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[GoldFish @goldfishggbr]

We have 10 ambassadors within the Goldfish program. 💪

Applications for the next roster are still open, and the dashboard is already live tracking points, rankings, and rewards.

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[dellydc @Delly_lab]

security processes.
These events underscore the challenges of maintaining a widely shared open-source module used by independent chains, even as the overall stack continues to power production systems at scale. Cosmos Labs has responded with patches, process reviews, and ongoing roadmap work on performance, modularity, and enterprise hardening.
In summary, Cosmos Labs is the professionalized engine behind one of blockchain’s longest-running and most deployed technology stacks. It is doubling down on customizable, interoperable ledgers for both the open ecosystem and institutional adoption. Builders, institutions, and contributors can engage through code, community channels, careers, and the bug bounty program, while the project navigates the real-world pressures of security, performance, and market maturity. For the latest, follow @cosmoslabs_io, the official sites, and the public GitHub repositories.

[dellydc @Delly_lab]

Cosmos Labs (@cosmoslabs_io) is the core development, product, and growth arm of the Cosmos blockchain ecosystem. It is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Interchain Foundation (ICF), the Swiss nonprofit that stewards the broader Cosmos project. The team operates with primary offices in New York City and Berlin (with additional presence including Seoul/Korea through recent expansions) and focuses on building, maintaining, and commercializing the Cosmos technology stack while fostering the network of independent chains that use it.
As of 2025–2026 data, more than 200 blockchains run on the Cosmos Stack in production—the largest network of vertically integrated Layer 1 blockchains. These chains secure tens of billions in assets (figures commonly cited around $70 billion across public deployments) and, for those connected via the Inter-Blockchain Communication (IBC) protocol, process average monthly transfer volumes exceeding $1 billion. IBC itself stands out as one of the industry’s most secure, non-incentivized bridging technologies, with no major exploits reported over its multi-year history prior to related module issues.

𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗖𝗼𝘀𝗺𝗼𝘀 𝗟𝗮𝗯𝘀 𝗜𝘀 𝗕𝘂𝗶𝗹𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗴

Cosmos Labs develops and maintains the core open-source components of the “Cosmos Stack,” a modular framework for creating application-specific (or general-purpose) blockchains that can be public, permissioned, private, or consortia-style. The main pillars include:
CometBFT (formerly Tendermint-based): A high-throughput, battle-tested Byzantine Fault Tolerant consensus engine designed for performance and resilience.
Cosmos SDK: The most widely used framework for building custom Layer 1 blockchains, emphasizing modularity so teams can customize logic, governance, and features without starting from scratch.
IBC Protocol (including IBC V2 and the productized IBC Eureka): Secure, third-party-free connectivity for transferring assets and data between chains. Eureka specifically improves access to Ethereum and other ecosystems with better cost and security characteristics than many existing bridges.
Cosmos EVM: An EVM-compatibility layer that brings Solidity smart contracts, Ethereum JSON-RPC, and the broader Ethereum developer tooling to Cosmos chains. It has seen adoption by 10+ chains and aims for native performance and full interoperability.
Skip:Go: A unified API and routing layer for moving digital assets across blockchains, handling significant volume (including hundreds of millions in stablecoin transfers).
Supporting elements such as CosmWasm (with strategic partnerships for sustainability) and enterprise-oriented features like Proof-of-Authority options, privacy research, governance/auditability tools, and performance upgrades.

The overarching thesis is that blockchains should be purpose-built and interconnected rather than one-size-fits-all. Cosmos Labs positions the stack for institutional and enterprise use cases—tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs), bank-issued deposits and stablecoins, cross-border payments, CBDCs, and shared ledgers—while continuing to support the public Cosmos Hub (home of the ATOM token) and the broader open ecosystem. Recent roadmap emphasis (through at least Q3 2026) centers on performance (higher sustained TPS, sub-second block times, stability under load), modularity, interoperability expansions (including toward Solana/L2s and further EVM support), and enterprise readiness. Release families have delivered measurable gains, such as sustained 2,000+ TPS and sub-1-second blocks in certain configurations.

[dellydc @Delly_lab]

groups announced periodically.
LinkedIn for professional networking. To contribute as a developer or researcher, start with GitHub “good first issues,” join the tech-contributor Slack, and participate in working groups. Builders can submit ecosystem news, request intros to service providers, or engage on Hub roadmap feedback. Validators and domain experts (finance, tokenization, etc.) have pathways via the ecosystem growth/delegation programs and direct outreach.
Earning opportunities exist primarily through employment and security research rather than casual airdrops or play-to-earn:
Full-time and contract roles via the Greenhouse job board (https://t.co/rH46S60lc5). Openings have included product leads (especially banking/tokenized deposits), technical program managers, community managers (Cosmos Hub), growth/performance marketing, institutional content, and general applications. Compensation is competitive and regional, often including token/equity components, with benefits such as paid leave and health coverage (U.S. details publicized). Preference is for NYC/Berlin in-person or near-timezone remote for core roles; marketing can be more global. Bug bounty program (long-running, ~8 years, Immunefi-hosted with high response rates). Valid reports on core stack components (SDK, CometBFT, IBC, Cosmos EVM, etc.) are rewarded by severity. Responsible disclosure is required; public disclosure before remediation is discouraged.
Open-source contributions can lead to recognition, grants (via ICF public goods), or future employment/consulting. Enterprise advisory and implementation work is handled by the Labs team itself, but ecosystem builders and service providers benefit indirectly from stack adoption.
There is no broad public “earn coins by posting” or similar casual program; value accrues mainly through skilled technical, product, marketing, or security work.
𝗥𝗲𝗰𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗢𝗻-𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗶𝗻 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗴𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗙𝗮𝗶𝗹𝘂𝗿𝗲𝘀
Progress has been tangible. In 2025 the team brought core stack development fully in-house, shipped IBC V2 and Eureka, launched and expanded Cosmos EVM (adopted by multiple chains including Ripple-related, Mantra, and others), cleaned Hub tech debt, partnered on CosmWasm sustainability, and advanced performance experiments. The 2026 roadmap and early releases (e.g., Release Family 2026.1 with CometBFT v0.39, SDK v0.54, Cosmos EVM v0.7) delivered higher sustained throughput, faster blocks, and enterprise features such as improved governance and auditability. Institutional traction continued with RWA, banking, and CBDC-related deployments. IBC connectivity expanded (examples include testnet links involving other ecosystems). The three-pillar reorganization and Mintscan acquisition further professionalized ecosystem support.
Failures and setbacks have centered on security in the Cosmos EVM module. In January 2026 a vulnerability inherited from older Ethermint code affected certain EVM deployments (including Saga), leading to losses and coordinated remediation. More significantly, between approximately August 20–25, 2026, attackers exploited a vulnerability in Cosmos EVM (related to vesting accounts, staking/balance handling, and precompiles). Multiple chains were impacted: MANTRA halted and later resumed after patching (user funds largely unaffected in their report); TAC halted after an account drain; KiiChain suffered repeated drains totaling roughly 148 million KII (significant portion later described as recoverable or frozen, with some bridged out); Nesa and others also reported issues. Cosmos Labs advised contacted chains to halt validators and upgrade to patched versions (v0.6.2 / v0.7.2 and later), provided mitigations, and committed to a full post-mortem. Critics noted delays in public disclosure and communication relative to the “silent patch” approach and prior related issues. The team acknowledged the incidents, thanked collaborating projects and researchers, and stated a commitment to stronger.

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reward pools.
Referrals: Multi-level structure sharing a percentage of referred users’ fees (e.g., 40% of L1 fees and 10% of L2 fees for a defined period), plus a seasonal $10K prize pool for top recruiters. This can create recurring monthly income if referrals remain active traders.
Ambassador / partnership roles: Community members and creators have announced ambassador-style partnerships. Opportunities exist for content, growth, and community building; specific paid roles or formal hiring are best checked via official channels or LinkedIn/company postings.
Liquidity / market-making: Improvements to market-making vaults and future LP rewards have been mentioned in progress updates; aggregator integrations and better tooling are on the roadmap.
There is no widespread public “work-for-coins” airdrop-style program highlighted in current materials. The emphasis is on real trading activity, referrals, and content that drives genuine usage. Always verify current terms directly on the platform or official channels, as campaigns evolve.

Recent On-Chain Progress and Any Failures
On-chain progress has been steady and product-focused. After private beta success (~$5M notional, strong retention), public launch coincided with the World Cup and drove further volume. Engineering updates include faster market resolution at scale, ~50% infrastructure cost reductions (AWS/Ably/order services), improved market-making vaults for better liquidity and pricing even without external MMs, new UI elements (share cards, price history, PnL charts), server-side rendering that cut load times dramatically (from ~4s toward under 1s), and ongoing work toward referrals, public trader profiles, search, LP rewards, and more sports/markets. Yield is live and automatically distributed. The team continues shipping match-day markets (EPL, La Liga, Bundesliga, etc.) and refining the matching engine (off-chain speed + on-chain settlement). Cumulative volumes and recent activity metrics show a functioning, growing exchange on Base, though still early relative to the overall prediction-market category.

No major public failures, hacks, rugs, or prolonged outages specific to PRED surfaced in available reporting. Searches for downtime, exploits, or significant problems primarily returned unrelated projects with similar names. Like any early on-chain trading platform, users should expect the normal risks of smart-contract systems, liquidity variability in thinner markets, and the need for careful personal risk management. The team’s public communication stresses continuous infrastructure hardening, cost efficiency, and responsiveness to trader feedback rather than crisis management.
In summary, PRED is a focused attempt to professionalize sports prediction into exchange-style trading on Base—fast, transparent, peer-to-peer, and friendly to skilled participants. Backed by strong early investors and led by a team with relevant domain and technical experience, it has moved from private beta through World Cup volume into regular-season competitions and product iteration. Community participation is accessible via the app, X, Telegram, and Discord; earning paths currently revolve around trading success, yield, competitions, referrals, and content rather than a native token. Progress on speed, cost, liquidity tools, and user experience has been consistent, with no prominent on-chain failures reported to date. As with any crypto-native financial product, do your own research, start small, and engage directly with official channels for the latest details.

[dellydc @Delly_lab]

PRED (@predofficial) is building a peer-to-peer sports prediction exchange on Base, designed specifically for the speed and intensity of live sports trading rather than traditional sportsbooks or general-purpose prediction markets.
Unlike bookmakers that set odds, take a house edge (often 6–15% vig), and limit or ban consistent winners, PRED functions as a true exchange. Traders buy and sell positions against one another on a real-time order book. Prices emerge from supply and demand. Settlement is on-chain via Base (Coinbase’s Ethereum L2), with full transparency and code-enforced rules. There is no house taking the other side of your trade, no counterparty risk in the traditional sense, and no penalties for winning. Positions use USDC, support long/short mechanics similar to perpetual futures (LONG profits if the event happens/YES; SHORT if it does not/NO), and users retain custody through Gnosis Safe proxy wallets with EIP-712 signed orders.

Key performance claims include sub-200ms order execution (critical because live sports do not wait), spreads under 2%, markets that can resolve in roughly three minutes, and native yield on deposits and positions (reported around 6% APY via partnerships involving T-Bill-like instruments on idle stablecoin balances). The platform emphasizes making blockchain “invisible” to the trading experience while keeping settlement verifiable on-chain. Early focus has been soccer (EPL, La Liga, Bundesliga, Champions League, etc.), with NBA and plans for tennis, Formula 1, and broader expansion. The thesis is straightforward: sports generate continuous, high-frequency outcomes and liquidity that episodic prediction markets (elections, one-off events) cannot match, so sports deserve purpose-built exchange infrastructure.

𝗧𝗲𝗮𝗺 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗣𝗮𝗿𝘁𝗻𝗲𝗿𝘀

The founding team combines deep sports-trading experience, product/Web3 expertise, and technical systems work. Amit Mahensaria (Co-Founder & CEO) is a long-time sports trader (around 22 years of experience) and serial entrepreneur. He previously co-founded Impartus (edtech, acquired by upGrad) and served as CEO of upGrad Campus; his background also includes investment banking and private equity roles after education at IIT Delhi and IIM Lucknow. Arpit Nik (Co-Founder) brings product, design, and Web3 experience, including Head of Design at WazirX, founding work on a Web3 accelerator, and prior VC activity. Piyush Mahensaria (Co-Founder, technical side) has engineering experience from companies such as PhonePe and Bright Money. The company is based in Bangalore, India, with a small team (roughly 11–50 range reported, with employee counts around the high teens to low twenties in some sources)

In February 2026 PRED closed a $2.5M seed round led by Accel, with participation from Coinbase Ventures (via BEF), Reverie, and angels including Kevin Kelly II, Pet Berisha, and TatsuTweets (among others). This capital has supported hiring, liquidity, infrastructure, and global user onboarding. The project is proudly building on Base and has engaged with the Base ecosystem (Global Builder calls, etc.). Additional team members and community-facing roles (e.g., growth or content) have joined over time, including people with prior Base/Coinbase experience

𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗙𝗲𝗲𝗱𝗯𝗮𝗰𝗸 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗚𝗿𝗼𝘄𝘁𝗵

Community sentiment around PRED has been largely positive among early sports traders and crypto-native users who value the exchange model, speed, and “winners welcome” stance. Feedback highlights tight odds/spreads, real-time trading (including live-game position adjustments unlike locked sportsbook bets), transparent settlement, and the absence of house edge or winner restrictions. Users and observers have noted strong retention metrics from the private beta and the platform’s focus on actual trading experience over pure points farming.

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Growth trajectory: The X account (@predofficial) has grown to roughly 24,000+ followers. Private/invite-only mainnet and beta phases (including a “Founding 100” and broader invite waves) generated meaningful early activity—reports of hundreds of users, tens of thousands of trades, and hundreds of thousands in volume in early weeks, scaling to ~$5M notional volume across an eight-week private beta with 300+ users, 100k+ trades (heavily soccer-focused), 86% weekly active retention, and 83% repeat depositors. Public access opened around early June 2026, timed near the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which helped drive further volume (one report cited ~$7.45M traded on World Cup markets alone, with large individual matches and variety in market types such as spreads, first goals, and totals). On-chain metrics tracked by sources like DefiLlama show cumulative DEX volume in the multi-million range (cumulative figures cited around $7.75M–$16M depending on notional vs. other measures), recent 30-day volumes in the hundreds of thousands to low millions, and TVL in the low-to-mid six figures (with notable percentage growth in some periods). Community channels include Telegram (announcement and community groups), Discord, and active X engagement with match-day posts, competitions, and product updates. Creators and ambassadors have organically promoted the platform, and user-generated content around trades, PnL, and market reactions is encouraged. Overall feedback emphasizes the product’s differentiation for serious sports traders rather than pure gamblers, though like any early-stage on-chain exchange it remains smaller than dominant prediction-market venues and continues to build liquidity and market coverage.

𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝘁𝗼 𝗝𝗼𝗶𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗺𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘆

Getting involved is straightforward and public-facing at this stage:
Visit https://t.co/2rGNbkgmKd (or the trade interface) to create an account. Connect a wallet; the platform creates a Gnosis Safe proxy wallet for you. Fund it with USDC on Base.
Follow @predofficial on X for match-day markets, product updates, competitions, and announcements. Join the linked Telegram channel/group for invites (historically useful during invite-only phases), discussions, and codes when available.
Join the Discord for community chat and support.
Read technical docs on the GitBook/site and the publication “The Game” (https://t.co/KsSpyiry3E) for market intelligence and strategy content.
Engage by trading eligible markets, connecting your X account where prompted for content rewards, participating in competitions, and creating content (threads, trade shares, reactions) tagged with @predofficial and relevant hashtags such as #TradeTheGame.
Early access was invite-driven; public trading is now open, with ongoing campaigns to onboard new users.

Ways to Earn Money or Coins / Work with the Project
PRED does not appear to have a native token at the time of writing (Messari and similar trackers note “no token” or lack of data on one). Earnings opportunities center on trading performance, platform rewards in USDC/stable value, and contribution programs rather than a points-to-token pipeline:
Trading profits and yield: Successful trades generate PnL. Idle deposits and positions can earn native yield (reported ~6% APY, paid automatically into wallets).
Competitions and leaderboards: Frequent prize pools. Examples include a $10K Chapter 1 competition covering dozens of EPL/La Liga/German Super Cup matches (top PnL, top losers, “crazy traders,” content creators, plus a high-bar jackpot for high strike-rate trading across many matches). World Cup-era rewards reached larger pools (six-figure total mentions in some campaigns) with double-first-win bonuses and ongoing win boosts. Recent match-day promos offer cash or merch (e.g., Chelsea-related prizes).
Creator / content program: Share wins, detailed threads, trades, leaderboards, or creative content. Tag @predofficial and use campaign hashtags to qualify for

[dellydc @Delly_lab]

@goldfishggbr Cool

[GoldFish @goldfishggbr]

Goldfish keeps growing on-chain 🙌

ethereum:0x7e2ac793f3e692f388e66c7dc28f739d13b0b71a staking just reached a new ATH, with 6.37% of the total supply now staked and balances up 24.2% over the last 90 days.

→ More holders choosing to stake.
→ More GGBR staying on-chain.
→ More utility being built around tokenized gold.

And we’re just getting started.
Track it live on @CertiKCommunity ↓

[dellydc @Delly_lab]

This is a massive progress

[GoldFish @goldfishggbr]

Goldfish keeps growing on-chain 🙌

ethereum:0x7e2ac793f3e692f388e66c7dc28f739d13b0b71a staking just reached a new ATH, with 6.37% of the total supply now staked and balances up 24.2% over the last 90 days.

→ More holders choosing to stake.
→ More GGBR staying on-chain.
→ More utility being built around tokenized gold.

And we’re just getting started.
Track it live on @CertiKCommunity ↓

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It’s a one-time chance to lock a permanent validator seat before mainnet — at 90% off.
• Worker seat → $100 (normally ~10k RTM later)
• Suit seat → $1,000 (normally ~100k RTM later)
Pay once. No staking required ever.
Seat is yours on-chain at launch — activate, pause, or sell it.
One wallet = one seat.
Capped at $200k. First come, first served.
If you actually want to run the network instead of just trade the token → this is the window.

[Retium @RetiumChain]

The Early Validator Round starts on 1 September.

For those considering securing a validator seat, make sure you understand how the round will work before it opens.

Learn about the process, validator roles, requirements and what to expect during the round.

https://t.co/393wHOd8SI

[Retium @RetiumChain]

The Early Validator Round starts on 1 September.

For those considering securing a validator seat, make sure you understand how the round will work before it opens.

Learn about the process, validator roles, requirements and what to expect during the round.

https://t.co/393wHOd8SI

[dellydc @Delly_lab]

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