Swap fees split 95/5 during the soft launch: 95% to LPs, 5% to the Treasury. It is a share of fees, not a yield. Outcomes depend on pool activity and position risks. See eligible pools at solve3.fi solve3.fi/?utm_source=x&utm_…

Welcome to Halloween Week. GVote. The epoch clock has no spooky tricks. It just ticks. Here's your vote. 🎃

GVote. Spooky season, clear proposals. If the pitch needs a fog machine, ask for the plain-English version.

GN. Your proposal is bookmarked. Your coffee is empty. Give the brain a break; DeFi will have more questions tomorrow.

Solve3 (lite) is live on mainnet. Soft launch fee split: 95% to liquidity providers, 5% to Treasury. This isn't permanent or an APY. Outcomes depend on activity and position risks. Add liquidity at solve3.fi. solve3.fi/?utm_source=x&utm_…

GVote. Welcome to Halloween Week. ☕ Stablecoin deposits in DeFi hit $24B, up 560.8% in three years. USDC leads at 38.2%. The capital is here. The panic has moved on to a new floor.

Happy Halloween. Before signing a transaction, ask what it can do and which permissions it needs. A pumpkin on the button is excellent seasonal branding. It is not an explanation.

GVote. Good questions welcome. 'Can you explain that without the jargon?' is an excellent place to start.

GN. You made it through another day of DeFi tabs. Rest up. Tomorrow's questionable assumptions aren't going to roast themselves.

Screens off, @MCLBxfBOMB. GN.

Me: 'It's Halloween. Surely the lock terms are feeling festive?' The lock terms: wearing a witch hat, changing absolutely nothing. Read what you're committing before you sign.

GVote. The permanent lock is exactly that. No expiry, no decay. When you lock SOLV3, you hold veSOLV3 voting power until you decide otherwise. Want out? The paid exit returns your principal in exchange for a payment in SOL. The cost is quoted before approval.

The 1-hour cutoff isn’t lag; it’s the audit window. To emit rewards accurately, the protocol must finalize the snapshot. If votes could change at the final second, you’d risk double-counting emissions or paying bribes on a moving target.

GVote. Halloween week is here! Bring good questions. The unnecessary jargon can stay home.

Liquidity is the capital in the pool; staking is a separate deposit. Solve3 gauges do not use staking. Your position earns while the price stays in range. Out of range? You wait. No extra locking ceremony required.

GVote. Welcome to Halloween Week. Here’s Johnny. ☕ The locks are permanent; your sleep schedule is haunted.

GN. You've done enough scrolling for one day. Rest up; tomorrow's governance takes can meet a fully charged brain.

Picked the range. Added liquidity. Watching the price like it's the season finale. In Solve3's design, a position earns emissions while the price stays in its range, subject to the pool's activity gate. No separate gauge-staking step.

GVote. The activity gate isn't a formality; it's a speed bump. A gauge pool must earn 0.01% in trading fees per hour to unlock SOLV3 emissions. If fees are too low, the emissions for that hour burn instead. Passive income works better when the market actually moves.