Disperse has just launched on @ponsdotfamily
CA: 0xA4F285eC2dC214660CC3407364Ee65c25fffDF60
-> Dev buy is burned here is the TX proof of it: https://t.co/GbiRKDSeM9
With RH Disperse you can disperse any token on Robinhood Chain to unlimited wallets instantly with no fees.
deployed and built by @AMayer5751@Jasminko_K and @amil0x
We are tracking the best traders on @fomo
They are ranked Tier A, B, or C based on their actual trading performance.
Some of the Tier A traders worth watching
-> @DumbCrayonEater
-> @soby0x
-> @gkisokay
-> @iruletrenches
-> @AvgJoesCrypto
Out of 600,000+ accounts created on FOMO, only 45 currently qualify for Tier A.
Appearing on a leaderboard once doesn't tell you how good a trader really is. We go deeper.
We analyze every trade, looking at performance across multiple positions. One lucky 100x isn't enough to earn a Tier A ranking, we're looking for traders who can repeatedly identify strong opportunities and generate returns across different trades.
Some of the traders worth watching:
There are more Tier A traders available on Dexstock.
The full tracker is completely free and requires no account.
Instead of asking who is on the leaderboard today?
Ask: Who has proven they can do it repeatedly?
A payout run rarely fails cleanly. It fails at transaction 40 of 200, halfway through an evening, while you watch a terminal print confirmations one line at a time.
The setup is always the same. A spreadsheet of addresses exported from somewhere, a script somebody wrote once and kept around, and a nonce that has to increment in order for the whole list to land. You sit there hoping the sequence holds.
Everyone quotes gas as the cost of this. The expensive part is sequencing. One send stalls in the mempool underpriced, the transfers behind it queue against a nonce that never cleared, and the run freezes with most of the list still pending.
Then comes the part no one plans for: working out who actually got paid. You cross-check hashes against rows by hand, some sends confirmed, a few reverted, one address landed twice because you re-ran the tail of the list. Reconciling a half-finished run is worse than watching it stop.
A batched send takes the sequence out of it entirely. One transaction carries every recipient as calldata, so it lands or it does not, with no stuck nonce in the middle, no queue behind it, no partial state to reconstruct the next morning.
That is the shape of what we built for Robinhood Chain: any token, every wallet on the list, one outcome to check afterward. Which leaves the thing we keep turning over. Why does the loop of one-at-a-time transfers still feel like the careful choice?
@Humpback1014751@ponsdotfamily fair. we shipped the tool, collected real fees, and watched it crater anyway. timing was rough but the product is the part we can actually fix, so that's where the work is going.
We launched yesterday on @ponsdotfamily and Robinhood Chain.
CA: 0xa4f285ec2dc214660cc3407364ee65c25fffdf60
Our token went to 200k MC and dropped -90% after that for no clear reason.
-> 26% Dev Buy burned
-> Product is live and used (fees are being collected)
-> Team is doxxed and public
-> $MSTR Pair
-> Roadmap and updates prepared
If all of this doesn't make a difference and people still fade it, then itโs probably all about memes. Product and team is something people don't seem to care in this cycle.
This is unfortunate for many, because at some point most of these memes will likely be down 99%.
Projects that continue to build real products have a much better chance of surviving in the long run.
Weโll keep building, and weโll keep Disperse online.
@0xfinwizz@ponsdotfamily single tx batch transfer, push model. sender pays gas once for the whole list. no claims, no vesting contract, no streaming. just send to N addresses in one shot
@crypto_banter@tokenterminal is the $220M run rate mostly protocol fee or LP fee? that split matters a lot for how the chain volume actually flows through
@theunipcs ATH volume without a clear catalyst often marks a local top, not the start of a run. Holder growth that vertical usually unwinds just as fast when the churn cycle turns.
@0xfinwizz@ponsdotfamily that's the gap we built for. most teams still do manual airdrops or multisend contracts that fail at scale. concentrated supply + bad dispersal tooling = death spiral regardless of product quality.
@jcmota77@ponsdotfamily fair point. we're shipping a cleaner dashboard next week that surfaces live fee flow and batch stats. right now the data is all on-chain but buried in explorer links, which isn't useful for anyone who just wants to see the thing running
@theunipcs but new ones will show up
look at what we are building
-> doxxed team
-> paired with $MSTR
-> Product is live and used by many projects
-> 26% Team Buy burned and burn is continuing
Here is a video about how RH Disperse works
We launched $DISP today on @ponsdotfamily
-> Product is live under https://t.co/fqzB8ejrcl
-> 26% Team Buy burned
-> Paired with $MSTR
-> Doxxed Team
CA: 0xa4f285ec2dc214660cc3407364ee65c25fffdf60
We are excited to push this project further and see how far we can get on Robinhood Chain.
The first Disperse tool on Robinhood Chain
We will release more updates in the next hours and days. Follow our feed for alpha on $DISP
CA: 0xa4f285ec2dc214660cc3407364ee65c25fffdf60
We are here to stay
@cryptogle the people who actually run payouts don't care about chain downtime drama. they care whether the batch send contract works when they need it. ours does. one tx, any token, as many wallets as you want