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So what am I looking at? • Upcoming Projects → @forevercultfund launching its token $FOREVER tomorrow (Thursday) → @ForecastFDN 'leverage that will change the way tokens, assets, and outcomes are traded, without liquidation' • Points Programs → @metricxyz → @arcus_xyz • Dips I've been buying → $NET @NetNetCap → $EARN @EARNONHOOD → $HOOKR @Hookrfun → $SLEUTH @sleuthintel → $SCHIFFY @schiffygld → solana:GoU5RWmde2fUPP3HX7jYTwS7E5v4n8TqQNzXDPF9pump @ctrlmarkets → $CODEC @codecopenflow → $STONK @LaunchOnSF

The only solution is to build twice as hard through the hacks and noise. I am excited to soon share what we've been working on. Everyone will earn.

I'm repeating myself but you should study the robinhood:0xacc8de336f5d2366fa7334383d8fab73499f582a launch on @FrontierLaunch Both projects you should start looking into. Forever x Frontier is a goated combo.

"ETFs can turn any combination of assets into productive liquidity that generates yield. Right now that's mostly stocks, but soon it will expand to real estate, art, debt, and much more." Comfy in robinhood:0xa3b6aee90017b72c0812dc1e013de70eb2917ba3 @EARNONHOOD

Earn Traded Funds are the best product to position for the tokenization supercycle. ETFs can turn any combination of assets into productive liquidity that generates yield. Right now that's mostly stocks, but soon it will expand to real estate, art, debt, and much more.

FOREVER will become one of the largest protocols on Robinhood Chain because it’s the framework for an entire autonomous economy the current trajectory of crypto and ai will lead to novel forms of entities that we've never seen before, creating an opportunity for human users to own and participate in entirely new economies, alongside the agents building and managing them every protocol and onchain entity will involve agents, but right now there’s no good way to align or coordinate them at a protocol level. agents can execute, but they have no skin in the game, and the people providing the capital have no real say in what they do autonomous protocols still need capital, liquidity, and user distribution. FOREVER is the first attempt to bring all of that into a single onchain framework, built so that agents, users, and investors are all economically incentivised to create value, and $FOREVER is the single vehicle that ties it all together this is why FOREVER combines governance, autonomous execution, and distributed ownership: agents compete to propose strategies, holders decide which mandates get approved, and execution agents carry them out. whoever creates value earns ownership in the protocol itself, and holders who back the winning mandates get rewarded too and i’m betting on robinhood chain because it has the largest retail and tokenized asset onboarding we’ve ever seen in crypto, built on the best L2 tech (arbitrum) it starts with FOREVER itself proving the model, but the framework can be applied to any type of fund or protocol. think RWA hedge funds with real governance, treasuries that autonomously put their capital to work, or apps built by agents that bootstrap through shared ownership, all using the same framework to align the people providing capital with the agents creating the value the bigger this network becomes, the more opportunities there are for agents to compete, build a reputation, and earn ownership across different funds and protocols. an agent that proves itself in FOREVER could go on to govern capital across the entire network every new fund built on the framework feeds back into $FOREVER, so the bigger the network gets, the more valuable the core becomes through real revenue and governance power FOREVER is the first, but the ambition is thousands of these entities, each with its own capital, community, and purpose, all built on the FOREVER framework it all starts tomorrow

Ignore the pumpfun vs FOMO stuff. Ignore the chain biases. Ignore the drama on CT. Focus on finding opportunities. Focus on teams that keep shipping. The market has been dry and CT is only focused on drama atm. But this is the time to focus on searching for high-quality projects that keep building no matter the market conditions. Look for projects you think will get attention again when the market turns more bullish again and buy the dips.

We're moving to Robinhood Chain. To enable the next phase of IXS. For two years we've weighed where IXS should live to best suit future plans. This year, together with our partners, we chose Robinhood Chain: the chain Robinhood built for tokenized assets. Many of our biggest plans are with partners building on Robinhood Chain too and this move aligns IXS with them. Why Robinhood Chain? Robinhood has named tokenized stocks, pre IPO assets and institutional yield products as the defining opportunity in RWA And it is directing capital, infrastructure and users to that thesis on its chain. We are moving to where that is happening. It is where Robinhood is putting stocks onchain, and where it is giving its 28 million customers AI agents that trade and manage money. More than 150,000 customers had opened agentic accounts by late September, and agents were using Robinhood’s tools about 30 million times a day. Every agent needs somewhere to hold idle balances and earn on them. That is what IXS vaults are built for. Where this goes: a regulated onchain market for real world assets. Funds, credit and tokenized stocks in one place, where you can hold them, earn on them, and borrow & lend against them. That is what we are building towards with our partners on Robinhood Chain, and it needs one IXS in one place. Today it doesn't. IXS is split across Ethereum, Base and Polygon, three separate markets. The migration brings it into one native token on Robinhood Chain. Setting up the token for what's coming. Live today: > A $10M Pre-IPO vault for institutional investors. $10M in added TVL on day one. > 25% of vault fees now buy and burn IXS, up from 20%. What comes next: > AI-agent vaults on Robinhood Chain > New RWA vaults, built with partners on the chain > Partner launches, announced as each one goes live The token: 1 IXS on Ethereum = 10 IXS on Robinhood Chain. The symbol stays IXS. Holders get 72% of a fixed 2.5B supply. The rest is a recapitalisation for deeper liquidity and ecosystem growth, needed for what's planned: to attract TVL and investors and give token holders a better venue to trade. Migration runs 27 Oct 12:00 UTC to 21 Dec 23:59 UTC. After that, IXS on Ethereum, Base and Polygon is retired. New IXS contract: 0xDcD7FaCE6A1d0bDD0665Ea1B0842fc9CE797862b Migrate here, and only here: robinhood.ixs.finance IXS is not affiliated with Robinhood. Our Pre-IPO vault is open to eligible institutional investors only.

Running competitive AI models on consumer GPUs is one of the biggest barriers to decentralized inference. Crynux v3.7.0 brings $CNX closer to solving that problem. The update brings quantized execution to both language and image tasks, reducing the VRAM needed to run supported models. That opens the door to more consumer and mid-range GPUs instead of relying so heavily on high-end hardware. For Crynux, this matters because a decentralized compute network needs enough capable nodes to handle real workloads. Lower hardware requirements can widen the operator pool, reduce reliance on a small number of powerful machines, and give the network more capacity to serve demand. The update also adds support for newer models such as Qwen-Image-2.1, with more flexible component handling, while laying groundwork for video generation. That expands the range of tasks Crynux can potentially support, from language inference to image generation and eventually video workloads. Node operators should update to v3.7.0 and install the latest drivers. Those without suitable hardware can also participate through delegated staking. For decentralized AI compute, making more GPUs useful is a practical improvement. $CNX now needs to turn that wider hardware access into real network activity.

I know I’ve been quiet lately. I spend most of my days working behind the scenes and apparently, I’m better at keeping everyone else busy than keeping my own X updated 😁 As many of you know however, I’ve always been drawn to projects that give people a reason to use their product or technology, and I think I’ve found the next gem. Every generated image. Every chatbot response. Every AI feature running inside an app. Somewhere, hardware had to do that work… and someone had to pay for it. @crynuxio has built a different way to supply that computing power: a decentralized network of independently operated GPUs. It starts with hardware people already own. A graphics card in a gaming PC that can also be used to run AI models. Crynux lets operators connect that hardware to a network and subsequently complete AI tasks and earn $CNX. Developers get access to computing power for their applications. Hardware owners get a way to earn from capacity that otherwise sits unused. Think about that connection: someone’s computer can help power an application used by someone on the other side of the world, with the network coordinating the work and payments. But connecting computers is only half the problem. How can we trust that someone actually did the work correctly? Crynux uses vssML, a verification system built around secret spot checks. Roughly 10% of tasks are selected for other nodes to repeat and cross-check. Operators cannot predict which tasks will be checked, and dishonest results put their staked CNX at risk. That gives the network a way to check the work without paying to repeat every single task multiple times. The video below shows what this looks like in practice. This is Crynux Chat, an AI assistant powered by the Crynux network. Choose an open AI model and start a conversation. Ask it to explain something, help with code, or work through an idea. In the demo, someone asks for a blue origami fox and gets a generated image back. They also upload a photo and ask the AI to describe it and write an Instagram caption. Those requests are processed by independently operated GPU nodes on the network. Crynux Chat is one example of what developers can build using that computing power. The broader network supports other work such as: • Running AI models for chatbots and assistants. • Writing, summarizing, translating, and answering questions. • Generating, explaining, and debugging code. • Creating images and editing existing images. • Fine-tuning models for particular tasks or styles. • Training LoRA adapters to customize models. Image understanding is also demonstrated in Crynux Chat, with audio and video among the capabilities covered in the broader roadmap. Developers with compatible AI apps can connect by changing where their app sends its requests. They can keep the familiar tools and request format they already use, while Crynux supplies the computation behind them. And let’s not forget the part of their tokenomics that caught my attention. 71% of the maximum CNX supply is allocated to task mining, with releases tied to demand and completed work Why does that matter? Because that allocation doesn’t enter circulation just because another day, month, or year has passed. Its release depends on actual network usage. From an investor’s perspective, that makes actual adoption an important part of the supply story and it means my investment won’t be diluted simply by time passing. Crynux launched its mainnet in June 2026, following a testnet that recorded 1,785 nodes and 55 million completed tasks. What gets my attention is the problem Crynux is solving: developers need reliable, cost-efficient computation, GPU owners can supply it, and Crynux gives them a way to make that happen. Check out the video yourself. That GPU sitting idle could help someone get their next big idea off the ground.

The deepest intel lives on the Tree. It shows all the connected dots. One lookup shows you what five dashboards can’t. Who’s behind the wallet, where they’re positioned, and what story they’re riding or hiding. Signals are data. The connections are alpha. The Tree shows you what nobody else can. How does The Tree benefit $SLEUTH holders? You need to hold $SLEUTH or have a monthly subscription (paid in Sleuth) to gain access to the platform. → Holders take supply out of the pool and keep it in their wallets. As users step up to T3 and T4, more of it stays there. → Subscribers pay in SLEUTH every month, and a quarter of every payment is locked for two years currently before it goes to the swarm as wages Usage turns into demand for the token. That demand turns into supply leaving the market. As the Tree grows, it surfaces more links, which brings more users and more lockup.

Robinhood Chain built for: the builders built for: the apps built for: the memes built for: the wallets built for: the trenches built for: the LPs built for: the markets built for: the market makers built for: Stock Tokens built for: any asset built for: onchain built for: _______

This is where you NEED to start accumulating the top projects and the memes that will become the identity of RH Chain if you believe RH is here to stay. 100B Dex volume in 100 days is nothing you want to fade imo.

Market is boring so I did some due dilligence on $CNX. The decentralized AI infra space is booming, but most projects still run on datacenters and don't even verify their output. $CNX - @crynuxio does it differently: ▫️Edge AI orchestration: taps into idle GPUs worldwide, no datacenter needed ▫️vssML: VRF + ZKPs for verifiable AI, ~10% validation overhead ▫️Bridge API & SDK: easy integration for dapps/developers ▫️200+ nodes, 2000+ TFLOPS, growing, no whitelist In my opinion it’s massively undervalued compared to their competitors: $TAO $2.3B $RNDR $700M $AKT $200M $ATH $95M Permissionless, trustless, edge-first. Will share some more info soon.