
Visual Information Layer of Technology | Janitor @paboxoxyz | All Posts NFA + DYOR
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Joined January 2022
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Why did we build @paboxoxyz from scratch?
Because tokenized stocks run on two different clocks.
The blockchain never stops. Stock markets and their price feeds do closing daily, and pausing on weekends and holidays.
That becomes critical when you use a stock token as collateral: a price from before the close doesn’t tell you what you could sell it for right now.
Most DeFi lending was designed for assets that trade 24/7. Tokenized stocks need lending rules that account for these market breaks.
So we built market hours into Paboxo:
- New borrowing and liquidations pause when the relevant stock market is closed.
- Collateral withdrawals against outstanding debt pause too.
- You can still repay or add collateral.
- Price-dependent actions require fresh oracle data.
We want people to borrow against their stocks without having to sell them. That starts with respecting how the underlying market actually works.
Paboxo v0 is now live on Robinhood Chain Mainnet.
This is our first step.
Paboxo is live: app.paboxo.xyz
Deposit USDG. Earn lending yield. Borrow against Stock Tokens.
Now open for deposits on Robinhood Chain.
Rebuilt @RuneCrypto_’s table and added the % breakdown.
It’s pretty clear: despite the insane volume of launches on Pumpfun, only a microscopic slice actually holds a $100k floor.
- @LaunchOnSF → 0.04%
- @virtuals_io → 0.03%
- @longdotxyz → 0.02%
- @flapdotsh → 0.01%
- @ponsdotfamily → 0.01%
So you can give me all the bullish theses on $PUMP, but I don’t think the economy will trickle down to the projects launching on it.
Rebuilt @RuneCrypto_’s table and added the % breakdown.
It’s pretty clear: despite the insane volume of launches on Pumpfun, only a microscopic slice actually holds a $100k floor.
- @LaunchOnSF → 0.04%
- @virtuals_io → 0.03%
- @longdotxyz → 0.02%
- @flapdotsh → 0.01%
- @ponsdotfamily → 0.01%
So you can give me all the bullish theses on $PUMP, but I don’t think the economy will trickle down to the projects launching on it.
Personally, I’m convinced purpose-built, bespoke launch infrastructure like @Moshdottrade is where legit teams and real projects will choose to go live.
It’s pretty straightforward: people are tired of low-effort tokens that can get nuked overnight by bundles and extraction games, they want higher-quality launches with anti-rug tokenomics.
Very bullish on @ponsdotfamily and @BundleCatAI.
NFA. DYOR.
Bundle-ism is dead.
@Moshdottrade V1 flips the launchpad model: plug into Mosh’s market-making swarm.
Projects bring the brand, community, and rules; Mosh brings the contracts, early buy, and three trading agents, Hyperliquid-style, with third-party front ends earning fees on shared infra.
TL;DR:
- Backers fund a public “Bundle” raise
- Funds sit in non-withdrawable vaults as swarm inventory
- Agents can trade, but cannot pull capital
- Goal: keep markets alive after launch hype
Projects set the format, access, pairs, and fee splits. Terms lock at creation; failed raises refund. Launchpads and projects can add fees; Mosh takes 20% of trading fees plus 5% of successful raises (ops plus $BUN buybacks plus in-house fund).
First integrations: @orbiodotso + @kivoagentxyz for AI-agent launches. Mosh plans to aggregate qualifying launches in-app.
Early stats: $514K trading fees across 32 launches ($402K to backers). But 40 raises did not fill, and median drawdown was 72% from day-one highs.
Personally I think a durable post-launch market is a product other launchpads will pay for and that's also the reason why @paboxoxyz will launch on Mosh V1.
NFA. DYOR.
Honestly, this feels like engagement farming, using drama as the hook, imo.
I’ve been in crypto since 2017 and created this account in 2022, but I don’t recognize the names on that list or see familiar mutuals.
That doesn’t make them bad creators, but how were these 200+ accounts selected? Why use them to judge all of CT? And who’s the contact/KOL manager who provided the list?
“200+ KOLs, 10M+ combined followers, and 280 NFTs sold” sounds bad. But did you do your own due diligence?
We also need to address the elephant in the room: product, audience fit, and campaign execution matter. A failed campaign alone doesn’t prove everyone is a scammer, there’s more to it.
Personally, I’ve been rejecting a lot of promo offers lately because too many look like larps to me. Eli5DeFi has years of runway, so I don’t need to take every deal.
At this point, I’m only supporting projects I believe in, usually through close friends, reputable agencies, or genuine builders I know. Even then, I still need to do my homework.
For projects: please do your due diligence before hiring creators. Look beyond follower counts and scores, look at their actual track record and motions. If you don’t know what you’re doing, bring in experienced people or reputable agencies. Ofc, the good ones don’t come cheap.
Crypto Twitter KOLs are a fucking scam. And we have the numbers to prove why.
We hired 200+ KOLs with 10M+ combined followers. Every single one had a 400+ Sorsa score and 100+ Smart Followers. Most had 1,000+ Sorsa.
200+ KOLs posted twice each.
Our result? 280 NFTs sold at $5.
Now let’s talk about this circus.
Fake views. Fake likes. AI-generated replies that don’t even understand what the project does. The same fucking accounts liking and replying to each other in engagement groups, recycling engagement and pretending they’re influential.
You have 200K followers but can’t prove you have actual buyers. You’re scared of referral deals because deep down you know nobody will click your links, buy anything or convert.
YOU HAVE BOTTED FOLLOWERS, NOT INFLUENCE.
And the funniest part? You genuinely think you’re marketing professionals. You’re a bunch of engagement farmers playing influencer, selling fake numbers to projects and calling it a career.
Our team tested this firsthand. We were ready to pay for influence, but got fucking nothing.
And you wonder why CT is dying? Why projects are cutting deals? Why marketing teams are moving to TikTok and Instagram?
BECAUSE NOBODY WANTS TO PAY FOR YOUR BULLSHIT ANYMORE.
Honestly, go work at McDonald’s. At least you’ll serve people something useful instead of selling projects fake engagement and pretending to be important.
200+ KOLs. 10M+ followers. 280 NFTs sold.
That’s your fucking influence.
Bundle-ism is dead.
@Moshdottrade V1 flips the launchpad model: plug into Mosh’s market-making swarm.
Projects bring the brand, community, and rules; Mosh brings the contracts, early buy, and three trading agents, Hyperliquid-style, with third-party front ends earning fees on shared infra.
TL;DR:
- Backers fund a public “Bundle” raise
- Funds sit in non-withdrawable vaults as swarm inventory
- Agents can trade, but cannot pull capital
- Goal: keep markets alive after launch hype
Projects set the format, access, pairs, and fee splits. Terms lock at creation; failed raises refund. Launchpads and projects can add fees; Mosh takes 20% of trading fees plus 5% of successful raises (ops plus $BUN buybacks plus in-house fund).
First integrations: @orbiodotso + @kivoagentxyz for AI-agent launches. Mosh plans to aggregate qualifying launches in-app.
Early stats: $514K trading fees across 32 launches ($402K to backers). But 40 raises did not fill, and median drawdown was 72% from day-one highs.
Personally I think a durable post-launch market is a product other launchpads will pay for and that's also the reason why @paboxoxyz will launch on Mosh V1.
NFA. DYOR.
Bundle-ism is dead.
@Moshdottrade V1 flips the launchpad model: plug into Mosh’s market-making swarm.
Projects bring the brand, community, and rules; Mosh brings the contracts, early buy, and three trading agents, Hyperliquid-style, with third-party front ends earning fees on shared infra.
TL;DR:
- Backers fund a public “Bundle” raise
- Funds sit in non-withdrawable vaults as swarm inventory
- Agents can trade, but cannot pull capital
- Goal: keep markets alive after launch hype
Projects set the format, access, pairs, and fee splits. Terms lock at creation; failed raises refund. Launchpads and projects can add fees; Mosh takes 20% of trading fees plus 5% of successful raises (ops plus $BUN buybacks plus in-house fund).
First integrations: @orbiodotso + @kivoagentxyz for AI-agent launches. Mosh plans to aggregate qualifying launches in-app.
Early stats: $514K trading fees across 32 launches ($402K to backers). But 40 raises did not fill, and median drawdown was 72% from day-one highs.
Personally I think a durable post-launch market is a product other launchpads will pay for and that's also the reason why @paboxoxyz will launch on Mosh V1.
NFA. DYOR.
Eli5DeFi retweeted
PSA: @stillearlypod, @GenzioCo and @IOHKMedia have nothing to do with blocmates. Their bios say "Podcast Host @blocmates". That's false, and it's not us.
We ran Still Early as a blocmates podcast production in 2023–24. When we later released the handle, someone took it and is now using our name to look legit.
The same accounts have been reposting "check your allocation" and "claim airdrop" links that go to brand-new domains. If a site asks you to verify your wallet for a free allocation, assume it's a drainer.
Just to be safe: If you connected a wallet to one of these links, revoke the approvals (for example at revoke.cash), move your funds to a fresh wallet and report the posts.
Our only real accounts are @blocmates and and registered affiliates which you can check on our main acc feed and will have badges.
Weird behaviour please stay safe
Eli5DeFi retweeted
Hyperliquid did it for trading. We’re doing it for launchpads.
Read more about it:
➥ Project Spotlight - Week 44/2026
Here are 9 handpicked projects you'll want to explore.
➢ @FreedomFactory
➢ @folio_market
➢ @looputo_fi
➢ @torosfinance
➢ @SlopCash
➢ @Cordaxyz
➢ @saplingdotcash
➢ @jusd_finance
➢ @floatdotxyz
Below you will find brief summaries for each.
Let's dive in!
…
— 📌 | Freedom Factory
Makers of the dGEN1 (Ethereum-native mobile device running the open-source ethOS) and the latest PQ1, the first quantum-proof hardware wallet.
ethOS integrates a native account-abstracted wallet (ERC-4337), light clients, XMTP messaging, paymasters, and OS-level AI agents (Andyclaw/dGENTs) that can use apps autonomously via a virtual screen.
…
— 📌 | Folio
Social trading layer and infrastructure for tokenized equity baskets on @RobinhoodCrypto Chain. Creators launch “Folios” (one-ticker index funds of stocks), F-Pools (tokenized synthetic perps, e.g. 5× NVDA held as an ERC-20), and perps (via @Lighter_xyz.
…
— 📌 | Looputo
Automated leveraged looping engine on top of @aave, @Morpho, and @sparkfinance. One-click entry for LSTs, yield-bearing stables, or RWAs with built-in protections against liquidation, negative carry, and leverage drift. Set-and-forget positions that rebalance themselves; users choose leverage and risk params.
…
— 📌 | Toros
Tokenized automated strategies as ERC-20s (built on Chamber). Offers leveraged tokens (1x–4x long/short with automated rebalancing and liquidation protection), 1x synthetic exposure, thematic stock index Stacks, and options strategies. Options are now live on Base, powered by @DeriveXYZ.
…
— 📌 | Slop
Non-custodial funding rail for open source, recently raised $SLOP via @umia_finance. Projects set monthly USDC budgets; anyone (or any AI agent) can submit work, but only maintainer-accepted merged PRs and useful reviews get paid.
…
— 📌 | Corda
Protocol bringing institutional-grade / blue-chip assets and yield onchain on Solana (built with R3). Focus on trusted originators, real yield, composability, distribution, and clear redemption paths. Institutional compliance (AML, audits by Halborn)
…
— 📌 | Sapling
First fully Zcash-native launchpad and terminal on Solana. Launch and trade memecoins paired with $ZEC (or other quotes, including stocks on Robinhood Chain) straight from a Zcash wallet. Every coin has a ZEC “roots” vault fed by trade fees; burn tokens for your share of ZEC + a stamp on @Zcash mainnet.
…
— 📌 | jUSD Finance
Fixed-yield credit vaults. Deposit USDC, receive $JUSD (1:1 backed), earn real yield from delta-neutral CEX/DEX arbitrage + collateralized private credit strategies (on- and off-chain). Backed by @jpegtrading.
…
— 📌 | Float
Float is a brand-new Solana launchpad and powered by @Raydium, basically a pumpfun for tokenized stocks. Anyone can launch a memecoin paired with a stock token like NVIDIA, Tesla or McDonald's, or with plain SOL or USDC.
Check out our complete portfolio here:
eli5defi.xyz/
➥ Project Spotlight - Week 44/2026
Here are 9 handpicked projects you'll want to explore.
➢ @FreedomFactory
➢ @folio_market
➢ @looputo_fi
➢ @torosfinance
➢ @SlopCash
➢ @Cordaxyz
➢ @saplingdotcash
➢ @jusd_finance
➢ @floatdotxyz
Below you will find brief summaries for each.
Let's dive in!
…
— 📌 | Freedom Factory
Makers of the dGEN1 (Ethereum-native mobile device running the open-source ethOS) and the latest PQ1, the first quantum-proof hardware wallet.
ethOS integrates a native account-abstracted wallet (ERC-4337), light clients, XMTP messaging, paymasters, and OS-level AI agents (Andyclaw/dGENTs) that can use apps autonomously via a virtual screen.
…
— 📌 | Folio
Social trading layer and infrastructure for tokenized equity baskets on @RobinhoodCrypto Chain. Creators launch “Folios” (one-ticker index funds of stocks), F-Pools (tokenized synthetic perps, e.g. 5× NVDA held as an ERC-20), and perps (via @Lighter_xyz.
…
— 📌 | Looputo
Automated leveraged looping engine on top of @aave, @Morpho, and @sparkfinance. One-click entry for LSTs, yield-bearing stables, or RWAs with built-in protections against liquidation, negative carry, and leverage drift. Set-and-forget positions that rebalance themselves; users choose leverage and risk params.
…
— 📌 | Toros
Tokenized automated strategies as ERC-20s (built on Chamber). Offers leveraged tokens (1x–4x long/short with automated rebalancing and liquidation protection), 1x synthetic exposure, thematic stock index Stacks, and options strategies. Options are now live on Base, powered by @DeriveXYZ.
…
— 📌 | Slop
Non-custodial funding rail for open source, recently raised $SLOP via @umia_finance. Projects set monthly USDC budgets; anyone (or any AI agent) can submit work, but only maintainer-accepted merged PRs and useful reviews get paid.
…
— 📌 | Corda
Protocol bringing institutional-grade / blue-chip assets and yield onchain on Solana (built with R3). Focus on trusted originators, real yield, composability, distribution, and clear redemption paths. Institutional compliance (AML, audits by Halborn)
…
— 📌 | Sapling
First fully Zcash-native launchpad and terminal on Solana. Launch and trade memecoins paired with $ZEC (or other quotes, including stocks on Robinhood Chain) straight from a Zcash wallet. Every coin has a ZEC “roots” vault fed by trade fees; burn tokens for your share of ZEC + a stamp on @Zcash mainnet.
…
— 📌 | jUSD Finance
Fixed-yield credit vaults. Deposit USDC, receive $JUSD (1:1 backed), earn real yield from delta-neutral CEX/DEX arbitrage + collateralized private credit strategies (on- and off-chain). Backed by @jpegtrading.
…
— 📌 | Float
Float is a brand-new Solana launchpad and powered by @Raydium, basically a pumpfun for tokenized stocks. Anyone can launch a memecoin paired with a stock token like NVIDIA, Tesla or McDonald's, or with plain SOL or USDC.
Eli5DeFi retweeted
Amplifying again, more domains under attack. Not sure what’s happening but stay safe ya’ll.
Eli5DeFi retweeted
Just got this warning from @blockaid_ - be careful if you're using any of these sites, please read this closely and do not connect your wallet to the sites for now
cc @flapdotsh @Kintsu @ClutchMarkets
What if you could hold a stock only while the market is closed, without buying and selling every day?
That's the idea behind Isolated Exposure Tokens (IETs), proposed by @0xbeans and The @standard_rsv.
Deposit one tokenized share and receive:
• OVERNIGHT: exposure from the close to the next open.
• SESSION: exposure from the open to the close.
Hold both and redeem for one share. Sell one to keep only the exposure you want. Each series has an expiry; exiting one side earlier requires a buyer.
A simple example:
• A $100 share starts with $50 allocated to each token.
• It opens at $110: OVERNIGHT rises to $60.
• It closes at $105: SESSION falls to $45.
• Together, they're worth $105 at the accounting level.
Why it's interesting and why we're at @paboxoxyz also loves it as it align with our off-market lending features.
• Could support overnight-only vaults and targeted hedges.
• Splits exposure without requiring the issuer to trade the underlying every day.
• Gives DeFi another building block, similar in structure to Pendle's split claims.
But something that still needs some works and detailed explanations:
• Each token starts with roughly 2× exposure at its initial accounting value.
• Balances accumulate dollar moves, so they don't reproduce the compounded returns.
• Expected overnight gains can already be priced into the token.
• Overnight exposure existed before through NightShares ETFs.
The vault can't pay $110 if the losing holder owes nothing. Caps, early termination or extra capital could help, but the supplied paper doesn't specify a rule.
Promising concept. It needs clear loss rules, reliable price feeds and affordable liquidity before the historical overnight anomaly becomes a new primitive.
Eli5DeFi retweeted
We are investigating a cluster of large outflows from Binance hot wallets that began at approximately 20:24 UTC on 29 October 2026. On-chain, the transfers look consistent with unauthorized movement from those wallets, but this has not been confirmed by Binance, and we cannot yet rule out an internal treasury or operational sweep.
Observed chains: Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Avalanche, with related receipts also visible on Optimism.
Observed scale (approximate, still being reconciled):
Ethereum: about $2.5 billion from Binance 14 and Binance 16, plus an additional 780,000,000 USDC from a Binance smart account
Arbitrum: about 8,426 ETH (~$19.5 million)
Avalanche: about 1.81 million AVAX and 8.4 million USDT (~$24 million)
Affected Binance wallets include:
Ethereum Binance 14: 0x28C6c06298d514Db089934071355E5743bf21d60
Ethereum Binance 16: 0xDFd5293D8e347dFe59E90eFd55b2956a1343963d
Ethereum smart account: 0xEe7aE85f2Fe2239E27D9c1E23fFFe168D63b4055
Arbitrum Binance 56 / Hot Wallet 1 / Binance 89: 0x1b5b4e441f5a22bfd91b7772c780463f66a74b35, 0xf92402bb795fd7cd08fb83839689db79099c8c9c, 0x3931dab967c3e2dbb492fe12460a66d0fe4cc857
Avalanche Binance 49 / 85 / 110 / 118: 0x9f8c163cBA728e99993ABe7495F06c0A3c8Ac8b9, 0x6D8bE5cdf0d7DEE1f04E25FD70B001AE3B907824, 0xABa2D404C5C41da5964453A368aFF2604Ae80A14, 0x3BCE63C6C9ABf7A47f52c9A3a7950867700B0158
Primary collection address (same across the affected chains): 0x5227f603C1eE34CE3C06eFe6477003BDfCCB2f8c
Further destination wallets currently holding a large share of the funds include: 0x9749292D74Fd460982d0912eA9515EA24736C762, 0x0Ddf0480016e6bCb2C1F5d190D221FBA1320697e, 0x8532fa14acaf483729c449b8458aeddb900543d4, and 0x8d53903625b8e839b9DF4bd28B0EFb1CD6b8639A.
We recommend treating this as unconfirmed until Binance issues an official statement. We will update as we verify more.
Legendary billionaire is bullish, and you sold your bag?
NGMI.
Two real‑world yield streams. One onchain pipeline: @apyx_fi.
@MicroStrategy’s preferred shares spin off cash dividends, and U.S. Treasuries generate interest, Apyx channels both into DeFi seamlessly.
The appeal is simple: earn from real‑world assets through tokens you can hold and use onchain. But the tokens do different jobs, and those differences matter.
Here’s how the money moves:
❶ apxUSD gives you liquidity.
Its reserves include dividend-paying preferred shares from crypto treasury companies, including Strategy’s STRC. You can use apxUSD across supported markets, but holding it alone doesn’t earn yield.
❷ apyUSD passes the income through. (~13.78% APY)
Deposit apxUSD into a vault and receive apyUSD. As dividends accrue, each apyUSD becomes redeemable for more apxUSD. Your balance stays unchanged; its redemption value grows. Exiting involves a cooldown and fees, and yield stops during the wait.
❸ aptUSD takes the Treasury route. (~3.84% APY)
It’s backed by U.S. Treasuries and cash equivalents. Hold it and yield accrues automatically, with no separate staking step, management fees or performance fees. There’s no protocol cooldown, though swaps still depend on liquidity.
And now let's talk about $APYX.
$APYX is Apyx’s planned governance and participation token, with a fixed supply of 100M.
Holders can vote on reserve allocation, risk settings, and payouts. The current model distributes 50% of monthly reserve growth to stakers and retains 50% to grow the reserve.
There are two planned staking options:
→ xAPYX: protocol revenue buys APYX, increasing backing per vault token
→ yAPYX: protocol revenue pays holders in apxUSD
The best exposure is mainly via Apyx Pips:
- Earn pips for eligible holdings, commitments, and supported DeFi positions involving the assets above
- Points accrue daily based on USD value × an activity multiplier (LP and commitments can boost multipliers vs. holding)
- Season 1 users receive a 1.2× loyalty multiplier on eligible Season 2 activity
If you think you’re late: Season 2 has more allocation than Season 1, and both are planned to fully unlock at TGE.
- Season 2: 9M APYX (9% of supply)
- Season 1: 5% of supply
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➥ Final Take
Apyx brings two compelling income sources under one roof: Strategy’s preferred-share dividends through apyUSD and U.S. Treasury yield through aptUSD.
Different risks, different uses, but seamlessly accessible through the same DeFi platform.
That gives $APYX a clear thesis: participation in the economics of bringing those income streams onchain, with a planned share of reserve growth for stakers.
NFA. DYOR.
































