Printr was a cool concept, but why would users trust a platform enough to move all their tokens there just to earn rewards?
That's not earning. That's a jail.
And https://t.co/Xlb94xgEYT never really focused on giving long-term holders a reason to stay.
With MIZO, we're combining both ideas.
A launchpad ecosystem with non-custodial staking, meaning you never have to move your tokens anywhere to stake and earn.
Your tokens stay in your wallet.
Your choice.
I'll try to make a short video for it.
But honestly, it's pretty straightforward:
Go to the staking page → connect your wallet → choose how much you want to stake.
That's it.
You don't need to transfer your tokens anywhere or do anything complicated to get them back. Your tokens always stay in your wallet.
Connecting your wallet is only to verify that you own it.
Liquidity Farming is finally live on MIZO.
You can now create liquidity pools for your tokens, provide liquidity, stake your LP tokens, and earn rewards in a single token.
I've created a pool for solana:5Zspimi8VD6LctJLtaSjLqaSUvmh3Rs849iPtGocpump so you can test it out.
Create liquidity on PumpSwap: https://t.co/hT2Q1fm6Q7
Farm your LP tokens on MIZO: https://t.co/yI3y3cf0Vf
Same non-custodial technology as staking. No need to move or transfer your tokens anywhere.
One step away from liquidity farming going live.
Once it's live, we'll have the main infrastructure in place to start scaling MIZO.
The goal is to give every token its own staking and liquidity farming pools, while giving everyone a way to earn from the tokens they hold and support.
Fresh redesign for the MIZO website.
https://t.co/pjBFgErUSd
We’re putting the focus where it belongs: staking pools.
You can now browse all live pools, and hovering over a pool card flips it to reveal the full staking details.
Cleaner interface. More information. Easier to find your next pool.
More updates coming.
Fresh redesign for the MIZO website.
https://t.co/pjBFgErUSd
We’re putting the focus where it belongs: staking pools.
You can now browse all live pools, and hovering over a pool card flips it to reveal the full staking details.
Cleaner interface. More information. Easier to find your next pool.
More updates coming.
Agreed.
And honestly, it doesn't bother me that much. I went through the exact same thing with a project I built last year.
I kept building for over three months straight while the FUD was flying around.
I won't mention the market cap or how far it went because I don't want this to sound like I'm selling hype, but let's just say I'm used to it by now haha.
Just a reminder:
A few days ago, when EMBER launched, it was hit by multiple DDoS attacks.
Yesterday, when @mizodefi launched, it wasn't DDoS attacks — but it was met with multiple waves of FUD.
Just think about that.
Appreciate that.
But you don't have to just hope it works.
Try every function yourself, even with a fresh wallet and a small amount of SOL and tokens.
Stake, claim, bridge, test everything.
There's no reason to take our word for it when you can verify the product yourself.
MIZO Lock V1 is now live.
Creators can now enable MIZO Lock directly from the launch form, choose how much of their creator rewards funds the vault, and set a maximum lock period of up to 90 days.
Holders can lock tokens and receive SOL upfront.
Before locking, you can see exactly how much SOL you'll receive. One wallet transaction moves the tokens into the vault, and the SOL is sent directly to your wallet.
Every lock has a countdown, and tokens automatically return when the period ends.
Locked tokens still count toward your staking position.
Another feature we're working on: MIZO Lock.
When launching a token on MIZO, creators will be able to enable a lock mechanism and allocate a percentage of their creator rewards to it.
Holders can lock their tokens for a set period and receive part of those creator rewards in SOL upfront.
For example:
Lock 10M tokens for 7 days → receive 0.5 SOL upfront.
After 7 days, your tokens are unlocked.
This isn't just about forcing devs to lock supply and reduce selling pressure. Holders can participate too, locking their tokens and earning a share of the rewards.
We will build anything that can make the ecosystem better and healthier.
solana:5Zspimi8VD6LctJLtaSjLqaSUvmh3Rs849iPtGocpump
Day 2.
More noise. More eyes. More people discovering MIZO.
Every day gets bigger.
We're building until having a staking pool becomes the standard for every new pair.
@MrW187 They’re native mobile apps built specifically for iOS and Android, not just wrapped versions of the website. They’ll share our existing backend and database to keep everything synced across platforms.
MIZO Mobile is fully functional.
The demo is here, and we’re submitting the app to both the App Store and Google Play later tonight.
The review process should take around 3 days
https://t.co/2t8h0owygF
“Supposedly,” “I'm being told,” “I don't know.”
That's not evidence, that's gossip with a keyboard.
You have an audience, so you have a responsibility to verify claims before repeating them.
We’ve already asked for one single piece of proof. Not opinions. Not rumors. Just evidence.
Until then, maybe don't call a live, functional product fake based on something someone told you.
let's say you somehow hacked the website.
How exactly do you also hack the smart contracts, blockchain integrations, database, backend, and everything else built into it?
@buyback10mmc The funny part is, let's say you somehow hacked the website.
How exactly do you also hack the smart contracts, blockchain integrations, database, backend, and everything else built into it?
lol.
We've seen claims that MIZO is fake and that we hacked someone else's Vercel or stole their project.
Let's use some common sense for a second.
If someone hacked a project and simply changed the frontend, how would they also have:
The complete GitHub repository and development history.
The backend, database, smart contract integrations, and staking logic.
Access to the deployment infrastructure and production environment.
Months of development work before the platform went live.
A website frontend alone isn't the entire product.
MIZO wasn't created overnight by copying a landing page. The platform has been developed, tested, and deployed by our team over the past months.
If someone claims we stole it, they should be able to show the original repository, ownership history, commit history, or any actual evidence.
Until then, these are just accusations.
We welcome criticism and competition. But spreading fake claims because you don't like a project is different.
MIZO is live. The product can be used, the code history can be checked, and the work speaks for itself.
@mary95638@slingoorio@slingoorio Just bring forward one piece of proof. One single piece of evidence supporting your claims.
Show the original project, GitHub history, files, or anything verifiable. Until then, it's just talk.
If we supposedly copied another project, would we be limited to launching only what they had already built?
Then where did all the updates we shipped and fixed today come from?
The staking improvements, auto-refill fix, LP pools, bridge updates, and everything else we've been working on?
If anyone claims MIZO is a stolen project, make a post and show the evidence. Share the original project, files, repository history, or anything that actually proves ownership.
We're happy to let people compare the facts.
But baseless accusations aren't proof.
Proud of what we achieved today.
Even more proud of the interest in what we're building.
There's a lot more to come, more to build, and a lot bigger to scale.