Team Turkey is playing for @Tidersosyal in the Hunger Cup 🇹🇷
TIDER works on food banking in Turkey, helping turn surplus food and essential goods into support for people and families who need it.
A lot of nonprofits want to explore new ways to fund their work.
The hard part is risk.
$EAT gives them a way to benefit from crypto rails without becoming a crypto project on day one.
Team Brazil is playing for @acaodacidadania in the Hunger Cup 🇧🇷
Founded by Betinho in 1993, Ação da Cidadania became one of Brazil’s most important civil-society movements against hunger, poverty, and social exclusion.
The third Hunger Cup match starts now!
🇧🇷 Brazil / @acaodacidadania
vs
🇺🇦 Ukraine / @hopeforukraine
As with every match, the prize pot starts at $100 and grows with $EAT trading fees throughout the week.
Vote below 👇
Reinsurance-backed yield on @solana just became significantly more liquid, composable, and scalable.
In collaboration with @ExponentFinance and @Loopscale, ONyc now expands through concentrated liquidity, fixed-rate limit order infrastructure, and an automated growth vault.
The Hunger Cup has a simple match structure:
The nonprofit with more votes advances.
But when the match closes, both nonprofits receive funding.
The vote decides the split.
$EAT trading grows the pot.
Check the live pot at https://t.co/66QglM08bu
Manuel Aráoz, founder of OpenZeppelin, said he considers DeFi insecure.
The reason? AI.
His entire career was building the security standards that half of DeFi runs on. Now he's saying AI agents have become superhuman at finding flaws in code.
The asymmetry was already brutal. Devs have to get all the lines right, while the attacker only needs one. AI just made the attacker's side even more unfair than it was.
Crypto isn't alone in this. Microsoft, Apple, and the whole enterprise security industry are watching the same wave land. We're first only because the money sits in code.
The part most people aren't sitting with is bigger than DeFi. We're inside a real technological revolution. AI is rewiring what software can build and what attackers can break, at the same time, and faster than the security side can adapt.
We've crossed onto unknown ground, and your entire portfolio doesn't justify an extra 5% APY.
Team Canada is playing for @SecondHarvestCA in the Hunger Cup 🇨🇦
Second Harvest is Canada’s largest food rescue organization, built around a clear idea: good food should stay on plates and out of landfills.
The goal was never to use crypto because it sounds cool.
The goal is to build funding rails that let nonprofits spend less time chasing money and more time doing the actual work.
That’s the bet behind WYDE.
50,000 meals funded.
Halfway to our 100k meals milestone.
Every trade keeps the counter moving.
Every meal funded proves the model.
Trade What Matters.
Team Mexico is playing for @Unkilodeayuda in the Hunger Cup 🇲🇽
They’re a Mexican nonprofit focused on children under 5, with work across nutrition, early childhood development, caregiver support, and family wellbeing.
Comparativo rápido pros holders de $BTC que querem liquidez.
→ Vender = realizar o ganho, pagar imposto, abrir mão do upside, recomprar mais caro.
→ Pegar wBRL a 5,13% ao ano = e a posição continua sua.
Acho que tá explicado por que tanta gente vai onchain 🤷
The second Hunger Cup match starts now!
🇲🇽 Mexico / @Unkilodeayuda
vs
🇨🇦 Canada / @SecondHarvestCA
As with the first match, the prize pot starts at $100 and grows with $EAT trading fees throughout the week.
Vote below 👇
OnRe turns one today.
One year ago, OnRe was founded with a clear belief: the future of reinsurance capital would not stay offline forever.
Today, that belief has grown into:
• $178M+ AUM
• 6,200 ONyc holders
• $17.28M in gross written premium
• $16.83M in yield distributed to ONyc holders
• $250M+ total assets deployed across OnRe DeFi Markets
• $100M+ of capital deployed into uncorrelated reinsurance opportunities
Reinsurance is one of the world’s largest and most resilient yield markets, yet access remained limited to institutions and incumbent balance sheets. Meanwhile, onchain capital expanded rapidly in search of sustainable sources of real-world yield.
The disconnect was clear: insurance needed new forms of capital, and digital asset markets needed more substance.
So we built OnRe to connect them.
A licensed collateralized reinsurer and onchain asset manager bringing reinsurance premiums onchain through ONyc, a Solana-native yield asset backed by real underwriting activity.
Over the last year, ONyc integrated into @solana DeFi through @kamino, @Loopscale, @ExponentFinance, @elementaldefi, and others, helping bring institutional-grade yield into lending markets, vaults, and liquidity infrastructure.
But the most important thing we built this year was conviction. Conviction that reinsurance can become programmable, transparent, and composable infrastructure for internet capital markets.
To our team, partners, investors, users, and community: thank you for believing in this vision.
We’re just getting started.