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The real test of an NFT collection starts when the community gets involved.
Fungo Genesis trading is now live, and there’s something interesting about how the launch is being handled.
According to @FungoLabs, mint fees are refunded straight to participants’ wallets after minting. The team also says it hasn’t minted any Genesis NFTs for itself.
So the early market activity is being left to the community.
I like this approach because it gives collectors room to shape the market through genuine interest and trading activity.
Now I’m more interested in seeing what Fungo Labs builds around the collection next.
Genesis is only the beginning.
Claim: fungolabs.org/launchpad/d/fu
Trade: opensea.io/collection/fun
Fungo Genesis trading is now live 🟨
You can claim your NFT for free: the mint fee is refunded to your wallet right after you mint.
The team hasn't minted a single NFT. The market is 100% in the community's hands.
→ Claim: fungolabs.org/launchpad/d/fu…
→ Trade: opensea.io/collection/fungog…
More announcements about our platform are coming soon.
tokenizing real-world assets is one thing. Giving those assets a reason to stay active is where things get interesting.
with assets like GOLDST and SILVST, users have access to financial activities such as using their holdings as collateral to borrow USDST while maintaining exposure to the underlying assets.
there’s already some activity behind this.
according to DefiLlama, STRATO has around $4.69M in active loans, $57,304 in cumulative protocol revenue, and $14,183 generated over the last 30 days.
those figures give a glimpse of how people are already interacting with the ecosystem.
I’m also keeping an eye on $STRATO, especially its staking, governance, borrower benefits, and planned gas utility.
what interests me most is whether @strato_net keeps building real financial demand around tokenized assets as the ecosystem grows.
The real test of a trading bot is knowing whether its decisions make sense.
I’ve been looking at the Grok bot setup on @agenticscredit, and one thing I like is the chance to test its approach before risking real money.
You connect your xAI API key, set your trading prompt and choose how often the bot runs.
There’s a $10K paper balance to experiment with, while API usage might come with extra costs.
I’d be watching its entries, drawdowns and performance through the dashboard, alongside my ACS activity.
You also get eligible Quest Hub activities to earn $CREDIT points.
I’m more interested in building a track record and seeing how well the bot makes decisions over time.
Try it here: t.me/Agenticscredit…
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what if the biggest problem in Web3 isn't the number of chains being built, but how disconnected they still are?
as more networks emerge, creating individual bridges between every chain won't be a sustainable solution.
this is why @WireNetwork stands out to me.
through UTL, Wire focuses on connecting ecosystems without forcing them to operate under one system.
assets remain on their native chains, ownership updates happen on Wire L1, and UPAP enables users to sign across networks using their existing wallets.
we don't need every blockchain to function the same way. We need infrastructure that allows them to work together seamlessly.
Maybe we've been asking the wrong question.
Not:
Which chain wins?
But:
What infrastructure still works when hundreds of chains do?
Because if crypto continues expanding, interoperability can't depend on manually connecting every new environment to everything that came before it.
Eventually, the network becomes more important than any individual connection.
That's the world Wire is being built for.
nfts have been public for so long that we rarely stop to think about what should stay private.
and @FungoLabs is making me look at nft ownership from a completely different angle.
think about owning an nft with hidden abilities or special traits that nobody else knows about.
other players wouldn’t be able to figure out everything by checking its metadata.
what makes this even more interesting?
creators get to decide which traits become visible and which ones stay encrypted.
It’s a different way of thinking about nft ownership, where not everything you own has to be exposed to the public.
powered by Zama’s FHE technology, $Fungo is building a launchpad where projects can create encrypted nfts.
genesis holders also get a share of the ecosystem’s growth through launchpad revenue sharing and allocations from projects launched on the platform.
personally, I’m more interested in the possibilities this brings to nfts.
we’ve seen the same nft experience repeated for years. I think it’s time we started exploring what else ownership can look like.
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giving you a chance to turn your posts about SightHood and $SGT into points, then compete for USDC and other rewards.
you don’t need a massive following to get involved. What matters is showing up, creating and contributing.
your content deserves a shot at earning too.
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The difference between a pre-token and an actual token matters more than most people think.
@WireNetwork has a Liquidity Creation Offering (LCO) where eligible participants acquire $WIRE Pre-Tokens before TGE.
Each Pre-Token converts into 1 $WIRE at TGE, regardless of the stage you entered. What changes between stages is the purchase price, which determines your cost basis.
As one stage fills, the next opens at a higher price. Ethereum and Solana also have separate stage progressions.
LCO proceeds go directly into protocol-owned liquidity pools.
Understand the structure before getting involved.
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Get access to $WIRE before TGE.
Here's where the offering stands.
Wire's Liquidity Creation Offering (LCO) progresses through ascending pricing stages.
When the current stage fills, the next begins at a higher purchase price.
Fungo just launched creator campaign on X with 300M $FUNGO reward for participants
a campaign built around community contributions as @FungoLabs is the first encrypted NFTs on Ethereum ever built, powered by FHE on @zama.
getting onboard is easy
- connect your x account
- submit your 5 best Fungo posts.
only posts published from November 1, 2026 onward counts
Start creating today.
fungolabs.org/launchpad
🟨 $FUNGO X Campaign is live!
Reward pool: 300,000,000 $FUNGO
→ Connect your X on Fungo Campaign
→ Submit your 5 best Fungo posts
Posts from 2026-11-01 14:00 UTC onward count.
Leaderboard revealed when the campaign ends. Rewards hit your wallet at TGE.
fungolabs.org/launchpad/c/cf…
Davidd retweeted
Want more $WIRE Pre-Tokens for the same contribution?
Earlier pricing stages offer a lower cost per token.
Through Wire's Liquidity Creation Offering (LCO), the same contribution acquires more Pre-Tokens in an earlier, lower-priced stage than in a later one.
That's the benefit of accessing the offering earlier.
Davidd retweeted
Maybe we've been asking the wrong question.
Not:
Which chain wins?
But:
What infrastructure still works when hundreds of chains do?
Because if crypto continues expanding, interoperability can't depend on manually connecting every new environment to everything that came before it.
Eventually, the network becomes more important than any individual connection.
That's the world Wire is being built for.
DeFi has plenty of liquidity, so why is so much of it still trapped in separate ecosystems?
Instead of keeping EVM and Solana environments isolated, @RomeProtocol brings EVM execution directly into Solana.
Here’s what makes it interesting:
→ Compound v3 and Aave v3 are already available as reference deployments on Rome’s testnet.
→ EVM contracts can interact with native Solana programs through atomic CPI.
→ Lending applications get new ways to connect with Solana’s existing infrastructure.
Think about the possibilities when lending markets and applications no longer have to operate in completely separate environments.
Still early, but Rome is exploring a direction worth watching.
Explore the apps: rome.builders/apps
🤝 Paid partnership
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Creator Season 1 is live.
Create content about Sight and robinhood:0x238e40b75ae78a1388a14e517d855893e92e58db, earn points and compete for USDC and other rewards.
Your content. Your points. Your rewards.
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