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$1.5T in BTC sits idle. Borrowing against it without giving up custody changes that. Zest Protocol lead investor @TimDraper on what the team means for the Bitcoin economy.

Neofinance is a $26.9B market today, projected to hit $1.4T by 2033 at 68.2% CAGR. But the stack is broken. - 120+ DEXs. 380+ lending protocols across 80+ chains. - 509 yield protocols across 119 chains and 13,000+ pools. - 100+ neofinance projects across 9 separate tracks. - 76% of users abandoned a crypto payment in the last 6 months. No product can onboard the next wave of users when every function, swap, yield, lending, and payments live on a different protocol, chain, and wallet. Neofinance isn't a UX problem. It's a plumbing problem. City Protocol unifies all four into one layer. One SDK. Non-custodial. Modular. The $1.4T isn't captured by adding more protocols. It's captured by connecting them.

@cityprotocolHQ 13,000+ yield pools and most people still staking on one chain. inefficiency is huge 📷

@CereBree Five verticals all under one ecosystem. thats a lot to build but the ambition is clear

Everything you need to know about CereBree is here. The ecosystem. The verticals. The team. All of it: cerebree.gitbook.io/docs

This is what progress looks like before the platform even launches. $100K+ in Founder Rewards up for grabs. Free to start. Free to grind. Start stacking: swoobz.com

After 22 years, Arsenal are finally Premier League champions again. A generation waited, doubted, and endured. Now, North London stands on top once more. Who would have imagined that?

@farsideapp if this is the last round, the window is closing. get in while you can 🧠

Round 3 of Farside beta spots just opened. We haven't confirmed this is the last one. But it might be. If you've been sitting on the fence, here's what beta testers get that nobody else will: → Bonus points on top of regular accrual → The longer your bot runs, the more points you stack → Early access before the platform opens to everyone Three rounds in. Each one filled faster than the last. Get your spot now: farside.app

João Pedro had one of the best seasons of any Brazilian striker in Europe this year. 20 Goals. 9 Assists. And still not in Brazil's World Cup squad. Yesterday, Ancelotti left him out. Today, Chelsea named him their Player of the Season. People had every opinion imaginable about whether he would make the list, but nowhere to put any of that conviction. Those kinds of markets do not exist unless your community creates them. On Swoobz, they do. Waitlist is open: swoobz.com

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@cityprotocolHQ @base Q1 done. Q2 loading. curious to see how the capital layer complements this 📊

In Q1 2026, we established the one and ONLY go-to market platform for projects on @base, where teams can build attention and kick-start their community. Welcome to the Attention-as-a-Service layer

$ZEST, the native token of Zest Protocol, is officially here. $ZEST is now listed across exchanges and season 1 airdrop is live. It's the starting point in the next chapter of Zest Protocol’s growth.

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@farsideapp Platform gets paid when you trade not before. thats the difference between alignment and extraction 📊

Most trading bots charge you monthly. Think about what that actually means. The platform gets paid in January whether you had a good month or a terrible one. It gets paid in February the same way. Your performance has no relationship to their revenue. None. That's not a minor detail. That's a fundamental misalignment between what the platform is optimizing for and what you need from it. When revenue comes from subscriptions, the metric that matters is retention. - Keeping you subscribed. - Keeping you engaged with the product. - Sending you enough notifications, signals, activity to justify the monthly charge. Whether any of that activity translates into better trading outcomes for you is a secondary concern at best. The uncomfortable version of this: a subscription-based bot has no financial incentive to make you a more disciplined, less active trader. Because a more disciplined, less active trader might start questioning whether they need to keep paying every month. Pay-per-trade changes the structure entirely. The platform makes money when you trade. If the product isn't good enough to make you want to use it, it doesn't get paid. There's no subscription cushioning bad months. No recurring revenue regardless of whether the product is working for you. It's a simple idea. The platform's incentives should point in the same direction as yours. We built Farside on transaction fees for exactly this reason. We get paid when you trade, not before. We still have some beta spots left: farside.app

@cityprotocolHQ Signed. now convincing my other founder friends to join too 🔥

Every cycle comes with ups and downs. But the builders? Still here. Still shipping. That's what this pledge is about. A public receipt that you didn't quit when it got quiet. 16 projects already signed. Your name could be next. 👉 campaign.cityprotocol.co Built alongside @allscaleio · @AssetoFinance · @awenetwork_ai · @axisrobotics · @BasedBrett · @billions_ntwk · @BlockRunAI · @heurist_ai · @OmenX_Official · @pieverse_io · @SatsTerminal · @Sign · @Theo_Network · @turtledotxyz · @upshot_cards · @YuzuMoneyX. Built on @base.