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Pik Protocol just wrapped up a community vote, and the results are in.
Here's what's changing: starting today, we're allocating 50% of our daily creator fee earnings differently. The community spoke, we listened. That's how decentralized governance should work.
This isn't just another protocol tweak. It's about putting skin in the game and showing that on-chain voting actually matters. When token holders cast their votes, real economic decisions follow.
The other 50%? Still funding day-to-day operations and keeping the protocol running smoothly. Balance matters—especially when you're building

Something interesting just happened - Van De Sande and Griffith both started following Unicorn fund. That's not random.
Here's my take: if the Ethereum Foundation actually starts deploying those donation funds sitting idle, we might see ETH volume wake up from its slumber. Not financial advice, but the timing feels deliberate.
What makes this spicier? Two foundation insiders - Josh Stark and Tomacz Stanczak - already floated concrete proposals on how they'd allocate those funds if the tap opens. The details are out there, and they're not vague hand-waving. Real strategies, specific directions.

Creek's latest official tweet reveals a significant signal - the countdown to the Mainnet launch has begun!
The official statement goes like this: "The road to the Mainnet is narrowing, and this is the most concerning matter for everyone. This is our plan for this week."
The time window is this week, so friends who are still observing can prepare in advance. Projects that directly announce the approach of the Mainnet often indicate that the testing phase is nearing its end.

The third quarter of 2025? Absolute game-changer for this DeFi ecosystem.
Their native token $TREE finally hit the market through the Gaia Token Generation Event, marking a pivotal moment for the protocol. But that wasn't all—the team pushed tAssets integration across multiple major platforms, significantly expanding their reach in the decentralized finance landscape.
Three months packed with launches, partnerships, and infrastructure buildout. The kind of quarter that sets the foundation for what comes next in their roadmap.

Project team just executed a major move — burned 1% of tokens straight from the developer wallet. These tokens? All acquired through transaction fees, not team allocation.
Here's what's left: developer wallet now holds exactly 2.8% of total supply. And here's the commitment — this portion stays locked. No dumps, no sells, no market games.
The burn wasn't planned in some fancy roadmap. Decision got made, action got taken. That's how you build trust when words alone don't cut it anymore.
Fee-funded buybacks turning into permanent burns? That's one way to show the team's eating their own cooking.

$BMONEY project just wrapped up their DEX fee payment. The team's currently in talks with a major token launch platform about unlocking creator fees - those funds are earmarked for future development.
Interesting move considering how many projects struggle with sustainable tokenomics. Getting both exchange listings sorted AND securing creator revenue streams? That's the kind of infrastructure work that separates serious projects from pump-and-dump schemes.
The creator fee arrangement could actually set a precedent here. If they pull this off, we might see more tokens leveraging platform partn

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Jupiter's got something big in the works.
Give it about a week though - still putting the final touches on this one.
Planetary call coming up...

Just confirmed the BOB unlock plan with the live streaming team of a certain exchange — 50% released on TGE day, and the remaining 50% unlocked linearly over three months.
This plan has been aligned with the BOB team, and they will issue an official announcement with the specific details. Those interested in this project can wait for the official notification.

The stablecoin giant behind USDC just dropped their Q3 numbers - Circle pulled in $740 million in revenue, crushing what analysts had on their spreadsheets. That's a pretty solid beat for one of the biggest players in the digital dollar game.

The Sonic Labs team announced a new economic model to reduce the inflation of the S token. This move aims to control the token supply and target long-term value stability.

got something big in the works for the community.
but gonna need another week to get everything dialed in just right.
planetary call's getting pushed to next Wednesday, 3:30pm sharp. catch you then ❤️

The MANTRA project recently completed a token rebranding, with $OM officially renamed to $MANTRA, along with technical adjustments to the tokenomics model.
This adjustment uses a 1:4 conversion ratio to simplify the overall token structure. Specifically, the total supply has increased fourfold, while the individual token price has decreased to a quarter of its original value.
But holders don't need to worry — the actual value of your assets remains unchanged. It's just a mathematical game: the quantity increases, the price decreases, but the total remains the same. It's like exchanging one $10

A major crypto venture firm just dropped a critical take: privacy isn't optional anymore. With digital assets pushing into everyday use, they're arguing the stakes have never been higher. Think about it—when your mom starts holding crypto, suddenly privacy goes from nice-to-have to must-have territory. More users means more attack vectors, more surveillance risks, more reasons why anonymity tech needs to level up fast. The timing's interesting too. Just as regulatory frameworks tighten and institutional money floods in, here comes a reminder that mass adoption without robust privacy infrastruc

Zcash Foundation just rolled out fresh faces in their leadership team. The privacy-focused crypto project is shaking things up with new appointments at the top. Could be interesting to watch how this reshaping impacts ZEC's development roadmap and community governance moving forward.

I believe this level of transparency is being seen for the first time. Monad's liquidity provider agreements have come to light.
According to documents shared by a crypto platform, Monad has distributed a total of 160 million MON tokens as loans. Who received these tokens? Major industry market makers like GSR, Galaxy, and Wintermute.
What's the purpose? To provide liquidity, of course. Normally, such large-scale agreements remain behind closed doors...

Meteora protocol's meta token is officially launching! 🚀 The Solana-based liquidity infrastructure is entering a new phase.