The next wave of meme tokens won't just be about who gets in first. They'll be about what the community builds after.
Real governance. Real accountability. Real tools for creators and traders to grow together — not just trade against each other.
That's the version of this space we want to see. So that's what we're building. First alpha users coming on next week. More to come soon.
https://t.co/3fvaGDJSMe
The whole reason i chose to start sntry now was due to seeing the meme coin ecosystem enter the same pattern I've experienced first hand twice before — when i was on the team that brought Michigan's medical cannabis reform, and growing up in/around Detroit when it was written off through the revitalization. Both were critical in shaping what I'm building now as well as the timing for starting. Published the first article outlining exactly this today: https://t.co/D82YOQw7BN
I've been quiet since Friday, and it was on purpose.
Two things I wasn't going to miss: my oldest son graduated from preschool, and my wife and I marked seven years of marriage. I'd built these few days into the calendar deliberately — time with the people who matter most before we head into the public beta we're gearing up for now. I stepped back; the team did not. They've been heads-down the whole time.
I didn't fully unplug, though. This piece got written at night, after the house went quiet. It's the first of a few I'll share in the weeks ahead — my attempt to put down, in the open, how the team and I actually think about this market: where it stands, what's broken in it by design, and what we're building toward.
It's called "The trust deficit." It's long, and it's a point of view, not a pitch — written for anyone who's looked at this market and felt the distance between what it is and what it could be.
Trust code, not promises.
Heads up: a token using the SNTRY name and logo has launched on https://t.co/wz1EX4X7ZW. It is not ours. Sntry has not issued a token, and won't. Anyone selling one in our name is impersonating us. Don't buy. This is exactly why we're pushing on-chain verification of creators and content owners before launch — so fraud like this gets stopped at the contract layer, before it ever reaches a user. Trust code. Not promises.
@naddotfun please fix this issue
🛳 An ecosystem of founders who ship every week
@surfcashx reached 5.8K users and crossed 200K volume while advancing loans and regional payments.
@captur_go reached 8,920 MAU, 2,640 WAU, and 29.8% stickiness while improving automatic syncing.
@SntryFun reached 3.85M AI security decisions and advanced onchain modules plus front-end swarm visibility.
@MrFreeman0 secured 20+ creator agreements, reached 100K+ Shorts views, and expanded celebrity AI platform pipeline.
@kizzymobile saw one of its highest active net stakes, with volume and revenue trending up.
@AccountableData partnered with Hemi and presented vault infrastructure at Vault Summit as Platinum sponsor.
Quantum Wallet shipped live wallet, marketplace, and dApp interfaces on the Monad network.
@specter_PQ launched transfers on the Monad network and Arbitrum for private cross-chain sending.
@PingMe_xyz advanced Ping Business merchant gateway for stablecoin settlement on the Monad network.
Post and Pick launched user and driver apps on App Store and Google Play for beta testing.
@DenariaFinance deployed first testnet version on Arbitrum Sepolia and launched protocol status monitoring.
@JanusFreight shipped first payment module to staging and advanced production-readiness for logistics payments.
@EmpowerTours shipped two open-source repos covering anomaly detection, AMM routing, simulations, language tools, and quantum prototypes.
@Lka10nft shipped contact lists, navigation, guarded research regeneration, and multi-signal scoring agents.
@everdrawing integrated Pyth VRF for non-manipulatable vault winner draws and began testing the update.
@branchlesspay processed 10 transactions, 2 partner settlements, and 8 active agents on the Monad testnet.
@jichu_xyz deployed validator on the Monad network and launched website foundations.
@allocrypt added Kintsu vault support and continued add-vault workflow cleanup across product surfaces.
@facto_to advanced pool credit model implementation, narrative upgrade, and sandbox discussions with Reap.
@akidirtyhands filed fourth patent and advanced Android NFC onboarding for physical-to-digital testing.
Canonicals drafted three V2 distribution-market research papers and deployed mechanism on Base.
@GweiExchange kicked off full rebrand with new name, visual identity, positioning, and launch-readiness work.
@monatrix_ag published dashboard of top pools, optimized backend, edited UI, and contacted integration protocols.
@ninjaverse_xyz launched testnet product with core mechanics, guides, and bug-hunter reward systems.
@boxtree_inc continued in-app revenue, started Character Labs, and advanced play-test feedback for Spatial Creatures.
@cultverse_ai designed onboarding overhaul and recorded 15% open rate for first Grand Summoning email.
@ThinkeeSenior explored life-scenario modeling, monetization, emotional AI modules, and future digital-heritage architecture.
@FonDevz worked on adding and integrating more teams, with growth dependent on expanding team coverage.
Bottlers added NFT elements to make its product experience more interesting.
Retrieval + memory solve stale training data and lost cross-session context. They don't touch the recency bias that bites agents in production: attention skew inside the active window, and plans that drift between authoring and execution.
Two failure modes, same root — the agent trusts a recent artifact (the prompt tail, the cited plan) without re-verifying ground truth:
Attention budget is finite. Models over-attend to the prompt tail; mid-context tokens get lost to context rot.
A plan written at T=0 silently diverges from reality by T=N. Line numbers shift, ticket scope updates, files get renamed. Agents execute the stale snapshot.
A few pieces of our stack that target this — all keep the active window bounded rather than expanding it:
— Disk JSON as canonical state. State lives in bounded files, not the conversation; the agent re-hydrates from disk at phase boundaries instead of carrying state forward in tokens
— Linear as the mutable, self-sufficient plan store. Each chunk ticket carries its own execution protocol (files, changes, verification, acceptance); fresh sessions read it cold and run. New findings → new sub-issues, never silent re-scope — the plan survives session crashes and context resets
— Mandatory drift-audit before any plan-consuming phase mutates. A bounded diff of plan citations (line numbers, identifiers, file existence, ticket scope) against HEAD — not a full re-read
— Content-hash spec citations (sha256 of cited lines, independently re-hashed at the judge gate). The hash IS the citation — no spec paste-back into context, fabrication blocked at the citation layer
Attention-budget problem. Not a retrieval problem.
https://t.co/3fvaGDJSMe — Week 7 velocity update:
Design and community week. Three net-new fronts opened, the on-chain build advanced, and the Week-5 community-lead conversation kept moving.
Net-new:
→ Started bringing the security swarm to the front end — surfacing its read on a transaction at the moment a user goes to act, so the protection is visible, not just felt. Came straight from alpha-cohort feedback.
→ Brady finalized a concrete Michigan State University beachhead and outreach plan — built on personal connections he already has on campus that are a perfect fit, plus other programs the research surfaced, and leads his friends can open.
→ Craig surfaced a new approved content register for the veterans vertical — cleared brand review on compliance and got the green light.
Continued:
→ On-chain build advanced — more of the platform's feature modules and the layer beneath them that lets the security swarm enforce decisions on-chain. Every piece tied to a real intended use, not added because it's possible.
→ Community-lead conversation open since Week 5 still live — a prospective lead who'd bring an existing audience onto the platform at launch. Mutual interest, more complicated than we first expected, working through it deliberately.
→ Focused on building the community and working alongside it — growing it outside the main channels through personal connections, school partnerships, and club connections, so we launch into it rather than at it.
Cumulative AI security decisions: 3,850,739
Shoutouts:
→ Brady for the Michigan State University research pass and the finalized campus wide plan.
→ @pareen for the continuing input on these updates and the direction around how Sntry shows up publicly.
→ @DeltaV_xyz for the cadence and community support.
This is the problem at the center of what we're building, so it's good to see it laid out with the data behind it.
The one thing we'd add: the issue was never speculation itself. Attention markets onboard people and create culture — that part is real. They turn into a graveyard when the speculation happens with nothing around it: nothing vets the launch, nothing limits the damage, and the person with the least information ends up holding the most risk. The numbers in those studies aren't bad luck — they're the default when there's no layer doing that job.
What gives us conviction is that those failures — rugs, wash trading, liquidity that quietly disappears — are patterns, not mysteries. They leave fingerprints on-chain, and the more on-chain history there is, the more reliably those fingerprints can be read. The graveyard everyone scrolls past is, in effect, the dataset for catching the next one sooner.
So we're not trying to end speculation. We're trying to put a floor under it — to move the work of spotting danger off the individual and into the system, so "my friend vouched for the dev" stops being a safety model. You drew the right line between speculative and sustainable: an ecosystem can run on hype for a while, but it only lasts with something built underneath. That underneath part is the whole job — and it's a conversation more people should be having as plainly as you just did.
Demos are easy. The real test of anything trusted with people's money comes when it's live — real funds, real users, no undo. Today, a project built around a collective of autonomous AI agents, meant to audit, secure, and act on-chain for users, met that test on day one and didn't come through.
We'll give the benefit of the doubt that this was a genuine mistake rather than anything worse. But a failure like that, surfacing on day one, rarely comes from nowhere. It tends to come from moving to market too quickly, from optimizing for the launch moment instead of the long life of the product, and from taking on work that demands more depth of experience than a fast timeline allows. That isn't an indictment of anyone's intentions — it's a reminder of how unforgiving this kind of work is. When real funds are involved, the distance between "almost ready" and "ready" is exactly where people get hurt.
There's a place for building fast and figuring things out as you go, and a lot of good projects are made that way — but security focused projects involved with users funds at risk isn't the place. When a mistake is permanent and the money belongs to someone else, "ship it and see" isn't iteration; it's exposure. So everything we build that will ever touch user funds is designed, tested, and independently verified first, by people who have done this before.
It's the slower path, and a quieter one, and we're at peace with that. When funds are at stake and security is the promise, slow and careful isn't the cautious choice — it's the only one. Trust like that isn't restored with an apology post after something breaks; it's earned in the work no one sees, long before a single dollar is ever at risk. We would rather build it that way and hold users trust for years to come rather than lose it in one loud afternoon and spend the days after trying to win it back.
https://t.co/smpZllgrpX Trust code. Not Promises
🛳 An ecosystem of founders who ship every week
@AccountableData surpassed $4M in distributions through verifiable opportunities.
@surfcashx reached 5.1K users and 185K volume, while adding on-ramps.
@captur_go reached 8,650 MAU, 2,565 WAU, and 29.6% stickiness after global check-in rollout.
@SntryFun logged 3.45M AI security decisions, 15 PRs merged, and public-beta onboarding work advanced.
@kizzymobile recorded 150 average daily bettors and 21,800+ game volume after deploying house games to testnet.
@PingMe_xyz shipped Ping Business, a merchant payment gateway for instant settlement on the Monad network.
Mako Market redeployed v4 contracts and launched Private Markets v1 on the Monad testnet.
@JanusFreight built V1 self-custodial wallet architecture and kicked off a second customer quotation tool.
@TrendleFi integrated a second fiat aggregator, in-app feedback, categories, and lifecycle email flows.
Parastrand shipped public contract profiles, CSV exports, Discord alerts, security headers, email digests, and tests.
@specter_PQ launched Docs v2 with 30+ pages, full API reference, and interactive SDK playground.
@akidirtyhands shipped live physical-to-digital bridge across three testnet chains including the Monad testnet.
@SirathNetwork improved chat latency, upgraded image tooling, fixed package vulnerabilities, and updated docs.
@K613_Official launched Genesis Season 1 with Galxe quests, weekly leaderboards, and ecosystem missions.
@Lka10nft shipped a third product surface to production for investor and partner followups.
Demether shipped Version 2 with new asset support and more stable RPC and backend infrastructure.
@everdrawing completed updated contract audit, closed critical and high-severity bugs, and added report to docs.
@branchlesspay processed 10 transactions, 2 partner settlements, and had 6 active agents on the Monad testnet.
@GweiExchange shipped a community-built onchain app and reached 27.5K impressions through GweiIntern.
@facto_to finished pool-mode design, expanded funding pipeline support, and advanced integration discussions.
@allocrypt expanded vault pages with AI-ready knowledge and smarter survey-based vault recommendations.
@cultverse_ai hardened X and Discord linking, unified raffle flows, and launched email infrastructure.
@monatrix_ag completed position deposits, removals, fee collection, reward buttons, and LP chart ranges.
@mongo_finance reorganized Discord, continued contract fixes, and launched its first community engagement contest.
@DenariaFinance advanced limit-order logic, testnet migration prep, and Denaria Agent Service documentation.
@umbrella_fi began full-system dry run across indexer, keeper, user actions, orders, and arbitrage.
@ninjaverse_xyz completed testnet launch documentation for Ninjutsu, classes, and core upgrade loop.
@FonDevz shipped minor UI upgrades and recorded 14 stats while developing more football features.
@EmpowerTours built Plebi quick polls, created ranch content, and started affiliate bounty-board work.
@ThinkeeSenior explored identity, memory ownership, AI interactions, reputation, and creator-economy architecture.
@mkrglobal chose privately owned land options for upcoming tree-planting work.
@Qlorix1 described its speed, security, and quantum-resistant blockchain direction for developers and users.
The concerning dominant pattern in crypto right now is launch first, secure later. New platforms compete on speed — first to market, first to capture users, first to pull capital in. Security gets deferred. Real testing gets compressed. And when something breaks with these type of projects — which it always does — the heaviest cost falls on the people who had the least insight into what they were trusting. The users.
A growing share of these projects look the same under the hood. An idea that sounds compelling. A team more focused on capturing momentum than on what's beneath it. AI tools doing the work that experienced engineers used to — without the team having the knowledge to recognize when those tools are getting it wrong.
The result is platforms confidently marketing "security" while sitting on flaws anyone with the right skillset will eventually find. And those flaws don't stay hidden forever.
Sntry has been built differently from day one.
Security wasn't bolted on at the end. It's the foundation everything else was built around. External review, adversarial testing, and independent scrutiny have been part of how Sntry has been developed from the beginning — not a phase scheduled once users are already at risk. By the time the public interacts with Sntry, it will already have been pressure-tested by people whose job is to break it.
The goal isn't to be first. It's to still be trusted years from now.
Trust the code, not promises.
https://t.co/3fvaGDJSMe — Week 6 velocity update:
Substrate-heavy week off the alpha-cohort signal. Two net-new fronts pulled from the cohort's input. Four where we tightened parts of the platform that have been running.
15 PRs merged to main. 47 commits.
Net-new:
→ New public-beta onboarding sequence in design — an evolution of what the alpha cohort experienced, with their friction points and backend-behavior signal surfaced during the testing.
→ Started bringing the agents to the UI directly. Users will interact with and see what the swarm is doing, not just experience the effects. Early stage; on the board because the alpha cohort asked for more user-facing interaction with and observability into the agent layer.
Tightened:
→ Outside read on one of Sntry's internal workflow systems — part of the substrate built for scale. Respected outside voice with vast experience in the field, came back with minor QoL tweaks on structural patterns and the maintenance surface, all metabolized.
→ Brady and Craig continued running the sntry-community plugin through their training reps, feeding refinements back into the plugin itself. Output stays internal by design until the substrate is 100% ready.
→ Community-lead conversation from Week 5 still moving — a prospective lead who'd bring a large existing audience to the platform at launch, not build one from the ground up like Brady and Craig. Larger, more complex deal because of the scope.
→ Business-structure work pushed forward — multiple lawyer meetings, continued advisor engagement, on the operating-maturity arc we've been building since day one.
Cumulative AI security decisions: 3,457,836.
Shoutouts:
→ The Week 5 closed-alpha cohort for the friction points and backend-behavior signal this week's substrate work was built against.
→ The respected outside voice who looked at one of Sntry's internal systems — QoL pass surfaced tweaks we've already metabolized.
→ Our business advisor for the continued strategic input on the operating arc.
→ Brady and Craig for the community-vertical groundwork on their respective fronts.
→ @pareen for the continuing input on these updates and the ongoing direction around how Sntry shows up publicly.
→ @DeltaV_xyz for the cadence and community support.
🛳 An ecosystem of founders who ship every week
@kizzymobile grew deposits 10%, averaged 200+ DAUs, launched referral campaign, and shipped new testnet feature.
@dFusionAI reached 550K April uses for Fusion Intelligence, up from about 50K previously.
shard legends reached 3.4K active users and 80% retained paying whale cohort while Seeker portal launched.
Surfcash processed 34K volume, added 200 users, launched eSIMs, and hit highest revenue week.
@captur_go has 7,483 MAU and 2,365 WAU, with daily check-ins expanding globally after SEA feedback.
@AccountableData has $2.16 B in assets cryptographically verified by its Data Verification Network.
Gamma strategies reached 1.09M TVL, with the Monad network vaults adding over 500K TVL.
@MrFreeman0 launched Free Human with 2,765 visits, 225 signups, and 14 buyers.
Janus launched a live logistics pilot with active product-integration testing before a vendor decision.
K613 completed Hashlock security audit, addressed findings, earned secure rating, and launched the live protocol.
Branchless Pay deployed core contracts on the Monad testnet, verified them, and reached 95.18% test coverage.
parastrand launched production platform at parastrand[.]com with 24/7 conflict indexer and Stripe billing live.
@revalyzeco shipped Analyze v2, multi-format PDF reports, team Workspaces, and improved analysis quality to 8+.
@SntryFun completed closed alpha, shipped community-led Claude plugin, and logged 3.1M AI security decisions.
@cultverse_ai fixed Discord linking, hardened raffles, launched two Dæmons quest paths, and closed voice audits.
@SirathNetwork migrated core AI infrastructure to Azure AI Foundry and finalized verified autonomous subscription payments.
@PingMe_xyz shipped end-to-end encrypted notifications for private product updates, giveaways, and secure messaging.
@Lka10nft shipped third product surface MVP in 48 hours and field-tested it live at Consensus.
@GweiExchange hardened admin auth, completed tracked-secrets audit, fixed crashes, and grew profile visits 57%.
Multisynq migrated customers to its new network and began onboarding heavy compute capacity.
@facto_to upgraded to V2 with multichain spending using the Monad network as settlement.
@specter_PQ launched an interactive playground for developers to explore the SDK and give feedback.
@allocrypt added Ethereum vault support for deposits, withdrawals, Safe handling, and broader cross-chain routing.
BoltEVM shipped BOLTXR handtracking vault experience with functional swap and Thorchain interfacing.
@jichu_xyz created demo for the Monad network statistics and lightweight validator information services.
@TrendleFi shipped production data-cost optimization, improved fiat onboarding UX, and tested Discord alert bot.
@akidirtyhands activated private reasoning swarm and advanced SPV state cell, mobile SDK, and gateway work.
The emoverse launched two Chrome extensions and Emo Tarot with the full Major Arcana live.
@artgate_gg finalized marketplace architecture with Seaport-compatible listings, bids, activity feeds, analytics, and beta plan.
@Kintsu improved staking UX foundations with personalized interfaces and richer position performance visibility.
@mongo_finance fixed core contract vulnerabilities from internal audits and expanded Hardhat coverage before deployment.
@monatrix_ag gathered two weeks of beta feedback and planned Curvance SDK, charts, withdrawals, and reward claims.
@DenariaFinance completed invariant mapping and aligned with Offchain Labs while preparing Arbitrum Sepolia deployment.
Quantum wallet hardened MVP bridge and fiat ramp flows while onboarding early testers for core wallet functions.
@rocketmarketsfi advanced private MVP on the Monad network with core mechanics testable and improved live data layer.
@trustv6ult submitted hackathon build across five tracks and continued mainnet prep with audit readiness.
Demether completed Version 2, prepared shipping for next week, and ranked top five on legends[.]fun.
@ThinkeeSenior gathered feedback from 350 users and began redesigning a lighter, faster public UX.
@mishraritz reached out to 20+ testnet projects and received 12 responses during outbound campaign.
@ninjaverse_xyz documented Hunt-Refine-Upgrade progression mechanics and created social assets highlighting grind philosophy and pixel-art identity.
@umbrella_fi got price arbitrage bot working and deployment script ready for fake-pool dry runs.
@everdrawing completed an explanatory article on what Everdraw is and why it was created.
@mkrglobal planned a monsoon tree-plantation project and shared updates through its X handle and website.
@pareen Agents won't replace marketers. They'll make good marketers faster, more consistent, and harder to compete with. We built our community plugin around that — AI multiplies what one marketer can put out, the soul stays human.
https://t.co/3fvaGDJSMe — Week 5 velocity update:
Heavy substrate week. Three fronts net-new. Three where we tightened parts of the platform that have been running.
5 PRs merged to main. 29 commits.
Net-new:
→ Our closed-alpha cohort came on, gave us what we needed for the beta, and rolled off — by design. Clear read on where new users hit friction and on how the back end behaved under real-user load. Both feed the public-beta posture work directly.
→ Our custom Sntry community-lead claude plugin shipped on its own private GitHub repository, separate from the main codebase. 18 custom skills, per-lead audience templates, a guard hook on writes and sends, reference files, and more.
→ Craig joined the team as our veterans community lead. Full team is now four — Andrew, Adam, Brady, Craig. One more community-lead conversation open off the back of the new custom claude plugin.
Tightened:
→ Production LLM routing upgraded to a stronger primary model — better reasoning, with faster inference and better economics as side benefits. Fallback layer updated alongside.
→ Production CI surface — continued refinement to test smarter, with coverage held steady and signal-per-check higher.
→ Contracts held up under alpha-user interaction this week — first time the platform was exercised by users beyond our own internal testing. Testing surface around the contracts continues to deepen as we head toward beta.
Cumulative AI security decisions: 3,108,438.
Shoutouts:
→ Craig for joining the team this week as the veterans community lead.
→ The closed-alpha cohort for the time, the friction-point feedback, and being the first real-user load the platform's contracts ran under.
→ @pareen for the continuing input on these updates and the ongoing direction around how Sntry shows up publicly.
→ @0x_yash21 at the Monad Foundation for keeping us in mind for community discussions
→ @DeltaV_xyz for the cadence and community support
@pareen 100%. watched the same thing play out in michigan cannabis industry 2015-2017. chaos phase printed first, but the cleanup wave is where the long lasting companies got built. taking that exact playbook into the meme coin ecosystem now — it's why we're building sntry
🛳 An ecosystem of founders who ship every week
@cultverse_ai avg user time 35.7 min/week up 82% WoW, Bean Exchange live with onchain LP and swap quests.
Shard Legends ARPPU exploded to $55.33, up 182%, secured Google Ads Grant, Android build prepped, fixing early retention.
@MrFreeman0 launched first AI agent on Swarms infrastructure, started Freeland soft launch, TGE announcement hit 120K views.
@kizzymobile launched lottery jackpot 2, deployed multichain deposits in production, top 10 revenue apps on the Monad network.
K613 protocol now live on DefiLlama, listed and tracked alongside 7,000+ DeFi projects across chains.
@0xQash closed 2 LOIs and 1 paying company from presell.
@SirathNetwork shipped autonomous agent subscriptions via embedded wallet, instant portfolio results, and first Signal Agent microservice.
Mako market rebuilt signup for zero crypto experience, email accounts, sponsored gas, wallet-as-identity, all live in production.
Torque shipped full perps trading with voice-driven rules engine, public API v1, rebuilt fiat ramp flow, cross-chain execution.
@boxtree_inc shipped VRM avatars and quick match feature, preparing pitch for NYC Pitch by Deel regional finals.
@GweiExchange replaced stub endpoints with real onchain reads, backfilled 335 pairs, daily coverage from 5 to 84 pairs.
@BeyondPlay_xyz mobile Create Studio now a TestFlight build on production backend, full stabilization pass on live agent chat.
@AccountableData launched Hyperithm cbBTC vault on the Monad network, partnered with Balsa Technology, launched Noon vault on Citrea.
@trustv6ult integrated QVAC LLM so users create orders and generate QR codes via AI text and voice.
@ACMEonBTC public testnet launched live, users can create, mint, and trade assets, full frontend with explorer deployed.
@captur_go check-in feature driving stronger engagement, POI data pipeline improved, enterprise discussions moving toward pilot stage.
@PingMe_xyz LootGo partnership live, app on App Store and Play Store, players earn extra rewards through PingMe.
VII Finance now live on the Monad network, LPs using Uniswap V4 collateral continue earning rewards through Merkl.
@joinCero v4 app rework shipped to first TestFlight users, launched website and waitlist, interviewed 20 customers on product.
@facto_to delivered stable V2 testing version, benchmarked Turnkey vs Privy, reviewed node structure for latency improvements.
@SntryFun Phase 2.0 contract-layer milestone shipped, first closed-alpha users onboarded, nine PRs merged to main.
@myPenny4thots audited smart contract to harden rewards system, built allocation model supporting both token and non-token users.
@revalyzeco shipped Ask Revalyze LLM chatbot live, polished landing page, SEO upgrades deployed.
The Emoverse X login and XP farming live, Meme Maker revamped, browser extension submitted to Chrome Web Store.
@TrendleFi fiat onboarding became main focus, narrowing growth channels with clearer owners, aligning on leaner traction path.
@rocketmarketsfi continued front-end MVP implementation, applied additional gas optimizations to smart contracts on the Monad network.
@FloorsFinance distribution partnerships started with Frax, Agora, and Cap, built token simulator for project metrics and valuations.
@mongo_finance deployed MongoDirect Stable Swap on the Monad testnet with near-zero slippage P2P stablecoin swaps.
@akidirtyhands two live Bitcoin testnet transactions with SPV proofs, NDA portal live with 44 modules and OTP auth.
@allocrypt shipped user education modals for high-risk actions, began ETH/EVM expansion with contracts deployed and UI testing.
@DenariaFinance locking down refactored math and mapping invariants, post-refactoring audit scope defined for upgraded architecture.
@umbrella_fi price arbitrage bot still in progress, circled back to frontend chart details, deployment scripts for testnet next.
@SoliaNetwork launched freelance escrow UI with wallet integration, built core flows for job creation, acceptance, and escrow funding.
Keepsakelove Vault Key Plan ready for launch, walkthrough updated from user feedback, six landing copy fixes shipped.
@monatrix_ag Uni V4 tokenID added for position tracking, documentation in preparation.
@everdrawing updated events in code for Merkl integration.
@parmelia_ landing page ready, bug fixes on gas usage in transactions, developing bridges and new features.
@specter_PQ working on multi-chain switch architecture so users can choose which chain for stealth and quantum keys.
@ThinkeeSenior exploring scenario-based reflection using real user data, simulating alternative life paths grounded in recorded identity.
Canonicals established university contacts for student hackathon, rebranding as Arena for AI Prediction Agent, drafting V2 AMM paper.
@artgate_gg first update, building NFT launchpad and marketplace for the Monad network with single-transaction collection deployment.
@FonDevz 13 match stats tracked, almost finalized agreement with another squad to track their stats.
@ninjaverse_xyz documented the Hunt-Refine-Upgrade core loop, developed community engagement content for early brand identity.
@EmpowerTours building new worker task tracking app with before and after photos, building shelter for ranch animals.
@jichu_xyz finalized brand, designed UI and system diagram, started monorepo for jichu[.]xyz website and API.
@mkr_global planning tree plantation project for the upcoming monsoon season.
@mishraritz started connecting with founders and projects.
@ForgexNetwork keep working.
@LabsRez team split, working through issues and exploring pivot.
https://t.co/3fvaGDJSMe — Week 4 velocity update:
Busy week along several fronts.
9 PRs merged to main this week through the upgraded production setup completed in Week 3.
We shipped:
→ Phase 2.0 — the next planned contract-layer milestone in the production roadmap. Ran through the team's phase-gated process. Shipped Saturday.
→ 2,919,216 cumulative AI security decisions.
We onboarded:
→ First 1–3 closed-alpha users Saturday. 5–10 landed Sunday. Hands-on support for every user as the alpha-feedback loop opens. Public beta after.
Team momentum:
→ Founding team member Brady — on the team since before Nitro — steps into his role as the team's college/Greek-life community lead this week as his spring semester finished.
Community + ecosystem:
→ Attended the DeltaV AI Office Hours session the Monad Foundation put on — "Agents, Harnesses, and AX."
Off-repo work also advanced and took most of the time this week (compliance, legal, business) as well as closed-alpha onboarding support and continued posture work for public beta.
Shoutouts:
→ @snubeaver for hosting the AI Office Hours session.
→ @0x_yash21 for the invite.
→ @pareen for the feedback on our posts.
→ @DeltaV_xyz for the cadence.