Mathis ⚗️ IDEAS/ACC 🟧

To my 2 followers (and whoever the algo decides deserves to see this): Building @sparkdotfun new product in full transparency. A second iteration of the original project. The core idea remains the same: a launchpad where ideas raise before teams. Got a vision? We tokenize it. Best teams then compete to execute it. V1 was inspired by @believeapp — bonding curve for launch + fees to fund the idea. V2? More coming Soon :) But we're reducing risk for early investors vs the PVP nature of bonding curves. Ownership stays at the center, as always. The problem: I'm probably too dumb to see everything on my own. I need you to break my assumptions, challenge the model, point out the fails. Prepare to get spammed and let's iterate 🫡

Thanks @SuperteamMY 🙏

Liquidation alerts are here. You can use any token as collateral. Many are volatile by nature. Now manageable by design. Set a health threshold, connect your channels and get notified before it's too late. Borrow with confidence, wherever you are.

@aadotsol Hey ! I'm building @JustSparkIdeas we fund ideas and run hackathons to bring them to life. If no one ship you're refunded (and even sometime in profit !) DM'ing you more details. happy to chat.

i am looking for someone to hand over my money to for: * funding rate arb tools integrating phoenix * pair trading app integrating phoenix * basis trade products integrating phoenix * prediction market trading app integrating phoenix (might build this myself over a weekend) the list goes on!

@colosseum +1

For future hackathons, what if we required all participants to stake 1 SOL along with their product submission? If the submission was determined to be in the bottom 50%, your deposit would get slashed. For startups in the top 50%, their deposit would be returned.

@sacha Any link to this doc ?

prof grok on clarity and metadao: "This is a near-exact match to what MetaDAO and the group asked for. The bill now better accommodates pure on-chain / futarchy-style projects like MetaDAO (where the ledger itself is the source of truth)." this is an important win for early-stage capital formation in the US

The Future of finance, on Solana, in Perpignan.

@pettiboy_com @ns Please keep push it.

@Mathis_btc @ns Appreciate it brother 🥹🚀

That the kind of (crazy) guys you can meet at @ns They just built an OS hardware for Solana :)

polymarket proved one thing no one cares what blockchain you're built on just make a great product

The strategy is to win

"P-token makes token instructions cheaper, which results in more capacity for the entire network." - @0x_febo, core dev @anza_xyz, the team behind SIMD-0266 (p-token) Read the full in-depth conversation with Febo on the Anza blog post linked below👇

@DsouzaJovian @ns 🤝

@Mathis_btc @ns Thanks for the support @Mathis_btc

@HardhatChad We need to talk :)

RWA perp with ORE collateral. Now that’s a product I would kingmake.

@david_in_web3 @JustSparkdotFun 👨‍🍳

@Mathis_btc @JustSparkdotFun Cookkkkk!!!

.@JustSparkdotFun mentioned 👀

@Futargamy @joshuaricho @solomon_labs coded.

Ethena making a push onto Solana got me thinking about yield-bearing stablecoins again. I say again because they’ve been around in various forms since the early days of Solana. Solend, Tulip and Goblin Gold were tokenizing USDC and USDT lending positions with wrapped tokens that accrued value as interest racked up, Soluna tokenized UST positions that were bridged and deposited on Anchor, Friktion was even tokenizing cash secured put vault positions all the way back in 2022 (you had to be an S tier degen to consider that a “yield-bearing stable”…but we were.) More recently, products like syrupUSDC, BUIDL and CRT have iterated on those early primitives to offer different, generally higher-quality or higher-yield variations of the yield-bearing stablecoin to Solana. All of them are interesting in their own right but all seem to suffer the same fate: limited adoption. There are many reasons for this but maybe the most obvious is that - for the most part - yield-bearing stablecoins just kind of exist. They’re not really viable as a quote token or as a borrowable asset if their yield makes them no longer worth $1 and they’re not really composable if they require you to stake the token to earn yield. So they tend to just sit there. There’s nothing inherently wrong with that - passive income is cool no matter how you slice it - but if your yield-bearing stablecoin is not being used in the real economy, it’s barely a stablecoin at all. It’s just another vanilla investment vehicle, not capable of exploiting the advantages that stablecoins offer over traditional financial rails. So yield-bearing stablecoins tend to languish in a state of DeFi purgatory. They’re not bad; they’re just not good enough. On the other side of the yield-bearing stablecoin equation, there has been an almost infinite number of undifferentiated $1 stablecoins that have turned into de facto yield-bearing stablecoins as they tried to buy their way into mainstream acceptance. They sparkle. They fade as the yield dries up. They die off as the mercenary capital moves on to the next thing. But what if there was a new yield-bearing stablecoin that maintained its $1 peg and could be used to buy and sell, borrow, lend, long, short, market-make or passively LP all across Solana DeFi just like USDC or USDT but streamed sustainable USD yield directly to your wallet without staking, liquidity mining incentives or an uncomfortable reliance on gauge voting? That’s the coin I’d want to own.

In case you're wondering, this is the stage of the market we're at.

@themoe See you there !!

Just locked in my spot — 4 weeks of deep work, real community & exploration on Koh Samui 🏝️ IslandDAO V4. Spots are going fast. v4.islanddao.org