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Replying to @exsaverse @playwanderfores
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Replying to @SAGEAIRDROPS @RobinhoodApp
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What if your money could keep earning even when you're waiting for your next trade?
I've always found it a bit odd that money prepared for trading often earns nothing while waiting
That's why @grvt_io upcoming Grvt 2.0 caught my attention
Here's what's planned 👇
✅ Grvt Earn
Coming in late October with tokenized fixed income strategies targeting yields of up to 11% (not guaranteed)
✅ Stable Funding Perps
Planned for November with stocks FX commodities and indices plus zero trading fees and once daily funding. The goal is 1,000+ markets by December 2026
✅ Yield as Margin
Also planned for November. Eligible earn balances could back trading positions while continuing to earn yield
✅ Grvt 2.0 App
Expected in late November with a redesigned app a unified self custodial balance and the 2027 roadmap
Personally, I'm most curious about Yield as Margin because it could change how traders manage capital instead of keeping separate funds for earning and trading
And bringing all these products together in one app is what makes the roadmap worth following for me
I'm really excited for Grvt 2.0 and looking forward to seeing these new features go live 🫡
One thing I appreciate about onchain transparency is being able to check things for myself
@grvt_io has a public buyback dashboard where anyone can track the buyback activity
You can check
✅ Amount of GRVT purchased
✅ Percentage of circulating supply
✅ Cumulative tokens burned
✅ Transaction hashes
I like that users don't have to rely only on a post or announcement to know what's happening
Grvt also has an independent execution partner handling purchases on behalf of the Foundation's token issuer
For me, this kind of transparency is worth having especially when a project is building a long term token buyback program
You can track $GRVT buybacks here 👇
grvt.io/exchange/buybacks
Been seeing a lot of token buyback announcements lately but @grvt_io now has an actual completed one to show
1.1M ethereum:0xad29f2723fcdbcf665f210f25e06f97477e417cf bought from the open market and permanently burned in its first buyback
The amount was nearly 1% of circulating supply at the time
For me, this is what real execution looks like.
A few details caught my attention:
✅ The buyback used a portion of the app's gross profit
✅ The tokens were burned through the GRVT contract's burn() function
✅ The first purchase represented nearly 1% of circulating supply at the time
✅ Every round can be checked through the public buyback dashboard
What I find worth following is the connection between actual product activity and the token
Grvt is allocating a portion of app gross profit toward buybacks. Future rounds are intended to happen monthly, but they're still discretionary
Of course, a burn alone doesn't tell the whole story
I'll be watching how it grows its product and whether it can keep generating the business activity behind this program
A promising start from Grvt and I'm rooting for the team to keep delivering
Good night CT 😴
The market hasn't been looking great lately. Everything seems to be dumping
Anyway, enjoy your weekend, fam. Hopefully, we start the new eek with some green candles on Monday
Spent some time exploring @quipnetwork and completed my daily tasks as well
See you tomorrow
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Honestly, feels like only jeeters are winning in the NFT space lately
I minted Everdraw for $120, and it never came back to its mint price, current top offer is just $24
Recently minted PTSD for $30 too, and it’s already down around 50%
The worst part is that I actually put time and effort into getting WL for both projects. After all that grinding, watching your mints lose this much value is frustrating
Gaming NFTs are looking especially rough lately. Holders are taking heavy losses, and it’s getting harder to stay optimistic
I think free mints are the only ones worth it nowadays, while paid mints feel too risky
Wdyt?












