Trading on Base App just got better
Get 50% off swap fees on the top 10 trending tokens across Base, Solana, and Robinhood Chain for the next two weeks
one thing robinhood chain has done right is have tokenized equities in an EVM environment.
we've been behind on this on @base and i'm frustrated that's the case. but we're close to fixing it with @coinbase. and when we do, we'll have 1:1 backed equities (vs. robinhood's derivatives) that should scale much better from a trust, capital efficiency, and institutional acceptedness.
the largest capital market in the world + the incredible financial programmability of the supercharged EVM on @base is going to be a powerful combination
Cobalt is coming in September
Here’s 3 features to look out for
Sponsorship: Apps can sponsor your transaction fees (free gas)
Batch calls: Bundle multiple transactions into one (less clicking)
Session keys: Authorize an app to sign specific transactions on your behalf (less approvals)
If you're building across:
→ Tokenization
→ Stablecoins
→ Credit
→ Prediction markets
→ Institutional markets
→ Agentic commerce
...or anything amazing on Base, this is for you ↓
Every project tells a story.
The ones I remember are the ones where the work feels more convincing than the marketing.
That's been my impression of @MovitOn_P2P.
The more I explore Web3, the more I appreciate projects that focus on improving existing systems instead of trying to replace everything.
That's how I see @MovitOn_P2P.
What keeps me interested isn't how often a project appears on my timeline.
It's whether I still find the idea convincing every time I revisit it.
That's been the case with @MovitOn_P2P.
Every market cycle changes what's popular.
It rarely changes which problems are actually worth solving.
That's why projects like @MovitOn_P2P continue to interest me.
The more time I spend in Web3, the more I find myself drawn to projects where the idea still feels worth backing even after the market has moved on.
That’s part of why @MovitOn_P2P stands out to me.
I’ve noticed that the projects I keep following are usually the ones tied to something practical enough to matter beyond the moment.
That’s how I see @MovitOn_P2P.
At this point, the projects I keep an eye on aren’t the ones that know how to stay visible.
They’re the ones tied to a problem that still feels worth solving once visibility stops mattering.
That’s why @MovitOn_P2P continues to hold my attention.