Jason Aronian

24 days ago

salute to the builders working hard in the trenches and real Gs printing... 🫡

16 days ago

@Uniswap TradFi and #DeFi merging right before our eyes but compliance teams will mandate that the execution layer for V4 hooks is formally audited. @RexHook's onchain certification registry is the missing compliance bridge

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Uniswap

@Uniswap

16 days ago

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16 days ago

@OndoFinance @Uniswap Institutions like @OndoFinance bringing equities onchain is massive. you absolutely need verified immutable hooks to prevent these #RWA pools from being drained #rexhook

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@noatyamu

17 days ago

build it now, not tomorrow, or make that current build 1% better, day in day out. keep the grind going

17 days ago

@MartiniGuyYT complicated and wickedly twisted. time will be a deciding judge

17 days ago

what's cooking?

19 days ago

@Rexhooks v4 Hooks have programmable and flexible behaviour at specific points during a transaction's lifecycle, ingenious 🪝

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19 days ago

Hook-Native Tokenomics: Beyond Bonding Curves Most token launches today still rely on bonding curves. While they’re simple and fair on paper, they’re also quite limited. Once the curve ends, the mechanics usually stop. There’s little room for ongoing behavior, dynamic incentives, or built-in utility after launch. V4 hooks change this. Instead of treating the AMM as just a trading venue, hooks allow token creators to embed real, ongoing mechanics directly into how the token trades and behaves. This is what We call Hook-Native Tokenomics. With hooks, you can design systems where: ⤷ Fees are dynamically adjusted based on holder behavior or market conditions ⤷ A portion of every trade automatically goes into yield-generating strategies ⤷ Liquidity can behave differently depending on price action or time ⤷ Buybacks and burns are triggered by on-chain conditions rather than manual decisions The result is tokenomics that don’t just exist at launch >> they continue evolving with actual usage. The token becomes programmable at the liquidity layer itself. We’re moving from “launch and hope” mechanics to tokens that can have real, self-sustaining economic loops built directly into how they trade. This is still early, but it’s clearly the direction more serious projects are heading.

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19 days ago

v4 Hooks are the scaling 🦄. very accurate @Rexhooks

19 days ago

The broader market is showing weakness, but Hook Summer projects are rebounding hard. Why? Because @Uniswap V4 hooks replace speculative tokenomics with hard-coded, on-chain value accrual. They generate real value instead of relying on hype. But for this momentum to scale into institutional adoption, the ecosystem cannot rely on unverified code. » RexHook provides the definitive trust layer Turning experiments into permanent financial infrastructure. https://t.co/g5Fn4po6OT

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21 days ago

@IAmClintMurphy this is sweet, lit and good luck on future pursuits

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Clint Murphy

@IAmClintMurphy

about 2 years ago

I'm super excited to announce my next step in life: Frame Properties This may be the worst time in the world on this platform to announce I'll be a real estate developer... But... It's been too long a road to worry about that: • 25 years in Finance • 15 years in Real Estate • 8 years as a RE Development CFO • $2.5+ billion in RE sold or stabilized The road has always led here. I've been hinting at it for months now. At least one or two of you have said tell me more. It's time to re-introduce myself and share with you: 1. The backstory 2. Where we're at today 3. What you can expect from me Backstory For the past three years, I've written about personal, professional and financial growth. I've shared some of my personal stories but haven't talked much about what I do for my day job or personal investing. That's about to change. Now, it's time to go to work as an entrepreneur. You're probably thinking, Clint, you're 45, WTF took you so long. It's a question I ask myself, too. The simple answer is it comes down to priorities. There are always two people in a partnership, and I promised my wife stability and earnings early in our relationship. I've held those up for 25+ years now, allowing us to reach a point where the risk will be tolerable for her. I did that by growing my career, with a compounding increase to my salary of ~ 15% per year for most of that time and by investing well. My first 10 years were largely with KPMG, focused on private companies ( SMB Twitter ) and real estate ( RETwit ). The last 15 years have been focused on Real Estate, working for some of Vancouver, British Columbia's largest real estate developers and landlords, the last 8 as the CFO of a large team with exposure to: • Private REITs • Semi-public REITs • Real Estate Development • Mortgage Investment Corporations I've had the fortune to be involved with $2.5+ Billion of real estate sold or stabilized during those 15 years, which includes: • Feasibility • Acquisitions • Development approvals • Construction management • Sales and marketing processes • Project capital, finance and reporting It's been a blast. I've learned from some of the best. But, it's hard to be sitting on the sidelines. To see what's possible and not be in the driver's seat. That all changes now. It's time for the next chapter in life. Before I discuss where we're at today, I would be remiss not to mention real estate has been my path to wealth. I invested in real estate while growing my career to the C-suite level. My wife and I, over the last 12 years, have added to our portfolio: • 2 apartments • 5 townhomes • a summer cottage And our single-family home. Overall, the portfolio's fair market value is ~ $10 million today, which doesn't include an apartment we have under contract to close in 2026. Where We're At Today I've joined three past colleagues and friends in starting a real estate development shop, Frame Properties. We're focused on building a long-term residential real estate development business that we'll scale in a risk-respectful way. Our first project, Emerson, will be under construction next week and has started pre-selling: Some simple concepts you can expect from us: • We Put People First • It's All About the Homes • We're Relentless in What We Do • At the end of the day, It Has to Be FUN Emerson will be 15 townhomes in Victoria, BC, where we'll focus our development efforts. Over the next 10+ years, we'll expand our business focused on the area from Esquimalt to Saanich on Vancouver Island, and my time on the island will grow with our scale. I expect to live full-time on the island by the time my boys finish high school in five years. Our second project will be 19 townhomes, and our next few projects (we have some LOIs out now and a few in DD) will be 25 to 30 townhomes in size and scale. After that, we'll target townhome and apartment sites with revenue in the $40+ million range per site. My partners have experience in acquisitions, deal-making, construction + development and marketing + sales - the full spectrum of real estate development. As we scale the business, we'll also partner strategically with land owners and developers in sensible ways, and I'll offer real estate fractional CFO services. Here's the goal. I'll put it in writing now. And, I'll share updates with you as we go. By 2030, we will consistently generate $100 million to $150 million in revenue annually. Ten years in, we'll consistently generate at least $200 million to $250 million in revenue annually. What You Can Expect From Me Not much is going to change. I'm still going to talk about Growth: • Personal • Professional • and, Financial The difference is I'll add conversations around Real Estate and Entrepreneurship. Each of these fills the buckets of professional and financial growth. If you're in Victoria or the Lower Mainland and have land or opportunities, please get in touch with me in the DMs. If you're in Victoria or the Lower Mainland and want to partner in some capacity, please reach out in the DMs. If you're an LP investor in Canada and want to discuss how you can work with us on our future projects, send me a direct message. It's Real Estate and Self-Development All the Time, and if you want to work together, my DMs are OPEN.

$IAmClintMurphy's tweet photo. I'm super excited to announce my next step in life: Frame Properties This may be the worst time in the world on this platform to announce I'll be a real estate developer... But... It's been too long a road to worry about that: • 25 years in Finance • 15 years in Real Estate • 8 years as a RE Development CFO • $2.5+ billion in RE sold or stabilized The road has always led here. I've been hinting at it for months now. At least one or two of you have said tell me more. It's time to re-introduce myself and share with you: 1. The backstory 2. Where we're at today 3. What you can expect from me Backstory For the past three years, I've written about personal, professional and financial growth. I've shared some of my personal stories but haven't talked much about what I do for my day job or personal investing. That's about to change. Now, it's time to go to work as an entrepreneur. You're probably thinking, Clint, you're 45, WTF took you so long. It's a question I ask myself, too. The simple answer is it comes down to priorities. There are always two people in a partnership, and I promised my wife stability and earnings early in our relationship. I've held those up for 25+ years now, allowing us to reach a point where the risk will be tolerable for her. I did that by growing my career, with a compounding increase to my salary of ~ 15% per year for most of that time and by investing well. My first 10 years were largely with KPMG, focused on private companies ( SMB Twitter ) and real estate ( RETwit ). The last 15 years have been focused on Real Estate, working for some of Vancouver, British Columbia's largest real estate developers and landlords, the last 8 as the CFO of a large team with exposure to: • Private REITs • Semi-public REITs • Real Estate Development • Mortgage Investment Corporations I've had the fortune to be involved with $2.5+ Billion of real estate sold or stabilized during those 15 years, which includes: • Feasibility • Acquisitions • Development approvals • Construction management • Sales and marketing processes • Project capital, finance and reporting It's been a blast. I've learned from some of the best. But, it's hard to be sitting on the sidelines. To see what's possible and not be in the driver's seat. That all changes now. It's time for the next chapter in life. Before I discuss where we're at today, I would be remiss not to mention real estate has been my path to wealth. I invested in real estate while growing my career to the C-suite level. My wife and I, over the last 12 years, have added to our portfolio: • 2 apartments • 5 townhomes • a summer cottage And our single-family home. Overall, the portfolio's fair market value is ~ $10 million today, which doesn't include an apartment we have under contract to close in 2026. Where We're At Today I've joined three past colleagues and friends in starting a real estate development shop, Frame Properties. We're focused on building a long-term residential real estate development business that we'll scale in a risk-respectful way. Our first project, Emerson, will be under construction next week and has started pre-selling: Some simple concepts you can expect from us: • We Put People First • It's All About the Homes • We're Relentless in What We Do • At the end of the day, It Has to Be FUN Emerson will be 15 townhomes in Victoria, BC, where we'll focus our development efforts. Over the next 10+ years, we'll expand our business focused on the area from Esquimalt to Saanich on Vancouver Island, and my time on the island will grow with our scale. I expect to live full-time on the island by the time my boys finish high school in five years. Our second project will be 19 townhomes, and our next few projects (we have some LOIs out now and a few in DD) will be 25 to 30 townhomes in size and scale. After that, we'll target townhome and apartment sites with revenue in the $40+ million range per site. My partners have experience in acquisitions, deal-making, construction + development and marketing + sales - the full spectrum of real estate development. As we scale the business, we'll also partner strategically with land owners and developers in sensible ways, and I'll offer real estate fractional CFO services. Here's the goal. I'll put it in writing now. And, I'll share updates with you as we go. By 2030, we will consistently generate $100 million to $150 million in revenue annually. Ten years in, we'll consistently generate at least $200 million to $250 million in revenue annually. What You Can Expect From Me Not much is going to change. I'm still going to talk about Growth: • Personal • Professional • and, Financial The difference is I'll add conversations around Real Estate and Entrepreneurship. Each of these fills the buckets of professional and financial growth. If you're in Victoria or the Lower Mainland and have land or opportunities, please get in touch with me in the DMs. If you're in Victoria or the Lower Mainland and want to partner in some capacity, please reach out in the DMs. If you're an LP investor in Canada and want to discuss how you can work with us on our future projects, send me a direct message. It's Real Estate and Self-Development All the Time, and if you want to work together, my DMs are OPEN.$

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21 days ago

@Rexhooks demand for secure v4 primitives will keep soaring

21 days ago

@Rexhooks very true and practical, broken down really well. devs need a paradigm shift for better security, capital efficiency and scale

AronianJason retweeted

21 days ago

https://t.co/jYGiK5FfZo

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21 days ago

@Poppastonks nice, bring it on 🪝🦄

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Poppa Stonks 🦑🦑

@Poppastonks

21 days ago

https://t.co/mBLwWrzzc9

21 days ago

@Rexhooks v4 is the future and @Rexhooks is securing those onchain rails for massive scale 🪝🦄

22 days ago

decentralized courts are great for subjective off-chain tasks. but on-chain, execution is final @Rexhooks

wittyduude1 🚦

@phamartology

23 days ago

Most blockchains are great at answering questions with a clear right or wrong answer. > Did the payment arrive? > Did the wallet sign the transaction? > Did the balance meet the requirement? Easy. ✔ But the agentic economy introduces a new type of question: ☞ Did the AI agent actually complete the task? ☞ Was the content good enough? ☞ Did the submission meet the expected quality? ☞ Was the outcome fair? These aren’t questions that code can answer on its own. That’s where @GenLayer comes in, you can think of it as the adjudication layer for the agentic economy. Instead of relying on a single person or company to decide, validators running different AI models independently review the evidence and work toward consensus on subjective questions. Ethereum and Solana are designed to execute rules. GenLayer is designed to interpret reality when the rules aren’t enough. As AI agents begin working, negotiating, and transacting with each other, they will need more than payments and smart contracts. They will need a way to settle disagreements. That’s the role GenLayer is building toward, which is a decentralized judgment layer for decisions that code alone cannot make.

phamartology's tweet photo. Most blockchains are great at answering questions with a clear right or wrong answer.

> Did the payment arrive?
> Did the wallet sign the transaction?
> Did the balance meet the requirement?

Easy. ✔

But the agentic economy introduces a new type of question:

☞ Did the AI agent actually complete the task?
☞ Was the content good enough?
☞ Did the submission meet the expected quality?
☞ Was the outcome fair?

These aren’t questions that code can answer on its own.

That’s where @GenLayer comes in, you can think of it as the adjudication layer for the agentic economy.

Instead of relying on a single person or company to decide, validators running different AI models independently review the evidence and work toward consensus on subjective questions.

Ethereum and Solana are designed to execute rules.

GenLayer is designed to interpret reality when the rules aren’t enough.

As AI agents begin working, negotiating, and transacting with each other, they will need more than payments and smart contracts.

They will need a way to settle disagreements.

That’s the role GenLayer is building toward, which is a decentralized judgment layer for decisions that code alone cannot make.

22 days ago

@Rexhooks great, lets start the all rolling. interesting choice of topic, very relatable. we need secure onchain execution rails for the liquidity flow

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