🫡because security is also privacy, my signer Safe (0x5aFE...Da0 -> safe...dao :D) is fully funded via Tornado Cash. That means a Tornado-funded signer is now securing over $220M in assets. Next time someone claims Tornado Cash is "only used by criminals," show them this. Fucking proud to be part of the regenesis of TheDAO. LFG.

Name & Symbol: Safe Token ($SAFE)
Address: 0x5afe3855358e112b5647b952709e6165e1c1eeee

LIVE NOW - The Holy Grail of Crypto Privacy: Encrypted Ethereum, FHE & Living Forever Ethereum is transparent by design, and that’s a problem if you don’t want your entire financial life on display. @randhindi , co-founder of @zama, joins us to explain how fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) can turn Ethereum into an encrypted, confidential blockchain where contracts stay composable and UX feels exactly the same. -------------- TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 0:24 Why Are Blockchains Public? 9:11 Privacy vs Confidentiality 11:13 Zama: Privacy on Ethereum 15:05 Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) 19:34 Multi-Party Computation (MPC) 23:50 FHE vs ZK 37:25 FHE Critiques 40:08 Nation State Attacks 45:58 Combining ZK & FHE 49:20 Privacy Season 51:39 Compliance 1:00:18 Zama 1:04:03 Confidential Tokens 1:08:12 How it Works 1:11:30 Zama Token & Protocol 1:14:09 Privacy Competitors 1:17:36 Fhenix 1:19:46 Rand’s Background 1:23:07 AI Privacy 1:26:42 Longevity 1:33:01 Crypto & Privacy in 2026 1:33:33 Closing & Disclaimers

Name & Symbol: Mind Network ($FHE)
Address: 0xd55c9fb62e176a8eb6968f32958fefdd0962727e

sending this reply on a red eye back from spending an incredible 36 hours with 50 builders from all around the world as part of batches and hundreds more I met and listened to+learned from in Buenos Aires. sending it as I wake up and use a ton of apps I think are killer from zora to farcaster to zkp2p to emerge to football dot fun to so many others. sending it as I scroll the base app which our team has spent the last year pouring our heart into with the singular goal of driving as much distribution to builders as possible (and it's working). i'm so excited about the progress builders are making and proud of all the work we do to support them. and I also know we have more work to do - we will keep continuously learning and getting better. so, if you're reading this and have feedback about how base could support you better, DM me and share it - the door is always open! at the same time, we are only a platform - at the end of the day, builders control their own destiny. the best ones take feedback, support, setbacks and use it as fuel. they run through walls to build and distribute products people love. David - for you specifically, I must confess that you are the ~only founder in the last 3 years of building base who upon receiving the candid, direct, feedback I give to everybody (I DM hundreds of builders per day) interpreted it as some blanket ban on base and/or personal slight to you. It's now been 7 months of tweets about how bad base is; remarkable work but just so you know the door is always open. base is for everyone. https://t.co/rmMqm5DaJc

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

We’re continuously building core framework to drive on-chain growth and deliver real value. The Jovay Mainnet is now live — and we look forward to collaborating with more ecosystem partners to shape an open digital future. Builders are welcome to join us and explore the infinite possibilities ahead. #Jovay #RWA #Web3 #Layer2

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

It’s been a monster week for Ethereum. Any one of these developments would have been headline news 2–3 years ago, and now it's happening daily. #Ethereum adoption is compounding so fast, it's almost hard to keep up: 🛍️ @Shopify now supports ETH and stablecoin payments. USDC on @base is live via Shopify Payments and Shop Pay, exanding crypto checkout options for millions of merchants. 🏦 @stripe rolled out stablecoin payments through its Connect platform, for native crypto payment settlement. 📊 @RobinhoodApp announced it’s tokenizing 500 U.S. stocks and ETFs on a custom Ethereum L2, using the @arbitrum tech stack: a major bridge between traditional markets and on-chain assets. 🏦 @vaneck_us filed an S-1 for a Lido Staked ETH ETF (stETH): the first proposed ETF to directly hold ETH staked via @LidoFinance, signaling sustained institutional demand for yield-bearing ETH exposure. 🛒 @Walmart confirmed it will accept Ethereum and crypto payments through OnePay Cash, integrated with @coinbase. 💵 Stablecoin supply on Ethereum just hit a new all-time high of $180B, underscoring ETH's dominance as the global settlement layer for digital dollars. 🧑‍💻 Ethereum developer growth remains unmatched with over 16,000 new developers joined in 2025, more than any other L1 ecosystem. ⚙️ Core @ethereumfndn developers launched the Fusaka upgrade on testnet, another step in Ethereum’s scaling roadmap. 📲 @Alipay, with 1.4B monthly active users, is building an Ethereum L2 focused on real-world assets (#RWA), a monumental signal of global integration. 🇧🇹 Bhutan has integrated its national digital identity system with Ethereum, creating an onchain framework for government and citizen interoperability. Payments, equities, national IDs, and institutional products are all converging on hashtag#Ethereum. The network effect is no longer theoretical: it's here and it’s industrial, financial, and sovereign. The ticker is $ETHM

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

🌐Jovay joins hands🤝 with @ethereum to build the next era of Layer 2. This is not just a step into the Ethereum ecosystem — it’s the beginning of a broader future.✨ Let’s build the next chapter together! #Ethereum #Layer2 #Jovay #RWA #Web3

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

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

Round up of developments covered recently by @HouseofZK in the Ethereum zkRollup and zkL1 space: Ligero (Ligetron) @ligero_inc builds Ligetron, a general-purpose zero-knowledge virtual machine (zkVM) that can run inside web browsers or on mobile devices. Ligetron uses a memory-efficient hash-based proof system derived from the MPC-in-the-head paradigm. Ligero positions Ligetron as a backend for private rollups and validiums targeting DeFi, gaming, and asset tokenization. These private rollups could settle or bridge to Ethereum, relying on Ethereum as the settlement layer. Thus Ligetron functions as zk-execution infra compatible with Ethereum rollups. Lita (Valida zkVM) @0xLita develops Valida, a zkVM that recently shipped v1.0 with major performance, correctness, and tooling upgrades. Earlier releases included "ReVa", an Ethereum block prover written in Rust. Valida explicitly targets proving Ethereum blocks and integrating zk verification of Ethereum state transitions. Its compiler and toolchain support C and Rust smart-contract development, so Valida can serve as an Ethereum-compatible execution engine with zk proofs. Miden @0xMiden, incubated by @0xPolygon, is building a STARK-based zkVM with support for private asset management and asynchronous execution. Miden is being developed as part of the Polygon zkEVM ecosystem, designed to anchor to Ethereum for settlement. It allows developers to deploy private smart contracts whose validity is enforced with proofs verifiable on Ethereum. Nexus @NexusLabs is building a decentralized verifiable supercomputer. It uses zkVM technology to outsource computations, with adaptive proving and a rapidly growing testnet. On Ethereum Research, Nexus has been presented as a scaling layer for Ethereum through verifiable cloud computing. Ethereum can offload heavy computation to Nexus and only verify succinct proofs on-chain, enhancing scalability for zkL1 designs. powdr labs @powdr_labs builds compilers and proving infrastructure. Their 2025 breakthrough was autoprecompiles: automatically generating Ethereum precompiles such as Keccak, SHA256, and modular arithmetic. These autoprecompiles are designed to accelerate Ethereum clients and block verification. Tests showed up to 1.8× speedup in Ethereum block verification. This is Ethereum-native performance R&D. Risc Zero & Boundless @RiscZero builds a zkVM (RISC-V based). Boundless is its associated network, introducing Proof of Verifiable Work (PoVW) and the ZK Coin (ZKC). It rewards provers who generate proofs for computations. Boundless explicitly partners with Ethereum and Ethereum-backed chains like Optimism. It allows cross-chain dApps with zk proofs verifiable on Ethereum. The Ethereum Foundation is listed as a backer. Succinct @SuccinctLabs develops zk infrastructure for light clients and interoperability. Its OP Succinct technology was integrated into Mantle’s zkRollup in 2025. Succinct provides zk bridges and zk light clients for Ethereum rollups. With OP Succinct, Mantle achieved one-hour finality and six-hour withdrawals while maintaining Ethereum compatibility. @ziskvm A zkVM developed by Nethermind (and partly by Polygon). ZisK emphasizes reproducible benchmarks and 128-bit secure proofs. ZisK is being integrated into Nethermind’s Ethereum client to generate zk proofs of Ethereum block execution. It is part of the https://t.co/ksmkG8LsW0 initiative, which standardizes zk proofs for Ethereum blocks. ZKM (Ziren zkVM) Project ZKM builds Ziren, a MIPS32r2-based zkVM with a STARK backend, optional SNARK wrapping, GPU acceleration, and distributed proving. Ziren was independently evaluated and shown to verify execution in browsers. ZKM positions itself as a zk execution environment spanning Ethereum and other ecosystems. Summary of Developments Ethereum zkL1 vision – Multiple teams are converging on zkVMs as a core primitive for Ethereum’s future. zkVMs allow arbitrary computation to be proven and verified on Ethereum, extending Ethereum into a zkL1 capable of scaling massive workloads. Private Rollups & zkEVMs – Miden and Ligero (Ligetron) illustrate how zkVMs enable private rollups/validiums that settle to Ethereum. Execution Proofs – Valida and ZisK are directly proving Ethereum block execution, aligning with Ethereum’s endgame vision where every block is accompanied by a validity proof. Performance Gains – powdr labs’ autoprecompiles target Ethereum client performance; Succinct optimizes rollup bridges; Nexus experiments with verifiable cloud offloading. Cross-Chain zk Adoption – Risc Zero’s Boundless and ZKM’s Ziren extend zk technology beyond Ethereum while still interoperating with Ethereum for settlement and proofs. Main trend – The zkVM ecosystem is maturing rapidly, with stronger proofs, faster compilers, and production deployments on Ethereum L2s. Ethereum is at the center, either as the security anchor (zkRollups, validiums, zk bridges) or as the execution environment being proven.

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

Round up of developments covered recently by @HouseofZK in the Ethereum zkRollup and zkL1 space: Ligero (Ligetron) @ligero_inc builds Ligetron, a general-purpose zero-knowledge virtual machine (zkVM) that can run inside web browsers or on mobile devices. Ligetron uses a memory-efficient hash-based proof system derived from the MPC-in-the-head paradigm. Ligero positions Ligetron as a backend for private rollups and validiums targeting DeFi, gaming, and asset tokenization. These private rollups could settle or bridge to Ethereum, relying on Ethereum as the settlement layer. Thus Ligetron functions as zk-execution infra compatible with Ethereum rollups. Lita (Valida zkVM) @0xLita develops Valida, a zkVM that recently shipped v1.0 with major performance, correctness, and tooling upgrades. Earlier releases included "ReVa", an Ethereum block prover written in Rust. Valida explicitly targets proving Ethereum blocks and integrating zk verification of Ethereum state transitions. Its compiler and toolchain support C and Rust smart-contract development, so Valida can serve as an Ethereum-compatible execution engine with zk proofs. Miden @0xMiden, incubated by @0xPolygon, is building a STARK-based zkVM with support for private asset management and asynchronous execution. Miden is being developed as part of the Polygon zkEVM ecosystem, designed to anchor to Ethereum for settlement. It allows developers to deploy private smart contracts whose validity is enforced with proofs verifiable on Ethereum. Nexus @NexusLabs is building a decentralized verifiable supercomputer. It uses zkVM technology to outsource computations, with adaptive proving and a rapidly growing testnet. On Ethereum Research, Nexus has been presented as a scaling layer for Ethereum through verifiable cloud computing. Ethereum can offload heavy computation to Nexus and only verify succinct proofs on-chain, enhancing scalability for zkL1 designs. powdr labs @powdr_labs builds compilers and proving infrastructure. Their 2025 breakthrough was autoprecompiles: automatically generating Ethereum precompiles such as Keccak, SHA256, and modular arithmetic. These autoprecompiles are designed to accelerate Ethereum clients and block verification. Tests showed up to 1.8× speedup in Ethereum block verification. This is Ethereum-native performance R&D. Risc Zero & Boundless @RiscZero builds a zkVM (RISC-V based). Boundless is its associated network, introducing Proof of Verifiable Work (PoVW) and the ZK Coin (ZKC). It rewards provers who generate proofs for computations. Boundless explicitly partners with Ethereum and Ethereum-backed chains like Optimism. It allows cross-chain dApps with zk proofs verifiable on Ethereum. The Ethereum Foundation is listed as a backer. Succinct @SuccinctLabs develops zk infrastructure for light clients and interoperability. Its OP Succinct technology was integrated into Mantle’s zkRollup in 2025. Succinct provides zk bridges and zk light clients for Ethereum rollups. With OP Succinct, Mantle achieved one-hour finality and six-hour withdrawals while maintaining Ethereum compatibility. @ziskvm A zkVM developed by Nethermind (and partly by Polygon). ZisK emphasizes reproducible benchmarks and 128-bit secure proofs. ZisK is being integrated into Nethermind’s Ethereum client to generate zk proofs of Ethereum block execution. It is part of the https://t.co/ksmkG8LsW0 initiative, which standardizes zk proofs for Ethereum blocks. ZKM (Ziren zkVM) Project ZKM builds Ziren, a MIPS32r2-based zkVM with a STARK backend, optional SNARK wrapping, GPU acceleration, and distributed proving. Ziren was independently evaluated and shown to verify execution in browsers. ZKM positions itself as a zk execution environment spanning Ethereum and other ecosystems. Summary of Developments Ethereum zkL1 vision – Multiple teams are converging on zkVMs as a core primitive for Ethereum’s future. zkVMs allow arbitrary computation to be proven and verified on Ethereum, extending Ethereum into a zkL1 capable of scaling massive workloads. Private Rollups & zkEVMs – Miden and Ligero (Ligetron) illustrate how zkVMs enable private rollups/validiums that settle to Ethereum. Execution Proofs – Valida and ZisK are directly proving Ethereum block execution, aligning with Ethereum’s endgame vision where every block is accompanied by a validity proof. Performance Gains – powdr labs’ autoprecompiles target Ethereum client performance; Succinct optimizes rollup bridges; Nexus experiments with verifiable cloud offloading. Cross-Chain zk Adoption – Risc Zero’s Boundless and ZKM’s Ziren extend zk technology beyond Ethereum while still interoperating with Ethereum for settlement and proofs. Main trend – The zkVM ecosystem is maturing rapidly, with stronger proofs, faster compilers, and production deployments on Ethereum L2s. Ethereum is at the center, either as the security anchor (zkRollups, validiums, zk bridges) or as the execution environment being proven.

Name & Symbol: Boundless ($ZKC)
Address: 0x15247e6e23d3923a853ccf15940a20ccdf16e94a

Ethereum’s future depends on breakthroughs in both scalability and cryptography. In this round of ETH Taipei speaker announcements, meet four builders pushing the limits of L1/L2 infrastructure and cryptography research. ​ Martin Derka ( @dr_zircuit ) – Zircuit ​ EIP-7702 introduces a new standard aimed at improving user experience and developer flexibility across Ethereum and rollups. But what does it take to implement it beyond L1? Martin Derka, Co-founder and Technical Lead at @ZircuitL2, brings deep expertise in smart contract security, DeFi, and rollup architecture. In his talk, “EIP-7702 on Ethereum and Rollups,” he’ll break down the proposal’s core features, its potential impact on UX and protocol design, and what it means for Layer 2 support and implementation. Aayush Giri ( @AayushStack ) – Nethermind ​ What exactly is Surge, and why is it being called the ULTRABASED rollup? Aayush Giri, Senior Developer Relations Engineer at @NethermindEth, will unpack Surge’s novel architecture—a based rollup built on modified Taiko tech with a focus on Ethereum alignment, censorship resistance, and high performance. In his talk, “WTF is Surge: The ULTRABASED Rollup,” Aayush explores key features like Power-Ups, gigagas throughput, and a zero-token design, showing how Surge challenges and extends the Rollup-Centric Roadmap. Vivian ( @vivi4322 ) – Privacy & Scaling Explorations (PSE) ​ Building ZK apps is complex—especially on mobile. That’s where Mopro comes in. Vivian from the @PrivacyScaling team works on tools like Unirep and Mopro to make zero-knowledge development more accessible. In her talk, “Mopro: Makes Client-Side Proving on Mobile Simple,” she’ll introduce Mopro as a lightweight toolkit designed for native mobile proving, with support for WebAssembly in browsers. Oskar ( @oskarth ) – Independent Researcher ​ Programmable cryptography is opening the door to new trust and coordination models—and Oskar is at the forefront of this exploration. Oskar surveys the intersection of plurality theory and modern cryptographic tooling. Drawing from case studies like Privacy Pools, Rarimo, Cursive, and ZKP2P, he illustrates how programmable cryptography powers next-gen applications in privacy, identity, and peer-to-peer coordination. From next-gen rollups to client-side ZK tooling, these speakers are advancing the core infrastructure and cryptographic foundations that will define Ethereum’s next chapter. ​ More announcements coming soon—stay tuned as we continue to spotlight the builders shaping the future of Web3. 📍 Join us at ETH Taipei: https://t.co/4wPTbgwkyU 🎟️ Get your tickets now: https://t.co/8jisOzNlA2

Name & Symbol: Zircuit ($ZRC)
Address: 0xdac991621fd8048d9f235324780abd6c3ad26421

Tom Lee’s ETH thesis gets attacked here as "financially illiterate", but the critique itself is full of sleight-of-hand and half-truths. Let’s walk through it. (1) Stablecoin & RWA Adoption The argument against ETH here is that stablecoin and tokenized asset activity has exploded since 2020, yet Ethereum’s aggregate fees haven’t scaled in proportion. Therefore, supposedly, ETH doesn’t benefit. This is a bad faith framing. Why? Because stablecoin and RWA volumes didn’t "increase 100–1000x" off some baseline of meaningful size — they went from negligible in 2020 to over $1 trillion a month today, now making up the majority of Ethereum’s transaction volume. That baseline now isn’t trivial. If that figure grows another 100x — from $1T/month to $100T/month — that would mean stablecoins comprise essentially all onchain volume. Even if fees per transaction decline with efficiency gains, aggregate demand for Ethereum’s blockspace and second-order activity (DeFi, payments, ancillary financial services) explodes with it. Efficiency and growing demand can coexist, and usually correlate. The claim that "other chains with better BD teams" will capture the value also collapses under scrutiny. One of the examples given, Arbitrum, is not even a competitor in the sense implied — it’s a rollup that settles to Ethereum. Activity on Arbitrum is Ethereum activity. These so-called "front-end" chains deepen demand for Ethereum’s underlying ledger and its native asset, ETH, which acts as the whole system's Schelling point for collateral and money. (2) Digital Oil Comparison Kang says oil is a commodity and has traded in the same range for a century, so comparing ETH to oil isn’t bullish. But this misses the point. The comparison isn’t about price stability, it’s about market cap expansion. Oil’s aggregate market cap surged throughout the industrial revolution. The tokenization revolution is predicted in this analysis to do the same: as the global economy moves onchain, ETH is the resource that fuels it. Unlike oil, ETH supply is capped and programmatically scarce, so the market cap expansion translates into per-unit price growth. The comparable asset for market valuation prediction purposes here would be shares in the oil companies that provided the industrial revolution's petroleum, and not the oil itself. (3) Institutions Buying & Staking ETH The critique says: no banks have ETH on balance sheets yet, so they won’t. But this is premature. The stablecoin boom hasn’t even peaked, tokenization is barely underway, and institutions are already experimenting. Banks don’t "stock barrels of gasoline" either — but they spend billions securing the legal and political systems they depend on. ETH is the same: owning and staking ETH is a way to secure the infrastructure your business runs on. (4) ETH vs Financial Infrastructure Companies Kang mocks Lee’s suggestion that ETH could rival financial infra companies in value. But this radically understates the potential. The internet didn’t just replace newspapers; it enabled whole industries that didn’t exist before. Ethereum formalizes property rights and contracts in a cryptographic, universally enforceable way. That’s not just substitution — that’s system expansion. ETH, as universal collateral and native currency of this new system, isn’t merely "a financial infra company". If this predicted economy takes shame, it will be the hyper-capital binding an industry orders of magnitude larger than today’s entire traditional stack. (5) Technical Analysis Yes, ETH is in a multi-year range. Yes, charts can look bearish. But dismissing ETH on the basis of "it looks like crude oil" is myopic. Technicals reflect narratives; they don’t drive them. Narratives shift with structural adoption trends. And the structural forces here — stablecoins, tokenization, rollups — are all flowing into Ethereum’s gravity well.

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

Ethereum is winning the war for real world assets and nothing is close. I just looked at the numbers and oh my god. Two things to establish. First, RWAs are a network effect game. Liquidity begets liquidity. Institutions go where there's liquidity. Power laws win. Second, the network effect game is three fold. There's a good, better, best for Ethereum network effects. Good = Ethereum virtual machine (EVM) Better = Ethereum L2 Best = Ethereum L1 Ok. Let's go category by category on RWAs. Stablecoins. Ethereum has almost $160 billion of stablecoins on its L1, that's 57% of all stablecoins - already impressive. If you add EVM share you get 95%. That means 95% of all stablecoins reinforce Ethereum's existing network effects. Newer stablecoin focused networks - Stripe Tempo, Circle Arc, Plasma Tether - all EVM. Strange as it sounds, EVM momentum is dominant but increasing. Stablecoins are the king of RWAs, the OGs - 90% of all RWAs are stablecoins. No RWA class is as mature. All other assets will go where the stablecoins go. Winning stablecoins probably means winning RWAs and Ethereum stablecoin network effects are staggering. Treasuries. Ethereum L1 has $5.2 billion here, that's 70% share. Add EVM and you get 86% share of onchain Treasuries. All issuers that matter - BlackRock, WisdomTree, Franklin, Ondo have treasuries on Ethereum. No one gets fired for deploying on Ethereum, so everyone does - 34 total issuers on Ethereum, the next closest doesn't have half that number. Treasuries are the world reserve asset and Ethereum is the onchain home for treasuries. Gold. Ethereum L1 has 78% of the worlds tokenized gold - almost $2B worth. If you add the EVMs, it's 99.96%. Utterly dominant. Tokenized gold is poised for growth with crypto native issues like Paxos and Tether tripling down. And when the big gold institutions enter - say BlackRock's Gold EFT - where do you think they'll deploy? If you're bullish onchain gold you're bullish Ethereum. Stocks. Tokenized stocks are the most nascent of onchain markets and the most regulated - only $420m so far. Stocks is the one category Ethereum is not yet dominating. Ethereum L1 has $65m - that's only 15%. But look more closely - Algorand and Stellar only have 1 stock each, whereas Ethereum has 200. Exodus Movement is the single stock on Algorand and worth $215m alone, a clear outliner experiment - likely incentivized by Algorand. Remove those and Ethereum L1 is closer to 44% of total, trailed closely by Solana at 30%. Does Solana stand a chance here? Maybe. But consider the heavyweights about to enter - Robinhood, eToro, even Coinbase - all of these are preparing to list tokenized securities on Ethereum L2s. All of these will be ready when the SEC greenlights tokenized stocks. Robinhood alone has $170 billion in stocks it could move onchain to Ethereum. Hard to win against these network effects. Let's zoom out Adding stablecoins and non-stablecoin RWAs together you see Ethereum dominance. Ethereum L1 = 79% marketshare ($160B) Add Ethereum L2s = 86% marketshare ($185B) Add Ethereum EVMs = 93% marketshare ($200B) 93% of RWAs are good for Ethereum. 86% of RWAs are really good for Ethereum. 79% of RWAs are really really good for Ethereum. This is why people like @fundstrat say things like institutions are building on Ethereum - they are. Ethereum is winning the RWAs game and nothing is close. What if the EVM wins but Ethereum doesn't? Some people still find a way to believe that the EVM will win but Ethereum won't - they point to permissioned corporate chains building separate L1 EVMs and say, a-ha! They're building a better Ethereum! My friends - every centralized EVM chain just cements Ethereum's lead - the only thing the corp chains will agree on is using Ethereum for security and neutrality, none can compete on this dimension. What if Ethereum wins but ETH doesn't? Others will find a way to believe none of these RWA adds value to ETH the asset. How is this accretive to Ethereum revenue? My friends - if Ethereum becomes the world ledger you think it's farfetched to believe ETH the asset - with lower issuance than bitcoin or gold and better censorship resistance - you think it's farfetched to believe ETH will catch up and even exceed these other store of value assets? ETH issuance is .7% - issuance is capped - the world is starved for fixed supply assets that aren't anyone else's liability and have no counterparty risk. Once they see it the world will catch on. Ethereum = world ledger ETH = world reserve asset

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

Ethereum L2s I'm excited about: Fluent megaETH Sigil Rise Celo World Unichain Base zkSync Taiko Gwyneth

Name & Symbol: Taiko Token ($TAIKO)
Address: 0x30c60b20c25b2810ca524810467a0c342294fc61

Ethereum isn’t just a blockchain. It’s the back-end of the Internet of Blockchains — the ultimate settlement layer, the global source of truth. But you don’t interact with a back-end directly. You use a front-end. That’s exactly what these are: Front-End Blockchains (what the industry still calls L2s). Fast, lightweight environments where all the action happens — every trade, every game, every app. Together they now secure $43.66B in TVL. Here’s the map of this new universe: --- The Major Front-Ends (The Titans) The established leaders with the deepest liquidity, user bases, and ecosystems: • @arbitrum – ~$18B TVL, DeFi king + appchains via Orbit • @base – $4.8B, Coinbase flywheel, consumer & social hub • @optimism – Heart of the Superchain vision • @0xPolygon – PoS + zkEVM unified by AggLayer • @Starknet – Cairo VM, hyperscaling zk-rollup • @zksync – zkEVM pioneer, Account Abstraction native • @blast – Yield-native onboarding play • @Mantle_Official – Modular rollup, yield-centric --- The Rising Stars (General Purpose Challengers) Rapidly expanding ecosystems competing for share: • @lineabuild – Consensys-backed zkEVM • @scroll_zkp – EVM-equivalent, community-first • @MetisL2 – Decentralized hybrid rollup • @Celo – Migrated to Ethereum L2 stack • @0xPolygon zkEVM – Polygon’s ZK scaling path --- The Specialists (Application-Specific Front-Ends) Purpose-built chains designed to excel at one domain: • DeFi/Trading: @aevoxyz, @paradex_xyz, @fraxfinance (Fraxtal), @loopringorg, @KintoXYZ • Gaming/NFTs: @Immutable, @HYCHAIN_GAMES, @Myria, @ApeChain, @Sophon • Social: @LensProtocol, @farcaster_xyz, @TownsProtocol • Restaking/Infra: @ProjectZKM, @swellnetworkio, @PowerloomHQ • Bridging: @build_on_bob (BTC), @zkLinkNova --- The Frontier (Next-Gen Architectures) Pioneering new execution models & VMs: • @fuel_network – UTXO-based parallel FuelVM • @EclipseFND – Solana VM on Ethereum • @taikoxyz – Community-driven zkEVM • @morphl2 – Hybrid optimistic + ZK design --- The AppChain Explosion (L3 Universe) Dozens of appchains sprouting atop major front-ends: • Arbitrum Orbit: @ApeChainHUB, @XAI_GAMES, @PlumeNetwork • OP Superchain: @worldcoin, @LiskHQ, @modenetwork, @zora • Polygon CDK: @Immutable zkEVM, @XLayerOfficial, @Celo • zkSync Hyperchains: @grvt_io, @Sophon --- The Deep Frontier (Emerging & Niche Chains) Hundreds of bleeding-edge projects — Aleph Zero EVM, Cronos zkEVM, INTMAX, Swan Chain, ZERO Network & more — experimenting at the margins of scalability and design. --- This is how crypto scales: Not with one chain, but with one secure back-end (Ethereum) and an ever-expanding universe of front-ends.

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

Ethereum isn’t just a blockchain. It’s the back-end of the Internet of Blockchains — the ultimate settlement layer, the global source of truth. But you don’t interact with a back-end directly. You use a front-end. That’s exactly what these are: Front-End Blockchains (what the industry still calls L2s). Fast, lightweight environments where all the action happens — every trade, every game, every app. Together they now secure $43.66B in TVL. Here’s the map of this new universe: --- The Major Front-Ends (The Titans) The established leaders with the deepest liquidity, user bases, and ecosystems: • @arbitrum – ~$18B TVL, DeFi king + appchains via Orbit • @base – $4.8B, Coinbase flywheel, consumer & social hub • @optimism – Heart of the Superchain vision • @0xPolygon – PoS + zkEVM unified by AggLayer • @Starknet – Cairo VM, hyperscaling zk-rollup • @zksync – zkEVM pioneer, Account Abstraction native • @blast – Yield-native onboarding play • @Mantle_Official – Modular rollup, yield-centric --- The Rising Stars (General Purpose Challengers) Rapidly expanding ecosystems competing for share: • @lineabuild – Consensys-backed zkEVM • @scroll_zkp – EVM-equivalent, community-first • @MetisL2 – Decentralized hybrid rollup • @Celo – Migrated to Ethereum L2 stack • @0xPolygon zkEVM – Polygon’s ZK scaling path --- The Specialists (Application-Specific Front-Ends) Purpose-built chains designed to excel at one domain: • DeFi/Trading: @aevoxyz, @paradex_xyz, @fraxfinance (Fraxtal), @loopringorg, @KintoXYZ • Gaming/NFTs: @Immutable, @HYCHAIN_GAMES, @Myria, @ApeChain, @Sophon • Social: @LensProtocol, @farcaster_xyz, @TownsProtocol • Restaking/Infra: @ProjectZKM, @swellnetworkio, @PowerloomHQ • Bridging: @build_on_bob (BTC), @zkLinkNova --- The Frontier (Next-Gen Architectures) Pioneering new execution models & VMs: • @fuel_network – UTXO-based parallel FuelVM • @EclipseFND – Solana VM on Ethereum • @taikoxyz – Community-driven zkEVM • @morphl2 – Hybrid optimistic + ZK design --- The AppChain Explosion (L3 Universe) Dozens of appchains sprouting atop major front-ends: • Arbitrum Orbit: @ApeChainHUB, @XAI_GAMES, @PlumeNetwork • OP Superchain: @worldcoin, @LiskHQ, @modenetwork, @zora • Polygon CDK: @Immutable zkEVM, @XLayerOfficial, @Celo • zkSync Hyperchains: @grvt_io, @Sophon --- The Deep Frontier (Emerging & Niche Chains) Hundreds of bleeding-edge projects — Aleph Zero EVM, Cronos zkEVM, INTMAX, Swan Chain, ZERO Network & more — experimenting at the margins of scalability and design. --- This is how crypto scales: Not with one chain, but with one secure back-end (Ethereum) and an ever-expanding universe of front-ends.

Name & Symbol: Sophon ($SOPH)
Address: 0x31dba3c96481fde3cd81c2aaf51f2d8bf618c742

Ethereum isn’t just a blockchain. It’s the back-end of the Internet of Blockchains — the ultimate settlement layer, the global source of truth. But you don’t interact with a back-end directly. You use a front-end. That’s exactly what these are: Front-End Blockchains (what the industry still calls L2s). Fast, lightweight environments where all the action happens — every trade, every game, every app. Together they now secure $43.66B in TVL. Here’s the map of this new universe: --- The Major Front-Ends (The Titans) The established leaders with the deepest liquidity, user bases, and ecosystems: • @arbitrum – ~$18B TVL, DeFi king + appchains via Orbit • @base – $4.8B, Coinbase flywheel, consumer & social hub • @optimism – Heart of the Superchain vision • @0xPolygon – PoS + zkEVM unified by AggLayer • @Starknet – Cairo VM, hyperscaling zk-rollup • @zksync – zkEVM pioneer, Account Abstraction native • @blast_l2 – Yield-native onboarding play • @Mantle_Official – Modular rollup, yield-centric --- The Rising Stars (General Purpose Challengers) Rapidly expanding ecosystems competing for share: • @lineabuild – Consensys-backed zkEVM • @scroll_zkp – EVM-equivalent, community-first • @MetisL2 – Decentralized hybrid rollup • @Celo – Migrated to Ethereum L2 stack • @0xPolygon zkEVM – Polygon’s ZK scaling path --- The Specialists (Application-Specific Front-Ends) Purpose-built chains designed to excel at one domain: • DeFi/Trading: @aevoxyz, @paradex_xyz, @fraxfinance (Fraxtal), @loopringorg, @KintoXYZ • Gaming/NFTs: @Immutable, @HYCHAIN_GAMES, @Myria, @ApeChain, @Sophon • Social: @LensProtocol, @farcaster_xyz, @TownsProtocol • Restaking/Infra: @zircuit_os, @swellnetworkio, @PowerloomHQ • Bridging: @BOB_BOLT (BTC), @zkLinkNova --- The Frontier (Next-Gen Architectures) Pioneering new execution models & VMs: • @fuel_network – UTXO-based parallel FuelVM • @EclipseFND – Solana VM on Ethereum • @taikoxyz – Community-driven zkEVM • @morphl2 – Hybrid optimistic + ZK design --- The AppChain Explosion (L3 Universe) Dozens of appchains sprouting atop major front-ends: • Arbitrum Orbit: @ApeChainHUB, @XAI_GAMES, @PlumeNetwork • OP Superchain: @worldcoin, @LiskHQ, @modenetwork, @zora • Polygon CDK: @Immutable zkEVM, @XLayerOfficial, @Celo • zkSync Hyperchains: @grvt_io, @Sophon --- The Deep Frontier (Emerging & Niche Chains) Hundreds of bleeding-edge projects — Aleph Zero EVM, Cronos zkEVM, INTMAX, Swan Chain, ZERO Network & more — experimenting at the margins of scalability and design. --- This is how crypto scales: Not with one chain, but with one secure back-end (Ethereum) and an ever-expanding universe of front-ends.

Name & Symbol: Sophon ($SOPH)
Address: 0x31dba3c96481fde3cd81c2aaf51f2d8bf618c742

Ethereum isn’t just a blockchain. It’s the back-end of the Internet of Blockchains — the ultimate settlement layer, the global source of truth. But you don’t interact with a back-end directly. You use a front-end. That’s exactly what these are: Front-End Blockchains (what the industry still calls L2s). Fast, lightweight environments where all the action happens — every trade, every game, every app. Together they now secure $43.66B in TVL. Here’s the map of this new universe: --- The Major Front-Ends (The Titans) The established leaders with the deepest liquidity, user bases, and ecosystems: • @arbitrum – ~$18B TVL, DeFi king + appchains via Orbit • @base – $4.8B, Coinbase flywheel, consumer & social hub • @optimism – Heart of the Superchain vision • @0xPolygon – PoS + zkEVM unified by AggLayer • @Starknet – Cairo VM, hyperscaling zk-rollup • @zksync – zkEVM pioneer, Account Abstraction native • @blast_l2 – Yield-native onboarding play • @Mantle_Official – Modular rollup, yield-centric --- The Rising Stars (General Purpose Challengers) Rapidly expanding ecosystems competing for share: • @lineabuild – Consensys-backed zkEVM • @scroll_zkp – EVM-equivalent, community-first • @MetisL2 – Decentralized hybrid rollup • @Celo – Migrated to Ethereum L2 stack • @0xPolygon zkEVM – Polygon’s ZK scaling path --- The Specialists (Application-Specific Front-Ends) Purpose-built chains designed to excel at one domain: • DeFi/Trading: @aevoxyz, @paradex_xyz, @fraxfinance (Fraxtal), @loopringorg, @KintoXYZ • Gaming/NFTs: @Immutable, @HYCHAIN_GAMES, @Myria, @ApeChain, @Sophon • Social: @LensProtocol, @farcaster_xyz, @TownsProtocol • Restaking/Infra: @zircuit_os, @swellnetworkio, @PowerloomHQ • Bridging: @BOB_BOLT (BTC), @zkLinkNova --- The Frontier (Next-Gen Architectures) Pioneering new execution models & VMs: • @fuel_network – UTXO-based parallel FuelVM • @EclipseFND – Solana VM on Ethereum • @taikoxyz – Community-driven zkEVM • @morphl2 – Hybrid optimistic + ZK design --- The AppChain Explosion (L3 Universe) Dozens of appchains sprouting atop major front-ends: • Arbitrum Orbit: @ApeChainHUB, @XAI_GAMES, @PlumeNetwork • OP Superchain: @worldcoin, @LiskHQ, @modenetwork, @zora • Polygon CDK: @Immutable zkEVM, @XLayerOfficial, @Celo • zkSync Hyperchains: @grvt_io, @Sophon --- The Deep Frontier (Emerging & Niche Chains) Hundreds of bleeding-edge projects — Aleph Zero EVM, Cronos zkEVM, INTMAX, Swan Chain, ZERO Network & more — experimenting at the margins of scalability and design. --- This is how crypto scales: Not with one chain, but with one secure back-end (Ethereum) and an ever-expanding universe of front-ends.

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

RSVP: Tune in for an exclusive X Spaces with Ondo, Sharplink and the Ethereum Foundation tomorrow, September 3rd, 4:00PM EST. Hear Ondo Finance's @iandebode, @joechalom (Co-CEO, Sharplink), and @tkstanczak (Co-Executive Director, EF) discuss Ethereum's role in tokenization, Ondo Global Markets, and the growing shift toward onchain finance. Set Your Reminder: https://t.co/m0I6j3x04h

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

Tomorrow, Ondo Global Markets makes its debut. 100+ tokenized stocks & ETFs go live on Ethereum. A defining moment, that brings traditional markets onchain at scale. https://t.co/gmBSrrJENY

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

Bridgeless Composability Most L2s still run on bridges: you lock assets on Ethereum, get a wrapped version on L2, and trade with that. It fragments liquidity and keeps adding security risk. Bridgeless collateralization (future path with @Lighter_xyz + @SuccinctLabs): instead of moving coins, you move ZK proofs. Assets never leave Ethereum; their value is projected to an L2 for trading. If a position is liquidated, Ethereum itself executes the collateral transfer from the L1 escrow. “With ZK you can lock assets on mainnet and use them on L2 as collateral — not just bridged, but actually used in a way that doesn’t require the user to think that much.” — Tarun Chitra How it could work (concept): - Lock ETH/stETH/Morpho shares in an L1 escrow. - Succinct’s Prover Network produces a ZK proof of the lock/value. - Lighter (perps DEX) credits margin on L2 based on that proof. - If liquidation happens, the L1 escrow moves collateral after verifying a proof-of-liquidation. Why this matters: - Capital efficiency: stETH and vaults keep earning on L1 while backing perps on L2. - Unified liquidity: no wrapped IOUs, no fragmentation. - Composability: L2 strategies can be tokenized back to L1 and reused in Aave/Maker. - Trust-minimized: security = Ethereum + cryptography, not operators. Important: not live today. It could be built with Lighter’s custom ZK circuits (cheap/fast perps proofs) + Succinct’s SP1 zkVM and decentralized Prover Network (general proofs like vault valuation and liquidation checks). Alternatives: even advanced designs like HyperUnit (MPC guardians minting uBTC/uETH) still rely on a committee of trust. Bridgeless removes that layer: custody stays on Ethereum; correctness is enforced by ZK proofs.

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

Tokenized U.S. Treasuries recently crossed $7B, with 72% issued on @Ethereum. This underscores Ethereum’s role as the foundation for onchain capital markets. Ondo has issued more than $1B of tokenized U.S. Treasuries on Ethereum, leading the chain’s RWA growth. U.S. Treasuries marked the first wave of RWA adoption on Ethereum. The next phase: tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs, through Ondo Global Markets.

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

Tokenized U.S. Treasuries recently crossed $7B, with 72% issued on @Ethereum. This underscores Ethereum’s role as the foundation for onchain capital markets. Ondo has issued more than $1B of tokenized U.S. Treasuries on Ethereum, leading the chain’s RWA growth. U.S. Treasuries marked the first wave of RWA adoption on Ethereum. The next phase: tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs, through Ondo Global Markets.

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

For a long time now, I've been a very firm believer that in order to scale Ethereum to global ubiquity (10s of millions of users), the most successful chains will need to adopt ZK technology at some point in order to scale competitively. I'm glad to be working with a team (@arbitrum) who continue to remain very forward thinking in the way that they choose to scale, and ultimately leaving it up to the builder to decide on the architecture of their choosing. To beat the drum again, this is why Orbit chains continue to be one of the best choices for institutions when it comes to choosing "which" L2 stack to adopt - they literally get the best of both worlds. As more developers choose to scale their product with Orbit, they will have the option of utilizing a ZK proving architecture, or sticking with the original Optimistic approach. I am incredibly bullish on the future of Ethereum and Arbitrum, and I am glad they we are working with @SuccinctLabs in order to experiment in a way that ultimately benefits the user.

Name & Symbol: ORBIT ($GRIFT)
Address: GekTNfm84QfyP2GdAHZ5AgACBRd69aNmgA5FDhZupump

ZK is coming to Arbitrum. Succinct is teaming up with Tandem, the venture studio of @OffchainLabs, for a one-year exclusive strategic partnership to enable ZK proving of Arbitrum chains — a major vote of confidence in the Succinct Prover Network. https://t.co/8LtPmRz0ki

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

@ethereum @GovTechSG @0xsequence @TornadoCash @SnapshotLabs @vita_dao @cabindotcity @gitcoin @0xbowio @useteller @AnonAadhaar @ETHGlobal @hatsprotocol @safe @tallyxyz @OndoFinance @usualmoney @artblocks_io @reclaimprotocol @zkp2p @BungeeExchange @rodeodotclub @base @AgoraGovernance @AmbireWallet @centrifuge @syncswap @zksync @LineaBuild @Scroll_ZKP @LiquityProtocol @focustree_app @Starknet @getclave @MorphoLabs @VenusProtocol @Azuki @manifoldxyz @superstatefunds @butterygg @Uniswap @Optimism @EdgeEsmeralda @OctantApp @sophon @Zyfi_org @shibuyafilm @flaunchgg 114. Earnifi makes it easy to get access to credit, with no credit score needed. It's one of the top finance apps in the US App Store. Earnifi uses zkTLS for secure proof of income, and is powered by @OpacityNetwork and @eigenlayer.

Name & Symbol: Sophon ($SOPH)
Address: 0x31dba3c96481fde3cd81c2aaf51f2d8bf618c742

Tokenized US Treasuries Cheat Sheet Been digging into RWA and mapped out the major US gov bond fund tokens. Here are the key takeaways 👇 1. Onchain ≠ Permissionless Even if tokenized, bond funds must follow TradFi regs. Only KYC’d whitelisted wallets can hold/transfer. Huge entry barrier for DeFi use. 2. Low Holder Count Most funds are limited to accredited/pro investors → tiny holder base (double digits). Only retail-friendly MMFs like WTGXX, BENJI have bigger numbers. 3. B2B Onchain Use Retail DeFi? Not really. Instead, big protocols use them: - Omni Network → uses USTB in treasury - Ethena → issues USDtb backed by BUIDL 4. Regulatory Fragmentation Each tokenized fund follows a different jurisdiction & rulebook (BUIDL ≠ BENJI ≠ TBILL ≠ USTBL). No standard = messy UX + tough for protocols. 5. No Clear RWA Framework Ownership onchain doesn’t always equal legal ownership IRL. We need RWA-specific regulation to truly bridge on/offchain. 6. Cross-chain Gap Most funds support multiple chains, but few use real cross-chain infra. Without it, liquidity fragments & UX suffers. RWA report dropping soon, don’t miss it.

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

Let's all agree that we can both celebrate non-inflation-adjusted ATH and inflation-adjusted ATH. 2 times more celebration 🎉 Everyone will be happy 🍾

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

These services aim to make it easy to deploy your own rollup on Ethereum, which is all the more relevant now with Ethereum introducing blobspace that make Rollup txs vastly cheaper to proceds: @conduitxyz – probably the most modular of the bunch. You can spin up a rollup with OP Stack, Arbitrum Orbit, even Polygon’s AggLayer. It’s very plug-and-play, with integrations for just about everything you’d want, and they handle upgrades quietly in the background. @Calderaxyz – pushing hard on interoperability. Their "Metalayer" is about making rollups talk to each other quickly, and they’ve built tools like "Vulcan" to let chains decentralize their governance. They’re aiming for this idea of a network of connected rollups, not just isolated protocols. @gelatonetwork – focuses on making the experience feel more like Web2. They already power dozens of live rollups, handle millions of daily transactions, and push features like gasless interactions and fast withdrawals. They’re behind a lot of the "it just works" rollup UX. @ankr – aimed at enterprises. They’ve got a no-code deployer for Arbitrum Orbit (and now Base) where you can launch a chain with a few clicks, even set a custom gas token. More about convenience and infrastructure for businesses. @alt_layer – leans into @eigenlayer (EigenCloud) and "restaked rollups". The pitch is stronger security and faster finality by tying into the EigenLayer ecosystem. They’re carving out the restaking niche. @0xZeeve – easy one-click deployments with built-in explorers, bridges, faucets. They support all the big frameworks (OP, Orbit, Polygon CDK, ZK Stack). Good choice if you want the basics ready out of the box. @QuickNode – coming from the infra world, they bring uptime and reliability. Their RaaS offering is about secure, customizable L2s with managed RPCs, explorers, and monitoring. There’s also a whole ZK RaaS track now: @0xPolygonLabs with the CDK, @zksync with the ZK Stack, and @Starknet with their own stack are the main toolkits, supported by several of the providers above.

Name & Symbol: ORBIT ($GRIFT)
Address: GekTNfm84QfyP2GdAHZ5AgACBRd69aNmgA5FDhZupump

647k tokens have been created on @zora in the last two weeks (creator coins + content coins) Of those 647k tokens: - 23 coins have a FD market cap over $1m (.003%) - 262 have a FD market cap over $100k (.4%) - 1,143 have a FD market cap over $10k (.17%) That said, if you're a creator on Zora, you don't need your token to soar to make $. What you want is steady trading volume of your creator coin + your content coins (you get 1% of trading volume, which can add up fast). That's *recurring revenue* for creators and can give you runway to build a following. ---- P.S. I'm sharing a deep dive on the project (and my experience on the platform) with readers of @the_defi_report tomorrow If you'd like to have the latest research hit your inbox when it's published, see the link below 👇 Data: @blockworksres

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

Preconfirmations Are Live on Taiko! 🥁 20–30x faster. Same Ethereum values. Taiko Alethia mainnet just leveled up. This massive upgrade boosts our network’s performance without compromising Ethereum’s core principles. The new era of Taiko begins today! https://t.co/LyoxVPbh2y

Name & Symbol: Taiko Token ($TAIKO)
Address: 0x30c60b20c25b2810ca524810467a0c342294fc61

Caldera has partnered with EigenCloud @EigenLayer to integrate @eigen_da V2, unlocking a massive 100 MB/s of data throughput for your rollup. Now live on Caldera's Rollup Engine. https://t.co/o1nnPEnlmG

Name & Symbol: Caldera ($ERA)
Address: 0x00312400303d02c323295f6e8b7309bc30fb6bce

You’re not bullish enough on Ethereum. - Pay anonymously via debit or credit: @0xprivacypools - Send and receive funds with full privacy: @railgun_project @TornadoCash - Earn yield safely, with better returns than TradFi: @myBraavos @getaxal @sparkdotfi @EkuboProtocol - Build unstoppable applications: @viamirror - Rent out spare compute power: @golemproject - Run and own AI agents: @AIWayfinder @daydreamsagents @virtuals_io - Prove validity of data without revealing it: @DataHaven_xyz - Send money cross-border instantly for nearly free: @USDC @Tether_to - Own and control your online identity: @ensdomains @worldcoin - Access global financial services without a bank: @AaveAave @Morpho - Monetize digital work without middlemen: @soundxyz_ @lensprotocol @fx_hash_ - Settle contracts automatically with no trust required: @Chainlink - Create and trade digital assets 24/7: @opensea @zora - Build, fund, and govern organizations without borders: @aragonproject @DAOhaus - Create onchain communities: @Galxe @TownsProtocol @farcaster_xyz - Preserve truth in an age of deepfakes and misinformation: @arweaveEco - Earn income by securing a decentralized network: @LidoFinance @rocket_pool - Secure any business and create decentralized coordination: @eigenlayer - Publish content that you own: @viamirror @paragraph_xyz @IPFS

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

Base just passed Solana in token creation. In the past week alone: - 313K tokens launched on Base - 189K tokens launched on Solana This explosive rise on @base is all driven by @zora $ZORA https://t.co/fE39loefG0

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