CryptoA retweeted
$DUEL is the scoreboard for which AI answer people actually prefer. Labs already pay for this data. AI is grading itself and picking its own answers. This puts a real ticket on the human pick.
Hold $DUEL and trading fees hit your wallet in ETH based on what you hold. More volume, more ETH, nothing else to do.
Built in public by Aric Eggers. ID-verified. Duke. Two years at xAI / SpaceXAI on Grok Voice post-training and eval design.
promptduel.io
CA: 0x6D0f5047704cA09d73c946612DC98eF62561fD5c
CryptoA retweeted
AI labs need humans to say which answer is better. That’s how models get trained.
Right now they either pay expensive contractors or let another AI grade it. The AI grader usually picks its own answers.
PromptDuel opens that job up. Two answers show up. You put a small ETH ticket on the one you’d actually use. If more people agree with you, you get paid from the other side.
That pile of picks is training data. The more real duels settle with both sides filled, the more useful it is to the labs building the next models.
$DUEL isn’t the ticket. ETH is. DUEL is the stake that cuts the fee and unlocks the API. Extra fees burn it.
Early. The product is the settled duel, not the chart.
Site: promptduel.io
CA: 0x6D0f5047704cA09d73c946612DC98eF62561fD5c
X: @PromptDuel
CryptoA retweeted
Gm frank take a look at this
@abhilashi’s track record is what first caught my attention
1 former Facebook engineer working on Open Graph developer tools
2 his profile describes shipping Facebook’s Object Browser in less than a month
3 at Samosa Labs he reports reaching 10 million users and 1 million daily active users with a team of just 7
4 samosa raised $8.3 million from investors including Sequoia and Xiaomi and the product was later sold to Mobile Premier League
5 co-founded Questbook / CreatorOS from YC W21 and later @reclaimprotocol
now he’s bringing that experience to @exfildotfun
developer history
tracked positions and estimated paper gains
linked wallet groups
holder concentration and pool depth
transaction receipts you can inspect on your phone
his past gives me a reason to pay attention
watching him listen to traders and turn community suggestions into working features gives me a reason to keep using it
that’s where my $EXFIL conviction comes from
open a coin you already follow
inspect the wallets behind the candles
judge the product yourself
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CryptoA retweeted
what we shipped today on Exfil app:
Live backend updates:
- Added Jupiter discovery alongside GeckoTerminal to catch fresh runners.
- Rebalanced discovery toward current hourly traders and volume, with less weight on old coins and top-trader counts.
- Added bump-bot detection and reserved caution slots for coins showing manufactured activity.
- Fixed organic and top-trader indicators disappearing after a coin refresh.
- Removed the blanket 2% price-impact rejection; impact remains visible before signing.
- Fixed SOL buys failing at Jupiter execution.
- Fixed successful SOL buys remaining stuck as pending when routes refund account rent.
- Activated the 0.75% Drop in fee, split between trader rebates in EXFIL, EXFIL buy-and-burn, and operations. No Exfil fee on Extract.
- Added a refundable token-account deposit, shown before signing and returned on a full sell.
- Reworked gas limits around estimated spending instead of fixed trade counts.
- Reclaimed wrapped-SOL rent and closed temporary routing accounts to reduce sponsorship costs.
- Added public stats covering trades, volume, traders, active users, fees, gas spending and operating costs.
- Added shared Bubblemaps caching and daily credit limits.
- Moved production Solana reads to Helius.
- Enabled iPhone push delivery, with receipt verified
- Added deposit-landed and trade-result notifications, plus contextual prompts to enable alerts.
App updates delivered through today’s phone/store test builds:
- Added the 100× Race: tracked wallets on a progress track, your position, underwater counts and tappable profit milestones.
- Rebuilt the rat wardrobe with persistent previews, fitted accessories, better fur colours and distinct trails.
- Added outfit undo, save retries, name validation and better accessibility.
- Added four discoverable cosmetics: Radio Headset, Night Vision, Morse Juvva and Abyss Fur.
- Expanded the Players strip across the screen and showed each selected group’s share of supply.
- Added open-position dollar values, available PnL in dollars and percent, largest-first sorting and a portfolio total.
- Improved wallet balance errors, fixed phone-clock discrepancies and shortened SOL balances to four decimals.
- Kept the wallet usable after a trade was rejected before submission.
- Fixed skyline jumps appearing behind headers and labels; “BOUGHT” stays visible until touchdown.
- Fixed rats sinking into, or being incorrectly covered by, the hill and its steps.
- Reduced unnecessary arena rebuilds during trade animations.
- Added caper music, distinct trade confirmations and whale/big-sell callouts.
- Replaced frequent crowd squeaks with softer buy ticks and sell tocks.
- Improved sound timing for incoming trade batches and prioritised larger fills and important cues.
- Added trade-result haptics and a distinct withdrawal sound.
- Made music and crowd audio yield to your own music or podcasts, with improved pause/resume behaviour.
Latest mobile work (public release still pending):
- Pink, smaller, restless rats for newly funded “Pinkie” wallets.
- Sleeping rats for “Lost Seed Phrase” holders.
- Moon, laser-eye and money-bag props for higher paper-profit tiers.
- Rat sizes based on supply held, plus red ground showing underwater holders.
- Tap your own rat for “Since you entered”, or recent activity when you don’t hold the coin, with entry/exit cost checks.
- Linked-wallet families standing in circles holding a band, sized by their combined holdings and reacting together to trades.
- Cleaner rat labels without abbreviated wallet addresses.
- Coin-list age, hourly holder growth and positive ORGANIC tags.
solana:6FhVPctYg363pQbs4iSvqyHe2cJzfsvFD96gePy6pump thesis
I’ve not had so much fun building in a while. I’m solo. I got no committees whose approvals I need. I’m a creative engineer. I enjoy building provocative things. The provocation here is that every meme coin is a high competitive rat race towards a 100x. Crypto is probably the only place where you put rats at the centre of the product and still be considered sincere work. We laugh at it. Almost everyone ignores it because it feels like a toy or a fad. But every great product started off as a toy. A friend remarked if this product is successful it’ll kill FOMO app. It got me thinking.
FOMO app is owned by VCs. They raised $94M from Benchmark, Index and USV at a $550M valuation. They have half a million active traders. They extracted 60M USD in revenue in September and nothing came back to users. They onboarded influencers who act as catalysts for meme coins. Influencers post a thesis and FOMO sends a push notification to all the followers. Some of the followers buy into it and at that point they’re likely to become exit liquidity. If only there was a loser board along with the leader board on FOMO we would see the diminishing value of these catalysts in real-time.
Fomo shows you who's buying. Exfil shows you who's selling on you. Exfil app belongs to the people trading on it. Ownership alone has lost again and again because it didn’t meaningfully add value to users and shift the market structure. Here are a few things we're doing different:
Watch the players: Turns out just showing who else is chasing the 100x is in itself a huge unlock. On Exfil app you will see this as a PVP battle field with 2x/5x/10x/20x/100x steps that anyone can read in a glance under five seconds.
Fees structure: 0.75% to get in and nothing to get out. That's cheaper than Fomo's ~1% round trip and exfils a.k.a exits are always free.
Split fee to solana:6FhVPctYg363pQbs4iSvqyHe2cJzfsvFD96gePy6pump: a third goes back to the trader as EXFIL bought on the market, a third buys and burns EXFIL, and a third pays for our operations. The trader's share is always smaller than the fee, so faking volume to farm rewards loses money.
So you get to own solana:6FhVPctYg363pQbs4iSvqyHe2cJzfsvFD96gePy6pump as a natural consequence of buying and selling memes. This creates a strong incentive for the community members to adopt early. And this is just the start of many small and big things we’ll be doing to improve the product and deepen community ownership.
CryptoA retweeted
gm.
x-sign in integrated.
existing wallet sign-in + wallet factory integrated.
some minor UI updates (overhaul still in works)
gemini thinking updates from their recent deprecation aistudio.google.com/docs/thi…
more otw soon.
CryptoA retweeted
solana:6FhVPctYg363pQbs4iSvqyHe2cJzfsvFD96gePy6pump thesis
I’ve not had so much fun building in a while. I’m solo. I got no committees whose approvals I need. I’m a creative engineer. I enjoy building provocative things. The provocation here is that every meme coin is a high competitive rat race towards a 100x. Crypto is probably the only place where you put rats at the centre of the product and still be considered sincere work. We laugh at it. Almost everyone ignores it because it feels like a toy or a fad. But every great product started off as a toy. A friend remarked if this product is successful it’ll kill FOMO app. It got me thinking.
FOMO app is owned by VCs. They raised $94M from Benchmark, Index and USV at a $550M valuation. They have half a million active traders. They extracted 60M USD in revenue in September and nothing came back to users. They onboarded influencers who act as catalysts for meme coins. Influencers post a thesis and FOMO sends a push notification to all the followers. Some of the followers buy into it and at that point they’re likely to become exit liquidity. If only there was a loser board along with the leader board on FOMO we would see the diminishing value of these catalysts in real-time.
Fomo shows you who's buying. Exfil shows you who's selling on you. Exfil app belongs to the people trading on it. Ownership alone has lost again and again because it didn’t meaningfully add value to users and shift the market structure. Here are a few things we're doing different:
Watch the players: Turns out just showing who else is chasing the 100x is in itself a huge unlock. On Exfil app you will see this as a PVP battle field with 2x/5x/10x/20x/100x steps that anyone can read in a glance under five seconds.
Fees structure: 0.75% to get in and nothing to get out. That's cheaper than Fomo's ~1% round trip and exfils a.k.a exits are always free.
Split fee to solana:6FhVPctYg363pQbs4iSvqyHe2cJzfsvFD96gePy6pump: a third goes back to the trader as EXFIL bought on the market, a third buys and burns EXFIL, and a third pays for our operations. The trader's share is always smaller than the fee, so faking volume to farm rewards loses money.
So you get to own solana:6FhVPctYg363pQbs4iSvqyHe2cJzfsvFD96gePy6pump as a natural consequence of buying and selling memes. This creates a strong incentive for the community members to adopt early. And this is just the start of many small and big things we’ll be doing to improve the product and deepen community ownership.
Exfil today 🐀
Live on the backend:
- Removed the blanket $75K liquidity and 250-holder entry floors, while retaining trade checks.
- Faster feed loading without waiting for optional trader data.
- Hourly discovery ranked consistently across the feed, picker and arena swipes.
In today’s test builds:
- Faster repeat launches using saved arena data.
- Price skyline showing the last hour above the arena.
- Tap the skyline to inspect candles and who traded.
- Toggle between price and market cap.
- Tighter header and single-row Players bar.
- Map-style camera looking toward the 100x summit.
- Clearer profit-step labels.
- Compact rat heads for crowded arenas; zoom in for full characters.
- Free rat customisation: fur, headwear, trails and names.
- Shorter, four-part onboarding that remembers completion.
- Actual token artwork in the arena switcher.
- Combined estimated paper gains on linked-wallet family tags.
- Switch between 1h and 24h price changes.
Built today, release pending:
- Shareable Rat Pyramid image.
- Price-move slider from −30% to +30%.
- Jump to the next underwater or recovery threshold.
- Worst-case single-wallet exit scenarios for supported pools.
- Detailed pyramid inspection with seven profit bands and underwater holders.
- Faster deposit refresh, live SOL/USDC balances and a Check now button.
- Rats land standing and fall only after a later price drop.
- Matching 1.68-second entry and sell animations.
- Actual token artwork on the home header.
CryptoA retweeted
Exlipse roadmap: where it stands, and where it goes next
Every day thousands of tokens launch on Solana, and some of them move hundreds of percent in a few minutes
The chart shows how far a token went, but it never shows why
Exlipse is being built to close that gap: for every move it collects what happened before it, puts a timestamp on each piece and turns that record into hypotheses anyone can check
This is the road so far, and the road ahead
> PHASE 1 · THE WHY ENGINE · LIVE SINCE SEPTEMBER 2026
The foundation went live first
Exlipse ingests market and wallet data for Solana tokens and runs a move detector with hard thresholds:
a pump opens when the market cap rises at least 40% from a local low within 15 minutes, with at least $2K of liquidity and 20+ trades in the window, and a dump is the mirror image at −50%. A single swap in an empty pool never counts as a move
When a move opens, the why engine gathers everything that touched the token before it:
smart-money and KOL buys, synchronized buy clusters, migrations, creator sells and burns, trending entries, paid promotion and artificial volume
Every reason is ranked by one open formula built from four questions: did it come first, how close was it to the start, how strong was the signal and does it beat chance
Evidence that appeared after the move started is marked as followed and can never be the cause.
> PHASE 2 · WHAT WAS SAID · LIVE SINCE SEPTEMBER 2026
Markets do not move on chain data alone, so words became evidence too
Posts on X tied to a token's contract and calls in public Telegram channels are now part of every explanation, each stored with its own timestamp
That is how Exlipse can tell whether a post came before the buyers or after them, which is often the most important detail of all
> LAUNCH · 7 OCTOBER 2026
On 7 October everything became public at once
The app at app.exlipse.dev shows a Feed of moves as they happen, a Live radar and list of every live token, and a full page for each token with its ranked hypotheses, dates, confidence and base rate
The Telegram bot @exlipsedev_bot answers /live with the biggest open moves of the last 24 hours, explains any token address you send it and looks up any wallet
The same day $Exlipse launched on Solana
mint and freeze authorities are gone, and 34.44M dev tokens are locked in an immutable contract until 21 November 2026
As of 8 October, Exlipse has watched more than 160,000 tokens, seen more than 520,000 wallets and detected more than 45,000 moves since its database was reset on 4 October, and every one of those moves has an explanation.
>>> NOW · CALIBRATION
Honest confidence needs history
Right now Exlipse is collecting base rates: how often each kind of signal actually came before a move in the past
Until a pattern has enough history, its confidence is capped at medium, and a single piece of evidence never reaches high
Every day of data makes those numbers sharper, and the app says openly when a base rate is still being collected.
>>> NEXT · PHASE 3 · THE WALLET GRAPH
A single buy rarely tells the whole story. The next phase connects wallets to each other:
wallets that buy the same tokens within minutes of each other, wallets funded from the same address and wallets that keep buying before others, again and again
Those links will turn individual buys into visible groups, so copy trading, coordinated entries and insider funding become hypotheses with evidence, ranked by the same open formula as everything else. In the app, every wallet will show the wallets it moves with
Sign-in with Discord is coming next to Telegram and username sign-in
>>> ALONGSIDE THE ROADMAP
Collaborations are being prepared and will be announced when they are ready
The public evidence format, which describes what a move, a hypothesis and a piece of evidence look like, is open on GitHub at
github.com/xmaxco/exlipse
CryptoA retweeted
This is where $DUEL @PromptDuel will be massive. So much potential here for this to be worth millions
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CryptoA retweeted
first day in the trenches
bought because someone with an anime pfp said trust me bro
apparently bro had 12 wallets and a completely different plan 😭
this is why exfil interests me
give me rats i can inspect and receipts i can question before i turn my savings into someone elses victory screenshot
CryptoA retweeted
What’s new on Exfil since yesterday’s update 🐀
- The arena became a hill. Profitable wallets stand above water, with steps showing how far ahead they are.
- Watch rats lose their footing. Price drops knock holders off the hill; recoveries lift them back.
- Read the rat pyramid. See tracked supply across return levels, with underwater holders alongside.
- Spot a fragile setup. Pyramid reads explain when the crowd is top-heavy or vulnerable to a dip.
- Share the pyramid. Copy the token’s setup and arena link to post anywhere.
- See each rat’s paper gains. Dollar and percentage readouts use tracked buy references, with estimates marked.
- See the family’s combined position. Linked-wallet groups show combined estimated gains and supply held.
- Find the diamond paws. New conviction groups highlight wallets observed holding through bigger gains without selling.
- Separate conviction from inactivity. Hold-time, drawdown and selling evidence explain each wallet’s classification.
- More personality in the crowd. Diamond Paws, Moon Squatters, Gigachads and other groups get distinct badges and a grip bar.
- Spot first-coin pinkies. Identify fresh wallets whose only observed traded token is this coin.
- Read wallet age. Filter the crowd by how new its wallets are.
- Follow crowned traders. Inspect tracked top-trader records and their buy callouts.
- Get the full rat story. Wallet details list every matching player group and the evidence behind it.
- Keep the selected crowd in view. Choosing a player group automatically zooms out to fit its members.
- Understand groups faster. Each filter includes a plain-language trading read.
- See trades beneath the candles. Observed swaps appear as ticks; candle-selected wallets get white halos.
- Switch coins from the arena. Tap the ticker to search, paste a contract, or choose favourites and trending runners.
- Cleaner arena views. Slimmer candles, clearer camera controls, ordered hill labels and less overlap.
- More useful token details. Distance from ATH, clearer player counts and tap-to-open token images.
- Better sound on phones. Rebalanced trade and arena cues for smaller speakers.
- Rebuilt the beginner tour around sample candles, wallets, price drops and trade reviews.
- Exfil covers eligible trade gas. Sponsorship is live for USDC buys and token extractions.
- SOL support built. Separate balances, direct SOL buys and SOL withdrawals are implemented; live rollout remains pending.
- Full-balance withdrawals built. Max withdraws SOL minus its network fee or the full USDC balance.
- Wallet import and key export built. Remembered wallet switching is included; the hosted flow still needs rollout.
- Fewer repeated data requests. Shared caching reduces unnecessary Birdeye reads.
- One download destination. Android visitors reach Google Play; iPhone visitors get the TestFlight community route.
- More demos ready. Pinkies, crowned traders, player types and a narrated beginner walkthrough.
- Store update submitted. Build 37 went to Google Play production review and external TestFlight review.
- Seeker package prepared. Publisher profile and signed submission assets are ready; business verification is pending.
- Android launch announced. Published the Exfil launch post with the Play Store link in its first reply.
What’s new on Exfil since yesterday’s update 🐀🐀🐀
- Candles meet the trenches. Live one-minute candles above the arena, alongside the rats.
- Inspect a candle. Tap it to highlight wallets we observed trading during that minute.
- Follow a wallet on the chart. Selected-wallet trades appear where they fall within the visible chart.
- The candle reaches the ground. The current candle paints a subtle band across the arena. Select it to reveal open, high and low levels.
- Move the chart around. Detach, drag, dock or expand it to see an hour of price history.
- Hide it when you want more space. Your preference survives switching tokens and restarting. Prices keep updating while hidden.
- Chart and arena stay in sync. The candles, displayed price and arena ring now share the same price reference.
- Read the crowd at different zoom levels. Pull back for compact markers sized by tracked holdings; move closer for wallet details.
- Clearer numbers. “1.4× up” or “20% down” against tracked buy levels, with estimates marked.
- Better on smaller phones. Labels overlap less and stay clear of camera controls, including with larger text.
- Bigger buys, bigger fireworks. Green-and-gold sparks grow with buy size.
- Matching buy sounds and ripples. Rising whooshes, ember ticks and a separate ground ripple. Old trades don’t replay the fireworks.
- More room for the rats. Smaller overlays, Rat Families beside the holder count, and instructions tucked into the guide.
- Price at a glance. Current token price beside the live indicator. Tap market cap for token details, ATH and the arena guide.
- Account deletion added. Available in Profile & wallet, with fresh email verification and confirmation.
- Android is live on Google Play.
- Latest update submitted to both stores. Build 28 includes the chart and zoom improvements; Apple and Google review pending.
CryptoA retweeted
Global Continuous Preference Data.
For Recursive-Self-Improvement to scale, platforms are needed which properly incentivize and prove large amounts of preference data across all models, modals, and languages.
That is the goal here @PromptDuel.
Write a prompt, choose any model, create a duel, and find social consensus.
Duels last 1-72 hours.
Creators are incentivized for high entropy topics.
The more viral / high volume, the more the creator is rewarded.
Settlement is automatic and incentivized for users to be to be confident and truthful.
We offer an API for staked robinhood:0x6d0f5047704ca09d73c946612dc98ef62561fd5c holders / agents as well.
Our short-term roadmap focuses first on UI polishing and making the UX seamless.
Then,
Advanced Duel Options such as Hidden Model Names/Ticket Counts, Zero Knowledge Credentials for Expert Opinions, Zero Knowledge Proofs of Inference, Lab Partnerships, Serving Decentralized/OSS models.
These are all facets to increase the power and utility of the data generated by @PromptDuel.
All revenue from platform fees and data sales is bucketed to cover operational expenses, liquidity strengthening, and buybacks.
The flywheel looks like this:
1. Hold robinhood:0x6d0f5047704ca09d73c946612dc98ef62561fd5c
2. Get Paid ETH from @ponsdotfamily pool
3. Create Duels or Buy Tickets with ETH
4. The platform collects duel fees and revenue from data sales
5. robinhood:0x6d0f5047704ca09d73c946612dc98ef62561fd5c is purchased on the open market and burnt with platform fees and sales.
6. Price dynamism due to supply shifts attracts traders, feeding more fees to users to Create Duels and Buy Tickets. 🔄
The long-term goal is a complete loop: people / agents compare responses, their feedback helps steer model training, and those models return as new challengers.
Every generation gets tested again.
Mainnnet is now live, try at:
promptduel.io
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CryptoA retweeted
before buying a dip i want to understand who holds the supply
this exfil clip puts wallet holdings and group supply labels right in the arena
a large concentration gives me something to investigate before entering
that is the value i see here
making important questions easier to notice before money is on the line
