Defi Holliday

#LPX Deep Dive: How productive liquidity works in practice. LPX is live on @RichardHeartWin’s PulseChain.com and LPX Phase 3.1 (where users can launch their own private solo LPX pools) is coming soon. youtube.com/watch?v=1VA54E…

People seem to enjoy knowing tokens they #hodl are being bought off the open market and permanently removed from circulation. The PlusX.app Team will soon release stats detailing ongoing $PLSX burns driven directly by activity from one of our protocols. #PulseChain #Defi #PulseX | TG.PlusX.app

Small note on how withdrawals actually work in #ValidatorX (VX). There isn’t “excess $uPLS in the system” that dictates withdrawals. $uPLS is just the receipt token. What matters is available underlying $PLS. VX maintains an instant withdrawal basket of $PLS. When someone unstakes $uPLS, if there’s enough $PLS in that basket, they get it immediately. If the withdrawal demand exceeds what’s in that basket, VX doesn’t “delay” arbitrarily. It simply marks validators for exit through the native #PulseChain validator exit queue. At that point, it’s entirely dependent on the base-layer validator exit process, which VX does not control. As validators complete their exit, that $PLS flows back into the withdrawal basket and becomes claimable. So the flow is: • Unstake $uPLS • Pull from instant withdrawal basket (if available) • If not, validators are marked for exit • $PLS returns as validators exit → user claims You can see this in the UI at VX.PlusX.app Attached are two screen shots: 1. Previously ~19.7B $PLS sitting in the instant withdrawal basket and 661 validators exiting. 2. Now ~4.3M $PLS sitting in the instant withdrawal basket and 274 validators currently exiting to fulfill ~8.7B $PLS in withdrawals.

Looks like he had a bit extra waiting to be withdrawn from ValidatorX than we realised (there's a delay if there isn't excess uPLS in the system while actual validators have to exit to meet demand). 3 large dumps totalling 37b $PLS in the last hour.

The automation of Capital is the focus of the PlusX team youtube.com/shorts/d_c-5P6…

I didn't Sac, but I did get a good entry price. #PRVX the On Ramp Platform (Fiat to Crypto) with no middleman is a great way to onboard new people, bring capital into the Ecosystem, and earn yield the DeFi way through the PlusX LP Pool at 128% APR is a win-win. lpx.plusx.app/?state=dashboa… @PlusxApp @DaveLEV4us @JGoldX369

Glad you’re enjoying #LPX. You’re earning #yield in marker profit while also capturing #arbitrage value. Instead of that value going to solo bot operators seeking to suck @RichardHeartWin’s #PulseChain dry, arb value goes back to LPX users like you who, are likely to keep that value onchain.

It’s going to be interesting to watch how far #LPX pool managers can push #APR’s when managed pools are live, adjusting No-Trade-Zones, concentrating #liquidity for optimal capital utilization, etc. We may see a competitive layer emerge in #defi, with wallets/managers becoming known for producing the highest #yield.

🛡️ #DeFi Wallet Safety Reminder (special attention iOS Users) The DarkSword iOS exploit appears to have first been observed in Nov 2025, with early campaigns concentrated in Ukraine, Saudi Arabia, Turkey & Malaysia. It resurfaced in 2026 and was fully disclosed March 18-19. While activity has been regionally concentrated, this is not geographically constrained, iOS users globally are potential targets. Action required: Update to the latest iOS version immediately. Recommended best practices to protect your assets: • Consider keeping only active capital in mobile hot wallets • For larger holdings, use a hardware wallet (hidden/passphrase wallet is ideal), multisig, or MPC solution, or a combination of these • Always verify URLs before connecting (consider bookmarking trusted sites, but still confirm) • Revoke approvals regularly (via revoke.cash or your wallet’s built-in revoke tool, if available) • Strongly suggested to use a “condom wallet” (a separate/segregated wallet with its own keys for new/untrusted dApps) • Avoid signing unknown transactions or installing anything from untrusted sources DeFi risk isn’t just smart contracts, endpoint compromise can = full wallet compromise. Secure your devices. Secure your keys.

Take a look at this screenshot from the LPX.PlusX.app frontend. When adding #liquidity to an active pool, the entry ratio is auto-calculated. No guesswork. #Yield is generated from real market activity, not hyperinflating emissions. #LPX #ProveX #Defi #PulseChain | TG.PlusX.app

Knock knock. Who’s there? #LPX. LPX buys low, sells high… on autopilot. And while it’s doing that, it’s capturing arbitrage value and distributing it back to LPs, proportional to your position. Productive liquidity > passive liquidity. Image 1 is one maker address injecting liquidity into $PRVX followed by image 2, where LPX has switched to a different maker address. Monitor all LPX trades here: t.me/PlusxLPX LPX.PlusX.app | TG.PlusX.app

#LPX isn’t just volume… it’s productive volume. Every trade is intentional. LPX #Liquidity isn’t sitting in a fully exposed passive state getting manipulated. With LPX, liquidity engages only when profitable for the provider. #Defi #Yield | TG.PlusX.app

Reminder: the $PRVX #LPX pool on LPX.PlusX.app is currently in loading phase, meaning you can enter single-sided with only #ProveX as the Fund token. Once market making begins (any time after 12PM ET / 4PM UTC), the pool will have some $DAI as the Anchor token. After that, entries require the current $PRVX : $DAI ratio (auto-calculated by the frontend).

Some Solo #LPX pools generated 1000%+ #APR within hours of their deployment. Here’s a current screenshot from one of the $PRVX Solo LPX pools currently deployed. During the first few hours of deployment, several beta testers saw APRs exceed 1000%. This wasn’t due to emissions, it was driven by price volatility combined with concentrated liquidity ranges. LPX feeds on volatility. Traditional AMMs leave #liquidity passively exposed 24/7, allowing MEV searchers and arbitrage bots to extract value from liquidity providers. LPX is built different, introducing a productive liquidity model that only injects liquidity pursuant to the pool parameters. There is currently a $PRVX loading phase pool open where users can join single-sided with only $PRVX. The pool currently holds ~533M $PRVX and will begin market making: March 17th, ~12PM Eastern After the pools first liquidity injection, users may still join the pool, they will simply need to enter using the current ratio of Fund to Anchor token. To join the pool visit: LPX.PlusX.app To learn more visit: TG.PlusX.app #DeFi #ProveX #PulseChain

There are currently multiple Solo #LPX pools being tested by a group of beta testers. Some of them have chosen to deploy $PRVX into Solo LPX pools. The image shows some recent LPX market activity on the ProveX token. LPX acts as a market maker, selling into strength and accumulating anchor tokens, then using those anchor tokens to rebuy the fund token on dips. During this process LPX is also capturing arbitrage inefficiencies that would normally be extracted from passive liquidity pools, securing that value for the liquidity provider instead. Unlike traditional AMM liquidity that sits continuously exposed, LPX liquidity is productive and conditional, executing only when parameters and profitability thresholds are met. This eliminates exposure to MEV and arbitrage extraction. There is currently a $PRVX loading phase pool on the LPX frontend that anyone can join: LPX.PlusX.app The pool currently holds ~263M $PRVX and will begin market making on March 17th at ~12PM Eastern. When combined with the $PRVX already deployed across private SOLO LPX pools, there is currently over 1.2B $PRVX inside LPX pools. If you want to learn how LPX works or how to earn #yield on idle tokens, join our Telegram: TG.PlusX.app

Will #ValidatorX break its previous biggest block reward during the #ProveX launch tonight? With increased $PRVX activity kicking off on @RichardHeartWin's #PulseChain tonight, we anticipate $PLS gas prices to surge as network activity ramps. That could translate into some very nice validator block rewards. It might be worth considering getting spare $PLS staked in #ValidatorX if you’ve got some laying around 🤔 VX.PlusX.app | TG.PlusX.app

Earlier today someone turned $50M into ~$35K on #Ethereum. A swap routing $USDT → $AAVE through CoW Protocol via the #Aave frontend triggered a full-scale #MEV feeding frenzy. Breakdown of where the $50M went: • ~$36K → the user (331 AAVE) • ~$619K → solver fee • ~$9.9M → MEV bot backrunning • ~$2.6M → additional MEV extraction • ~$34.3M → Titan Builder • ~$3.5M → DEX swap fees + arbitrage Large swaps in open AMM environments often become signals for extraction. This type of outcome is a byproduct of operating in open liquidity battlefields. Traditional AMMs keep liquidity continuously exposed, which allows: • MEV searchers to monitor mempools • Bots to front-run or back-run large trades • Builders and validators to capture additional value • Arbitrageurs to continuously extract inefficiencies Every large transaction effectively becomes an opportunity for multiple layers of value extraction. This is exactly the type of environment the PlusX.app stack was designed to avoid. Inside #LPX pools and coming soon uDEX (a zero swap fee DEX): • Liquidity is deployed conditionally rather than continuously • LPX injects liquidity only when predefined thresholds are met • Execution occurs inside controlled liquidity environments • MEV bots cannot freely exploit LPX liquidity like they can with traditional AMMs It’s also worth stating plainly: the user still chose to execute this trade. Large swaps require execution discipline. When someone pushes $50M through public liquidity rails, the system reacts exactly how it was designed to react. Bots monitor the mempool, they capture value, and arbitrageurs reposition liquidity. Not only is it an infrastructure issue, it's also an execution decision. That said, this specific type of extraction vector largely disappears in environments like uDEX and LPX. LPX liquidity is not sitting passively in public AMMs waiting to be harvested. Liquidity is deployed conditionally, and trades execute inside a more controlled environment (a walled garden). LPX turns volatility and arbitrage into yield for liquidity providers. The remaining ingredient is simple: liquidity depth. uDEX and LPX simply need much larger liquidity reserves as the ecosystem grows. As the saying goes: Smooth is fast. Fast is slow. Smarter liquidity environments are coming.

Some examples of Solo #LPX Pool APRs from internal testing. Only a few examples here, but it illustrates how configuration impacts #APR. • Wider price ranges → lower APR • Tighter ranges → more concentrated capital → higher APR Range width determines capital utilization, while the No Trade Zone (NTZ) governs how frequently liquidity injections occur. More control over configuration = more control over performance. Solo LPX pools allow liquidity providers to fine-tune these parameters. Final frontend UI updates are underway, followed by testing of the completed interface before SOLO LPX Pool creation goes live for everyone. #Defi #Liquidity | TG.PlusX.app