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Istg I wanna leave this cancerous shit behind and be gone forever.
But till I hit the goal, the trenches keep calling.
Been playing this
Seems really fun and kinda interesting
$gtaheist
Play the game: gtaheist.fun
MISSION STARTED: The Vault Job
CA: 3ZkY8R4F2STyHNPUNNSoCgwgb8NgeL1UQf3MnVwrpump
Rob it. Outrun the cops. Bank the bag.
Holder Pass unlocks tomorrow.
You get a launchpad and you get a launchpad and everyone gets a launchpad
You’re all fucking insane.
Do you really think building another launchpad is a good idea?
At this rate, we’ll soon have more launchpads than tokens with a market cap above $100K.
Start separating the wheat from the chaff and invest in projects that offer more than the ability to launch yet another useless token with a single click.
1. Pump.fun
2. BONK.fun / LetsBONK.fun
3. Raydium LaunchLab
4. Jupiter Studio
5. Bags
6. Four.meme
7. Clanker
8. Pons
9. Flap.sh
10. Virtuals Protocol
11. Bankr
12. StonkFun
13. Zora
14. Meteora DBC
15. Moonshot
16. Believe
17. Boop
18. SunPump
19. FOMO
20. DAO Maker
21. Polkastarter
22. Seedify
23. Kommunitas
24. Binance Launchpad
25. Binance Wallet / Alpha
26. CoinList
27. Fjord Foundry
28. Legion
29. Uniswap CCA
30. MetaDAO
31. Backable
32. ChainGPT Pad
33. Ember Network
34. KingdomStarter
35. Jupiter LFG
36. Ape Terminal
37. BlastUp
38. BRC App
39. BRCStarter
40. Crypto Hub
41. Dappad+
42. DeFi Accelerator
43. DexCheck Pad
44. Eclipse Fi
45. Elixir Launcher
46. Finceptor
47. MOBY
48. Moon App
49. Octavia Ventures
50. OpenPad
51. Ordify
52. Oxbull
53. People’s Alliance
54. Raiser
55. SeaPad
56. SidusPad
57. Trailblaze
58. Unicorn Hunter
59. BSClaunch
60. Spores Network
61. BSCPad
62. ETHPad
63. BullStarter
64. Poolz Finance
65. Red Kite
66. KuCoin Spotlight
67. Bybit Launchpad
68. OKX Jumpstart
69. Gate.io Startup
70. Coinbase Token Sales
71. TokenFi
72. PAID Ignition
73. Enjinstarter
74. PinkSale
75. Echo Launchpad
76. PancakeSwap Launchpad
77. Sonar Crypto Launchpad
78. Coin Terminal Launchpad
79. Capital Launchpad
80. eesee
81. Kraken Launch
82. Pump Mayhem
83. Heaven
84. TokenMill V2
85. Moonit
86. Cooking.City
87. time.fun
88. Circus
89. Dealr
90. OhFuckFun
91. PrintFun
92. Trend
93. shout.fun
94. xApple
95. Sendshot
96. DubDub
97. cults
98. OpenGameProtocol
99. AMERICA.fun
100. Printr
101. Coinbarrel
102. Blowfish
103. MeMoo
104. Metaplex
105. Scale
106. Eitherway
107. Feel.cash
108. EasyA Kickstart
109. Doppler
110. tren.ch
111. send.fun
112. hostile.xyz
113. meme.fun
114. BONAD.fun
115. Nad.Fun
116. Baseapp
117. ArenaTrade
118. Meteora Alpha Vault
119. Kumbaya
120. bow.fun
121. Sushi Launch
122. Liquid
123. Noice
124. Flaunch
125. Livo
126. NOXA Fun
127. hood.fun
128. moto.fun
129. Genius
130. Peach
131. LONG
132. o1.exchange
133. minara.fun
134. Tolly
135. Launchfair
136. Argus
137. Faze
138. Lift
139. Flywheel
140. Realm
141. c8ntinuum
142. openlaunch.lol
143. Pools
144. LetsCash
145. BaseStonk
146. Umia
147. XPad
148. XPadLaunch
149. Feedpad
150. Mint Club
151. Wavebreak (Orca)
152. TrustPad
153. DaoStarter
154. Synapse Network
155. MoonStarter
156. ChainBoost
157. BHero
158. WeWay
159. Magic Square
160. Launchpool
161. Tenset
162. SingularityDAO
163. xLaunchpad
164. Zelwin Finance
165. FireStarter
166. Huostarter
167. SagaPad
168. AlphaMind
169. BiFinance
170. Coinstore
171. Futardio
172. RWA Inc
173. P2B Launchpad
174. Solanium
175. RevShare
176. JustSendit
177. Sapling
178. Rapid Launch
179. Bordrless
180. Rise.rich
181. Anoncoin
182. Squeeze
183. Smithii
184. Clank.fun
185. Gate Fun
186. CakePad
187. ZNS Launchpad
188. PumpSpace
189. IceCreamSwap Launchpad
190. QuickLaunch Bot
191. Bitpanda Spotlight
192. StonkBrokers
193. Sentry
194. ArrowPad
195. token.select
196. par.family
197. hookr.fun
198. v4.fun
199. RaiseHood
200. PerpsHood
201. Ponzu
202. Frontier
203. Froth
204. Peeps
205. Hookers
206. Pairex
207. MerryForge
208. Unihood
209. PairYard
210. Pyre
211. RobinSeed
212. pez
213. Frenlaunch
214. RallyPad
215. AlfaClub
216. based.bid
217. Mosh
218. keep.coffee
219. Torch
220. DegenZone
221. Starter Labs
222. BullPerks
223. GamesPad
224. GameFi
225. Listpad
226. PattiePump
227. PattiePad
228. OKX Wallet
229. Jupiter DTF
230. Curated
231. Blockchain.com Institutional
232. TransFi Token Listing
233. TrustSwap
234. GameZone
235. TruePNL
236. DuckSTARTER
237. Camelot
238. Bounce
239. ZENDIT
240. CardStarter
241. BinStarter
242. AcceleRaytor
243. Impossible Finance
244. Infinity Pad
245. GAGARIN
246. DAOLaunch
247. OccamRazer
248. Babylons
249. Avalaunch
250. Gamestarter
251. LaunchZone
252. CyberFi
253. ZeroSwap
254. IXIR
255. GenPad
256. Krystal GO
257. StarLaunch
258. WeStarter
259. TorkPad
260. PolkaBridge
261. RazrFi
262. Infinite Launch
263. GameStation
264. A2DAO
265. FantomStarter
266. KOIStarter
267. Roseon Finance
268. Lightning
269. TronPad
270. Vent Finance
271. KickPAD
272. Scaleswap
273. Gnosis Auction
274. Balancer LBPs
275. LuaStarter
276. Uplift
277. RoadStarter
278. Catapult
279. Lemonade
280. PEAKDEFI
281. StepLaunch
282. FinLaunch
283. AptosLaunch
284. Convergence Finance
285. SpinTop
286. Lighthouse
287. TrustFi
288. AvaXlauncher
289. Iskra
290. BSCStation
291. Decubate
292. Agentlauncher
293. ALEX
294. BakerySwap
295. Banana Market
296. Bitget Wallet
297. Buidlpad
298. Bybit Web3
299. Cetus
300. FLYBTC
301. Fount
302. Gate.io Inscription Launchpad
303. Gems
304. Hooked
305. Layer3
306. LeverPro
307. MerlinStarter
308. Musk Dao
309. NovaSeeds
310. SeaFi
311. Starship
312. TonUp
313. TurtSat
314. Up10
315. UXUY
316. Tokensoft
317. Republic
318. SwissBorg
319. Graphite Protocol
320. Stockereum
321. daos.fun
322. Sugar
323. Huobi Primelist
324. AscendEX
325. BitMart
326. MEXC
327. ProBit IEO
328. Bitget
329. Poloniex LaunchBase
330. CoinMetro Invest
331. ByTrade
332. OceanEx
333. LBank
334. EXMO
335. DigiFinex
336. Bitfinex
337. AngelONE
338. BigONE
339. Dex-Trade Launchpad
340. HashKey Global
341. Indoex Launchpad
342. LATOKEN
343. WE-Launch
344. Websea
345. XT Launchpad
Been watching $VEYA. One of the few agent projects on RH that feels like actual infra instead of another wrapper.
Agents touching money need limits and proof. Most stuff doesn’t have either. Veya gives agents a workspace, tool allowlist and spending budget that gets enforced.
Private fields stay sealed, three independent validators check the work, and it only counts if 2/3 agree.
Then it anchors on Mainnet so there’s a public receipt without leaking the inputs.
What’s live already: app for environments and budgets, SDK, MCP with 51 tools you can just paste into Claude/Cursor, and a sandbox you can try in 10 seconds with no wallet. Private data never leaves the browser, you get the proof.
Bullish because as agents get more autonomy the trust layer becomes the bottleneck. They’re building the boring part (limits, sealed execution, verifiable receipts) and shipping it instead of just talking.
Next is Agent Skills so any agent can pick up the rules and proofs without custom setup.
Still very early
Sandbox just shows how easy it is to setup agents on their infra.
Proving a farm harvest shouldn’t mean exposing the strategy behind it.
See how VEYA Sandbox lets you:
→ Keep your strategy note private
→ Run the Farm Watcher
→ Verify the result when 2 of 3 independent checks agree
→ Get a receipt anyone can verify
No account. No wallet. Try it yourself.
veyanet.tech/sandbox
CryptoStacksss retweeted
It’s actually crazy how you grow up thinking home-cooked meals every day are just normal, then get older and realise how much time and effort it took your Mom to make that happen and how lucky you were to have that.
One of the most consistent projects on Robinhood
VEYA is live on Robinhood Chain Mainnet. Here’s how to use it.
For users: Connect your wallet, create an account, and manage your agents through the VEYA app.
For developers: Build with VEYA using the API, TypeScript SDK, or MCP.
Both paths connect to the same infrastructure for controlled execution and verifiable onchain outcomes.
App: app.veyanet.tech
Developer docs: veyanet.tech/docs
$veya
CryptoStacksss retweeted
Your Agents. Your Rules. Your Control.
Giving an AI agent access to your tools is easy. Making sure it only does what you allow is the real challenge.
Today’s livestream showed how VEYA puts that control in your hands:
→ Explore freely: Read blockchain data, hash records, and verify receipts without connecting a wallet.
→ Set the boundaries: Give each agent its own environment, memory, and approved tools.
→ Block unwanted actions: Calls outside an agent’s permissions are refused.
→ Stay in control of execution: Test agent runs separately from Mainnet and connect your wallet when an action requires it.
→ Check the proof: Inspect the Mainnet contract and verify public receipts yourself.
You decide what your agents can access. They operate within the limits you set. And you can check the evidence afterward.
$veya
Can you guys sort the liquidity for your token?
It’s crazy thin across two pools, can’t do sized buys
12% difference on a 4k buy is insane
CryptoStacksss retweeted
Arclight now tracks its core usage numbers live:
868 LP positions minted
$10.6K+ USDC deployed through the builders
7.4M $ARCLIGHT staked for x402 throughput
We put the receipts on the homepage.
And none of it relies on trusting our UI. The builder + staking contracts are published in the docs, so anyone can independently verify the numbers onchain.
For a platform aiming to be the premium liquidity venue on @arc, this is the scoreboard that matters:
Capital deployed, positions created, infrastructure used, supply committed.
What about fulfilment orders done by Shipmonk?
Is there scrutiny around those that they have not been tampered?
Interesting one, watching this
