My agentic hedge fund on my Mac mini is cookin
Its wallet holds $RBTX +NFT. Got dropped $SPCX
Immediately lent SPCX to robinhood:0x89b76dcdda801f2e456765742c64950eb2a0c93c
my $GRIFT agent is living its own life in @Griftwrld. Probably going to have it buy some property in the hills soon
And my agent loves $PRIORS. It has a credit line open and lending on @priors_trade. It also takes any fees I get in the wallet goes back to the priors pool. It also has future plans as priors grows
This all runs on its own. We are in the singularity with cryptocurrency
Borro v2 is live.
Your stock has been sitting still.
Rent it out. Borrow against it. Short the ones you don't believe in.
The stock loan desk on Robinhood Chain.
https://t.co/P1XJupQ84n
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Lines of code (SLOC): 4,092 (Solidity, excluding comments and blank lines; 2,926 for the live contracts alone)
Desired completion date: 12/15/2026
GitHub repositories: https://t.co/hGnbD1HO09
Preferred auditor: Pashov Audit Group (audited PARE on Robinhood Chain in September 2026); Cyfrin or Guardian as alternatives.
Audit budget (USD): $60,000
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I've applied to the Arbitrum Security Program on Borro's behalf.
No guarantees this is only an application obviously but hopefully we get a good outcome I think I made a strong case.
For those interested the questionnaire answers are below.
https://t.co/lxrZvbbjqE
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Scope of the audit: Borro's own Solidity contracts that hold or move depositors' money, 4,092 lines without comments or blank lines (the Morpho, Uniswap and Chainlink contracts they build on are out of scope):
1. Stock lending and shorting, 1,045 lines: BorroShort and its per-user accounts (open and close a short in one transaction through Morpho callbacks and Uniswap routes), BorroSwap, BorroRouter, PairRouter, LeverRouter, BorroLiquidator.
2. Stock LP farms, 871 lines: BorroHook, a Uniswap v4 hook whose pools lend their idle stock on Borro, with its math and share libraries.
3. Borrow ETH, 597 lines: EthLoanRouter, EthLoanLiquidator, StockEthOracle (a stock priced in ETH from two Chainlink feeds), MarketHours.
4. Weekend Desk, 413 lines: GapPool, a pool that sells cover against the weekend price gap.
5. Options Desk, 1,166 lines: OptionsDesk (an order book for calls on stock tokens, ERC-1155 longs, settlement at expiry) and the covered-call vaults. Built and tested, not yet deployed.
Each has had internal adversarial reviews and fork tests (721 contract tests across 33 suites, fuzz or invariant tests in 23 of them) but no external audit. A second phase, outside this application, would cover the coin markets and the token contracts (about 5,000 lines).
Wanted to shout this guy out, he put $83 into Borro and is earning ~$6 a day from interest and rewards.
That amount is a push and pull obviously as more people deposit the drip gets spread across more depositors but as more people deposit and use the platform the robinhood:0x89b76dcdda801f2e456765742c64950eb2a0c93c value in theory increases which would push the apr's back up.
Borro experiment — Day 3.
Keeping this one simple. Just the numbers.
Capital deployed: ~$83
TSLA: $43.61
MSTR: $24.68
USDG: $15.00
Today’s reward: ~8,257 $BORRO
$BORRO: ~$0.0008
Daily reward value: ~$6.60
Implied APR at today’s price: ~2,900%
Again — that APR is just a snapshot based on today’s BORRO price and daily allocation. Rewards vest over 30 days, and both emissions and price will move.
Meanwhile, volume across the Robinhood Chain ecosystem looks like it’s gradually waking up again.
What keeps me interested in @BorroMarkets isn’t just the APR. The dev has been transparent, the mechanics are visible, and there’s enough here to keep watching as the ecosystem develops.
No need to oversell it.
Just tracking the numbers and seeing where it goes.
DYOR.
🔎 DEEP DIVE // $BORRO
One of the most encouraging things we found was a trade that lost money.
Sounds strange, right?
But a real SPY stock short opened and closed onchain. Not a mock-up. Not a fancy dashboard. An actual financial transaction.
And that's just where our investigation began.
We uncovered a market purchase and burn of 20.7 million $BORRO, traced a 15.816 ETH creator-fee claim, and followed another 12.61 ETH transfer whose purpose remains unexplained.
So who's building this financial engine? How ambitious is the project? And where does the money actually go?
Some findings impressed us. Others left important questions unanswered.
The technology is interesting. The full story is even more interesting.
Our BOSS Intelligence investigation 👇
@Borromarkets@lateniteonchain
https://t.co/fsCmwBp5E7