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Here’s a thread on how @LootSurvivor uses @EkuboProtocol and specifically TWAMM to build the economic flow for Loot Survivor. @provablegames is a studio focused on onchain games and autonomous worlds. One of its core products is Death Mountain, a token-agnostic onchain dungeon framework based on a simple model: pay X → enter dungeon Y → collect Z. 👉 Death Mountain source code: github.com/Provable-Games… Loot Survivor 2 (Beast Mode) is a custom dungeon built on top of Death Mountain. Players pay $TICKET to enter LS2 for a chance to earn $SURVIVOR tokens & BEAST NFTs & 1 $TICKET equals one entry. 👉 empire.realms.world/trade/beasts LS2 uses Ekubo’s TWAMM to automatically pricing and distributing TICKETs through an open market. Around 2,083.76 TICKETs are sold daily via the TICKET/LORDS 1% DCA-enabled Pool. 👉 docs.provable.games/lootsurvivor/d… If demand for TICKETs rises, the price 📈, then sell pressure from DCA orders gradually pushes it back 📉, finding equilibrium to attract buyers again. Thanks to Ekubo, players can buy TICKETs using multiple tokens, not just LORDS. For LS2, revenue comes from selling TICKETs via DCA orders, accumulated in $LORDS. Revenue distribution: •80% to the Survivor Treasury •20% to veLORDS holders. The DAO’s share of revenue is directly linked to $SURVIVOR via automatic buybacks through the SURVIVOR/LORDS 1% DCA Pool, with purchased SURVIVOR sent back to the treasury. Big picture, LS2 is Dungeon Zero, home to the first known mythical creatures of Death Mountain. Over time, Death Mountain will evolve into a vast network of onchain dungeons, each with its own entry cost and unique loot.

Project @noon_capital is a yield optimization protocol that generates delta-neutral returns, powered by its stablecoin $USN and yield-bearing $sUSN. Now live on @Starknet , holding $USN / $sUSN and providing liquidity on @EkuboProtocol can earn you points and a chance to get $NOON at TGE.

A tweetstorm to understand the origin of the purple AMM, thanks to @BarterDeFi for putting together such a clean and comprehensive thread 🙏

TGE via Ekubo TWAMM is the new ICO. Study $EKUBO & $SURVIVOR 👉 x.com/EkuboProtocol/… 👉 x.com/LootSurvivor/s…

When deciding on the TGE through @EkuboProtocol TWAMM, I think you should consider running a longer token sale, something in 1- 6 months. This would significantly reduce price impact while giving people enough time to learn about the project and join in. More importantly, it builds sustained attention and stronger long-term engagement compared to airdrops, retros, or low-float/high-FDV launches. In today’s crypto market, attention is an invaluable resource.

Here’s everything you need to know to make BIG during BTCFi on Starknet !👇 I. What is BTCFi starknet kicked off BTCFi Season: a 100M STRK program designed to make Bitcoin productive in DeFi and allow all its users to get juicy APY on their bitcoin you can lend, borrow, LP, borrow stablecoins against bitcoin and even stake bitcoin to earn some nice rewards. clearly, with this program starknet became the top chain to put your bitcoin at work this initiative is planned to last at least 6 months II. Bitcoin yield opportunities and strategies on Starknet 1. Ekubo ekubo is the AMM endgame ! It’s built with ultra-concentrated liquidity, singleton design, and tight capital efficiency which makes Ekubo one of the most capital-efficient AMMs in DeFi (so perfect to put your bitcoin at work!) so, what you can do on ekubo? • provide wrapped bitcoin liquidity (LBTC, WBTC, SolvBTC, xsBTC, xBTC, tBTC) to earn trading fees + STRK incentives APY vary from 2.9% to 35% depending on the pair ekubo is distributing 2,000$+ of reward every single day ! 2. Vesu vesu is a lending protocol on Starknet where users can borrow and lend assets in a non-custodial manner unlike traditional lending protocols, anyone can create a lending pool without needing approval what you can do on vesu? • lend wrapped btc (like WBTC, tBTC, LBTC, SolvBTC) to earn interest from borrowers APY start from 2% until 2.8% • borrow stablecoins, wstETH, ETH, STRK against wrapped bitcoin this one is pretty wild imo, because you’re getting rewarded to deposit wrapped bitcoin in exchange of ETH, STRK or stablecoins! then if you’re a real degen you can loop it: deposit wrapped bitcoin → borrow ETH → lend ETH back on vesu (or elsewhere if the reward is higher) → earn even more rewards 🔁 this way you can easily get 7-8% APY by depositing wrapped bitcoin on vesu • wrapped bitcoin vaults this is a strategy that lets you earn yield on your bitcoin without selling it or taking price risk here’s how it works: - you deposit wrapped bitcoin (wBTC, solvBTC, tBTC, LBTC) into the vault - the vault uses your bitcoin as collateral on vesu to borrow USDC - that borrowed USDC is then deposited into delta-neutral strategies which are trading strategies that earn yield from funding rates and lending markets, but stay neutral to bitcoin price movements - you keep your bitcoin exposure and you are earning additional yield (5%) in a market-neutral way 3. Trovesfi Troves (formerly STRKFarm) is a yield aggregator designed to help users maximize returns on Starknet DeFi they are providing you the best possible yield farming opportunities, and you have nothing to do for example, the hyper xtBTC strategy: - you deposit xtBTC into the vault - the vault lend your xtBTC to borrow more tBTC - tBTC is used to buy more xtBTC which increase your exposure to xtBTC without adding more of your own bitcoin - xtBTC are deposited on vesu and more tBTC are borrowed to loop further so your initial xtBTC deposit gets magnified through borrowing/looping tBTC → buying more xtBTC → collateralizing → repeat the vault is managing EVERYTHING for you so by depositing xtBTC you get a juicy 21.9% APY and there are several strategies like this one: 4. Opus basically, opus is a place to borrow, lend, and mint stablecoins (CASH, Starknet’s native stablecoin) using other asset as collateral to get exposure to BTCFi on opus you can - deposit wrapped bitcoin as collateral to mint CASH - Use CASH in other DeFi protocol to gain additional rewards - earn yields from stablecoin usage / protocol revenue share 5. Spline spline is a DEX protocol that supports wrapped bitcoin on spline you can provide liquidity on wBTC/tBTC pair with 4.27% without taking any risk as the price of wBTC and tBTC are the same so you won’t suffer from impermanent loss simple but efficient with real nice rewards (4.27% on bitcoin is simply huge) !

Loot Survivor 2 didn’t just drop a revolutionary onchain game stack - it shattered all previous records and ignites the next saga in the Loot Survivor universe: → Survivor DAO A fully onchain economic coordination machine powering the next expansion of Loot Survivor. ⚔️ 🧵👇

Project @LootSurvivor is using @EkuboProtocol TWAMM to sell 15% of $SURVIVOR over the next 3 months. With the current liquidity, it’s tough to buy large amounts of $SURVIVOR directly. If you’re looking to accumulate a big position, the best way is to set up long-term DCA orders while the $SURVIVOR sale is ongoing. Also, APRs for LPs in the related pools; 🟢SURVIVOR/LORDS 🟢SURVIVOR/USDC 🟢SURVIVOR/ETH will likely be very high. Based on my estimate, tens of thousands in fees could be distributed across these pools over the next 3 months.🤑 Really cool to see a team using Ekubo’s TWAMM to structure a token sale, pretty sure $SURVIVOR will start lower, but if it gains traction, it’s only going up from here 📈

Uniswap: $8B FDV, $20B volume last month. Ekubo: $50M FDV, $4B volume last month. A 160× lower valuation for just 5× less volume. Something’s clearly happening with Ekubo. 🧵🔽

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We've saved 20% off the fixed swap gas costs so far for the open source version of Ekubo (25k -> 20k). This translates to better pricing for traders, more fees for liquidity providers, and more possibilities for builders: a huge advantage for anyone who builds on top

New integrations are here! 🤩 Excited to reveal that Wallet is introducing five new projects this week, ensuring smooth accessibility and top-notch asset security ⛓️

As previously announced, Extended is migrating from StarkEx to Starknet. The migration process will begin in the first half of July 2025, with the exact start date to be communicated separately. This tweet answers four key questions: 1. Why migrate? 2. What does the migration mean for users? 3. Why Starknet? 4. What’s the long-term vision? In the thread, I’ll also walk through what the migration process will look like from a user’s perspective. 1. Why migrate? Originally built on StarkEx, a ZK-based scalability solution by @StarkWareLtd, Extended has been limited to perpetuals. As we expand our product suite beyond perps — into unified margin with integrated lending markets and spot trading — we need a more composable and scalable foundation. 2. What does the migration mean for users? Users will experience no disruption to their trading experience after migrating to the Starknet instance. Starknet functions purely as a settlement layer, with all chain-specific logic fully abstracted: • EVM users won’t need to set up a Starknet wallet • Near-instant deposits and withdrawals will be supported across six major EVM-compatible chains 3. Why Starknet? When choosing a settlement layer, we focused on four key factors: • Security: A Stage 1 ZK-rollup with fast L2 and rollup finality (hours vs days on optimistic L2s) • Performance: ~2 sec transaction confirmation and ~$0.00005 average user operation cost • Longevity: StarkWare has been building through multiple market cycles for 7+ years • Vision alignment: Starknet is aiming to be the first L2 to settle on both Bitcoin and Ethereum, enabling Extended to natively support BTC and its yield-bearing wrappers as a collateral — a leap toward deeper liquidity and broader capital efficiency 4. What's the long-term vision? We’ll be sharing more details soon, but in a nutshell, Extended is building an open financial ecosystem powered by global unified margin, enabling users to deploy their crypto assets in the most capital-efficient way. The first phase of this roadmap focuses on integrating native lending and spot markets into Extended. This will allow users to post any supported asset — including yield-bearing ones — as collateral, and earn additional yield through the integrated lending layer. The longer-term ambition is to build an EVM-compatible network on top of Starknet, where unified margin logic is embedded directly into the base layer and exposed as an ERC-20 token accessible to all applications on the network. For more details on the four topics above, please refer to docs.extended.exchange/starknet-migra…

Not the only case out there, but definitely a rare one, what’s the secret sauce behind it?