🌽10 @YieldFields_RH WL for MoG Content! ✨
Grinding hard in MoG? 👀
Create some content while you're at it!
READ EVERYTHING FIRST - OR YOU MAY BE DISQUALIFIED! ⚠️
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Because there were so many entries for the previous giveaway, I'm making a few changes to optimize the flow.
Deadline: 48hrs (Sept 22 @ 6am EST)
Please do ALL of the following:
1. Follow @onchainheroes & @YieldFields_RH & @PxPaws
2. ❤️+ 🔁 this post
3. Submit your content post in the reply
4. Also submit your post into this Google Forms:
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⚠️RULES:
🔸 Do NOT DM Paws!! (or you'll be automatically disqualified!)
🔸 Do NOT offer any kinds of 'deals', special tweets, or attempt to bribe Paws! (unless it's 100ETH+ upfront 😹💰)
🔸 Do NOT get AI to write your threads!!
➡️ I read through everything, and can tell when content is written by AI, and it slows down the review process
🔸 This is NOT a Raffle, every piece of content is reviewed
🔸 If you make more than one submission, edit your Google Forms entry and include all of them there
🔸 Content must be related to MOG/OCH (but it can also include YF)
💡TIPS:
🔸 Quality > Quantity
🔸 Be creative in what you're submitting
➡️ Previous content had LOTS of guides/threads, which is great info, but when everyone does the same thing, then you have tough competition
🔸 Try different formats/angles - it's the EASIEST way to stand out!
(and it doesn't always have to be informative)
Good luck! 🐱✨
Still spending 2026 farming dead testnets and L2 trash nobody cares about anymore?
There was a time for that. We all clicked the holy trinity. Some even farmed Arbitrum.
But that era is mostly over.
Right now I’m focused on two narratives the market is actually giving us:
1. Polymarket 📊, where I’m building inside the ecosystem
2. Robinhood Chain 🏹⛓️, which is what today’s post is about
I already covered Yield Fields Deed Season in Maze of Gains.
I think it’s worth farming, because the team’s previous NFTs trade around 1 ETH.
If you missed it: https://t.co/XZ4IWaJKpw
Today’s new gem is https://t.co/ykGrhXBcKr.
TMF is an early on-chain project on Robinhood Chain.
It is built around Seat NFTs, and every Seat belongs to one of five funds.
The five funds are:
BAGEL
LADDR
HAGGL
GRAVY
DARTS
These are not five separate NFT collections. They are five portfolios inside one system.
TMF Pass is mint access.
It is not a Seat and not a fund share.
1 Pass lets you mint 2 Seat NFTs.
The Pass is soulbound, so it is not meant to trade like a normal NFT.
Seat is the core NFT.
The project lists 4,001 Seats. Seat #0 is the Chairman Seat, while the rest are distributed across the funds.
A Seat has art, chair trait, character, fund and Briefcase.
Chair and character drive visual rarity.
Briefcase is the on-chain container attached to a specific Seat. If payouts happen, they can land there.
When you mint, you do not choose the fund.
A Seat randomly lands in one of the five funds and stays there.
One Seat can go to GRAVY. Another can go to BAGEL.
The key line from the project:
holding earns nothing
Just owning a Seat is not enough. To vote and potentially receive payouts, the Seat needs Enrollment, paid in $TMF.
Enrollment gives the Seat a Share Class.
Class C: 40,100 $TMF, 1x vote
Class B: 100,250 $TMF, ~1.5x
Class A: 200,500 $TMF, ~2x
Class I: 401,000 $TMF, ~2.5x
Class R: 1,002,500 $TMF, ~3.33x
So a Seat by itself is not an active fund participant.
It becomes active only after Enrollment.
How do the funds work?
Activated Seat holders vote on how their fund allocates assets.
A fund could hold WETH, tokenized SPY or other on-chain assets, then rebalance based on voting results.
The weekly mechanic is Fiscal Friday.
If a fund grows above its previous high-water mark, holders can vote on Profit Take.
If it passes, part of the profit may go into the Seat Briefcases.
Important: dividends are not guaranteed.
If the fund makes no profit, there is nothing to distribute.
This is still an early project, not a proven yield product.
$TMF is the system token.
It is used for Enrollment and connects to Seats through the Transfer Agent.
The stated relationship is:
1 Seat ⇄ 401,000 $TMF
A Seat can be sent to the Transfer Agent to receive $TMF.
The reverse direction exists too, with around a 4.01% fee.
That does not mean 401,000 $TMF has a fixed dollar value. Market price still matters.
Then there is Deng.
Deng is a separate NFT collection from the same founder/ecosystem on ApeChain.
Through Deng Desk, you can burn a Deng NFT and receive a TMF Pass.
The route is simple:
Deng 🐵
↓
burn 🔥
↓
TMF Pass 🎟
↓
2 Seat 🪑🪑
But it is not free.
If Deng costs around $100–150, then burning Deng for a Pass makes that your rough entry cost.
Once burned, Deng is gone forever.
Other Pass routes:
Waiting Room via UGC
🏆 contests
🤝 partner raffles
🔗 referrals
⚡️ team activities
The cheapest route is probably good UGC + Waiting Room, but it is not guaranteed.
The full chain:
🎨 UGC / Deng / contest / partner raffle
↓
🎟 TMF Pass
↓
🪑🪑 mint 2 Seat
↓
🏦 Seat lands in a fund
↓
🪙 get $TMF
↓
✅ Enrollment
↓
📈 Share Class
↓
🗳 vote
↓
💰 possible Profit Take
↓
💼 Briefcase payout
Rarity matters too.
Seat is not only a fund mechanic. It is also an NFT collection.
Price can depend on floor, chair rarity, character, 1/1 traits, fund, Share Class, Briefcase contents and overall TMF demand.
Rare chairs or characters can create a collector premium.
But only if buyers care.
Rarity alone does not guarantee price.
There is also Corner Office through M&A.
Seats can be combined under certain conditions. One Seat is destroyed, the other gets higher status, and the chair can turn into a Corner Office chair.
#TheMutualFun #TMF #RobinhoodChain #TokenizedStocks #RWA #Onchain #NFT #DeFi
Yield Fields Deed Season in Maze of Gains — full guide on how to get WL 🌽
Right now, Maze of Gains is running Deed Season — an event where you can earn a WL spot for the Yield Fields Deed mint.
Here is the link — https://t.co/I2w7tpay39
Maze of Gains / MoG is an onchain roguelike game from the Onchain Heroes ecosystem.
Inside the game, you enter different modes, spend Keys, complete runs, collect resources, and then use those resources in special events.
For this season, the main resource is Golden Corn.
Yield Fields is a new project on Robinhood Chain.
A Deed is an NFT from the Yield Fields collection. There will be 3,333 Deeds in total.
You do not need a Deed to play Yield Fields, but it unlocks a separate gameplay loop and extra resource mechanics.
Right now, MoG is distributing 850 whitelist spots for the Deed mint.
The event runs until September 28, 4:00 PM UTC.
The main thing to understand:
Silo or Raffle.
Silo is a leaderboard.
You deposit a resource, it gets burned, and the amount you deposited is counted on the leaderboard. The more you deposit, the higher you climb. At the end of the event, there is a snapshot, and the top players receive WL spots.
Raffle is a lottery.
You also deposit a resource, and it also gets burned, but instead of a leaderboard rank, you receive entries. The more entries you have, the higher your chance to win WL. But there is no guarantee.
A total of 850 WL spots are distributed like this:
Silo: • Golden Corn leaderboard — 400 WL • Eve Items leaderboard — 175 WLRaffle: • Golden Corn raffle — 175 WL • Eve Keys raffle — 100 WLGLHF
Total: 575 WL through leaderboards and 275 WL through raffle.
The main path for most players is Golden Corn.
Golden Corn is farmed in Arcade and Expedition through Corn Stalks.
The formula is simple:
1 Corn Stalk = 10 Corn × number of Keys used in the run
P.S. When you play Arcade or Expedition, Corn Stalks can appear on the map / inside the run. If you find and collect them, you receive Golden Corn.
So if you enter a run with 1 Key, one Corn Stalk gives you 10 Corn.
If you enter with 10 Keys, it gives you 100 Corn.
If you enter with 100 Keys, it gives you 1,000 Corn per Corn Stalk.
That is why Keys work as a farming multiplier.
The more Keys you use in a run, the more Corn you get from each Corn Stalk you find.
In Arcade, one Key costs around $1, and you can use up to 100 Keys per run.
In Expedition, there is no Key limit, and you can also get free Keys through the weekly quest in Abstract Portal.
Expedition Pass also gives a Corn bonus:
• Basic Pass — +10% Corn• VIP Pass — +25% Corn
If you want to farm without a big budget, Expedition and free Keys can be important.
Now about the main WL path — Golden Corn Silo.
You farm Golden Corn and send it to the Silo.
After that, the Corn is burned, but it counts toward the leaderboard.
To get WL through this path, you need to reach top-300 by deposited Corn.
Rewards are distributed like this:• #1 gets 7 WL • #2 gets 5 WL • #3–10 get 3 WL each • #11–84 get 2 WL each • #85–300 get 1 WL each
Important: 400 WL does not mean 400 winners.
In Golden Corn Silo, 300 players win, but the highest ranks receive more than one WL spot.
If you do not have enough Corn, or you understand that you cannot hold top-300, there is a second option — Golden Corn Raffle.
This one is simple:
1 Corn = 1 entry
The more Corn you deposit, the more tickets you get.
Golden Corn Raffle distributes 175 WL spots.
The downside — it is random.
The upside — you can participate even without a huge Corn stack.
If you cannot reach Silo, raffle can be better than burning Corn into a leaderboard and finishing below the winning range.
There is also the Eve branch: Eve Items and Eve Keys.
This path is more complicated.
To farm Eve Items yourself, you need a Genesis Hero NFT — it costs around $150.
You send it to Primora Shores, where it fishes for 12 hours and has roughly a 33% chance to bring back an Eve Key.
An Eve Key is used to enter World’s Eve mode in MoG.
In World’s Eve, you farm World Seeds, which can then be exchanged for Eve Caches.
These caches can drop Eve Items.
Those Eve Items can be sent to Eve Items Silo.
There, you need to reach top-150 by points, and this leaderboard distributes 175 WL spots.
If you do not have a Genesis Hero, the Eve branch becomes less convenient.
Then your options are:
• buy Eve Items on the Marketplace with VALOR • buy or obtain Eve Keys • or simply focus on Golden Corn
According to the guide, 100 VALOR = 1 USDC, but before buying anything, always check real market prices and leaderboard thresholds.
Because once resources are deposited, they are burned forever.
Another important point — the wallet.
If you log in through AGW / Abstract Global Wallet, you must link MetaMask or Rabby in Settings.
Why this matters:
The Deed mint will happen on Robinhood Chain, and the WL needs to be connected to an EVM wallet.
If your account stays only on AGW without a linked wallet, you risk losing a WL spot even if you win it.
If you already log in with MetaMask, Rabby, or another non-AGW EVM wallet — you do not need to do anything extra.
My strategy for this event:
First, farm Golden Corn and do not burn everything mindlessly.
Closer to the end of the event, check the threshold for Golden Corn Silo top-300.
If your Corn amount can realistically hold a winning rank, go for Silo.
If top-300 is too far away, consider Golden Corn Raffle, because at least you still have a chance to win WL.
Eve Items / Eve Keys only make sense if you already have a Genesis Hero, VALOR, or a clear entry price through the Marketplace.
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My priority for Golden Corn farming
Energy sustain → defense → free moves → AoE / multi-target damage → raw damage
So first, I look for talents that help me stay alive longer:
• Vampiric • Salvage • Swift Steps • Armor Plating • Divine Shield • Momentum
Then I start picking damage.
The goal in Expedition is not just to kill more mobs.
The goal is to explore more rooms, find more Corn Stalks, and leave the run with more Golden Corn.
#MazeOfGains #MoG #YieldFields #OnchainHeroes #GoldenCorn #Web3Gaming
🌽 Maze of Gains Talent Guide: what to pick for Golden Corn farming
If your goal is farming Golden Corn in Expedition, the strongest talents are not always the ones with the biggest damage number.
In MoG, Energy is everything.
Energy is basically:
• your HP
• your movement
• your mistake buffer
• your ability to explore more rooms
• your chance to find more Corn Stalks
So for farming, you usually want talents that help you stay alive and move longer, not just raw damage.
Best talents for farming
1) VampiricEvery 3rd kill restores Energy.
One of the best talents for Expedition. The more you kill, the longer you survive. The longer you survive, the more rooms and Corn you can find.
2) SalvageBreaking objects restores Energy.
Very strong if you smash boxes, rocks, pots and other breakables. Basically, the map starts giving you back some of the resource you spend on movement.
3) Swift StepsGrants free moves at the start of each floor.
This is a direct Energy save. You can scout the floor, reach loot, or escape a bad position without spending your main resource.
4) Armor PlatingReduces incoming damage.
Simple, stable, and always useful. The less damage you take, the longer your run can go.
5) Divine ShieldGives a chance to block an incoming hit.
A strong defensive talent. Especially useful when enemies start hitting harder and every mistake becomes expensive.
6) MomentumEvery 4th kill grants a free move.
Good for tempo and Energy saving. Not as stable as Vampiric or Salvage, but still strong for longer runs.
Good talents if the top ones are not offered
7) ProspectorIncreases the chance for items to drop from breakables.
Good for farming loot, but if you have to choose between Prospector and Energy sustain, Energy is usually better.
8) CleaveAdjacent enemies take a portion of your damage.
Useful when enemies are grouped together. Helps clear rooms faster and reduces the amount of damage you take.
9) ReachYour strike hits a second target in a straight line.
Good when enemies line up. Nice for clearing, but more situational.
10) Apex HunterIncreases crit chance against full HP enemies.
Good for opening hits. Helps you start fights faster and sometimes delete weaker enemies early.
Medium / situational talents
11) Poison BladeCan poison enemies. Good against tanky mobs, but slow.
12) CorruptionCan corrupt a non-boss enemy on strike. Some control, but the chance is not very high.
13) MenaceKills can frighten nearby enemies. Sometimes useful, but not reliable.
14) MercilessDeals bonus damage to enemies below 50% HP. Fine as a finisher, but it does not change the run much.
15) Critical BoostSmall crit chance increase. Fine if the options are bad, but not a priority.
16) ThornsReflects part of incoming damage back to attackers. Only matters when you get hit, so it is not ideal for farming.
Talents I usually avoid for farming
17) Heavy HitterGives more attack, but every strike costs extra Energy.
Bad for Expedition farming because Energy is your life and movement. You may kill faster, but you can also end the run faster.
18) BerserkerGives more damage when you are below 30 Energy.
Can be strong, but risky. It only turns on when you are already in a bad situation. For stable farming, I prefer talents that prevent that situation.
#MazeOfGains #MoG #YieldFields #OnchainHeroes #GoldenCorn #Web3Gaming
Important!
• When entering the site, connect through Abstract Wallet, because completing one task with it gives you 8 Keys
• Make sure to buy a Pass — without it, there is not much point farming seriously
• Do not forget to connect your MetaMask later in Settings
• The last NFT from these guys is trading around 1 ETH, so think for yourself )
#MazeOfGains #MoG #YieldFields #OnchainHeroes #RobinhoodChain #DeedSeason #GoldenCorn #Web3Gaming
Yield Fields Deed Season in Maze of Gains — full guide on how to get WL 🌽
Right now, Maze of Gains is running Deed Season — an event where you can earn a WL spot for the Yield Fields Deed mint.
Here is the link — https://t.co/I2w7tpay39
Maze of Gains / MoG is an onchain roguelike game from the Onchain Heroes ecosystem.
Inside the game, you enter different modes, spend Keys, complete runs, collect resources, and then use those resources in special events.
For this season, the main resource is Golden Corn.
Yield Fields is a new project on Robinhood Chain.
A Deed is an NFT from the Yield Fields collection. There will be 3,333 Deeds in total.
You do not need a Deed to play Yield Fields, but it unlocks a separate gameplay loop and extra resource mechanics.
Right now, MoG is distributing 850 whitelist spots for the Deed mint.
The event runs until September 28, 4:00 PM UTC.
The main thing to understand:
Silo or Raffle.
Silo is a leaderboard.
You deposit a resource, it gets burned, and the amount you deposited is counted on the leaderboard. The more you deposit, the higher you climb. At the end of the event, there is a snapshot, and the top players receive WL spots.
Raffle is a lottery.
You also deposit a resource, and it also gets burned, but instead of a leaderboard rank, you receive entries. The more entries you have, the higher your chance to win WL. But there is no guarantee.
A total of 850 WL spots are distributed like this:
Silo: • Golden Corn leaderboard — 400 WL • Eve Items leaderboard — 175 WLRaffle: • Golden Corn raffle — 175 WL • Eve Keys raffle — 100 WLGLHF
Total: 575 WL through leaderboards and 275 WL through raffle.
The main path for most players is Golden Corn.
Golden Corn is farmed in Arcade and Expedition through Corn Stalks.
The formula is simple:
1 Corn Stalk = 10 Corn × number of Keys used in the run
P.S. When you play Arcade or Expedition, Corn Stalks can appear on the map / inside the run. If you find and collect them, you receive Golden Corn.
So if you enter a run with 1 Key, one Corn Stalk gives you 10 Corn.
If you enter with 10 Keys, it gives you 100 Corn.
If you enter with 100 Keys, it gives you 1,000 Corn per Corn Stalk.
That is why Keys work as a farming multiplier.
The more Keys you use in a run, the more Corn you get from each Corn Stalk you find.
In Arcade, one Key costs around $1, and you can use up to 100 Keys per run.
In Expedition, there is no Key limit, and you can also get free Keys through the weekly quest in Abstract Portal.
Expedition Pass also gives a Corn bonus:
• Basic Pass — +10% Corn• VIP Pass — +25% Corn
If you want to farm without a big budget, Expedition and free Keys can be important.
Now about the main WL path — Golden Corn Silo.
You farm Golden Corn and send it to the Silo.
After that, the Corn is burned, but it counts toward the leaderboard.
To get WL through this path, you need to reach top-300 by deposited Corn.
Rewards are distributed like this:• #1 gets 7 WL • #2 gets 5 WL • #3–10 get 3 WL each • #11–84 get 2 WL each • #85–300 get 1 WL each
Important: 400 WL does not mean 400 winners.
In Golden Corn Silo, 300 players win, but the highest ranks receive more than one WL spot.
If you do not have enough Corn, or you understand that you cannot hold top-300, there is a second option — Golden Corn Raffle.
This one is simple:
1 Corn = 1 entry
The more Corn you deposit, the more tickets you get.
Golden Corn Raffle distributes 175 WL spots.
The downside — it is random.
The upside — you can participate even without a huge Corn stack.
If you cannot reach Silo, raffle can be better than burning Corn into a leaderboard and finishing below the winning range.
There is also the Eve branch: Eve Items and Eve Keys.
This path is more complicated.
To farm Eve Items yourself, you need a Genesis Hero NFT — it costs around $150.
You send it to Primora Shores, where it fishes for 12 hours and has roughly a 33% chance to bring back an Eve Key.
An Eve Key is used to enter World’s Eve mode in MoG.
In World’s Eve, you farm World Seeds, which can then be exchanged for Eve Caches.
These caches can drop Eve Items.
Those Eve Items can be sent to Eve Items Silo.
There, you need to reach top-150 by points, and this leaderboard distributes 175 WL spots.
If you do not have a Genesis Hero, the Eve branch becomes less convenient.
Then your options are:
• buy Eve Items on the Marketplace with VALOR • buy or obtain Eve Keys • or simply focus on Golden Corn
According to the guide, 100 VALOR = 1 USDC, but before buying anything, always check real market prices and leaderboard thresholds.
Because once resources are deposited, they are burned forever.
Another important point — the wallet.
If you log in through AGW / Abstract Global Wallet, you must link MetaMask or Rabby in Settings.
Why this matters:
The Deed mint will happen on Robinhood Chain, and the WL needs to be connected to an EVM wallet.
If your account stays only on AGW without a linked wallet, you risk losing a WL spot even if you win it.
If you already log in with MetaMask, Rabby, or another non-AGW EVM wallet — you do not need to do anything extra.
My strategy for this event:
First, farm Golden Corn and do not burn everything mindlessly.
Closer to the end of the event, check the threshold for Golden Corn Silo top-300.
If your Corn amount can realistically hold a winning rank, go for Silo.
If top-300 is too far away, consider Golden Corn Raffle, because at least you still have a chance to win WL.
Eve Items / Eve Keys only make sense if you already have a Genesis Hero, VALOR, or a clear entry price through the Marketplace.
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After that, the main job is attention.
Watch X. Watch influencers. Watch early projects. Search “ARC Chain” directly. Move faster than the crowd, but don’t turn your brain off.
These moments usually don’t last long. A chain can be extremely hot for a few weeks, then slowly cool down.
The opportunity is real, but so is the risk.
If you’re active, disciplined, and don’t gamble like an idiot, this kind of market can be very profitable.
ARC Chain may be one of those windows you don’t want to sleep through.
Every time a new chain launches with fresh liquidity, the same thing usually happens: memes, NFTs, early apps and random hype projects start moving hard.
Not everything survives. Most won���t. But the early phase is where the crazy multiples appear.
A small entry can turn into something serious if you catch the right runner early. That’s why I’m treating ARC Chain as a short-term opportunity, not as something to marry.
My plan is simple:
I’m allocating $5,000 — an amount I’m ready to lose if the market goes against me.
Quick setup for beginners:
1) Deposit USDC to your MetaMask on Ethereum
2)Bridge USDC to ARC Chain through the official bridge
3) Register on FOMO (https://t.co/16vKSAfoNC) — one of the easiest terminals for trading ARC Chain memes
https://t.co/16vKSAfoNC helps you find new tokens, track trending launches, buy and sell faster, and stay closer to what’s moving.
Risk rules:
• no position bigger than 20% of the deposit • take the initial capital out when the trade gives the chance • keep a small moonbag for potential high-multiple runners • don’t chase blindly • assume rugs will happen
Where I’ll be looking:
• meme coins
• NFT collections
• P2E / gaming projects
• anything catching real attention on ARC Chain
I gave my Telegram bot $10. A few hours later, it had around $3,500.
Sounds like another one of those posts:
“I gave an AI agent $50, told it to make money, and 48 hours later it turned it into $4,890.”
Everyone has seen this phrase hundreds of times since AI became a normal tool and people started vibe coding projects in one evening.
So the real question is simple: is this actually possible, or is it just another nice-looking tweet?
Short answer — yes, it is possible.
But there is a catch.
Most people go straight into markets that are already too competitive. Polymarket is a good example. A whole ecosystem has already formed around it: arbitrage bots, faster execution, better infrastructure, experienced builders, and people with serious capital.
So if you decide today to build “a Polymarket arbitrage bot” from scratch, you are not just competing with the market. You are competing with people who have already automated this long ago.
Although even there, some interesting opportunities still exist. Hello to the builders :)
But today I want to talk about something else.
FOMO app - https://t.co/16vKSAfoNC
Yes, at its core, it is just another shitcoin platform. A casino, memes, fast pumps, fast dumps — everything we know too well.
But there is one interesting detail: by volume, it has already passed PumpFun
And this is where the idea appears.
Not trying to manually guess every shitcoin. Not sitting in charts 24/7. Not competing with top-tier coders.
But using AI and vibe coding to build a simple copy-trading system.
In the screenshot, you can see that I follow one trader who moves serious volume on this platform. And yes, I managed to make money with him, even though he had no idea I was copying him.
I gave my Telegram bot $10. A few hours later, it had around $3,500.
Sounds like another one of those posts:
“I gave an AI agent $50, told it to make money, and 48 hours later it turned it into $4,890.”
Everyone has seen this phrase hundreds of times since AI became a normal tool and people started vibe coding projects in one evening.
So the real question is simple: is this actually possible, or is it just another nice-looking tweet?
Short answer — yes, it is possible.
But there is a catch.
Most people go straight into markets that are already too competitive. Polymarket is a good example. A whole ecosystem has already formed around it: arbitrage bots, faster execution, better infrastructure, experienced builders, and people with serious capital.
So if you decide today to build “a Polymarket arbitrage bot” from scratch, you are not just competing with the market. You are competing with people who have already automated this long ago.
Although even there, some interesting opportunities still exist. Hello to the builders :)
But today I want to talk about something else.
FOMO app - https://t.co/16vKSAfoNC
Yes, at its core, it is just another shitcoin platform. A casino, memes, fast pumps, fast dumps — everything we know too well.
But there is one interesting detail: by volume, it has already passed PumpFun
And this is where the idea appears.
Not trying to manually guess every shitcoin. Not sitting in charts 24/7. Not competing with top-tier coders.
But using AI and vibe coding to build a simple copy-trading system.
In the screenshot, you can see that I follow one trader who moves serious volume on this platform. And yes, I managed to make money with him, even though he had no idea I was copying him.
The idea is very simple:
the bot watches wallets that are already showing results; sees what they are buying; filters out the trash; and can automatically repeat trades based on your rules.
Right now, it is possible to add 50+ wallets to a bot like this — wallets I am already tracking — and set it up for automated trading.
And here is the important part.
This is not an ad for my bot. I am not even going to drop the link.
I want to make a different point: if you are just starting, do not waste all your time trying to compete with coding and AI geniuses in overheated niches.
Start with something easier.
Copy trading. Wallet tracking. Simple automation. Testing hypotheses with small amounts.
Copy trading also exists on Polymarket, but the competition there is already much tougher. On newer FOMO-style platforms, the field is still much more open.
All you need at the beginning is a ChatGPT subscription with Codex or Claude. Choose whichever you prefer.
If you want, I can share the skill that lets your GPT build a similar bot.
Write in the comments - https://t.co/16vKSAfoNC
Hugs to everyone, Malov
I gave my Telegram bot $10. A few hours later, it had around $3,500.
Sounds like another one of those posts:
“I gave an AI agent $50, told it to make money, and 48 hours later it turned it into $4,890.”
Everyone has seen this phrase hundreds of times since AI became a normal tool and people started vibe coding projects in one evening.
So the real question is simple: is this actually possible, or is it just another nice-looking tweet?
Short answer — yes, it is possible.
But there is a catch.
Most people go straight into markets that are already too competitive. Polymarket is a good example. A whole ecosystem has already formed around it: arbitrage bots, faster execution, better infrastructure, experienced builders, and people with serious capital.
So if you decide today to build “a Polymarket arbitrage bot” from scratch, you are not just competing with the market. You are competing with people who have already automated this long ago.
Although even there, some interesting opportunities still exist. Hello to the builders :)
But today I want to talk about something else.
FOMO app - https://t.co/16vKSAfoNC
Yes, at its core, it is just another shitcoin platform. A casino, memes, fast pumps, fast dumps — everything we know too well.
But there is one interesting detail: by volume, it has already passed PumpFun
And this is where the idea appears.
Not trying to manually guess every shitcoin. Not sitting in charts 24/7. Not competing with top-tier coders.
But using AI and vibe coding to build a simple copy-trading system.
In the screenshot, you can see that I follow one trader who moves serious volume on this platform. And yes, I managed to make money with him, even though he had no idea I was copying him.
🧪 GPT-6 Astra: breakthrough or just strong marketing?
There is a lot of noise around GPT-6 Astra right now. OpenAI presents it as a big step forward, but the first independent Artificial Analysis tests look more restrained.
On the general Intelligence Index, Astra scores 61 points.
That is exactly the same as the previous GPT-5.6 Sol, and even slightly below Muse Spark 1.3, which scores 62.
It is also still 5 points behind Fable 5.1.
In coding, there is progress, but not a dramatic one.
Astra adds only 2 points compared with Sol and still does not reach Fable 5.1 at 70 points.
At the same time, it sits roughly around Opus 5 and Fable 5 level.
The clearest improvement is hallucinations. The rate dropped from 92% to 51%, which is real progress.
But the problem is not gone: 51% is still a high number for a model being sold as the new flagship.
The most interesting part is price and token efficiency.
In agentic coding via the Codex harness, Astra at max effort uses about 3x fewer tokens than Sol and about 5x fewer than Claude Opus 5 xhigh.
That sounds strong, but in the general Intelligence Index, the ~10% token saving at max effort does not really help.
Per task, Astra still comes out about 75% more expensive than Sol.
The reason is simple: the price per token increased by about 2.5x, and that more than wipes out the efficiency gain.
So the model may be cheaper in tokens, but not necessarily cheaper in actual task cost.
There is also a funny bonus: every day Astra remains unavailable, paid subscribers receive saved limit resets.
A small consolation while everyone waits to actually test the model.
So far, the picture is this: Astra does not look like a raw intelligence revolution.
It looks more like a cleaner, more efficient model in some scenarios, but with a noticeably higher price tag.
Once it reaches subscriptions, I will definitely test it hands-on.
🧪 GPT-6 Astra: breakthrough or just strong marketing?
There is a lot of noise around GPT-6 Astra right now. OpenAI presents it as a big step forward, but the first independent Artificial Analysis tests look more restrained.
On the general Intelligence Index, Astra scores 61 points.
That is exactly the same as the previous GPT-5.6 Sol, and even slightly below Muse Spark 1.3, which scores 62.
It is also still 5 points behind Fable 5.1.