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Not every Web3 game needs to be about farming points.
@FeedTheFireRH is bringing survival, mining and teamwork into the Robinhood Chain gaming space.
Gather resources, keep the fire burning and survive the dragon with your team.
The interesting part? It’s about giving players an actual reason to play, not just chase rewards.
I’m keeping an eye on this one. 🔥
They went digging for coal
They came back with a war
Nobody leaves. The dragon doesn’t allow it
The war is coming to @RobinhoodCrypto. The first to feed the fire stand at the front of it
Whitelist open. The FREE mint is coming
feedfirerh.com
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What makes fandom hard to miss shows up in how much content someone consumes.
It's also about the identity they associate with it.
I like how @IPXExchange brings this idea into FAN SZN through its Fan Card.
Participants choose a fandom, complete a seven-question Fan Check, and receive a Fan Card representing their chosen side.
It's a simple feature, but it gives the experience a personal starting point.
Instead of entering a campaign as just another account, you enter with a fandom you can identify with.
And I think that's a useful foundation for building communities around entertainment IP.
People might discover a platform through a campaign, but shared interests are often what make them stay.
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One idea i would have love to exist onchain is a Split Pay app , It would be great if @TapeOutWorld had a bill splitting app that settles, not just tracks.
Around June me and my where planning to save up money together and get a PS5. I send my half to his wallet so he can add his, and a week later he was asking me , “Did you send yours? I can’t tell who paid what.” The money is there, but the proof isn’t. Now we’re scrolling through chats instead of gaming.
That’s the problem with shared payments today:
Apps like Splitwise track who owes what, but the money still moves manually. The debt just sits there as an IOU , One person becomes the unpaid bank, fronting cash and policing friends.
Small shares $5 to $15 aren’t worth the fees and friction of sending, so they get delayed or forgotten. Different banks, wallets, and currencies make cross border sending slow and costly.
This is how this can work onchain:
- Group purchases like a PS5: everyone’s contribution is tracked in one shared pool, visible to all
- Dinner: one link, everyone pays their exact share in USDT
- Rent: recurring splits that settle automatically each month
- Cross border friends: one stablecoin, no conversion fees
Why X Layer? : Splitting like a $12 bill only works if sending money is cheap and fast. On X Layer, a USDT transfer costs a fraction of a cent and confirms in about a second, so paying your share feels like a tap, not a transaction.
@XLayerOfficial .
Good ideas deserve to be heard.
Tweet about what you wish existed onchain, tag us and @TapeOutWorld, and stand a chance to win 2K USDT.
Ends Nov 17. Submit here: bit.ly/4eQxFIH
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Gm CT🌸
Happy new week!
Love how @VelixoMarket makes NFT trading easier across Fogo and Robinhood Chain.
Let’s win💪
Still bullish on @VelixoMarket
Making NFT trading easier across Fogo and Robinhood Chain.
Watching, supporting and staying locked in.
Be there 🫵
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What if generating yield didn't require predicting market direction?
That's the idea behind Atoma's market-neutral strategy
Atoma opens equal-sized long and short positions on the same asset across different trading venues, aiming to remain hedged against directional price movements
So, where does the yield come from?
→ Funding rate differences: Capturing variations in funding rates across venues
→ Price gaps: Exploiting price differences for the same asset across venues
The goal is to capture these opportunities without relying on whether the market goes up or down
However, market-neutral doesn't mean risk-free. Funding rates can reverse, spreads can change, and venue, liquidity and smart contract risks remain
Atoma automates this strategy through its USDC vaults on Arbitrum.
A different approach to generating yield in perpetual markets.
Explore: atoma.fi
@atoma_fi
Already holding vault shares on @atoma_fi ? Your existing balance counts toward the Genesis Boost
At 15:00 UTC on Nov 13, the snapshot sets two things:
• Your vault balance sets how much can earn boosted Atoma Points
• Total value across both vaults sets the shared multiplier, from 1.25× to 2×
If you’re new, depositing at least 100 USDC on Arbitrum into either Atoma RWA or Atoma Index gets you vault shares
The boost runs through Dec 7, and deposits after the snapshot earn at the standard rate
Lighter Robinhood Points are distributed separately when the vault earns them
Your USDC vault returns depend on trading performance
Withdrawals settle after the next epoch and carry a 0.5% fee, Shares stop earning points when you request a withdrawal
Check your qualifying balance and the current multiplier →
app.atoma.fi/convergence/cha…
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If you're already the type that can stay active in communities, you might as well get rewarded for it.
@1win has a Chat-to-Earn event going on in its Discord and there's some free stimmies up for grabs.
The 10 most active chatters get paid every week, with $30 for 1st place, $20 for 2nd and $10 each for 3rd to 10th.
You can also check how you're doing in the #chat-to-earn channel.
So if you're always online anyway, this might be worth checking out.
Join here: discord.gg/1winfamily
Making big wins look effortless is becoming a habit on @1win.
Bro's been hitting jackpots so consistently that it's barely a surprise anymore.
Another $198.40 in the bag, this guy is on a different level.
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I’ve been paying more attention to RARS on @rarelistio, and I think it’s something every active creator should understand.
RARS is basically your score on Rarelist. It helps determine your position on campaign leaderboards and your chances of earning campaign rewards.
But there’s more to it. Rarelist has also said that accumulated RARS is expected to convert into $RARE in the future.
Personally, I think this gives creators another reason to stay active and contribute quality content instead of just chasing short-term campaign rewards.
So, don’t just focus on your leaderboard position. Pay attention to your RARS too!
You are still early to earn your RARS
🔗: rarelist.io/r/phamartology
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Getting paid for creative work shouldn’t feel like another project on its own.
Between waiting for bank transfers, dealing with conversion delays and moving funds onchain, the process can become unnecessarily complicated.
That’s why the planned Bridge from @IPXExchange caught my attention.
The concept is to let a project receive a regular bank transfer, convert the funds into USDC and record the transaction on Base.
Basically, it creates a connection between traditional banking and onchain payments without making creators navigate every step manually.
There are still questions I’d like to see answered, particularly around who manages the conversion and what fees are involved.
But the bigger idea makes sense.
If creators can access onchain payments through a simpler process, it could remove one more barrier between doing creative work and actually getting paid.
That’s one part of the IPX ecosystem I’m particularly interested in.
When people talk about blockchain adoption, entertainment might not be the first industry that comes to mind.
But there’s a lot of untapped potential in bringing the creative industry onchain.
That’s an area @IPXExchange is exploring by connecting intellectual property across film, music, television and digital content with blockchain infrastructure.
The possibilities are interesting:
> Creators can explore new ways to manage and monetize their intellectual property.
> Fans can become more involved in the creative communities and projects they support.
> Communities get new opportunities to participate in the value surrounding entertainment.
The entertainment industry already has creators, audiences and valuable intellectual property at scale.
What it needs are better ways to connect these different pieces.
That’s the direction IPX is exploring, and I’m interested in seeing how it develops.
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There’s more happening at @IPXExchange than the name might initially suggest.
What caught my attention is that IPX isn’t approaching intellectual property from just one direction. It’s building different products around how creative assets can be funded, promoted and monetized.
Its initial lineup includes Hollywood film and TV projects, video games connected to athletes, and membership tokens built around YouTube creators.
That makes the idea more interesting because participation is tied to actual creative projects and the people or studios behind them.
Then there’s BrandX, which brings a different side of the ecosystem into play.
Brands can work with creators on campaigns, with payments held in escrow and released in USDC once agreed performance targets are achieved. Chainlink proofs are used to verify those results.
In other words, creators get rewarded for meeting campaign objectives, while brands have a mechanism for measuring what they’re paying for.
IPX also has other components, including PodX, LiveX and IPX Studios.
Looking at all these pieces together, the ambition seems bigger than building another exchange. It’s about creating infrastructure around the business of culture and intellectual property.
It’s still early, but I’m interested in seeing how this ecosystem develops and how much value it can deliver to creators, brands and communities.
@IPXExchange
A strong community can be just as valuable as the product or idea behind it.
That’s something @IPXExchange seems to recognize with its approach to connecting creators, fans and brands.
The concept is pretty straightforward:
> Creators bring their original work and the communities they’ve built around it.
> Fans bring attention, engagement and genuine support.
> Brands get a chance to reach audiences that already have an interest in the creative space.
By bringing these groups into one IP-focused ecosystem, IPX is exploring new ways for them to collaborate and create mutual value.
I think there’s an interesting opportunity here, especially when partnerships are built around genuine community connections rather than just advertising.
Everyone has something to contribute, and everyone should have something to gain.
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One thing I've been paying attention to in onchain finance is how intelligence and financial products can work together.
That's an interesting part of what @AURION_Finance is building. Its vision goes beyond simply putting financial products onchain.
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One challenge in influencer marketing is making sure both brands and creators get what they agreed to.
That's where @IPXExchange's BrandX comes in.
Its sponsorship marketplace combines AI-powered creator matching, smart-contract escrow, and KPI-verified fund releases to bring more structure and accountability to campaigns.
Finding the right creator matters, but having a reliable way to manage the partnership and track agreed outcomes matters just as much.
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Having a great creative idea is one thing. Finding the resources, financial support and distribution channels to turn it into something sustainable is another.
That’s the gap @IPXExchange is looking to address.
Rather than treating intellectual property tokenization as the entire solution, IPX is building an onchain ecosystem designed to connect creative ownership with funding, exposure and monetization.
One feature I find particularly interesting is its KPI-gated escrow mechanism.
Instead of releasing all project funding upfront, capital can be distributed as creators meet agreed milestones. This creates a more structured funding process where progress and accountability matter.
There’s also FAN SZN, IPX’s approach to bringing fandom communities into the ecosystem through interactive quizzes, daily streaks and leaderboard competitions.
And there’s an important date approaching: November 15, when IPX OS and IPX Exchange are scheduled to go live on Base.
What’s worth watching is how well all these pieces come together in practice.
If IPX can successfully connect creative ownership, financial support, community engagement and distribution, it could introduce new possibilities for how creators build and grow their intellectual property.
That’s the bigger picture I’m keeping an eye on.
@IPXExchange
🤝 Paid partnership
Building something valuable shouldn’t mean waiting for traditional gatekeepers to give you a chance.
That’s part of the vision behind @IPXExchange.
IPX is exploring ways to make the creative economy more accessible by bringing essential opportunities into one ecosystem.
Think about:
> Access to funding
> Wider distribution
> Strategic partnerships
> New monetization opportunities
Through intellectual property tokenization and connections between creators, fans and brands, IPX aims to create more ways for creative work to reach the right audience and generate value.
The bigger picture is giving creators more control over what they build and more opportunities to grow beyond traditional channels.
That’s an interesting shift worth watching.
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how to get ready for elysium mainnet
let's make money on day 1
the play: fund wallets tonight > bridge > read the buy fee > take profit early
> first steps
- make a fresh burner wallet just for elysium, never your main
- get hype on hyperevm, it's your gas and your trading pair
- keep some hype on hyperevm, don't bridge your whole balance
- use wallets like zerion, elysium positions show there from day 1
> bridge
- mayan is live for cross chain on day 1
- velvet capital bridges from hyperevm, solana and others
- the elysium site bridge is still labeled testnet, so wait for official mainnet route
- keep atleast 0.1 hype for gas
> free money already announced
- kalosfun season 1: 50% of revenue goes to users weekly by activity, moving to 90% when kalos launches
- kalos referrals earn 10% of the fees your referrals generate, weekly
- corepad: 6% of core goes to anyone who launches or trades in the first 30 days of mainnet, claims open on day 30
> day 1 trading routine
- first hour: watch new pairs on coingecko, elysium is indexed from launch
- trade on boxa, the pad that's already live, while uniswap v4 and nestexchange come in
- route swaps through okutrade
- on montraxyz launches, check the live buy fee first: anti-snipe can start at 99% and drop over up to 30 min
- sell 50% at 2x, let the rest ride
> for builders
- montraxyz pays 25% of its protocol fee on tokens launched through your bot or site, weekly in hype for 90 days
- register your builder code before the launches you want credited
> what not to do
- don't ape a ticker without matching the contract on the official profile, there are already dozens of fake boxa
- don't be the first buyer on a montra pool without reading the fee, you can pay up to 99%
- don't sign mint links from dms or replies
- don't wash volume for corepad or kalos points, there's no fixed reward per trade
> the catch
- the canonical rollup withdrawal takes ~6 days, so don't park money you need this week
- points and guaranteed wl for nfts aren't profits on day 1: kalos pays weekly, corepad claims on day 30
- nfa, most day 1 coins go to zero
be early, look at the fee, take profit faster
bookmark this, dyor & book profits on mainnet
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I find the agent economy more interesting when agents can actually do business with each other.
That’s what @termix_ai is working toward: agents finding jobs, hiring other agents, delivering work, and settling payments through onchain escrow.
With public identities and reputation built through completed jobs, every successful interaction can become a track record.
Less chatbot hype, more verifiable work and real transactions.
I’m curious to see what developers build when agents become both service providers and customers.
I've been looking at @termix_ai from a different angle lately.
The interesting part isn't just that AI agents can offer services or complete tasks.
It's that an agent can become a customer itself.
Montage Studio is a good example: you submit a video brief, and your agent can outsource storyboarding, visuals and music to specialized agents, with payments secured through escrow.
That's where things get interesting.
One agent coordinates the workflow, other agents provide specialized services, and onchain infrastructure handles the settlement.
Ecosystem has already surpassed:
$30.6M in displayed transaction volume
1.32M indexed agents
591K cumulative jobs
$612K+ in displayed protocol revenue
For me, the bigger opportunity is the economic layer forming between agents.
Agents hiring agents, outsourcing capabilities and getting paid for completed work.
We're moving beyond agents that simply answer prompts.
We're starting to see agents participate in an actual service economy.
And I think that's the part of @termix_ai worth watching.
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submitted keysmith to the @Vultr agent rush hackathon on @lablabai
ever forgot the password to an old crypto wallet?
to recover it..
you will need to share data to people you would least want holding it
and most recovery firms charge 20% of your coins while still taking your data
so i built keysmith
tell it what you half remember, a name, a year, the way you swap letters or numbers.
it cracks the password inside a sealed box that has no network and gets destroyed after.
your wallet never leaves, not even to me
and you can make the box try to steal it and watch it fail, live.
demo video👇