ID secured @umbrellacap_
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Thank you for my free @HotdogCostcoRH rewards. We're zooming!
Most people don't know that you get a free $28 every day (more when we pump) if you're a COSTCO card holder.
The card costs just 0.022ETH (or 0.066 for Golden) and you can claim free tokens every day.
17% return per day lol
Here's the thing, YOU CAN'T JUST BUY THE CARD. You card holder needs to invite you to purchase and the invite itself, contains free tokens for the recipient
MemeFi x SocialPonzi
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Kudos to the @HotdogCostcoRH team.
Really cool solana:8zZujUaMpmz86h9ic6FK9dAZj5jWbkdSZSFuysyWpump flywheel going on RH.
Members receive solana:8zZujUaMpmz86h9ic6FK9dAZj5jWbkdSZSFuysyWpump every day and can gift hot dogs to people on X.
🌭 → new member → buy pressure → venue will be shared with the leaderboard. Haven't had time to look into that aspect but could be another cool piece.
If you need a membership, let me know below.
Really cool solana:8zZujUaMpmz86h9ic6FK9dAZj5jWbkdSZSFuysyWpump flywheel going on RH.
Members receive solana:8zZujUaMpmz86h9ic6FK9dAZj5jWbkdSZSFuysyWpump every day and can gift hot dogs to people on X.
🌭 → new member → buy pressure → venue will be shared with the leaderboard. Haven't had time to look into that aspect but could be another cool piece.
If you need a membership, let me know below.
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Been out of the loop on socials this week and came back to see @AveryBigweapon turning a classic early-internet meme into a full onchain experience on Robinhood Chain with @PoolsClosedRH.
Picked up some $CLOSED to support a builder.
Pool’s closed. ⛔
CA: 24fc47176AdE055C76D
Picked up some $CLOSED to support a builder.
Pool’s closed. ⛔
CA: 24fc47176AdE055C76D
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$PACK has already burned more than 5% of its total supply in its first 48 hours.
A lot of misinformation on how the process works:
PACK trades across 10 separate pools. Each paired asset moves independently, so the pools can temporarily imply different prices for PACK.
tly correct those differences:
Buy PACK where it’s cheaper
↓
Sell PACK where it’s more expensive
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Pull the pools back toward the same price
↓
Every leg of that arbitrage pays a 1% trading fee
Every 12 hours, a new harvest becomes available:
1. Fees collected in PACK are burned.
2. Fees collected in the paired tokens are split.
Half remains as the paired side of the liquidity.
Half enters the buyback pool and is used to buy PACK.
But the buyback is not executed all at once.
A large market buy against one of the smaller pools would be easy to front-run and back-run, allowing bots to extract much of the value.
Instead, the buyback is TWAPed throughout the following 12-hour period, gradually purchasing PACK with less price impact.
Each harvest is also capped based on the size of each individual pool. Anything that cannot be processed remains queued for a future harvest, it is not lost.
A lot of misinformation on how the process works:
PACK trades across 10 separate pools. Each paired asset moves independently, so the pools can temporarily imply different prices for PACK.
tly correct those differences:
Buy PACK where it’s cheaper
↓
Sell PACK where it’s more expensive
↓
Pull the pools back toward the same price
↓
Every leg of that arbitrage pays a 1% trading fee
Every 12 hours, a new harvest becomes available:
1. Fees collected in PACK are burned.
2. Fees collected in the paired tokens are split.
Half remains as the paired side of the liquidity.
Half enters the buyback pool and is used to buy PACK.
But the buyback is not executed all at once.
A large market buy against one of the smaller pools would be easy to front-run and back-run, allowing bots to extract much of the value.
Instead, the buyback is TWAPed throughout the following 12-hour period, gradually purchasing PACK with less price impact.
Each harvest is also capped based on the size of each individual pool. Anything that cannot be processed remains queued for a future harvest, it is not lost.
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Backing the Next Generation of Avalanche Builders
I’m excited to join the Avalanche Accelerator Grants Committee, alongside representatives from @AvaxTeam1, @AvaLabs, the Avalanche Foundation, and the broader community.
The goal is to bring everyone to the same table and give ful voice in deciding which builders and projects deserve support. We’ll review proposals, discuss their potential, and vote on grants that can help promising teams take their next step.
As a builder, I know how much the right support can matter. Strong ideas need more than talent. They need resources, feedback, connections, and people willing to believe in them early.
I’m looking forward to bringing a builder’s perspective to the committee and supporting teams that are genuinely shipping, experimenting, and creating value for the Avalanche ecosystem.
There is a lot of talent here. I’m grateful for the opportunity to help more of it get the support it deserves.
I’m excited to join the Avalanche Accelerator Grants Committee, alongside representatives from @AvaxTeam1, @AvaLabs, the Avalanche Foundation, and the broader community.
The goal is to bring everyone to the same table and give ful voice in deciding which builders and projects deserve support. We’ll review proposals, discuss their potential, and vote on grants that can help promising teams take their next step.
As a builder, I know how much the right support can matter. Strong ideas need more than talent. They need resources, feedback, connections, and people willing to believe in them early.
I’m looking forward to bringing a builder’s perspective to the committee and supporting teams that are genuinely shipping, experimenting, and creating value for the Avalanche ecosystem.
There is a lot of talent here. I’m grateful for the opportunity to help more of it get the support it deserves.
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Amazing day on @YourGrails. Let me know if you need an invite code. Also, checkout makooor.com for the best AI studio experience. Great work by Nobs.
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Already 2 grails and 4 chase cards hit in the first hour of being live at @YourGrails this morning.
I love seeing this. Community winning!
I love seeing this. Community winning!
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There’s been a lot of noise around the Build Games results, so I want to give a perspective from someone who actually listened to most of the pitches.
From a pure judging standpoint, @MeridianProto stood out immediately. The moment I heard the pitch, I knew it was going to win. ed it in multiple private and group chats.
That doesn’t mean I didn’t have questions. I did. I even pushed on things like unverified contracts, contract complexity, and lack of testing. Those are valid concerns. But zooming out, you have to evaluate what was actually presented.
Most submissions fell into a few buckets:
1⃣ Copycats
2⃣ Small games
3⃣ Short-term/degen ideas
4⃣ Apps that realistically won’t scale or bring meaningful TVL
That’s fine, it’s a 3–4 week build window. But if you’re judging based on:
✅ Real-world utility
✅ Ability to scale
✅ Potential to attract users and capital
✅ Quality of vision and execution
There was only one project that clearly checked those boxes.
That’s why Meridian won.
Also worth remembering: these teams had a few weeks. Of course there will be bugs. Of course things won’t be perfect. That’s the entire point of a competition like this, it’s a starting line, not a finished product.
The prize money itself doesn’t even cover audits. It’s not some massive payday, it’s a stepping stone to get real funding and actually build something meaningful.
If you have concerns, that’s completely fair. Ask questions. Challenge things. That’s how the ecosystem improves.
But piling on and attacking builders who just spent weeks grinding to create something ambitious isn’t it.
We want people building serious applications on $AVAX. When someone actually does that, the response shouldn’t be to tear them down.
We're all human, let's treat each other with dignity and respect.
From a pure judging standpoint, @MeridianProto stood out immediately. The moment I heard the pitch, I knew it was going to win. ed it in multiple private and group chats.
That doesn’t mean I didn’t have questions. I did. I even pushed on things like unverified contracts, contract complexity, and lack of testing. Those are valid concerns. But zooming out, you have to evaluate what was actually presented.
Most submissions fell into a few buckets:
1⃣ Copycats
2⃣ Small games
3⃣ Short-term/degen ideas
4⃣ Apps that realistically won’t scale or bring meaningful TVL
That’s fine, it’s a 3–4 week build window. But if you’re judging based on:
✅ Real-world utility
✅ Ability to scale
✅ Potential to attract users and capital
✅ Quality of vision and execution
There was only one project that clearly checked those boxes.
That’s why Meridian won.
Also worth remembering: these teams had a few weeks. Of course there will be bugs. Of course things won’t be perfect. That’s the entire point of a competition like this, it’s a starting line, not a finished product.
The prize money itself doesn’t even cover audits. It’s not some massive payday, it’s a stepping stone to get real funding and actually build something meaningful.
If you have concerns, that’s completely fair. Ask questions. Challenge things. That’s how the ecosystem improves.
But piling on and attacking builders who just spent weeks grinding to create something ambitious isn’t it.
We want people building serious applications on $AVAX. When someone actually does that, the response shouldn’t be to tear them down.
We're all human, let's treat each other with dignity and respect.
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Got an idea for something to build on $AVAX but don’t code?
I started PupLabs.io to help turn ideas into real on-chain projects. No dev background required.
Here’s how it works 🧵👇
I started PupLabs.io to help turn ideas into real on-chain projects. No dev background required.
Here’s how it works 🧵👇
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Looking forward to the first pitch day for @bears_salmon on $AVAX coming in the next few weeks.
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PupLabs launches next week. You’ll be able to submit your ideas to an AI that helps flesh out every aspect of the concept. I’ll build projects for free and hand them over to you. I’m dedicating two days per week to helping the $AVAX ecosystem launch cool new projects and experiments.
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