Effe² / effe2.sol

1/ Our team just submitted an sRFC 40 proposal to @SolanaFndn, to standardize how vaults work on @solana, with a focus on RWA tokenization. Think ERC-4626 + ERC-7540 for Solana, built for the subscription/redemption flows institutions actually need.

Some of our best hires were totally unqualified on paper. They always had the same qualities: entrepreneurial, high agency, smart, mission aligned, and they got shit done. If you’re hiring, especially in early stages, seek out & bet on these people. Don’t over-index on resumes.

They found the only way to get attention from the community. I hope they try to find now a reason to use their blockchain.

We're honest about what AI Audits are and aren't: ✓ Fast, affordable first-pass security analysis ✓ Great for catching common vulnerabilities ✓ Useful for pre-formal-audit prep ✗ Not a replacement for formal audits on production code managing significant assets ✗ Results are non-deterministic, always verify Transparency builds trust. That's how we operate.

How to get started with @solana development in 2026? I have been working on this for a while: a 7 day series teaching all the essentials for people who are new (or newish) in the ecosystem Day 1 - overview on what Solana is - the role of validators - setup the CLI 👇1⃣👇

@dak_daze @solana A littlz bit of vitalik also…

What made @solana bounce back at $8? It was the community supporting NFTs. I'm open to other opinions. SOL STRONG TOGETHER.

@0xlelouch_ Filter.

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I didn't come into crypto 9 years ago to launch a shit coin. I didn't come into crypto to get rich quick. I came into crypto because I believe it's going to change the world, and that the industry was something worth dedicating my life to. But somewhere along the way, amidst the booms, the busts, the moonshots, the decentralization theater, and the straight up scams, we lost our way. I don't know about you, but I'm just tired of false promises. And that's what most things are today, simply promises. We live in the most centralized era crypto has ever experienced, and the more centralized something is, the less meaningful a token is. While it's tempting to want to commit to these same promises, what happens if the team gets acquired? What happens if we want to re-invest into growth? What happens if we divert our time, energy, and resources out of band and circumvent the token altogether? What happens when the team and investors unlock? For many projects, the honest answer to these questions is not pleasant, and you see it in the price chart over and over again. Unless something is completely decentralized to the point where an immutable protocol can function with the team having retired in the Bahamas sipping pina coladas all day, then utility is just a promise. Often that promise is admirable and well intentioned--but ultimately an unenforceable promise nonetheless. Outside of BTC, ETH, SOL, and a few others, nothing really passes this test. Noble new token models have emerged to solve this problem (shout out to MetaDAO), and today, we introduce our own. Users that stake the Backpack token for at least a year will have the opportunity to exchange those tokens for equity at a fixed ratio--20% of the company today. It's such a simple idea, but as far as I'm aware, this is the first time a user has been able to earn the equity of a company by just using the product. So obvious in hindsight, and something I hope others start to adopt as they march on their path to progressive decentralization--both in crypto and outside of the industry. We have a lot more utility coming, things we'll share over the coming weeks, months, and year. As the Backpack community grows, we will decentralize the token, offering new things over time, some centralized like our equity offering, some decentralized as our product evolves. In the limit, I expect the token to represent more than anything a single company has to offer, but in the short run, it's the best we can do to show our long term commitment to our users. I've said it before and I'll say it again. I can't promise anything. The only thing I can promise is commitment. We go big or we go home--together, actually together.

Why the Public Internet Can’t Scale Crypto & @doublezero's Plan to Fix It "We've done massive software optimization on Solana. Now the software is fast enough to make use of better hardware. Our goal at Double Zero is to make it the software people's fault again." - @Austin_Federa youtu.be/hzMP1WMEyrI?si…

@wizardev_sol 👀

solana.stackexchange.com/q/23828/40087?… I’m working on a Solana arbitrage project (v2.x, 2 major versions + 4 subversions). Profitable overall, but most wins are small (~$1, rare ~$20). Struggling to consistently capture large arb opportunities. Jupiter Arb Bot • Self-hosted Jupiter node • Quotes: 3–4ms • Ix: <1ms • ALT fetch: <1ms • Submit via Jito / Nozomi (20–80ms) → Still losing big-profit races On-chain Arb Bot • Multi-pool swaps in single tx • Prefetched accounts + ALTs • Profit simulation inside program • Fail tx if unprofitable Issues: • Latency vs competitors • Auto pool/token discovery • METEORA DLMM memory allocation limits • Liquidity pool creation detection Would appreciate insights from anyone running profitable Solana arb at scale. 🙏

@ctChromaKey @badattrading_ I would be genuinely curious to compare the 2 outcomes, with providing liquidity and without.

@fredericbry @badattrading_ In a way, yes. You’re providing resources to fund the deficit you’re about to create and taking a percentage of the fees. It’s a risk free trade because you’re predicting an outcome you’re about to create.

I now understand why people make liquidity pools, it's good for the coin but also as passive incomes, might even be better than trading actual coins, Meteora is amazing

@ctChromaKey @badattrading_ Ok i see, but then when you sell your token, it s like if the pool is swapping your tokens for your own sols and somehow you re buying your own tokens?!

@fredericbry @badattrading_ When you fund an LP, you can pick to either provide tokens or SOL. If you know you’re about to create a massive shortage of one (like selling tokens for SOL), you can provide SOL to the LP right before the transaction and get a % of the fees. Double dipping

Bringing liquidity is a simple solution to buy/sell tokens as well. Let say i bring liquidity in a sol/usdc pool, in a 60$-100$ range, as long as the token price moves is in this range i get fees, as soon as it gets above 100$ i m full out, and below 60$ i m full in. It looks like limit orders, but not exactly the same. Would be curious to know how much is the difference btw, if ever you find this information

@ctChromaKey @badattrading_ Could you explain how does that work? Never heard of that before

@badattrading_ You can also game the system if you have a lot of supply with one-sided pools. It’s a way of betting for or against PA. Somebody did that on Buttcoin the other day before selling $144k worth of tokens.

@NazNFT_ @awfulannouncing Saw twice this reply under 2 different tweets. You re in war with SF? 😂

Oh it's totally what you think it is, a shithole mascarading as a city. Lived there for years. Awful clientele, lack of infrastructure, gloomy SF weather, complete lack of any diversity of culture or thought; a city full of techies talking about "seed rounds", the fact everything closes by midnight and the "bars" are all depressing dives, not to mention the property crime rate through the roof with car jacks so common that locals leave their car doors unlocked or windows down just so thieves don't smash the glass, plus basic items like toothpaste locked behind plexiglass due to frequent "smash and grabs", plus the delightful feces and discarded needles on the sidewalk with "tent cities" right next to luxury tech offices or million dollar Victorian homes. Great you can see a bridge, eat some mid Mexican food and go to a park when the weather isn't shit. Brilliant. Get outta here.

Pat McAfee blown away to learn San Francisco is not what conservative media makes it out to be dlvr.it/TQpjD7

Which one is easiest for you? (And why?) Idk why, i always feel the market will pump/recover, as if the bull was not over. Sol is under 100$, i feel dumb 😂

Markets are quite hard to trade currently, keep dumping, and i m pretty sure that if i start shorting, it will pump hard enough for me to take a huge L, then it will start to dump again 😅 how do you guys currently trade it?

@CryptoVikings07 @Greeve17 Not sure it s a good idea to say that kind of things, leverage is quite dangerous and for 1 person who makes 10k=>10M, 1000s get liquidated on full pf…

@Greeve17 Mostly leverage, even did 1k$ to 5M$ live in bybit copy trading account

1st cycle 2017 - Didn't even knew much about cryptos 2nd cycle 2021 - Made decent money like 50k$ but lost almost all in the bear market 3rd cycle 2025 - Made huge close to 10M$ with initial capital of 10k$ but roundtripped most of it and lost big on 10/10 crash and were only able to save couple of millions Here we go again We will retire on 4th cycle 🤝🏻

We're launching something new for @mtndao It’s called The Summit Series Tagline: Macchiatos on Mtns with Mike It’s a rolling podcast filmed inside a Jeep on the way to the mtn 🏔️