With Ripples Crosscurrent, you can now launch your project across three chains at once.
One fill. One coin. Markets on Solana, Robinhood, and Arc.
Holder rewards are distributed automatically across all three chains, with scheduled airdrops sent directly to wallets.
Crosscurrent will soon have triple launch capability.
Launch on Robinhood Chain, Solana and Arc in one go with:
• one bridged token
• one shared supply
• one linked collection
Coming to Ripples today.
RIPPLES keeps expanding the rails.
One launch. Three chains. One shared supply.
Robinhood Chain, Solana and Arc all connected through Crosscurrent.
This is what real multichain infrastructure should look like seamless, unified and built to scale.
RIPPLES keeps shipping.
@IcedKnife@usechit is another privacy infra that lets users fund multiple trading wallets from a shared pool without publicly linking their main wallet on-chain. Pretty cool, stuff.
Just $CHIT it.
@cozypront Speaking of which, @PlumbersLabs is building FoodFarm tools that let users launch tokenized farms, indexes and yield tokens to trade, provide liquidity, stake and earn on Ethereum and Robinhood
Worth a look:
https://t.co/h1pr5q3yG0
FoodFarm Indexes are live in beta on Robinhood Chain ����
Create your own tokenized basket or back a manager by zapping ETH/USDG into their index.
Redeem your index tokens for the underlying assets whenever you want.
Try it now: https://t.co/B6st0flPGz
6 years of intensive development, errors, fixes, crashes, and rises, and now we're ready to create something new, fully developed
I'll start with what didn't work, because most people in this field never do
Сryppush has been around for 6 years. Trading bots, a small team, and active use of funds on real exchanges
we're not rebranding to https://t.co/IcrwmdCadq. we're moving into a new phase of the product - and I want to tell you the whole story of how we got here:
how it all began
my journey in this market began in 2018, when I received a contract to develop software for a forex company
six years of errors
the first version consisted of one line: the signal triggers, the order is executed. Then it broke, so we added filters, then that broke too, so we added confirmations, and then the model on top of it - every layer there, tested on real errors, every oversight - cost us real money
what I'd prefer to show you
not a screenshot - a log
→ 18 months, 150 bots, every trade written by hand
→ Two months were unprofitable, and I know exactly which ones because they're in the log.
→ We've been working since 2018, the team has grown from 8 to 12 people
→ We survived two December crashes
that's what time gives. A less-than-clean chart - a system that's already seen bad days
where we are now
just over 200 active users per month. A small number, specifically to track their actions and refine the system based on them
the weak point of version 1.0: it was too difficult to get started. This is the first thing version 2.0 fixes. The goal was always to create an "iPhone for trading" - fewer reasons to quit in the first five minutes
why https://t.co/IcrwmdCadq
Сryppush was the engine. https://t.co/IcrwmdCadq is what we're building around - a platform for making money on algorithmic trading, with a seasonal model instead of a growing number. Some seasons are strong, some are weak, and we show both.
two things never change:
- your funds remain on your own exchange - keys can be traded, but never withdrawn.
- we show every drawdown.
whitelist is open → https://t.co/IcrwmdCadq
early access after launch. No profitability promises - I've already explained why I don't make them. only the full tracker, drawdowns and all
two years ago, this was a bot running on a single computer that needed to be constantly connected to the network. Not a bad start
@TakeshisReturn There's a lot to look forward to but if you need something that's happening right now - @usechit is.
The tech is bringing actual value to traders, founder is doxxed and non stop building.
https://t.co/h0kO1rmup3
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the biggest shipping day Chit has had
a buyback contract nobody can drain, a Telegram trading bot, and the app is open on the testnet
all three go live tonight🧵
Quick product update from a community member’s question
“If i can swap without gas anyway, why do i need chit?”
You need CHIT because it is not gas for one wallet, it is a fleet of accounts run from one budget, with a cap, an expiry, a kill switch, and no way to tell the accounts belong together.
The last line is what we are building now, on robinhood chain, no external infra:
Stealth addresses for every fleet account (erc-5564)
One shared funding pool across all fleets
batched, randomized funding by default
We call it the unlinkability layer. Not a mixer, not zk, exactly what it says.
testnet live.
Building all in public and transparently.