here’s the $RAT × $EXFIL flywheel 1. people trade RAT. 2. RAT’s stated 3% buy/sell tax funds purchases of EXFIL. 3. that EXFIL is distributed to eligible RAT holders. rewards depend on trading activity not a fixed yield. 4. the RAT dev says his wallet has received 91,594 EXFIL in rewards and contributed all of it to RAT/EXFIL liquidity, with the LP tokens burned. that last step is the dev’s decision, not something every reward recipient automatically does. the connection is straightforward: RAT trading generates reward funding. reward funding buys EXFIL. holders receive EXFIL. the dev recycles his rewards into the pair’s liquidity. important distinction: burning LP tokens prevents redeeming that liquidity position. it does NOT burn the underlying EXFIL, which remains available through swaps. more activity can fund more rewards. less activity means less funding. recipients can also sell their rewards, so buying pressure doesn’t guarantee price appreciation. i hold both. what interests me is an independent community creating another use for EXFIL around the product @abhilashi is building. that’s the connection worth understanding and checking against the on-chain receipts

the rats just crossed $1 MILLION in trading volume Exfil’s latest stats: $1,014,100 traded since october 7. 7,006 trades. 258 traders. $604,941 in the last seven days alone. roughly 60% of the recorded volume came in the past week. that’s a milestone worth celebrating and a reason to keep listening to the people using it. @abhilashi keeps shipping. the community keeps testing, reporting bugs and sharing what needs work. i hold $EXFIL. what gets me excited is watching a product thesis turn into measurable activity. next comes the harder part: earning the next session, the next recommendation and the next trader’s trust. congrats to everyone building @exfildotfun. keep going.

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day 25, and the Exfil thesis is getting clearer: make useful information easier to find, make trading controls easier to understand, and make the position easier to track afterward. that sounds obvious until you remember how much of trench trading happens across disconnected tabs. disclosure: i hold $EXFIL and $RAT. the web updates are live now. you can create an account directly on the website, search and buy Robinhood Chain coins with USDC, and explore a chart that opens on the coin’s whole history. that removes steps between discovering the product and actually trying it. you don’t need to install the app first. but some of the most meaningful changes are smaller. buy chips now select an amount. only the Buy button executes. sell controls apply to the coin you’re viewing, with amounts adjusted after a sale. bags show PnL against average entry, alongside SOL and USDC balances. these details matter when real money is involved. a trader shouldn’t have to guess whether tapping a preset will place an order, or struggle to understand what remains after selling. the next app update brings another useful change: INTEL on by default, above Buy and Sell, with cards that highlight the matching rats on the hill. my read is that this could make investigation a more natural part of entering a trade. information buried in a drawer only helps the people who remember to open it. there’s also an update i’m particularly interested in as a RAT holder: the EXFIL paid by RAT will appear in a box on the RAT position. that makes the reward relationship easier to inspect where you already track the bag. it doesn’t change the rewards or guarantee a return; it makes what you received more visible. RAT remains an independent community project. seeing its distributions represented in the app is a useful connection between the community mechanism and the trading experience. what keeps me bullish is the attention to the whole process: understand the coin. choose the amount. review the trade. track the position. see the rewards. @abhilashi keeps working on the gaps between those steps. there’s still plenty to prove, and the web terminal is still beta. the test is whether these improvements make traders comfortable enough to return and whether their feedback keeps shaping what comes next. open exfil.fun/trade, try the workflow, and tell the team exactly where you get stuck. that’s how we help build the trading experience we kept asking for. 🐀 @exfildotfun