real-time, and deliver on their coin's mission, they build communities with real people, enhancing holder retention. Creator fees provide financial stability without dumping, while live-streaming builds credibility through presence. This trust strengthens individual tokens and positions Pump as a platform where projects thrive, creating a virtuous cycle for the ecosystem.

Name & Symbol: Pump.fun ($PUMP)
Address: pumpCmXqMfrsAkQ5r49WcJnRayYRqmXz6ae8H7H9Dfn

LIVE NOW - Tokenized Stocks: The $100 Trillion Onchain Shift @RyanSAdams & @TrustlessState sit down with @OndoFinance's @nathanlallman and @iandebode to map the path from stablecoins to tokenized treasuries to tokenized stocks. We break down why Ondo’s wrapper model is set out to win, how blockchain brings 24/7 secondary markets, DeFi composability and much more liquidity. Ethereum and Ondo are leading a $100T onchain migration you can’t miss. -------------- TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 5:55 Is Business Booming? 7:59 Are RWAs Inevitable? 12:50 Tokenized Treasuries 19:13 Tokenization Roadmap 24:17 Types of Tokenized Treasuries 31:40 What’s Holding the US Back? 37:08 Tokenized Stocks 41:04 Tokenized Stocks Liquidity 50:56 Property Rights 56:25 Is Permissionless Tokenization Possible? 1:04:32 24/7 Markets? 1:07:52 Ondo Global Markets 1:10:54 Why Ethereum? 1:12:08 Stocks Meet DeFi 1:19:26 What Chains will RWAs Settle On? 1:32:41 Is Wall Street Ready? 1:34:29 What’s Next? 1:36:00 Closing & Disclaimers

Name & Symbol: Ondo ($ONDO)
Address: 0xfaba6f8e4a5e8ab82f62fe7c39859fa577269be3

LIVE NOW - Tokenized Stocks: The $100 Trillion Onchain Shift @RyanSAdams & @TrustlessState sit down with @OndoFinance's @nathanlallman and @iandebode to map the path from stablecoins to tokenized treasuries to tokenized stocks. We break down why Ondo’s wrapper model is set out to win, how blockchain brings 24/7 secondary markets, DeFi composability and much more liquidity. Ethereum and Ondo are leading a $100T onchain migration you can’t miss. -------------- TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 5:55 Is Business Booming? 7:59 Are RWAs Inevitable? 12:50 Tokenized Treasuries 19:13 Tokenization Roadmap 24:17 Types of Tokenized Treasuries 31:40 What’s Holding the US Back? 37:08 Tokenized Stocks 41:04 Tokenized Stocks Liquidity 50:56 Property Rights 56:25 Is Permissionless Tokenization Possible? 1:04:32 24/7 Markets? 1:07:52 Ondo Global Markets 1:10:54 Why Ethereum? 1:12:08 Stocks Meet DeFi 1:19:26 What Chains will RWAs Settle On? 1:32:41 Is Wall Street Ready? 1:34:29 What’s Next? 1:36:00 Closing & Disclaimers

Name & Symbol: Allo ($RWA)
Address: 0x9c8b5ca345247396bdfac0395638ca9045c6586e

Five Crypto Frontiers to Watch Beneath the market hype, a few sectors are quietly building the future. They’re early, raw, but brimming with potential to shape the next decade of growth. Here’s why these five categories are worth your attention.👇 ~~ Analysis by @Web3zy ~~ 1. AVS & Restaking: Shared Security @eigenlayer and @alt_layer's restaking networks enable Ethereum’s staked ETH to secure new protocols. Projects can borrow Ethereum’s validator trust, lowering barriers to launch innovative applications. Why it matters: ➢ Shared security could spawn industries like decentralized compute or AI training. ➢ Projects like Eigen and AltLayer will attract larger players seeking scalable trust. Challenges: ➢ No standout AVS apps yet. ➢ Early investment outpaces usage. ➢ Token unlocks may pressure prices. Restaking could quietly onboard new users, much like stablecoins did for payments. 2. DeFi x TradFi: Merging Worlds @Ether_Fi, @Coinbase, @ready_co, and @MorphoLabs are simplifying DeFi with consumer-friendly tools like credit cards and fiat on-ramps. Decentralized finance is blending into traditional finance, becoming just finance. Why it matters: ➢ Protocols like @aave prove DeFi’s resilience. ➢ Regulators now focus on “how” rather than “if.” ➢ Traditional finance’s scandals create openings for DeFi. Challenges: ➢ DeFi remains unfamiliar to most consumers. ➢ Geographic restrictions limit access. ➢ Power-law dynamics may bury weaker players. Users may adopt DeFi without realizing it’s crypto. 3. RWAs: Tokenizing Global Markets @OndoFinance, @reserveprotocol, @centrifuge, and @maplefinance tokenize assets like Treasuries and real estate, making them tradable in crypto markets. This turns static assets into programmable building blocks. Why it matters: ➢ Global capital markets dwarf DeFi’s TVL. ➢ RWAs fuel stablecoin yields and deepen liquidity. ➢ They bridge crypto to traditional finance. Challenges: ➢ Regulatory complexity slows growth. ➢ Underlying markets lack inherent liquidity. ➢ Institutions hesitate to trust onchain wrappers. RWAs could embed crypto in global finance. 4. ZK Tech: Scaling with Privacy @Starknet, @SuccinctLabs, @LineaBuild, and @zksync use zero-knowledge proofs to verify computation efficiently. ZK enables scalable, private applications, from onchain proving to consumer apps. Why it matters: ➢ Ethereum endorses ZK for scaling. ➢ Falling proving costs make ZK practical. ➢ Privacy-focused apps are gaining traction. Challenges: ➢ Competing ZK standards create uncertainty. ➢ The “ZK moment” remains unrealized. ➢ Technical complexity persists. ZK offers throughput and privacy Web2 can’t match. 5. Decentralized Social: User-Owned Networks @zora, @LC, Mirror, @farcaster_xyz, and @Thousandsxyz build decentralized social platforms where creators control content and rewards. User-owned networks let reputation and followers move across apps. Why it matters: ➢ Social apps grow regardless of market cycles. ➢ Coinbase’s Zora integration boosts distribution. ➢ Web2’s creator economy struggles create openings. Challenges: ➢ Users resist switching from platforms like Instagram. ➢ Token-driven models risk speculative volatility. ➢ Onboarding remains clunky. Decentralized social could shift power to creators. The Bottom Line Crypto’s five frontiers—restaking, DeFi-TradFi convergence, RWAs, ZK tech, and decentralized social—face technical, regulatory, and competitive hurdles but offer massive upside. They’re not just narratives; they’re rails for the next wave of apps, users, and capital. Builders and investors should watch closely.

Name & Symbol: Zora ($ZORA)
Address: 0x1111111111166b7fe7bd91427724b487980afc69

LIVE NOW -- ETH Hits New ATH! Powell Hints at Rate Cuts & BTC Whales Rotate to ETH On this week’s Weekly Rollup, @RyanSAdams and @hosseeb debate if ETH’s new all-time high signals the top or just the start, with whales rotating from BTC into ETH and alt season heating up. Powell hints at rate cuts, ETFs keep pulling billions, and Tom Lee’s billion-dollar ETH bet takes center stage while treasury premiums sink. Meanwhile, Google teases an L1, Hyperliquid outpaces @RobinhoodApp, and Europe floats a digital euro, setting up another pivotal week in crypto. [TIMESTAMPS] 0:00 Intro 0:38 @BigSean Crypto - @altcoindaily 3:20 Powell’s speech last week - @FinanceLancelot - @Cointelegraph - @charliebilello - @AnnaEconomist 9:10 Markets - @JSeyff - @speculatorart - @JacobKinge - @lookonchain - @woonomic 24:53 @HyperliquidX Crushing it - competitive with major exchanges - @cointelegraph - @infinitybanyan 34:55 SOL DATs are coming - 3 of em! - @matthew_sigel - @SolanaFloor 42:01 @Google is building its L1 49:35 US GOV - will publish GDP figures onchain! - @Cointelegraph - @krakenfx 51:41 The EU may release a Stablecoin on a public chain - Ethereum or @Solana - @DefiIgnas 56:45 Kanye West released $YZY - @kanyewest - @CryptoHayes - @lookonchain - @JamesWynnReal 59:43 DOJ announced that it won’t bring charges against non-custodial developers 1:04:51 Closing & Disclaimer

Name & Symbol: YZY ($YZY)
Address: DrZ26cKJDksVRWib3DVVsjo9eeXccc7hKhDJviiYEEZY

YZY Money Madness https://t.co/ueensGGwdy

Name & Symbol: YZY ($YZY)
Address: DrZ26cKJDksVRWib3DVVsjo9eeXccc7hKhDJviiYEEZY

LIVE from New York City! The $PROVE Era @TrustlessState sits down with @pumatheuma, to talk all about @SuccinctLabs the future of ZK, and the role of $PROVE Tap in! https://t.co/PxSZAzoHg6

Name & Symbol: Succinct ($PROVE)
Address: 0x7ddf164cecfddd0f992299d033b5a11279a15929

ATH waiting room... $ETH https://t.co/VyKwCQAIN4

Name & Symbol: Aethir Token ($ATH)
Address: 0xbe0ed4138121ecfc5c0e56b40517da27e6c5226b

Pump defined the memecoin era — but's been shaken out. Despite pulling in $780M over 18 months, the team’s rumored $600M raise at a $4B valuation triggered backlash. Critics questioned why a cash-rich platform needed more capital, especially when little had gone back into the ecosystem. Within weeks, BonkFun flipped it, now holding 81% of launchpad volume, while Zora leads in tokens launched. Here’s what happened.👇 ~~ Opinion by @davewardonline ~~ Trust is the Real Technology Crypto runs on trustless systems, but Pump’s fall shows you still need operators worth trusting. Trust isn’t just not rugging — it’s structuring incentives so that platform wins = user wins. Bonk and Zora do this better. Hot tokens lift ecosystems, revenue cycles back to users, and platform culture aligns with incentives. BonkFun BonkFun uses the same bonding curve and launch mechanics Pump pioneered, built on Raydium’s LaunchLab. But @bonk_fun restructured the economics: ➢ 50% of revenue goes to $BONK buy/burns (~$50M total, $25M direct) ➢ 15% to BonkSOL staker rewards (~40K SOL) ➢ ~7.5% to GP buybacks ➢ 4% to a BONK reserve ➢ 4% to other initiatives Instead of extraction, Bonk recirculates. The community timing helped too. As Pump flailed, Bonk veterans like BonkGuy (@theunipcs) and @SolportTom amplified conviction. BonkGuy’s still-open BONK long (from $16K to $18M) gave the community a hero figure. Then came $USELESS. Promoted by BonkGuy, it ran from ~$10M to $300M as Bonk flipped Pump. That validated BonkFun. @GraphiteProto followed, climbing from $5M to $200M. BonkFun’s momentum snowballed as Pump users fled. Zora @zora took off in July too. It hosts “creator coins” (for profiles) and “content coins” (for posts) on @base. Championed by @jessepollak, its Instagram-style interface makes token creation feel like content posting. Each content coin auto-pairs with its creator coin in AMMs, and 50% of trading fees go back to creators as ZORA — forming a loop like Bonk’s burns. In July, nearly every Zora coin surged. With ETH outperforming, Zora emerged as the new, shiny Ethereum-aligned venue for speculation. The Cultural Trust Loop Memecoin platforms aren’t just tech. They ride bigger cultural waves. Some debate the tradeoff between entertainment and trading risk. But good memecoins harness both. Memes foster participation. Participation builds trust. Trust powers value. BonkFun arrived with cultural alignment: Solana’s mascot, its humor, its tone — just as Pump reached peak extraction. This created a loop: memes → culture → value → reinvestment → memes. What’s Next? Pump can still return, but BonkFun and Zora rebuilt what it lost — trust. BonkFun used the same mechanics but flipped the values. Zora offers creators monetization aligned with platform growth. The takeaway: launch mechanics are commodity. Trust architecture isn’t. Platforms win by structuring for reinvestment and alignment — not extraction.

Name & Symbol: USELESS COIN ($USELESS)
Address: 0xba38b3c706f7a515ff7c8db04daa0a134ec46d2b

Pump defined the memecoin era — but's been shaken out. Despite pulling in $780M over 18 months, the team’s rumored $600M raise at a $4B valuation triggered backlash. Critics questioned why a cash-rich platform needed more capital, especially when little had gone back into the ecosystem. Within weeks, BonkFun flipped it, now holding 81% of launchpad volume, while Zora leads in tokens launched. Here’s what happened.👇 ~~ Opinion by @davewardonline ~~ Trust is the Real Technology Crypto runs on trustless systems, but Pump’s fall shows you still need operators worth trusting. Trust isn’t just not rugging — it’s structuring incentives so that platform wins = user wins. Bonk and Zora do this better. Hot tokens lift ecosystems, revenue cycles back to users, and platform culture aligns with incentives. BonkFun BonkFun uses the same bonding curve and launch mechanics Pump pioneered, built on Raydium’s LaunchLab. But @bonk_fun restructured the economics: ➢ 50% of revenue goes to $BONK buy/burns (~$50M total, $25M direct) ➢ 15% to BonkSOL staker rewards (~40K SOL) ➢ ~7.5% to GP buybacks ➢ 4% to a BONK reserve ➢ 4% to other initiatives Instead of extraction, Bonk recirculates. The community timing helped too. As Pump flailed, Bonk veterans like BonkGuy (@theunipcs) and @SolportTom amplified conviction. BonkGuy’s still-open BONK long (from $16K to $18M) gave the community a hero figure. Then came $USELESS. Promoted by BonkGuy, it ran from ~$10M to $300M as Bonk flipped Pump. That validated BonkFun. @GraphiteProto followed, climbing from $5M to $200M. BonkFun’s momentum snowballed as Pump users fled. Zora @zora took off in July too. It hosts “creator coins” (for profiles) and “content coins” (for posts) on @base. Championed by @jessepollak, its Instagram-style interface makes token creation feel like content posting. Each content coin auto-pairs with its creator coin in AMMs, and 50% of trading fees go back to creators as ZORA — forming a loop like Bonk’s burns. In July, nearly every Zora coin surged. With ETH outperforming, Zora emerged as the new, shiny Ethereum-aligned venue for speculation. The Cultural Trust Loop Memecoin platforms aren’t just tech. They ride bigger cultural waves. Some debate the tradeoff between entertainment and trading risk. But good memecoins harness both. Memes foster participation. Participation builds trust. Trust powers value. BonkFun arrived with cultural alignment: Solana’s mascot, its humor, its tone — just as Pump reached peak extraction. This created a loop: memes → culture → value → reinvestment → memes. What’s Next? Pump can still return, but BonkFun and Zora rebuilt what it lost — trust. BonkFun used the same mechanics but flipped the values. Zora offers creators monetization aligned with platform growth. The takeaway: launch mechanics are commodity. Trust architecture isn’t. Platforms win by structuring for reinvestment and alignment — not extraction.

Name & Symbol: Zora ($ZORA)
Address: 0x1111111111166b7fe7bd91427724b487980afc69

AI Agents Are Coming For DeFi Two standouts: Moonwell’s Mamo and the crowd-favorite Bankr. One automates yield farming. The other turns your chat box into a trading terminal. Both live inside the Base App and make your money work without you lifting a finger. Here’s how they’re reshaping DeFi’s interface.👇 ~~ Analysis by @davewardonline ~~ Mamo @Mamo_agent, from lending protocol @MoonwellDeFi, shows the power of specialization. Its job: extract max yield from your USDC and cbBTC. You deposit, and Mamo moves your funds between Moonwell’s Core Markets and Flagship Vaults (via @MorphoLabs), earning from borrower interest and protocol rewards (WELL, MORPHO), which it auto-converts back to your base asset. Rewards compound daily, growing your balance automatically. Mamo is designed to feel simple. That’s because smart systems handle the rest: ➢ Dedicated contracts per asset, self-custodied ➢ CoW Swap triggers reward conversion at ~$5 ➢ Auto-compounding folds interest and rewards into your balance ➢ Instant withdrawals, even if Mamo is offline ➢ Updates require opt-in One click to deposit. No strategy, no monitoring. Just yield. --- Bankrbot If Mamo’s the one maxing a 401k, @bankrbot's setting 3 AM limit orders on memecoins. Backed by @cbventures via the Base Ecosystem Fund, Bankr turns natural language into onchain action across chains. Type “buy $100 ETH” or “sell 50% if MOG pumps 10%,” and it executes. That’s baseline. It also handles: ➢ Trading/bridging across Base, Ethereum, Polygon, Solana ➢ Advanced orders (limits, DCA, sniping) ➢ Leverage via @avantisfi (soon): up to 75x ➢ NFT ops (mint, transfer, store) ➢ Token deployment (ERC-20/SPL) ➢ Automations: recurring buys, alerts, rules for pumps, whale-copying, and spawning new automations on triggers Unlike Mamo’s quiet optimization, Bankr moves fast, layering TA, sentiment tracking, and multichart views. Free access is capped: 1 automation, daily message limits, and token deploy restrictions. Bankr Club ($16.5/mo or $198/yr in $BNKR) lifts limits and lowers trading fees. --- The Tale of Two Strategies DeFAI agents are splitting into specialists (yield, signals) and generalists (navigation terminals). Mamo and Bankr embody that divide. Mamo is for: ➢ Long-term holders ➢ Risk-averse yield seekers ➢ Idle USDC ➢ DeFi beginners Bankr is for: ➢ Active traders ➢ Token launchers ➢ Power users on mobile Via @base app, you can run both: let Mamo build your balance, then deploy with Bankr. Mamo loads the clip, Bankr pulls the trigger.

Name & Symbol: Mog Coin ($MOG)
Address: 0xaaee1a9723aadb7afa2810263653a34ba2c21c7a

AI Agents Are Coming For DeFi Two standouts: Moonwell’s Mamo and the crowd-favorite Bankr. One automates yield farming. The other turns your chat box into a trading terminal. Both live inside the Base App and make your money work without you lifting a finger. Here’s how they’re reshaping DeFi’s interface.👇 ~~ Analysis by @davewardonline ~~ Mamo @Mamo_agent, from lending protocol @MoonwellDeFi, shows the power of specialization. Its job: extract max yield from your USDC and cbBTC. You deposit, and Mamo moves your funds between Moonwell’s Core Markets and Flagship Vaults (via @MorphoLabs), earning from borrower interest and protocol rewards (WELL, MORPHO), which it auto-converts back to your base asset. Rewards compound daily, growing your balance automatically. Mamo is designed to feel simple. That’s because smart systems handle the rest: ➢ Dedicated contracts per asset, self-custodied ➢ CoW Swap triggers reward conversion at ~$5 ➢ Auto-compounding folds interest and rewards into your balance ➢ Instant withdrawals, even if Mamo is offline ➢ Updates require opt-in One click to deposit. No strategy, no monitoring. Just yield. --- Bankrbot If Mamo’s the one maxing a 401k, @bankrbot's setting 3 AM limit orders on memecoins. Backed by @cbventures via the Base Ecosystem Fund, Bankr turns natural language into onchain action across chains. Type “buy $100 ETH” or “sell 50% if MOG pumps 10%,” and it executes. That’s baseline. It also handles: ➢ Trading/bridging across Base, Ethereum, Polygon, Solana ➢ Advanced orders (limits, DCA, sniping) ➢ Leverage via @avantisfi (soon): up to 75x ➢ NFT ops (mint, transfer, store) ➢ Token deployment (ERC-20/SPL) ➢ Automations: recurring buys, alerts, rules for pumps, whale-copying, and spawning new automations on triggers Unlike Mamo’s quiet optimization, Bankr moves fast, layering TA, sentiment tracking, and multichart views. Free access is capped: 1 automation, daily message limits, and token deploy restrictions. Bankr Club ($16.5/mo or $198/yr in $BNKR) lifts limits and lowers trading fees. --- The Tale of Two Strategies DeFAI agents are splitting into specialists (yield, signals) and generalists (navigation terminals). Mamo and Bankr embody that divide. Mamo is for: ➢ Long-term holders ➢ Risk-averse yield seekers ➢ Idle USDC ➢ DeFi beginners Bankr is for: ➢ Active traders ➢ Token launchers ➢ Power users on mobile Via @base app, you can run both: let Mamo build your balance, then deploy with Bankr. Mamo loads the clip, Bankr pulls the trigger.

Name & Symbol: Morpho Token ($MORPHO)
Address: 0x58d97b57bb95320f9a05dc918aef65434969c2b2