CEO//Founder @MultiHopper + $SSR. GP at EnigmaFund VC. Advising Perle, KINO. + (prev) $TOSHI CTO team
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So we solved the commingling issue for privacy this week at @multihopper. Not just for us, but for any huge privacy protocol. It's a scalable design. Time to hit the patent office.
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Soon.
Making more gains in test Reserves developing SSR.FUN than by trading memes lmao
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$H H is +34.5% since launch on SSR.fun 🦅
Top performers: RAY +67.1% · ZEC +25.8% · JUP +11.3% ssr.fun/#/dtr/mainnet-beta-2…
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Multihopper programmable private infra PLUS multisending will soon be live for agents on @OOBEonSol
NO mixing
NO commingling
NO liquidity requirements
BUILT-IN compliance at the smart contract level
Cost to OOBE: ZERO.
Actually, they make revenue from this enormous value add as MultiHopper shares all realized revenue 50/50 with our integrators 👀
Following our partnership announcement with @OOBEonSol.
Catch a preview of what programmable routing combined with infrastructure for autonomous agents on @solana looks like.
Plus, you'll be able to use it inside @SteveTheAgentAI.
Via the SAP MCP with multi-send capabilities.
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we are going to enter a time where there will be many charts from people who produce many charts... and which most failed... now producing charts that won't fail (everyone is a genius in a bull market).
Get smart on how to assess these.
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My friend Danny, founder of Foxify, is absolutely relentless and building something very cool on Foxify.
You bring your capital, they give you the strategies and enhance your working capital to crush your life goals.
T-minus 2 days until Foxify Automation is public on @OndoPerps.
Up to $5.2M in FUNDED capital up for grabs with BOGO on accounts.
Private access sold out in minutes.
Choose your strategy → choose Entry or PRO → deposit → get your matching account free → let automation do its thing.
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Separate out tokens that rally because they are paired with ETH/ SOL. Find the ones with strong multipliers.
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Amazing to see MultiHopper in action.
Transfers
Multi-send
Unbundling
Ai
Swaps
…and so much more
MultiHopper use cases vary a wide range.
Via our friends at @MigrateFun, you can unbundle supply wallets with a large concentration post migration. Soon to multiple destinations at once.
No alerting bubble maps or whale watchers.
Disperse supply without setting off alarms.
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So we built an onchain privacy protocol that let's you send any assets, any amount, with compliance baked into the smart contract (@trmlabs partnership)...
... and you can route your assets through any wallet and smart contract in existence.
Without their signing authority.
Thank you for your attention.
Watch the magic of MultiHopper in action.
A customizable route allows you to send any amount of any asset through any wallet or smart contract onchain.
Plus, how it looks on block explorers and Arkham.
Permissionless and non-custodial.
Welcome to SWIFT 2.0 for blockchains.
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Wow. I am NEVER buying another token till I run it through Argus (codename for what @KkonMcC i building). What I learned today about several tokens was absolutely scary and amazing.
Which wallets were involved.
Historic cabals.
Revamped socials used in repeat same day dump scams.
Founder with a WEIRD past hidden in the far corners of the web.
Fake Github commits, stars and reviews.
Bundled wallets flushing 48% of supply out on the same day...
Just WOW.
The world needs this.
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We're shipping some awesome upgrades this week for MultiHopper including one-to-many transfers for payments, salaries, unbundling migrated tokens and more.
Meanwhile we're skunkworking a unique privacy approach. Onchain. No pools/ anonymity pools / mixing/ tumbling.
gg.
SWIFT standardized correspondent banking.
Onchain exposes the entire transfer graph publicly.
MultiHopper is SWIFT 2.0 for digital assets: programmable, non-custodial routing with regulatory-ready privacy.
Any amount or asset, through wallets and contracts you don’t control.
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Someone made some money... in BETA. $SSR launchpad for reserves is going to blow people's minds.
It's really a magic experience. We are tackling all kinds of issues no one ever thought of in the past, and innovating in some crazy cool ways.
Well done team. @StrategicSuperR FTW!
Just added PNL cards on SSR.FUN 👀
PS: real PNL %, added a bunch of test assets and accidental mainnet 13x'ed on $STONK lmao
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Bright on time.
Well played @galaxyhq
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🚨 CANARY IN A COALMINE: BEWARE!!! 🚨
I came across a pretty serious issue in x today @x: (@ponsdotfamily @MEADGod - pretty serious impersonation of you)
This account: acreativeagenca
Has over 400 affiliate accounts.
All of the affiliates are newly mass generated accounts pushing fake phishing URLs and all of tg have yellow check marks (used for businesses, which in itself is a violation).
These fake phishing accounts lead to URLs to “vote” for popular tokens in an attempt to drain wallets. Note the url is not a proper url. They haven’t even bothered to mask it or buy a decent url.
pons-voting-oy.netlify.app/v…
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What @grok said:
That link is a Pons-branded “vote this token to get listed / into the allocation” page, hosted on a random Netlify subdomain (pons-voting-oy.netlify.app), for contract 0x4Ed2692F5e108724A919De5FCbf267f231D5e333 (listing=7306).
Treat it as unofficial and high-risk. Do not connect a wallet to it.
Why this looks like a clone / drainer pattern
•Official Pons surfaces use domains like ponsfamily.com, pons-voting.org, and similar project sites — not disposable pons-voting-XX.netlify.app names.76
•The same Netlify pattern is being used across many “vote to list” clones (pons-voting-70, pons-voting-i3, plus Pump.fun / Moonshot / Flap lookalikes). Those pages are widely associated with phishing and wallet drainers: connect wallet → malicious signature or token approval → funds gone.104
•The URL itself is sloppy (/vote/ADDRESS/vote/ADDRESS), which is typical of mass-generated promo pages, not a first-party product.
The page is a JS app, so a static fetch shows almost no content. That is normal for these sites: the “vote YES/NO, connect wallet” UI only appears in the browser.
If you opened it
1Do not connect MetaMask, Rabby, WalletConnect, or any extension.
2If you already connected or signed anything, revoke approvals immediately on the chain you used (Robinhood Chain is chain ID 4663), move remaining assets to a fresh wallet, and assume that session is compromised.
3Ignore DMs/tweets that say “every vote counts,” “approval committee,” or “spotlight on Pons” and then drop a Netlify link. That is the distribution method.
If the goal is a real Pons vote
Use only links from the official account / site you already trust (for example @ponsdotfamily and ponsfamily.com), and check the domain character-by-character before signing. Community “listing polls” on random hosts are not the same as on-chain Pons launches.
If you want, I can next look up that specific contract on Robinhood Chain explorers and tell you whether it is a real token and what (if anything) official Pons pages say about it — without using this Netlify URL.
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What @ChatGPT said:
Yes. I would treat that link as a phishing / wallet-drainer site and absolutely not interact with it.
There are several very strong indicators:
The legitimate Pons project identifies its official site as ponsfamily.com and its documentation as docs.ponsfamily.com. Its official GitHub repository says the same.
Your URL is on an unrelated disposable Netlify subdomain: pons-voting-oy.netlify.app.
More importantly, almost identical Netlify sites from the same apparent campaign have already been identified:
pons-voting-o9.netlify.app used the page title “pons – Vote for your token to get listed” and received a critical 83/100 phishing score, with detections from VirusTotal and listings by MetaMask and SEAL.
pons-voting-3m.netlify.app used essentially the same title and its stored analysis specifically classified the content as a crypto drainer. It was also detected by VirusTotal, MetaMask and SEAL.
Your pons-voting-oy page presents the same Pons voting title/pattern. The changing two-character Netlify suffix (o9, 3m, oy) is also consistent with an attacker spinning up replacement deployments as earlier ones are blocked.
A related fake Pons voting/listing domain, pons-listing.digital, is now rated critical 100/100 by PhishDestroy and is listed by MetaMask, ScamSniffer and SEAL.
So I would regard this as part of an active Pons impersonation/drainer campaign, even though this exact oy hostname doesn’t yet appear to have its own public threat-intelligence entry.
Do not connect a wallet and definitely do not approve or sign anything.
If you only opened the webpage, you’re probably fine. Simply visiting the page normally cannot transfer assets.
If you connected a wallet but signed nothing, the risk is much lower. Disconnect the site from the wallet.
If you signed anything at all, especially a transaction, Permit/Permit2 message, token approval, setApprovalForAll, or an opaque signature, send me the wallet address or transaction hash immediately. I can inspect exactly what was authorized and tell you whether anything needs to be revoked or moved.
And good catch. This one is particularly convincing because it appears to be cloning a real Pons/Robinhood Chain context rather than being a generic wallet scam.
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$ANYONE desktop VPN is live.
Watch this video to see why it could finally be the end of middlemen and centralized providers addicted to control under the guise of altruism.
The $ANYONE Desktop VPN is live.
Mac, Windows, Linux. No single company watching your traffic.
The Anyone Desktop VPN is now live. Community release just dropped for Mac, Windows and Linux.
A normal VPN routes your traffic through one company’s servers. Fine, until you remember you’re just swapping “my internet provider can see everything” for “this one VPN company can see everything.” You’re still trusting a single middleman.
$ANYONE works differently. It routes your traffic through a decentralised network instead of one company. No single provider sitting there watching all of it. And this desktop version gives you proper control. Protect your entire system at once, or route individual apps through their own exit points, and pick different paths for different sites.
It’s a community release for now, ahead of a wider global rollout. Early days. But it’s live, and you can download it today.
More privacy. Less trusting one company with everything. That’s the direction we want to be heading.
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