Rome Protocol lets solidity contracts run directly inside solana, so a defi app doesn’t have to choose between EVM and Solana or depend on a bridge to connect the two as a proof point, Compound and Aave were deployed on @RomeProtocol testnet with no changes to their code someone using EVM and someone using Solana interact with the same lending market and the same state, so liquidity from both ecosystems flows in one pool instead of being split those contracts can also call Solana programs atomically, which means an EVM lending protocol can tap native Solana defi with a single transaction. and for lending markets it usually fragment liquidity between chains so it’s a meaningful change Check their live apps at https://t.co/GE9ocNNyqv

Got a surprise stimmy from Meteora Expert Contributors Season 2 Check if you're eligible, 0.6% of $MET supply distributed to Meteora contributors Link: https://t.co/x357vtJzTA > Sign in with X > Link a wallet to your profile (you will receive in that wallet the allocation) 3. $MET will be airdropped in the next days in batches Check even if you didn't apply, I don't remember to do it and got an allocation. Thanks @MeteoraAG and @0xmiir

Keeper Wallet launched Solana support and to mark this launch they’re running a $TRUMP trading competition with the trump token team from October 29 to November 10 10 AM CET anyone who buys, holds or trades $TRUMP inside the @keeper_wallet app gets ranked on the leaderboard, and holding have a weight to the rank just as much as trading does the top 3 at the end each get a ticket to a gala dinner in washington hosted by the president himself only activity inside Keeper count, so trades on other wallets or exchanges won’t have any effect Keeper is a self-custodial wallet with over 77M downloads, formerly tonkeeper, and you can download it through the links below

Solana is one of the fastest and cheapest places to transact, but most of crypto apps are still written for ethereum @romeprotocol runs EVM inside Solana itself, so those apps can work directly on Solana and connect with everything already built there Ethereum users can keep using Rabby and Solana users can keep using Phantom, and both end up using the exact same app with the same balances Everything happens in a single transaction, so there’s no need to move funds from one chain to another or wait for anything to sync if it sparked your interest you can know more about Rome through their docs: https://t.co/IiUym3CUfk

Primus lets you earn stablecoin yield on BNB without anyone seeing how much you have or what you’re doing with it you convert $U or $USDT into encrypted eU or eUSDT, and you can deposit, transfer or withdraw while balances and amounts stay hidden onchain their two vaults route into the existing Unitas strategy at 10.99% APY, so you get the same return as if you were depositing directly but without your wallet and size being visible it’s non-custodial and you can unshield anytime, but as always you have the DeFi associated risks and in this case with one extra contract layer privacy has easily been one of the biggest narratives these last months and i don’t see it slowing down, and @primus_labs can take advantage of that

Arcus Week 3 46.11 points this week in another round of different testings, still not really convinced of the best formula for myself > 1.2M vol > 20k OI > Cost around $2.3 per point I paid around $90 in fees this week. @arcus_xyz is a bit sweaty but it's really pretty much about how much would 1 point possibly be worth at TGE? I'm watching a lot the $5 to $15 range which would be a cook so still undecided if I start scaling more trying to maintain a $2 to $2.5 cost per point and trying maybe +100 points every week or just do mostly DN increasing OI, which may not give me so many points but certainly will make me build exposure at $0-$1 range per point thoughts?

All chains lead to Rome @RomeProtocol is doing something different on solana: an actual evm running inside the chain, not off to the side of it that means solidity apps and solana programs share the same accounts and the same liquidity, so an ethereum wallet and a solana wallet can use the exact same market at the same time teams coming from ethereum can deploy their contracts unchanged with the tools they already use, and solana teams can open their apps to EVM users without touching their code everything settles straight on solana, so you get the speed and finality without a new set of validators to trust Rome is already live on mainnet and audited by halborn, and the docs explain how everything works deeply: https://t.co/IiUym3CUfk

Arcus week 2 - 41 Points Didn't changed much apart from pivoting to fully RWA pairs and got 4x the points, 41 this week > 1.5M vol > 20k OI > Cost around $2.1 per point Nothing crazy and will just change from less maker volume to 50% maker 50% taker apart from DN that is taker taker doing maker volume on RWA pairs is extremely cheap on @arcus_xyz but maybe paying a bit more CPM but being most of it because of fees could work out well will need more weeks to fully understand the best approach and lock in harder after only one invite code this week, UP70RL

Jumper $JUMP got listed today on Aspecta premarket We still don't have the tokenomics for @jumperapp out but I think it will be a positive catalyst for the possible FDV at launch Probably still some weeks left for TGE also, don't expect it that soon, but FDV is currently valued at $177M on premarket, a ~2.4x from sale valuation 42% chance of closing day one over 200M on Polymarket It leaves me wondering tho $177M? Why so bearish?