ry4n

The moment has arrived. @PudgyPenguins #5686 acquired. Having joined numerous Pudgy events, it’s clear that there’s no community like this one. Billions will Huddle.

@1Nzz_ @thokani ?

They say your timeline is a reflection of your interests... @thokani

@nativeaborean ◼️

AMA rescheduled for Monday◼️ We have more details about the Ethereum expansion to share, which will no doubt spark more questions. See you soon.

ggs @mayuugsabs

Best reply to a scammer pretending to be a support mod on Discord? 😂

The biggest winners from the Clarity Act won’t be the loudest projects. They’ll be the ones quietly partnering with institutions and raising industry standards. Always obvious in hindsight.

@BrianHong i might be 👀

@cryptory4n you'll be in bkk?

I'll be in Bangkok from May 20th. If you're a founder, builder, or community member interested in doing cool things with Abstract, let's grab a coffee. Shoot me a message☕️

@Aborean @nativeaborean ◼️

Discord AMA tomorrow at 5pm GMT. Hosted by @nativeaborean. Let’s discuss the Ethereum expansion. discord.gg/aborean Aborean.

@AbstractChain @BitkubOfficial LFG

Abstract is coming to Thailand on May 20th. Join us as we explore the future of consumer crypto, onchain gaming, RWAs, and more alongside @BitkubOfficial. RSVP below.

@absforeever ◼️

@cryptory4n ◼️

Yesterday I locked another batch of $ABX I'll keep locking $ABX because Aborean remains the center of DeFi on Abstract - and now there's a great bonus in the form of a mainnet airdrop The price got dumped by panic sellers and farmers who, unfortunately, keep shooting themselves in the foot by selling all their rewards and worsening their own APR The @Aborean team stated that yields for Abstract voters will increase It's not entirely clear what that means yet, but it's definitely great to hear They also mentioned that at the mainnet launch they'll try to fix most of the issues that (3,3) participants face So it's important to understand that the team wants to innovate - and this won't be just another (3,3) fork Competition on mainnet is tough, but the team has gained the necessary experience on Abstract and is ready to execute their plans Let's see what comes of it Aborean

@SnoopDogeAbs @Aborean @AbstractChain ◼️

Another lock added to my $ABX position While farmers panic sell and dump rewards, I keep accumulating and locking. Still believe @Aborean is building one of the strongest DeFi ecosystems on @AbstractChain. Mainnet is getting closer and the team keeps shipping. Bullish on $ABX

@Satoshi_MZ @Aborean @Abstract_Eco ◼️

Honestly @Aborean is the most underrated project on @Abstract_Eco Position yourself accordingly for the next phase Defi on the green chain ✳️

insane tek

@intern_abshzn ◼️

$ABX (Aborean) Explodes Past $150 Million in 6 Hours, Abstract's Liquidity Engine Is Live By combining liquidity, governance, and incentives into one flywheel, @aborean turns every trade into fuel for ecosystem growth. 🧵

@Coolgolfer_1 @Aborean ◼️

@cryptory4n @Aborean ◼️

Finally increased one of my @Aborean locks to be over 1m ABX locked now!

@nftgoy “Hard times create strong men”

My opinion on Aborean Expansion: Right now DeFi on Abstract is still pretty quiet. Abstract is strong in: > games > community > XP > social layer > distribution But when it comes to real DeFi liquidity, it’s still limited. And for ve(3,3) protocols, that matters a lot. These systems survive on: > deep liquidity > volume > fees > bribing markets > constant economic activity So I don’t think Aborean is “leaving” Abstract. This looks more like a pragmatic move: going where the capital is, Ethereum Mainnet, while still keeping Abstract as their home and early community base. It feels like a hedge. If the Mainnet launch succeeds: > they unlock a much larger market > gain access to deeper liquidity > get fresh price discovery > potentially evolve into something much bigger than just an Abstract-native DEX If it fails, they still have: > Abstract > the community > early supporters > the ability to refocus back into the ecosystem But people also need to understand: Mainnet is not easy mode. There are already giants there. Uniswap still dominates DEX volume across multiple chains. Curve remains deeply integrated into stablecoin liquidity markets. Balancer is battle-tested infrastructure for programmable liquidity. Pendle carved out an entirely new niche around yield trading. Ethereum is still the main DeFi battlefield. And that’s where the real question begins: Can Aborean actually deliver a better ve(3,3) model, or is this just another veDEX launch with new branding? Because historically ve(3,3) systems struggled with: > emission death spirals > mercenary liquidity > governance capture > fake volume farming > whales controlling gauges > LPs farming APR and leaving once incentives dry up If they truly improved: > emissions > gauge mechanics > epoch structure > alignment with real economic activity then they may actually have a chance. For Abstract itself, this expansion can be both bullish and bearish. Bullish because: if Aborean succeeds on Ethereum, it brings credibility back to Abstract. It creates the narrative that: “a real DeFi protocol was born on Abstract and managed to scale beyond it.” That’s important for the ecosystem long term. It also sounds like Abstract users will be prioritized for future governance/airdrop mechanics, meaning early supporters probably won’t be forgotten. But the downside is obvious too. The team’s focus will almost certainly shift toward Mainnet over time. Because once a protocol launches there, everything changes: > liquidity wars > whales > partnerships > governance battles > token markets > capital competition Even if Abstract remains “home,” Mainnet becomes the primary battlefield. So my overall view is this: Aborean is making a logical but very risky move. Abstract alone probably doesn’t have enough DeFi capital yet for them to scale into a major protocol. Ethereum gives them access to the deepest liquidity in crypto, but also the hardest competition possible. The upside is massive. But so is the chance of failure.

@dinosaur488390 @AbstractChain @Aborean @ethereum ◼️

@cryptory4n @AbstractChain @Aborean @ethereum ◾️

JUST IN: After growing to become the biggest DeFi protocol on @AbstractChain, @Aborean is expanding to @ethereum mainnet ◼️ “Abstract users come first. Abstract has been the foundation of this protocol. The airdrop recognises those who have been here and those who continue to be.”

@swiftie_hp @Aborean ◼️

@cryptory4n @Aborean ◼️

This is a big move for @Aborean ◼️ The theoretical maths is where it gets juicier. A 10 million veABX position (~$18k at today’s token price) generates $1,000-$1,500 in monthly revenue with the current monthly protocol fees and $8.5 million TVL (ATH of $20 million). After expansion to mainnet, we gonna see an increase in liquidity, TVL hit ATHs and the flywheel start flywheel’ing again. A conservative $50 million TVL target could scale monthly payouts to $6,000–$9,000, meaning full capital recovery in 3 months dependent on speed of growth. Buying $ABX on Abstract and locking therefore represents a juicy opportunity for those who believe in Aborean across both Abstract and Ethereum mainnet. Awaiting more info about airdrop.

@Aborean ◼️

@cryptory4n ◼️