ViamBonam

Exploring the edges of web3 so you don't have to. Protocols, airdrops, gems, and the occasional hot take. Building conviction one thread at a time.

[ViamBonam @ViamBonam]

In 10 years, the best crypto products won’t even look like crypto.

They’ll just be… normal apps with better rails.

[AnubisCryptos @AnubisCryptos]

The "crypto is a scam" crowd and the "crypto is the future" crowd are both wrong.
The real answer: some of it is scam. Some of it is infrastructure that will be invisible in 10 years.
The job is telling them apart.
That's literally what this account is for.

[ViamBonam @ViamBonam]

@SulivanJallou Adoption will be the key differentiator.

[ViamBonam @ViamBonam]

@LeoCryptoAsh Feels like we’re still early on this shift.

[ViamBonam @ViamBonam]

@PixDevArt Loyalty is finally being priced in.

[ViamBonam @ViamBonam]

@MeteoraAG has $964M TVL on Solana and still no token.

Their DLMM model concentrates liquidity automatically around active price ranges, protocol-managed, not user-managed.

If you got burned by impermanent loss before, this model is worth understanding before the token lands.

[ViamBonam @ViamBonam]

@richweb3guy @safe @privy_io @Alchemy Most users don’t want control, they want reliability and simplicity.

[ViamBonam @ViamBonam]

Most “AI tokens” are narratives.

A few are actually building compute and model infrastructure, that’s where long-term value sits.

[TikTakTokTukk @TikTakTokTukk]

The AI crypto sector hit $28B in market cap by early 2026.

Most of it is rebranded speculation.

Bittensor is the one that holds up on close inspection. Decentralized AI subnets, $200M from Polychain, founded by people with actual ML backgrounds.

[ViamBonam @ViamBonam]

@cryptozeusoffi If usage is flat or down, price usually follows eventually.

[ViamBonam @ViamBonam]

The AI crypto sector hit $28B market cap by early 2026. Bittensor leads at $3.44B but the rest is spread across compute networks, inference markets, and agent infrastructure.

This isn't AI tokens pumping. It's a new infrastructure category forming.

[ViamBonam @ViamBonam]

Sybil farming died the moment projects started weighting real on-chain activity over wallet creation.

Quality > quantity finally matters.

[TikTakTokTukk @TikTakTokTukk]

The old airdrop model is gone.

Sign up and get tokens does not exist anymore.

rojects now track on-chain behavior: swaps, bridging, staking, governance.

Low-effort farming gets filtered out almost immediately

[ViamBonam @ViamBonam]

Best airdrop strategy in 2026: go deep on 3 ecosystems with aged wallets, not wide on 20 with fresh ones.

Sybil detection is very good now.

Nine-figure distributions have the data to filter signal from noise.

[ViamBonam @ViamBonam]

@base is openly exploring a network token. The chain has massive real-user traction.

If a token drops, diverse and consistent on-chain history is the obvious eligibility signal.

Swap, bridge, deploy, interact.

That's the whole checklist.

[ViamBonam @ViamBonam]

Yes, we have a lot of builders who are pure tech people who want to talk to other tech people.

But today the ecosystem is much more competitive and diverse, so you need a strong marketing dimension

[YodaCrypto @yodacryptooffi]

Hot take:
Most crypto apps have a marketing problem disguised as a UX problem.
The interface isn't confusing because it's hard to build. It's confusing because nobody talked to a real user before shipping.

[ViamBonam @ViamBonam]

100%, but we’re still too focused on doing the same things instead of bringing different value using the strengths and weaknesses of Web3

[MiddleManWeb3 @MiddleManWeb3]

Most "Web3 social" projects launch, spike, and die because they try to replace X instead of doing something X genuinely cannot do

The projects worth watching are the ones building social primitives where on-chain identity and ownership actually change what is possible!

[ViamBonam @ViamBonam]

@LayerZero_Core still has 15.3% of supply in a "Future Initiatives" bucket.

It's in their published tokenomics, not a rumor. T

hey just launched Zero, their own L1, with Tether backing it. Bridges, swaps, cross-chain activity.

All of it builds history.

[ViamBonam @ViamBonam]

This is clearly the area that is still the most behind today, we’re still operating with something close to a 2017 product… absolutely everything has evolved.

We have new players but still the same problems and the same complexity!

[Maniaqx0 @Maniaqx0]

guys, the wallet is the first impression of web3.

but now it's like showing up to a job interview and being asked to memorize 12 random words before you're allowed in the building.

[ViamBonam @ViamBonam]

Exactly, right now the focus has to be on what actually builds the foundations:

- @ethereum: foundation of most protocols
- @hyperliquidx: foundation of the future of finance
- @base: foundation of mass adoption

It’s really about identifying the layers that will stay relevant!

[TheLightCrypto @thelightcrypto_]

Something i keep thinking about:

The internet's first decade was also mostly garbage products on real infrastructure email, forums, bad e-commerce

But, the infrastructure (TCP/IP, HTTP) was the bet, not the apps, feels familiar in the ecosystem.