absolutely love that everyone’s beginning to talk about building new ideas & stuff onchain
- if you’re building something really cool, we are happy to cover @blocmates - shoot us a dm.
With onchain activity growing, liquidity remains frustratingly fragmented.
Jumper cuts straight through the noise with its aggregator bridging and swapping architecture. By plugging into 20+ DEXes and 20+ bridges, it finds the best route for same-chain/cross-chain functions.
The best part? You can execute transactions without paying upfront gas fees via native tokens. The fee is deducted from the swapped asset or covered via other alternative mechanisms.
In this article, Ollie takes you through the A-Z of the working mechanics of Jumper, explains how it’s extremely useful, and highlights why it's one of the next-gen solutions that could redefine how users move assets onchain.
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There’s potential in Infinit.
A really big potential and I’ll recommend some bit of marketing around stablecoin yield.
Stablecoins are the biggest Trojan horse we have rn but the audience they’re attracting isn’t really native.
This is where @Infinit_Labs comes in.
Like it or not, their UX pathway is frontier and it actually works.
I recommend redesigning the app to feature the easy yield that can be generated from curated strategies rather than going the “AI agent ChatGPT like frontend”
I don’t know if what I’m saying makes sense. But yea!
Oh my goodness. It’s actually app season.
- $600M raise $PUMP
- Indexy - farcaster app for on-chain indexes at $11.5M cap … 3x from where I spotted.
I think the next wave should be @infinex@Infinit_Labs
Two apps I’m betting on.
Rotate from infra into ze apps 😮💨
Gm
Just seen that I have entered into the top 1k for @stayloudio
I did this with less than 5 posts.
How?
—> Focused on quality content rather than spamming — helps me not lose SF
—> I understand the bigger picture for stayloudio — if I didn’t, I won’t talk about it.
Tbh I wish more people would try to understand stuff before trying to spam.
Regardless, stay loud.
If @stayloudio works, who benefits?
👀
→ Number 1 is Meteora - more fees
→ The entire industry - low entry ponzinomics will keep the lights on for a tad longer
→ Kaito - projects will begin to use the same route to align yappers with long term loyalty.
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$100k for 1BTC , $ETH above $2k
The trenches will start to see some crazy runners soon.
And then the quick presales will start ( most likely for another round of fad AI slop)
Normies will rush through the door back into these streets.
But, what door?
Usually, or rather, traditionally, the onramp for the masses has always been centralized exchanges.
But probably not anymore.
Abstraction is one of the sexiest things to happen to this space and @infinex_app are somewhat on a home run with how they’ve put it to use.
They’ve got a buttery-smooth UX using a react-based FE and TS backend.
The passkeys work and has made account security a ton safer and normie friendly
Gas, wallets, bridges, all of these, gone. Users get to use crypto in the same way they use fintech apps
Swidging allows for crosschain transactions in seconds.
There’s some fun incorporated with the Bullrun game.
So, if you’re a normie and crypto’s back on your menu simply:
- create an @infinex_app account (setup passkey and all)
- Swidge to some SOL
- Buy memecoins on Infinex or send out to your bot or @AxiomExchange and join us in the trenches
If you’re going to use @infinex_app , you should care about “Security”, no?
Surely, what they have built is cool and the Swidge feature is crisp.
But if you’re like me, who’s always worried about the security features on these things, then..
Here’s the rundown on @infinex_app security measures.
- First off, Infinex ditches seed phrases, which is a godsend.
If you’re not worrying about losing 12 or 24 words, that’s always going to be a win in my books.
- Instead, they use passkeys, which are basically cryptographic keys tied to your phone’s biometrics or a device password.
Now, you login with your face or fingerprint, but it’s still fully self-custodial, so you’re in control.
- Infinex also throw in something they call “double authentication,” which sounds like an extra lock on the door, though they don’t spell out the details.
Point is, it’s tough for anyone else to get in.
- Another interesting feature they’ve put in place within the app, is how your Infinex account splits into two parts.
There’s a Daily Driver Wallet for quick trades or messing around DeFi protocols easy to use, still secure.
Then you’ve got the Onchain-Recoverable Vault for your bigger stacks. The Vault’s got some serious security, like it’s built for institutions, and you can recover it on-chain if something goes wrong, like losing your phone.
My verdict here is that it has a nice balance to it; one for speed, one for safety.
- I am not sure of the logic behind the underlying bridging architecture but happy to look closely into it.
- For managing keys, Infinex uses Turnkey, which is like a gorilla bodyguard for your private keys. Just in case 100 men are trying to be funny.
My verdict here is, as long as it keeps things locked down without those annoying wallet pop-ups you get elsewhere, it’s a win.
- If you’re worried about how security is becoming weak because of AI advancement then you’re probably appreciative of Infinex’s decision to eliminate sketchy browser extensions and prioritize clean, secure access.
- They’ve also got multi-factor authentication you can turn on for extra protection when sending assets, which is a no-brainer.
- On audits, I had a look and they checkout “I think”. They’ve been audited by Macro, OtterSec, etc, so the smart contracts and core systems have been stress-tested.
- It is important and probably the most significant part about this wallet that they (Infinex) are non-custodial, so Infinex never holds your funds, and they’ve got a decentralized governance setup with a council that includes a security-focused seat.
- Gasless transactions also sort of has a security advantage as it reduces your chances of getting phished.
- The major security red light with Infinex is the reliance on third-party tech like Wormhole, Turnkey, and Gelato, and while those are “trusted names”, you might agree that any external system adds a tiny bit of risk.
That’s about it. Enjoy the app.
The timeline is littered with conversations and proof that ChatGPT’s new model is hallucinating.
What does this mean?
It can 1000% agree with you on things that are “non-truths”, “illegal”, which can inevitably distort reality.
Dangerous, no?
No better time than to pay attention to what @miranetwork is doing.
A lot of people like to water down the use of crypto infrastructure, but everyday we see why it’s increasingly important.
Mira network’s infrastructure
ensures trustless verification of Al-generated output using a novel protocol that transforms complex content into independently verifiable claims.
How?
Verifiable claims via distributed consensus (nodes) among diverse Al models whereby node operators are economically incentivized to perform verification honestly.
- Yes! The approach is decentralized
But it surely calms your stomach when you get all that rumble thinking of what Sam Altman is capable of.
$atehun is launching at $107K MCAP on HL in the next few hours.
Here's the backstory, why I launched it, why you should bid, and how to qualify for one of the upcoming airdrops.