Rayeki
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3 weeks ago I dropped the @VaultBags demo for the @BagsHackathon. x.com/0xhades_/statu… Two cohorts of solid builders have been put on since. Every week in between shipped something new. Catch up below.
Every day you're not holding $VAULT, someone else claims gold, US Treasuries, and S&P 500 in your place. This is @VaultBags. @BagsHackathon demo day 🧵
It's time to announce the first cohort of winners in the @BagsHackathon 1,444 projects applied across multiple categories ranging from AI Agents, Social Finance, Prediction Markets, Privacy, and more. The first cohort of winners have been building in public, showing real world traction, and have the foundation to become category defining products. We're excited to introduce the winners below 👇
Collaboration is now live 🦩 If your community is serious about The Beaks, this is your moment. Spots are limited. We review every application manually. Only communities that genuinely align with what we are building get selected. How it works: - Sign in with Discord - Fill out your community details - Tell us what support you can offer - Answer three questions about the project If approved raffles will be hosted via our website No collaboration request via dms Visit beaks.site to apply
One of the more overlooked ideas rn might be this: crypto Pokemon cards are quietly becoming a real niche. $CARDS is the name most people already know. But I found something way more under the radar, and way more interesting on valuation: $READY. It’s still only around a ~$17M FDV, while $CARDS is sitting around a 120M FDV. They have just launched a product, so it's in a price discovery stage, but the undervaluation is crazy. And upside of naarative is clear: - GameStop, a $10.7B company, is already pushing digital graded-card packs - Courtyard already raised $30M in the same broad lane But it's not only about valuation, the product itself is genuinely interesting. It’s not just a place to buy and trade tokenized cards. You can redeem physical cards too, but what stood out to me is that they’re trying to fix the actual pack opening part: fair pulls proof you can check easier exit after That’s a much stronger product than just “Pokemon cards onchain.” They’re basically giving people what was missing all along: gambling that actually feels fair. That’s why I think the upside here is huge.
