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"Crypto needs real yield. Right now, yield in crypto is a circular economy. We have not escaped the Bitcoin markets," @benjamin918_, Founder of @capapp at @stable_summit.
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Benjamin
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Proposal: let's please have 1 week without a hack this year
Blockaid@blockaid_
🚨 Community Alert: Ongoing exploit on @ZetaChain cross-chain contracts! Please revoke any approval for any ZetaChain GatewayEVM contract on all EVM chains.
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At size (several billions) it’s hard to argue that a market is mispriced
If DeFi rates should be above 12.55%, then they would be. That’s how markets work.
Tom Dunleavy@dunleavy89
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@3f_xyz @Maven11Capital @FPrimeCapital @metalayervc @GSR_io @gate_ventures Huge win for DeFi. Expecting a lot of great things from this team!
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We are excited to announce that @3f_xyz has raised $4 million in seed funding led by @Maven11Capital, with participation from @FPrimeCapital, @MetalayerVC, @GSR_io, Susquehanna Crypto, @Gate_Ventures and others.
3F is building the onchain infrastructure that unlocks leveraged exposure to tokenized real-world assets.
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@SolvProtocol BTC-backed financial guarantees for institutional loans 🤝
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SolvBTC has been officially onboarded an underwriter asset in Cap.
Now, solvBTC can be used to offer financial guarantees that increase borrower capital efficiency while covering Cap depositors — unlocking institutional BTC yields through secure, programmable BTCFi strategies.
This ultimately increases solvBTC’s usefulness and firmly establishes it as one of the most productive BTC assets in the market today.
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Expect more real world borrowers to follow Fardal. We're connecting onchain debt markets to the productive economy 🧢
cap@CapApp
Fardal Global, an international supply chain inventory solutions firm, is now using Cap. This onboarding demonstrates how Cap can serve a diverse range of borrow needs across industries and in the productive economy.
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"Cap is targeting pension fund capital directly, arguing smart contracts can allocate credit more efficiently than human-led underwriting, at structurally lower cost"
1kx@1kxnetwork
The stablecoin market has 200+ issuers. Most won't survive contact with institutional capital. A few are already building for it. At the 2026 @rwasummit in Cannes, our Founding Partner @HeyChristopher moderated Stablecoin Wars: What Structure Will Win with @peterlih (@AllUnityStable), @Benjamin918_ (@CapApp), and @MartindRijke (@maplefinance). Three builders, three fundamentally different architectural bets: → AllUnity is issuing MiCA-regulated euro and CHF stablecoins under a BaFin e-money license, 100% backed, legally redeemable, and designed for businesses outside the crypto ecosystem → Cap is targeting pension fund capital directly, arguing smart contracts can allocate credit more efficiently than human-led underwriting, at structurally lower cost → Maple has shifted its primary KPI from AUM to ARR, betting that fee income matters more than scale Our read: yield efficiency and credit automation only matter if institutions can legally hold the underlying asset. Regulatory structure solves for that first. The stablecoins that matter will be the ones connected to the productive economy. The rest will remain infrastructure for crypto, not for capital markets. Full panel below. youtube.com/watch?v=ZBcOMh…
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Benjamin retweetledi
The stablecoin market has 200+ issuers. Most won't survive contact with institutional capital. A few are already building for it.
At the 2026 @rwasummit in Cannes, our Founding Partner @HeyChristopher moderated Stablecoin Wars: What Structure Will Win with @peterlih (@AllUnityStable), @Benjamin918_ (@CapApp), and @MartindRijke (@maplefinance).
Three builders, three fundamentally different architectural bets:
→ AllUnity is issuing MiCA-regulated euro and CHF stablecoins under a BaFin e-money license, 100% backed, legally redeemable, and designed for businesses outside the crypto ecosystem
→ Cap is targeting pension fund capital directly, arguing smart contracts can allocate credit more efficiently than human-led underwriting, at structurally lower cost
→ Maple has shifted its primary KPI from AUM to ARR, betting that fee income matters more than scale
Our read: yield efficiency and credit automation only matter if institutions can legally hold the underlying asset. Regulatory structure solves for that first.
The stablecoins that matter will be the ones connected to the productive economy. The rest will remain infrastructure for crypto, not for capital markets.
Full panel below.
youtube.com/watch?v=ZBcOMh…
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~ participating in the $CHIP ICO turns out to be profitable than i originally predicted
$CHIP is trading at $610M FDV (from $300M fdv on ICO)
now, i’m excited on @CapApp’s $CAP — with the team having consistent update even at red days
let’s do it @Benjamin918_
0xfrosch (cat villain)@0xFrosch
less than 2 days left and the team has only raised $1.3M out of $21M target — with one wallet committing almost 1/3 of the total raised lmao who would want to lock and waste more money after having playing this useless allo game? not me 🤷♂️ btw im shorting $CHIP at launch cya
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@MacroMate8 Everyone’s code functioned as expected and no one got hacked :)
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This is the right move, no debate about it
No reason to let hackers keep millions of user money
Arbitrum@arbitrum
The Arbitrum Security Council has taken emergency action to freeze the 30,766 ETH being held in the address on Arbitrum One that is connected to the KelpDAO exploit. The Security Council acted with input from law enforcement as to the exploiter’s identity, and, at all times, weighed its commitment to the security and integrity of the Arbitrum community without impacting any Arbitrum users or applications. After significant technical diligence and deliberation, the Security Council identified and executed a technical approach to move funds to safety without affecting any other chain state or Arbitrum users. As of April 20 11:26pm ET the funds have been successfully transferred to an intermediary frozen wallet. They are no longer accessible to the address that originally held the funds, and can only be moved by further action by Arbitrum governance, which will be coordinated with relevant parties.
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I want to make sure all of our users have a clear understanding of how Cap's design works in downside scenarios
What happened with rsETH on Ethereum lending markets is not uncommon for DeFi, so making clarifications below. This is strictly for education purposes.
Benjamin@Benjamin918_
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No impact on Cap
Stay safe everyone
cap@CapApp
Cap is aware of the recent security incident involving Kelp DAO’s rsETH. Our underlying protocol is unaffected and continues to operate normally. We are actively monitoring the situation and have implemented all necessary precautions to ensure the safety of our users and their funds.
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