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Day 48 of our daily Base deep dive series was about a product that can build apps using single prompt.
The discussion focused on @EitherwayAI on @base , and the reason it mattered is because this is not just another vibecode AI builder.
It is trying to compress the full software creation process into one workflow, so an idea can move from prompt to live product without getting stuck in the usual build-deploy-monetize gap.
That is the real starting point here.
Because the hard part is usually not the idea itself. The hard part is everything that happens after the idea.
Like - Frontend , Backend, Auth, Payments, Storage, Deployment, Testing, Fixing errors, Keeping the product live, etc.
A lot of good products die there, not because the idea was bad, but because the path is too fragmented.
@EitherwayAI is trying to reduce that friction by handling the messy parts inside one AI-native workflow instead of leaving the user to stitch everything together manually.
What makes it powerful is how much it manages ‡οΈ
The platform is set up for full-stack app creation, including frontend, backend, authentication, payments, storage, deployment, live preview, dependency handling, and runtime support instead of stopping at a raw prototype.
The architecture includes Remix, CodeMirror, Tailwind, shadcn/ui, xterm.js, WebContainer execution, Fastify, PostgreSQL, WebSocket streaming, Privy auth, and instant Supabase provisioning.
On the deployment side, it is not locked into one lane either.
It can target web, mobile, browser extensions, and web3 environments. That makes the product feel less like an AI toy and more like a system that can actually produce something real, ship it, and keep it running.
The examples made that clear.
Eitherway can quickly produce things like a live-chart DEX, a leveraged trading interface, a prediction market, a creator platform, a yield dashboard, or a membership app.
The point is not only that it can build something.
The point is that it can build something already structured like a real product, with payments, deployment, and monetization baked in from the start.
That is where the Base integration becomes important.
The apps it creates are not floating outside the ecosystem. They are built to connect to Base Account, use USDC and other stablecoins for payments, plug into Base agents and MCP, and work inside Baseβs low-fee, fast-finality environment after Azul.
There is also a launchpad layer, so if an app gets traction, tokenization can happen inside the same flow instead of becoming a separate project later.
That combination matters because it turns software creation into an onchain workflow, not just an AI-assisted coding session.
The most useful part of the discussion was probably the range of products Eitherway is already aiming to support. Like ‡οΈ
- Prediction markets that escrow USDC and pay out automatically.
- Creator and SocialFi apps with tipping, content access and community rewards.
- DeFi tools and yield dashboards that can connect to Morpho and rebalance automatically.
- Mini games and NFT-based experiences with onchain rewards.
- DAO and membership platforms with recurring USDC access and governance logic.
Etc etc......
Those are very different product categories, and that is the point.
Eitherway is not trying to own one niche. It is trying to become a general-purpose application factory.
Monetization is built into that idea from day one, which is what makes it feel serious.
The models discussed were simple but practical : in-app USDC fees, subscriptions, token launches with revenue share, premium feature access, and creator revenue share from the platform itself.
So the app is not just launched. It is launched with a payment model already attached to it.
That is a very different builder experience from the usual βlaunch first, figure out monetization laterβ flow.
The deeper takeaway from Day 48 is simple.
@EitherwayAI is not just an AI tool. It is infrastructure for turning ideas into products, and products into onchain businesses much faster than the old model allowed.
For developers, it can cut the first 80% of work down to minutes.
For non-developers, it lowers the barrier enough that real shipping becomes possible.
And for builders who already understand the ecosystem, it gives them a new way to move from concept to execution without wasting energy on the repetitive parts.
This was all about our Day 48 exploration on Base π΅
Our discussions happen daily at 5:30 UTC on X and are open to everyone.
Corrections, disagreements & extra insights are always welcome π€
[ NFA, DYOR ]
@base @BasedIndia @buildonbase @saxenasaheb @EitherwayAI @XenBH
![mx_manoj's tweet photo. π¦π
Day 48 of our daily Base deep dive series was about a product that can build apps using single prompt.
The discussion focused on @EitherwayAI on @base , and the reason it mattered is because this is not just another vibecode AI builder.
It is trying to compress the full software creation process into one workflow, so an idea can move from prompt to live product without getting stuck in the usual build-deploy-monetize gap.
That is the real starting point here.
Because the hard part is usually not the idea itself. The hard part is everything that happens after the idea.
Like - Frontend , Backend, Auth, Payments, Storage, Deployment, Testing, Fixing errors, Keeping the product live, etc.
A lot of good products die there, not because the idea was bad, but because the path is too fragmented.
@EitherwayAI is trying to reduce that friction by handling the messy parts inside one AI-native workflow instead of leaving the user to stitch everything together manually.
What makes it powerful is how much it manages ‡οΈ
The platform is set up for full-stack app creation, including frontend, backend, authentication, payments, storage, deployment, live preview, dependency handling, and runtime support instead of stopping at a raw prototype.
The architecture includes Remix, CodeMirror, Tailwind, shadcn/ui, xterm.js, WebContainer execution, Fastify, PostgreSQL, WebSocket streaming, Privy auth, and instant Supabase provisioning.
On the deployment side, it is not locked into one lane either.
It can target web, mobile, browser extensions, and web3 environments. That makes the product feel less like an AI toy and more like a system that can actually produce something real, ship it, and keep it running.
The examples made that clear.
Eitherway can quickly produce things like a live-chart DEX, a leveraged trading interface, a prediction market, a creator platform, a yield dashboard, or a membership app.
The point is not only that it can build something.
The point is that it can build something already structured like a real product, with payments, deployment, and monetization baked in from the start.
That is where the Base integration becomes important.
The apps it creates are not floating outside the ecosystem. They are built to connect to Base Account, use USDC and other stablecoins for payments, plug into Base agents and MCP, and work inside Baseβs low-fee, fast-finality environment after Azul.
There is also a launchpad layer, so if an app gets traction, tokenization can happen inside the same flow instead of becoming a separate project later.
That combination matters because it turns software creation into an onchain workflow, not just an AI-assisted coding session.
The most useful part of the discussion was probably the range of products Eitherway is already aiming to support. Like ‡οΈ
- Prediction markets that escrow USDC and pay out automatically.
- Creator and SocialFi apps with tipping, content access and community rewards.
- DeFi tools and yield dashboards that can connect to Morpho and rebalance automatically.
- Mini games and NFT-based experiences with onchain rewards.
- DAO and membership platforms with recurring USDC access and governance logic.
Etc etc......
Those are very different product categories, and that is the point.
Eitherway is not trying to own one niche. It is trying to become a general-purpose application factory.
Monetization is built into that idea from day one, which is what makes it feel serious.
The models discussed were simple but practical : in-app USDC fees, subscriptions, token launches with revenue share, premium feature access, and creator revenue share from the platform itself.
So the app is not just launched. It is launched with a payment model already attached to it.
That is a very different builder experience from the usual βlaunch first, figure out monetization laterβ flow.
The deeper takeaway from Day 48 is simple.
@EitherwayAI is not just an AI tool. It is infrastructure for turning ideas into products, and products into onchain businesses much faster than the old model allowed.
For developers, it can cut the first 80% of work down to minutes.
For non-developers, it lowers the barrier enough that real shipping becomes possible.
And for builders who already understand the ecosystem, it gives them a new way to move from concept to execution without wasting energy on the repetitive parts.
This was all about our Day 48 exploration on Base π΅
Our discussions happen daily at 5:30 UTC on X and are open to everyone.
Corrections, disagreements & extra insights are always welcome π€
[ NFA, DYOR ]
@base @BasedIndia @buildonbase @saxenasaheb @EitherwayAI @XenBH](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HKFp6cSb0AAwBHc.jpg)
Wake Up Based Builders π¦π³
Today is our Day 48 of exploring @Base live.
For years, building a product meant learning to code, finding developers, raising capital, and spending months turning an idea into reality.
What if that process could start with a single prompt ?
Today's Topic :
" @EitherwayAI on @base : From Idea to Monetizable App in One Prompt"
EitherwayAI has officially launched on @base, bringing a new approach to creation:
Idea β Prompt β Product β Revenue
Tonight we'll explore :
β What Eitherway actually is and why it matters
β How AI is changing who gets to build on the internet
β Turning simple prompts into real Web3 applications
β Deep integration with Base infrastructure, stablecoins, and agentic tools
β Real-world use cases for creators, founders, and communities
β What this means for the future of entrepreneurship on Base
β Whether we're entering a world where anyone can become a builder
The biggest barrier in Web3 has never been ideas.
It's been execution.
Eitherway is trying to change that.
π 11:00 PM IST / 5:30 PM UTC
Host : @SanjeebDas44977
Co-host : @mx_manoj
Space Link : ( https://t.co/XrohCmmmmN )
Questions or angles you want covered?
Drop them here π https://t.co/emQj0QEKzH
Let's explore what happens when building becomes accessible to everyone π΅
@base @BasedIndia @saxenasaheb @cb03c66 @0xKacperrr0
Wake Up Builders π¦π³
Again back with Day 49 exploring @base ecosystem π
AI is becoming one of the most powerful technologies in the world.
But most AI today comes with tradeoffs.
Your prompts are stored.
Your outputs are filtered.
Your access depends on centralized platforms.
What if AI worked differently?
Today's Topicb:
" @AskVenice on @base : Private Intelligence, Uncensored AI & The Future of the Agent Economy"
Tonight we're taking a deep dive into one of the most unique AI projects building on Base.
We'll discuss :
β What "private" and "uncensored" AI actually mean in practice
β Why projects and AI agents are beginning to adopt Venice infrastructure
β The recent @virtuals_io ecosystem $400k validation
β How Venice fits into the broader future of autonomous agents on Base
β The opportunities, limitations, and challenges of open AI systems
β Whether AI ownership becomes one of the defining themes of the next internet
etc etc..... This will be a fully open Discussion π―
For years, the conversation around AI has focused on capability.
The next conversation may be about control.
π Time: 11:00 PM IST / 5:30 PM UTC
Host : @mx_manoj
Co-host : @SanjeebDas44977
Space Link : ( https://t.co/s0r6Mu0jJG )
Questions or specific angles you want covered?
Drop them here π https://t.co/emQj0QEKzH
Let's explore the future of AI ownership together π€
@BasedIndia @base @saxenasaheb @cb03c66
https://t.co/eQe2GgkwDv
Wake Up Builders π¦π³
Again back with Day 49 exploring @base ecosystem π
AI is becoming one of the most powerful technologies in the world.
But most AI today comes with tradeoffs.
Your prompts are stored.
Your outputs are filtered.
Your access depends on centralized platforms.
What if AI worked differently?
Today's Topicb:
" @AskVenice on @base : Private Intelligence, Uncensored AI & The Future of the Agent Economy"
Tonight we're taking a deep dive into one of the most unique AI projects building on Base.
We'll discuss :
β What "private" and "uncensored" AI actually mean in practice
β Why projects and AI agents are beginning to adopt Venice infrastructure
β The recent @virtuals_io ecosystem $400k validation
β How Venice fits into the broader future of autonomous agents on Base
β The opportunities, limitations, and challenges of open AI systems
β Whether AI ownership becomes one of the defining themes of the next internet
etc etc..... This will be a fully open Discussion π―
For years, the conversation around AI has focused on capability.
The next conversation may be about control.
π Time: 11:00 PM IST / 5:30 PM UTC
Host : @mx_manoj
Co-host : @SanjeebDas44977
Space Link : ( https://t.co/s0r6Mu0jJG )
Questions or specific angles you want covered?
Drop them here π https://t.co/emQj0QEKzH
Let's explore the future of AI ownership together π€
@BasedIndia @base @saxenasaheb @cb03c66
Wake Up Based Builders π¦π³
Today is our Day 48 of exploring @Base live.
For years, building a product meant learning to code, finding developers, raising capital, and spending months turning an idea into reality.
What if that process could start with a single prompt ?
Today's Topic :
" @EitherwayAI on @base : From Idea to Monetizable App in One Prompt"
EitherwayAI has officially launched on @base, bringing a new approach to creation:
Idea β Prompt β Product β Revenue
Tonight we'll explore :
β What Eitherway actually is and why it matters
β How AI is changing who gets to build on the internet
β Turning simple prompts into real Web3 applications
β Deep integration with Base infrastructure, stablecoins, and agentic tools
β Real-world use cases for creators, founders, and communities
β What this means for the future of entrepreneurship on Base
β Whether we're entering a world where anyone can become a builder
The biggest barrier in Web3 has never been ideas.
It's been execution.
Eitherway is trying to change that.
π 11:00 PM IST / 5:30 PM UTC
Host : @SanjeebDas44977
Co-host : @mx_manoj
Space Link : ( https://t.co/XrohCmmmmN )
Questions or angles you want covered?
Drop them here π https://t.co/emQj0QEKzH
Let's explore what happens when building becomes accessible to everyone π΅
@base @BasedIndia @saxenasaheb @cb03c66 @0xKacperrr0
Back on Day 2 of our exploring @base series, we discussed stablecoins as the foundation of @base π¦π³
Yesterdayβs discussion was about what that foundation has become.
Because after months of growth, almost every major narrative on Base now seems to connect back to the same layer.
- Merchant payments rely on stablecoins.
- DeFi liquidity relies on stablecoins.
- Cross-border transfers rely on stablecoins.
- And increasingly, the agent economy relies on stablecoins too.
That is why I think many people still underestimate what is happening.
Stablecoins are no longer one narrative among many.
They are becoming the infrastructure layer that allows the rest of the ecosystem to function.
The scale itself is difficult to ignore.
@base now holds roughly $4.5B in stablecoin supply, with around $4.1B in USDC.
But the more interesting number is activity.
Over the last 30 days, stablecoin volume on Base crossed $1.3T, transaction count moved beyond 100M, and active addresses reached roughly 169K.
That is not idle capital.
That is capital constantly moving through the ecosystem.
And once liquidity arrives, it does not stay still.
Some moves into Morpho.
Some moves into Aerodrome.
Some gets used for payments.
Some gets used for lending, borrowing and treasury management.
And increasingly, some gets used by agents.
That is where the flywheel starts to matter.
Liquidity improves execution.
Better execution attracts users.
More users create activity.
More activity creates yield opportunities.
And stronger yields attract more capital back into the system.
The ecosystem increasingly reinforces itself instead of growing in isolated pieces.
Merchant adoption was one of the clearest examples.
https://t.co/Kmb0VH5kIj now allows more than 1,000 enterprise merchants to accept USDC and USDT while still settling in USD.
So merchant activity and DeFi activity are no longer separate stories. They are increasingly feeding the same loop.
We also discussed Mastercardβs move toward stablecoin settlement points.
Once these types of global payment networks treat stablecoins as a real settlement rail, stablecoins stop looking like a crypto workaround and start looking like infrastructure.
The agent side may be even more important ‡οΈ
Humans can tolerate volatility.
Agents cannot.
If agents are paying for APIs, managing treasury balances, executing trades or coordinating with other agents, they need predictable money that moves programmatically.
That naturally pushes them toward stablecoins.
Which is why x402 matters.
Not simply because it supports USDC.
But because it gives agents a native payment rail.
- More agents β more machine-to-machine payments.
- More payments β more stablecoin movement.
- More stablecoin movement β more demand for Base as the settlement layer.
That is a much bigger shift than a normal narrative.
It starts looking like a payment layer for software itself.
This also helps explain why @base seems to be pulling ahead.
- Coinbase provides distribution.
- The Base App provides consumer access.
- Azul improved performance.
- USDC dominates the ecosystem.
- Merchants are arriving.
- Agents are in Mainstream.
- DeFi liquidity keeps growing.
None of these advantages win on their own.
But Together, they compound.
Of course, challenges remain.
@base still depends heavily on USDC.
Circle remains an important part of the equation.
Regulation continues evolving.
But those realities do not change the direction.
That was my biggest takeaway from Day 47.
For a long time, stablecoins were treated as supporting infrastructure.
Today they increasingly look like the economic layer underneath everything happening on Base.
And if that layer keeps strengthening, it may become one of the biggest reasons Base continues pulling ahead over the coming years.
This was all about our Day 47 exploration on Base π΅
π§ Full recording here π https://t.co/KexzzRR7SO
[ NFA, DYOR ]
@coinbase @base @saxenasaheb @cb03c66 @baseapp
![mx_manoj's tweet photo. Back on Day 2 of our exploring @base series, we discussed stablecoins as the foundation of @base π¦π³
Yesterdayβs discussion was about what that foundation has become.
Because after months of growth, almost every major narrative on Base now seems to connect back to the same layer.
- Merchant payments rely on stablecoins.
- DeFi liquidity relies on stablecoins.
- Cross-border transfers rely on stablecoins.
- And increasingly, the agent economy relies on stablecoins too.
That is why I think many people still underestimate what is happening.
Stablecoins are no longer one narrative among many.
They are becoming the infrastructure layer that allows the rest of the ecosystem to function.
The scale itself is difficult to ignore.
@base now holds roughly $4.5B in stablecoin supply, with around $4.1B in USDC.
But the more interesting number is activity.
Over the last 30 days, stablecoin volume on Base crossed $1.3T, transaction count moved beyond 100M, and active addresses reached roughly 169K.
That is not idle capital.
That is capital constantly moving through the ecosystem.
And once liquidity arrives, it does not stay still.
Some moves into Morpho.
Some moves into Aerodrome.
Some gets used for payments.
Some gets used for lending, borrowing and treasury management.
And increasingly, some gets used by agents.
That is where the flywheel starts to matter.
Liquidity improves execution.
Better execution attracts users.
More users create activity.
More activity creates yield opportunities.
And stronger yields attract more capital back into the system.
The ecosystem increasingly reinforces itself instead of growing in isolated pieces.
Merchant adoption was one of the clearest examples.
https://t.co/Kmb0VH5kIj now allows more than 1,000 enterprise merchants to accept USDC and USDT while still settling in USD.
So merchant activity and DeFi activity are no longer separate stories. They are increasingly feeding the same loop.
We also discussed Mastercardβs move toward stablecoin settlement points.
Once these types of global payment networks treat stablecoins as a real settlement rail, stablecoins stop looking like a crypto workaround and start looking like infrastructure.
The agent side may be even more important ‡οΈ
Humans can tolerate volatility.
Agents cannot.
If agents are paying for APIs, managing treasury balances, executing trades or coordinating with other agents, they need predictable money that moves programmatically.
That naturally pushes them toward stablecoins.
Which is why x402 matters.
Not simply because it supports USDC.
But because it gives agents a native payment rail.
- More agents β more machine-to-machine payments.
- More payments β more stablecoin movement.
- More stablecoin movement β more demand for Base as the settlement layer.
That is a much bigger shift than a normal narrative.
It starts looking like a payment layer for software itself.
This also helps explain why @base seems to be pulling ahead.
- Coinbase provides distribution.
- The Base App provides consumer access.
- Azul improved performance.
- USDC dominates the ecosystem.
- Merchants are arriving.
- Agents are in Mainstream.
- DeFi liquidity keeps growing.
None of these advantages win on their own.
But Together, they compound.
Of course, challenges remain.
@base still depends heavily on USDC.
Circle remains an important part of the equation.
Regulation continues evolving.
But those realities do not change the direction.
That was my biggest takeaway from Day 47.
For a long time, stablecoins were treated as supporting infrastructure.
Today they increasingly look like the economic layer underneath everything happening on Base.
And if that layer keeps strengthening, it may become one of the biggest reasons Base continues pulling ahead over the coming years.
This was all about our Day 47 exploration on Base π΅
π§ Full recording here π https://t.co/KexzzRR7SO
[ NFA, DYOR ]
@coinbase @base @saxenasaheb @cb03c66 @baseapp](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HKACId1bwAA72Pw.jpg)
Wake Up Based Builders π
Today is our Day 47 of the daily @Base ecosystem Exploration Series π¦π³
Back on Day 2 in this daily base exploration series, we talked about stablecoins as an important part of the ecosystem.
Forty-five days later, after exploring DeFi, payments, AI agents, RWAs, consumer apps, infrastructure, and institutional adoption, one thing has become impossible to ignore :
Stablecoins aren't one narrative on @base - they're the infrastructure beneath all narratives
Today's Topic :
"Stablecoins on @base 2026 : The Liquidity Engine Powering Payments, DeFi, AI Agents & Real-World Adoption"
This isn't another stablecoin overview.
Tonight we're connecting the entire ecosystem through a single lens:
β The current scale of stablecoin supply, transaction volume, and economic activity on Base
β How the stablecoin flywheel works: liquidity β usage β yield β more liquidity β more adoption
β Why merchants, fintechs, and enterprises are increasingly building around stablecoin rails
β The significance of the latest Coinbase Γ Checkout. com announcement and what it unlocks
β Mastercard's expanding stablecoin strategy and why this matters for onchain economies
β How AI agents, autonomous commerce, and programmable payments depend on stablecoin infrastructure
β Why stablecoins may ultimately matter more than any individual protocol, token, or narrative on Base
Every major topic we've covered over the past 46 days eventually leads back to the same foundation.
Stablecoins are no longer a product.
They are becoming the operating system of the onchain economy.
π 11:00 PM IST / 5:30 PM UTC
Host : @mx_manoj
Co-host : @SanjeebDas44977
& @BaseBengal_base
Space Link : ( https://t.co/KexzzRR7SO )
Questions or angles you want covered ?
Then Drop them here π https://t.co/emQj0QEKzH
Let's Build only on @base
π¦π³
@BasedIndia @base @baseapp @saxenasaheb @cb03c66 @biewen_ @sumedha2199 @XenBH
Wake Up Based Builders π¦π³
Today is our Day 48 of exploring @Base live.
For years, building a product meant learning to code, finding developers, raising capital, and spending months turning an idea into reality.
What if that process could start with a single prompt ?
Today's Topic :
" @EitherwayAI on @base : From Idea to Monetizable App in One Prompt"
EitherwayAI has officially launched on @base, bringing a new approach to creation:
Idea β Prompt β Product β Revenue
Tonight we'll explore :
β What Eitherway actually is and why it matters
β How AI is changing who gets to build on the internet
β Turning simple prompts into real Web3 applications
β Deep integration with Base infrastructure, stablecoins, and agentic tools
β Real-world use cases for creators, founders, and communities
β What this means for the future of entrepreneurship on Base
β Whether we're entering a world where anyone can become a builder
The biggest barrier in Web3 has never been ideas.
It's been execution.
Eitherway is trying to change that.
π 11:00 PM IST / 5:30 PM UTC
Host : @SanjeebDas44977
Co-host : @mx_manoj
Space Link : ( https://t.co/XrohCmmmmN )
Questions or angles you want covered?
Drop them here π https://t.co/emQj0QEKzH
Let's explore what happens when building becomes accessible to everyone π΅
@base @BasedIndia @saxenasaheb @cb03c66 @0xKacperrr0
Wake Up Based Builders ππ³
Today is our Day 46 of exploring @Base live.
A powerful new trading platform selected in @base Layer S2 is starting to get serious attention.
@o1_exchange
Built around Non-custodial trading, advanced strategies, and an βEverything Exchangeβ vision.
So Todayβs Topic :
β @o1_exchange on @Base - The Future of Advanced Trading β
Tonight weβll break it down properly:
β What it actually is and the problem it aims to solve
β The team, vision & funding behind the project
β How advanced strategies work across spot, perps & prediction markets
β Whatβs live today, roadmap status & beta performance
β Points system details : how it works and what users should know
β Practical guide, user benefits & real trading experience
β Why this matters for Baseβs ecosystem and the growing agentic future
This is one of the more interesting trading experiments currently being built on Base.
π Time : 11:00 PM IST / 5:30 PM UTC
Host : @SanjeebDas44977
Co-host : @mx_manoj
Space Link: ( https://t.co/SBXHtFkXyg⦠)
Questions or specific angles you want covered?
Drop them here π
https://t.co/yNNrWuMMj3β¦
See you all there π€
@base @o1_exchange @BasedIndia
@biewen_ Applied π
@baseapp Here's my early application π€
@jessepollak @Mastercard Many more to come π
Base is creating a win win flywheel where both party ( users and enterprises) stay safe and also where both party is getting Benifited π¦
Mastercard is going onchain with Base
With their expanded settlement capabilities now including stablecoins at a global scale
The future of payments is onchain
BM π¦π³οΈ
Yesterday was Day 46 of our daily @base Eco deep dive series.
And this one was about not a simple swap app or not a normal DEX.
It was about @o1_exchange - a project trying to become the first full trading terminal on @base .
The core idea of @o1_exchange is ‡οΈ
It is building for traders who want more than a basic buy and sell interface.
It is combining spot, prediction markets, perps, analytics, MEV protection, multi-wallet support, and agent-ready execution inside one terminal.
It is backed by @cbventures and @alliancedao , and its has already been selected in Base Layer S2 Episode 5.
The easiest way to understand the product is through its few lanes ‡οΈ
1. Pulse : is the discovery lane.
It helps users track new tokens, see what is graduating, and keep discovery inside the same terminal instead of jumping across multiple tools.
2. Predict : is the event market lane.
It turns real-world outcomes into markets around sports, Bitcoin levels, politics, entertainment, and other events people already follow.
3. Perps : is the leverage lane.
This is where longs, shorts, funding, oracle pricing, order depth, and proper risk controls come in. It feels much closer to a serious trading terminal than a normal swap app.
4. Rewards / Points : is the activity layer.
It keeps users active through trading rewards, referrals, cashback, and seasonal badges. The important part is that rewards are tied to real activity, not empty noise.
The fee model is also very practical.
For spot, the base fee is 1.00%, and cashback tiers bring it down as users trade more: 0.80%, 0.75%, 0.70%, 0.65%, and 0.60% depending on tier.
For prediction markets, fees are dynamic and depend on trade size and probability, with cashback applied on top.
For perps, the docs say https://t.co/dUqxCnO2JF integrates with Hyperliquid Build Code and charges a 0.010% builder fee on perpetual trades, which is extremely low and shows the team is trying to stay competitive for serious traders.
The points system is where the long-term incentive design becomes clearer.
There are two parts that matter most here : Season 1.1 and Season 1.2.
Season 1.1 was the early beta phase. Points came from real trading volume, referrals, invite activity, and special events. That time The default rate was 50 points per 1 SOL traded or equivalent, and the platform later removed wash trading/transaction-count farming so rewards would depend on real usage instead of spam.
That is important because it answers the real question:
How do you actually earn points ?
Trade real volume. Refer real users. Stay active. Do not try to game it.
Season 1.2 is more structured. It runs as a weekly leaderboard system with 2,000,000 points per week for 20 weeks, or 40,000,000 points total in Phase 1.
The top 30 leaderboard is visible recognition, but points are distributed across all users based on weekly volume share.
So the answer to another common question is also simple :
Do only top traders earn ?
No. If you trade volume, you earn. The leaderboard is mainly recognition.
The Season 1 airdrop is tied to all of this too.
The community allocation is designed to reward authentic traders and factors in Season 1.1 points, Season 1.2 points, net fees paid, and referrals.
The OG Trader badge was also tied to early activity from May 17, 2025 to September 5, 2025, with users needing to trade, reach Tier 2 / Silver, and stay active to qualify.
If someone wants to start using the platform, the flow is straightforward.
Go to https://t.co/dUqxCnO2JF, connect with Gmail, OTP email, or supported wallets, complete the profile, fund the wallet, and start with small positions first until the terminal feels familiar.
@o1_exchange is trying to become an advanced trading infrastructure for @base . It gives active users one place to discover, trade, speculate, manage risk, and earn rewards. It also has the kind of execution design that fits the agentic future Base keeps pushing toward.
@base is now getting more serious trading layer that can support real activity, real incentives, and eventually more agent-driven execution.
This was all about our Day 46 exploration on @base
Our discussions happen daily at 5:30 UTC on X and are open to everyone.
Corrections, disagreements & extra insights are always welcome π€
[ NFA, DYOR ]
@base @BasedIndia
![mx_manoj's tweet photo. BM π¦π³οΈ
Yesterday was Day 46 of our daily @base Eco deep dive series.
And this one was about not a simple swap app or not a normal DEX.
It was about @o1_exchange - a project trying to become the first full trading terminal on @base .
The core idea of @o1_exchange is ‡οΈ
It is building for traders who want more than a basic buy and sell interface.
It is combining spot, prediction markets, perps, analytics, MEV protection, multi-wallet support, and agent-ready execution inside one terminal.
It is backed by @cbventures and @alliancedao , and its has already been selected in Base Layer S2 Episode 5.
The easiest way to understand the product is through its few lanes ‡οΈ
1. Pulse : is the discovery lane.
It helps users track new tokens, see what is graduating, and keep discovery inside the same terminal instead of jumping across multiple tools.
2. Predict : is the event market lane.
It turns real-world outcomes into markets around sports, Bitcoin levels, politics, entertainment, and other events people already follow.
3. Perps : is the leverage lane.
This is where longs, shorts, funding, oracle pricing, order depth, and proper risk controls come in. It feels much closer to a serious trading terminal than a normal swap app.
4. Rewards / Points : is the activity layer.
It keeps users active through trading rewards, referrals, cashback, and seasonal badges. The important part is that rewards are tied to real activity, not empty noise.
The fee model is also very practical.
For spot, the base fee is 1.00%, and cashback tiers bring it down as users trade more: 0.80%, 0.75%, 0.70%, 0.65%, and 0.60% depending on tier.
For prediction markets, fees are dynamic and depend on trade size and probability, with cashback applied on top.
For perps, the docs say https://t.co/dUqxCnO2JF integrates with Hyperliquid Build Code and charges a 0.010% builder fee on perpetual trades, which is extremely low and shows the team is trying to stay competitive for serious traders.
The points system is where the long-term incentive design becomes clearer.
There are two parts that matter most here : Season 1.1 and Season 1.2.
Season 1.1 was the early beta phase. Points came from real trading volume, referrals, invite activity, and special events. That time The default rate was 50 points per 1 SOL traded or equivalent, and the platform later removed wash trading/transaction-count farming so rewards would depend on real usage instead of spam.
That is important because it answers the real question:
How do you actually earn points ?
Trade real volume. Refer real users. Stay active. Do not try to game it.
Season 1.2 is more structured. It runs as a weekly leaderboard system with 2,000,000 points per week for 20 weeks, or 40,000,000 points total in Phase 1.
The top 30 leaderboard is visible recognition, but points are distributed across all users based on weekly volume share.
So the answer to another common question is also simple :
Do only top traders earn ?
No. If you trade volume, you earn. The leaderboard is mainly recognition.
The Season 1 airdrop is tied to all of this too.
The community allocation is designed to reward authentic traders and factors in Season 1.1 points, Season 1.2 points, net fees paid, and referrals.
The OG Trader badge was also tied to early activity from May 17, 2025 to September 5, 2025, with users needing to trade, reach Tier 2 / Silver, and stay active to qualify.
If someone wants to start using the platform, the flow is straightforward.
Go to https://t.co/dUqxCnO2JF, connect with Gmail, OTP email, or supported wallets, complete the profile, fund the wallet, and start with small positions first until the terminal feels familiar.
@o1_exchange is trying to become an advanced trading infrastructure for @base . It gives active users one place to discover, trade, speculate, manage risk, and earn rewards. It also has the kind of execution design that fits the agentic future Base keeps pushing toward.
@base is now getting more serious trading layer that can support real activity, real incentives, and eventually more agent-driven execution.
This was all about our Day 46 exploration on @base
Our discussions happen daily at 5:30 UTC on X and are open to everyone.
Corrections, disagreements & extra insights are always welcome π€
[ NFA, DYOR ]
@base @BasedIndia](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HJ7OuBibIAAymoq.jpg)
Wake Up Based Builders ππ³
Today is our Day 46 of exploring @Base live.
A powerful new trading platform selected in @base Layer S2 is starting to get serious attention.
@o1_exchange
Built around Non-custodial trading, advanced strategies, and an βEverything Exchangeβ vision.
So Todayβs Topic :
β @o1_exchange on @Base - The Future of Advanced Trading β
Tonight weβll break it down properly:
β What it actually is and the problem it aims to solve
β The team, vision & funding behind the project
β How advanced strategies work across spot, perps & prediction markets
β Whatβs live today, roadmap status & beta performance
β Points system details : how it works and what users should know
β Practical guide, user benefits & real trading experience
β Why this matters for Baseβs ecosystem and the growing agentic future
This is one of the more interesting trading experiments currently being built on Base.
π Time : 11:00 PM IST / 5:30 PM UTC
Host : @SanjeebDas44977
Co-host : @mx_manoj
Space Link: ( https://t.co/SBXHtFkXyg⦠)
Questions or specific angles you want covered?
Drop them here π
https://t.co/yNNrWuMMj3β¦
See you all there π€
@base @o1_exchange @BasedIndia
@Tojizeninhc @base @baseapp @AhaanRaizada @BasedIndia @coinbase @buildonbase @XenBH Exactly, Stablecoin is the main Internet Money now
Wake Up Based Builders π
Today is our Day 47 of the daily @Base ecosystem Exploration Series π¦π³
Back on Day 2 in this daily base exploration series, we talked about stablecoins as an important part of the ecosystem.
Forty-five days later, after exploring DeFi, payments, AI agents, RWAs, consumer apps, infrastructure, and institutional adoption, one thing has become impossible to ignore :
Stablecoins aren't one narrative on @base - they're the infrastructure beneath all narratives
Today's Topic :
"Stablecoins on @base 2026 : The Liquidity Engine Powering Payments, DeFi, AI Agents & Real-World Adoption"
This isn't another stablecoin overview.
Tonight we're connecting the entire ecosystem through a single lens:
β The current scale of stablecoin supply, transaction volume, and economic activity on Base
β How the stablecoin flywheel works: liquidity β usage β yield β more liquidity β more adoption
β Why merchants, fintechs, and enterprises are increasingly building around stablecoin rails
β The significance of the latest Coinbase Γ Checkout. com announcement and what it unlocks
β Mastercard's expanding stablecoin strategy and why this matters for onchain economies
β How AI agents, autonomous commerce, and programmable payments depend on stablecoin infrastructure
β Why stablecoins may ultimately matter more than any individual protocol, token, or narrative on Base
Every major topic we've covered over the past 46 days eventually leads back to the same foundation.
Stablecoins are no longer a product.
They are becoming the operating system of the onchain economy.
π 11:00 PM IST / 5:30 PM UTC
Host : @mx_manoj
Co-host : @SanjeebDas44977
& @BaseBengal_base
Space Link : ( https://t.co/KexzzRR7SO )
Questions or angles you want covered ?
Then Drop them here π https://t.co/emQj0QEKzH
Let's Build only on @base
π¦π³
@BasedIndia @base @baseapp @saxenasaheb @cb03c66 @biewen_ @sumedha2199 @XenBH
Wake Up Based Builders ππ³
Today is our Day 46 of exploring @Base live.
A powerful new trading platform selected in @base Layer S2 is starting to get serious attention.
@o1_exchange
Built around Non-custodial trading, advanced strategies, and an βEverything Exchangeβ vision.
So Todayβs Topic :
β @o1_exchange on @Base - The Future of Advanced Trading β
Tonight weβll break it down properly:
β What it actually is and the problem it aims to solve
β The team, vision & funding behind the project
β How advanced strategies work across spot, perps & prediction markets
β Whatβs live today, roadmap status & beta performance
β Points system details : how it works and what users should know
β Practical guide, user benefits & real trading experience
β Why this matters for Baseβs ecosystem and the growing agentic future
This is one of the more interesting trading experiments currently being built on Base.
π Time : 11:00 PM IST / 5:30 PM UTC
Host : @SanjeebDas44977
Co-host : @mx_manoj
Space Link: ( https://t.co/SBXHtFkXyg⦠)
Questions or specific angles you want covered?
Drop them here π
https://t.co/yNNrWuMMj3β¦
See you all there π€
@base @o1_exchange @BasedIndia
https://t.co/sIMnbVFPc3
@cb03c66 Here's my participation result π
https://t.co/ek7DgRXCxQ
@Gon0x_ @charmsai @base @AhaanRaizada @charmsai is really building great, it can actually change the full future of Character Economy ππ
Thank you too for Your insane answerπ₯
If you have asked any question in yesterday's @charmsai Γ @base reddit AMA - Check the π you have got your answer π
Thanks @Gon0x_ for clearing our doubts ππ
Here's mine ‡οΈ
specially love the 2nd answer π₯
If you are on r/base
Then don't miss Today's founder AMA with @charmsai
[ Fun fact : Charms has been raised $1.5M , and within 3 week of launch - 10k+ users, 6k+ character, 150k+ chats, $2M in volume, this is really insane ]
Drop your questions, get direct answer from the founder Gon π¦
[ mine : β
]
Time β : 7:00pm UTC
Link π : https://t.co/rTUL5B0wdt
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