💪❤️ I built 3 projects for the @commonsmade hackathon, and honestly, this has been one of the most enjoyable building experiences I’ve had. 1️⃣ mochidev.org/ 2️⃣ bright-fjord.vibe.commonsmad… 3️⃣ rosy-koala.vibe.commonsmade.… I put a lot of time, experimentation, and energy into each build. What I enjoyed most wasn’t just shipping the projects — it was learning something new every day. There were plenty of mistakes along the way. Bugs, broken features, unexpected issues, and moments where things simply didn’t work. But fixing those problems and seeing the builds improve was genuinely fun. This hackathon gave me a reason to keep experimenting, building, breaking things, and learning. Big thank you to @Slayed_eth and @sirceen for creating this opportunity and bringing the event to the community. Whatever the outcome, I’m proud of what I built and, more importantly, of everything I learned along the way. Good luck to everyone who participated. 🤝 Like Repost Follow @cryptokamruddin

🔥 22 people have now used my AI across the @commonsmade hackathon. Seeing @Slayed_eth on the leaderboard was genuinely great to see. Slayed, I’d love to hear about your experience using the AI and any feedback you have. If you haven’t tried them yet, explore my projects: 1️⃣ bright-fjord.vibe.commonsmad… 2️⃣ mochidev.org 3️⃣ rosy-koala.vibe.commonsmade.… Would love to hear your feedback. 💪❤️

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Day 2 at the Department of FOMO. 23,000+ applications. One printer fighting for its life. Please form an orderly panic.

🧵 @jumperapp [ $JUMP ] — From Bridge Aggregator to Onchain Finance Super-App @jumperapp is preparing to launch its $JUMP token sale on Legion. The interesting part isn’t just the sale itself — it’s how Jumper is positioning the product, the role of $JUMP, and how allocation will work. The Sale → Sep 29, 1 PM UTC — applications open → Oct 2, 1 PM UTC — applications close → $2M target → $3M hard cap → USDC on Ethereum Mainnet → Legion-hosted sale This is not a first-come-first-served sale. Applications are reviewed after the window closes, with allocation determined through Legion’s scoring system and project-specific criteria. So submitting a pledge does not guarantee an allocation. What Jumper Is Becoming Jumper started with a simple problem: moving assets across fragmented blockchain ecosystems. Its product is now expanding toward a broader onchain finance platform: → Cross-chain bridging & swaps → Yield discovery through Jumper Earn → Advanced trading → Tokenized stocks & RWAs → Perpetuals → Mobile app roadmap The strategy is to let users move, trade and deploy capital through a single interface rather than navigating multiple protocols independently. Traction Jumper reports: → 100K+ monthly active users → $40B+ lifetime volume The Legion announcement additionally cites $27B in tracked bridge volume and $14.2B in swap volume, based on referenced DefiLlama data. The $JUMP Token The announced utility is centered around staking or locking $JUMP. Potential benefits include: → Fee discounts → Reward multipliers → Service perks Jumper has confirmed that its full tokenomics will be released ahead of the sale. Until then, key variables remain open, including: → Total supply → Token price / FDV → TGE timing → Unlock schedule → Distribution breakdown Allocation Is More Interesting Than It Looks Existing Jumper participation can matter. Current sale information references allocation priority for Jumper XP holders and the top 500 participants on the Jumper waitlist leaderboard. That creates a project-specific layer on top of Legion’s broader allocation framework. What to Watch For anyone researching the sale, three things matter most: → Final tokenomics → Your actual allocation eligibility → The relationship between valuation, supply and unlocks The broader thesis is clear: @jumperapp is moving from a cross-chain infrastructure interface toward a unified onchain finance product — while $JUMP is being positioned as the token connecting users, incentives and ecosystem participation. The next major information release is the full tokenomics. Official Legion Sale: app.legion.cc/app/invest/jum… Like Repost Follow @cryptokamruddin

🧵 @FomiesNFT — Early WL Opportunity 💪❤️ 🔗 Join here: fomies.family/?ref=7006e7a60… Just completed the Fomies entry process. → Q1: B — I find something to make a meme about. → Q2: A — Dig up the old announcement that explains it. → Q3: A — One image, no words. They’ll get it. → Q4: B — Why should we let you in? Wrong answers encouraged. → Q5: Because every community needs one professional shitposter. I bring memes, chaos, and good vibes. I also submitted my Solana + EVM wallet addresses. There’s currently a chance to get early WL access, so if you’re interested, don’t wait too long. Quick guide: → Open the link → Complete the questions → Add your Solana + EVM wallets → Submit → Done Like Repost Follow @cryptokamruddin 💪❤️

🧵 @jumperapp $JUMP — From Cross-Chain Aggregator to an Onchain Finance Super-App Jumper has been building toward a much broader onchain finance platform. Today, the project has officially introduced $JUMP as its ticker — marking a major new phase for the ecosystem. Here’s the timeline 👇 Jumper started with a simple problem: moving assets across chains. Originally incubated within LI.FI, Jumper grew into a consumer-facing application for cross-chain swaps and bridging. Over time, its scope expanded beyond simply moving assets from one network to another. → Cross-chain swaps → Bridge aggregation → DeFi routing → Yield opportunities → Portfolio management → Advanced trading The broader direction is now clear: one interface for onchain finance. The scale has also grown significantly. According to Jumper’s latest announcement, the platform has processed $40B+ in lifetime volume and serves 100K+ monthly active users. Jumper also states that it has become the #1 aggregator by bridging volume, with more than 15% market share. But the biggest change is happening now. Jumper is moving beyond its original bridging-focused identity toward a broader onchain finance super-app. The planned product ecosystem includes: → Swaps & bridges → Yield opportunities → Perpetual futures → Tokenized stocks / RWAs → Broader asset discovery → Advanced trading Jumper says its upcoming Perps product will aggregate perpetual-futures venues into a single trading experience. And now comes $JUMP. Jumper has announced $JUMP as the token ticker and plans a token sale through Legion. Importantly, the token sale and the eventual token launch are being treated as separate stages. The latest announcement says $JUMP is planned to launch separately after the fundraising process. So the TGE is coming, but the announcement does not establish a specific TGE date yet. Another major development: the LI.FI → Jumper separation. Jumper was originally incubated within LI.FI. The latest plan is for Jumper to become a standalone venture, with its own capital, leadership and roadmap. LI.FI will continue focusing on infrastructure/orchestration, while Jumper focuses on the consumer application layer. What is confirmed about $JUMP so far? → Ticker: $JUMP → Token sale: planned through Legion → TGE: planned separately after the fundraising process → Jumper is becoming an independent venture → Product direction: broader onchain finance super-app → Latest reported scale: $40B+ lifetime volume / 100K+ MAUs Token supply, exact TGE date, launch valuation, allocation structure and unlock schedule should be treated separately until officially disclosed. For Legion sales generally, applications are not simply first-come-first-served; eligible users submit applications and projects determine allocations after the application window. Eligibility also depends on jurisdiction and the specific sale terms. The bigger picture: Jumper’s evolution can be summarized as: Cross-chain aggregation → Trading → DeFi/Yield → Portfolio → Advanced products → Onchain Finance Super-App → $JUMP For an ecosystem that has been building since its 2023 launch, the upcoming token phase represents a significant transition in how Jumper plans to structure participation around the product. I’ll be tracking the TGE date, tokenomics, supply, allocation, vesting and launch details as they are officially released. Like Repost Follow @cryptokamruddin

🧵 @DualMintRWA — From Individual Machines to a Scalable RWA Market One of the more interesting parts of DualMintRWA is how it approaches the transition from individual real-world assets to a broader onchain financial product. Rather than treating every machine as an isolated investment, DualMint’s model focuses on collecting operational data and building a performance history around the underlying assets. → Physical machines generate real-world revenue → IoT infrastructure tracks machine activity and uptime → Operator performance is monitored → Asset-level data contributes to performance assessment → Cash flows can then be structured for onchain distribution This creates a data layer around the physical assets instead of relying only on an operator’s reported numbers. DualMint has also outlined its Machine Yield Index (MYI) as a way to bring exposure to multiple machine categories into a single structure. The broader thesis is straightforward: Real-world machines → measurable performance → verified cash flows → structured onchain exposure. The @creator_wire × @DualMintRWA Robo Run campaign gives creators an opportunity to explore this infrastructure while the underlying ecosystem continues to develop. I’ll be tracking both the Robo Run campaign and DualMint’s progress toward a broader machine-based RWA marketplace. Like Repost Follow @cryptokamruddin

🧵 @DualMintRWA × @creator_wire — The Machine Yield Thesis Looking beyond the Robo Run campaign by @DualMintRWA and @creator_wire, the core product thesis is what caught my attention. DualMint is building around cash-flowing physical assets, including: → Ecowash laundromats → AirUp commercial HVAC → The Claw arcade machines → Vending networks Each category generates operating revenue that DualMint says can be distributed monthly in USDC. The next layer is the Machine Yield Index (MYI). It is designed to combine cash flows from multiple machine categories into a single onchain position, using the ERC-7540 asynchronous vault standard. That architecture matters because physical assets don't have instant liquidity. DualMint says the planned vault will use an asynchronous redemption process, with withdrawals expected to settle within a 30-day window. So the bigger picture is: Physical machines → measurable usage → operating cash flow → onchain infrastructure I’ll be following how this develops alongside the Creator Wire × DualMint Robo Run campaign. Like Repost Follow @cryptokamruddin

🧵 @DualMintRWA × @creator_wire Wire — Robo Run I’m taking a closer look at @DualMintRWA through its new creator campaign with @creator_wire. Robo Run is a 3-season creator campaign, with 0.5% of DualMint’s token supply allocated toward content creators. Season 1 is now live through a badge-based points system: → 10K points — 2,500 total impressions → 25K points — 7,500 total impressions → 50K points — 12,000 total impressions These points are planned to feed into the Robo Run leaderboard inside Creator Wire. Beyond the campaign, DualMint is building around real-world machines as productive assets, using machine activity and IoT data to track revenue-generating equipment and distribute cash flows onchain. And Creator Wire is building the infrastructure around creator campaigns — bringing deals, campaigns, rewards and creator payouts into one platform. I’ll be researching both DualMint’s machine economy and Robo Run throughout the campaign. Like Repost Follow @cryptokamruddin

🧵 @Outcomexyz — From One Product to a Growing Market Ecosystem While researching @Outcomexyz I found another signal worth looking at: Its growth is no longer limited to activity on a single interface. Since Hyperliquid opened HIP-4 to permissionless market deployment, multiple independent venues have started launching outcome markets. By September 20, 2026: → 3 registered HIP-4 venues → 2,431 traded outcome tokens → 3,227 distinct participants → $46.6M matched volume → 1.3M matched trades Outcome accounted for about $44.7M of that tracked permissionless volume. That puts the bigger picture into perspective. Outcome isn't operating in isolation. The market layer is developing into an ecosystem where different venues can create markets while other interfaces can distribute them. Nansen is already one example. Its integration allows users to discover and trade supported Outcome HIP-4 markets directly through Nansen, while also accessing additional market analytics. That creates an interesting flywheel: More markets → More distribution → More participants → More trading activity → More data For @Outcomexyz, the important question going forward isn't simply how many markets exist. It's whether this growing infrastructure can sustain meaningful liquidity, participation and market discovery across different venues. That's the part I'm watching closely. And it's also why the @creator_wire × @Outcomexyz campaign is worth approaching through research rather than just promotion. Like Repost Follow @cryptokamruddin

🧵 @Outcomexyz — The Distribution Layer Matters One thing I found interesting while researching @Outcomexyz is what happened after its HIP-4 markets started expanding beyond Outcome’s own interface. The key development: Nansen integrated Outcome’s HIP-4 markets into Nansen Trading. This makes Nansen the first third-party front end to support Outcome’s HIP-4 markets. Why does that matter? Prediction-market infrastructure can exist, but traders still need places where they can discover markets, analyze them and execute positions. That creates another important layer: Infrastructure → Distribution → Users → Liquidity Nansen’s integration brings Outcome markets into an environment already focused on on-chain research and trading. At launch, supported markets included crypto and stocks, with additional categories planned. There is also an incentive layer. Eligible users trading qualifying Outcome markets through Nansen can participate in a $1M rewards pool, subject to the campaign’s terms and eligibility requirements. So the development I’m watching isn't only the market technology. It’s whether @Outcomexyz can build a broader distribution network around HIP-4 markets. If more interfaces can support the same market infrastructure, the potential reach of these markets expands beyond a single application. That makes the @Outcomexyz × @creator_wire campaign especially interesting from a research perspective: there is much more to examine than the front-end product. Like Repost Follow @cryptokamruddin

🧵 @Outcomexyz — A Research-Based Breakdown I spent some time researching @Outcomexyz and its infrastructure through its public docs and developer resources. Here’s what stood out to me, especially while exploring the current @creator_wire × @Outcomexyz creator opportunity. 👇 What is Outcome? Outcome is building on-chain prediction markets on Hyperliquid’s HIP-4 infrastructure, combining prediction markets with an orderbook-based trading model. Markets can cover: → Binary outcomes → Multi-outcome markets → Crypto & financial markets → Real-world events → Recurring price markets The interesting part is HIP-4. Outcome has an open-source TypeScript SDK for HIP-4 markets, covering: → Market discovery → Prices & orderbooks → Trading → Positions → WebSocket data → Multi-outcome markets → Market deployment & settlement So the focus isn't only on the front-end. There is also infrastructure for developers to interact with and build around these markets. Resolution matters just as much as trading. A prediction market needs a reliable way to determine the final outcome. Outcome's architecture uses external data infrastructure for different market types, while its HIP-4 tooling includes settlement functionality. That makes the system more than simply: Question → Trade → Wait It becomes: Market creation → Liquidity → Trading → Data → Resolution → Settlement Another interesting development: Nansen announced support for Outcome's HIP-4 markets, giving users another interface through which supported Outcome markets can be accessed. My takeaway The part I find most interesting about @Outcomexyz is the underlying stack: Hyperliquid HIP-4 → Orderbook markets → Data & resolution infrastructure → Developer tooling → External integrations And with @creator_wire creating opportunities for creators to research and explain projects like Outcome, this is a good example of why understanding the underlying mechanics matters more than simply repeating the headline. Like Repost Follow @cryptokamruddin

Found 177 points in the dark at @ZecMap_. Public tiles. Hidden owners. One waiting void. Your move. zecmap.world/whitelist?score…

🧵 MoG × @YieldFields_RH — What Deed Season Actually Changes Maze of Gains is currently running a limited-time crossover with Yield Fields, turning in-game progression into a path toward Yield Fields Deed whitelist spots. Here’s how the event works 👇 → The event started September 17 and runs until September 28 at 4 PM UTC. → A total of 850 Yield Fields whitelist spots are being distributed through the event. The interesting part is that the WL allocation is tied to gameplay rather than simply holding an asset. Players can earn Golden Corn during MoG runs and use event resources to compete through the Silo leaderboard, while separate raffle mechanics provide another route toward WL. That makes the event more than a simple promotional campaign. It connects MoG’s core gameplay loop with an external ecosystem reward, giving players an additional reason to keep playing during the event window. MoG itself is a turn-based roguelike dungeon crawler built around 10-floor runs. → Move and manage Energy → Fight enemies and level up → Collect Treasure → Choose upgrades and Talents → Push deeper for better rewards → Extract before your Energy runs out The deeper you go, the better the potential loot becomes — but the risk increases as enemies get stronger. The crossover with Yield Fields adds another layer to that decision-making. Instead of only asking: “Can I finish this run?” Players also have to consider: “How efficiently can I farm the resources that matter for Deed Season?” That makes resource management and route planning more relevant during the event. The event closes September 28 at 4 PM UTC, so the leaderboard and event mechanics are time-limited. For players already grinding MoG, this gives the current runs an additional objective beyond the normal reward loop. Like Repost Follow @cryptokamruddin

Registered for the free Z-Pass mint at @rankzdotfun. My code: RZ-UE67 Use my link and we both get a ticket: whitelist.rankz.fun/w/RZ-UE6…

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🧵 @YieldFields_RH — Deed Season The Deed Season is now live, with 850 WL spots available for the upcoming Yield Fields Deed mint. I’ve also started playing MoG myself — 80 keys purchased + VIP access to participate in the event. Here’s how the WL system works ↓ WL Breakdown → 575 WL through The Silo leaderboard → 275 WL through Raffles The Silo → 400 WL for the Golden Corn leaderboard → 175 WL for the Eve Items leaderboard The Raffles → 175 WL through Golden Corn → 100 WL through Eve Keys Golden Corn can be earned through Arcade and Expedition runs, while Eve items can be obtained through the Onchain Heroes ecosystem or the marketplace. One important detail: resources used for the Silo or Raffle are spent permanently, so allocation matters. The Deed Yield Fields Deeds are planned NFTs on Robinhood Chain with a total supply of 3,333. Deeds aren't required to play Yield Fields, but holders will unlock an additional gameplay loop focused on resource production. Wallet Requirement Since the Deed mint is on Robinhood Chain, AGW users need to link a compatible external wallet before the event ends. Event ends September 28 at 4:00 PM UTC. I’m testing the game and farming strategy myself throughout the event. Play MoG: playmog.xyz/?ref=9XPJ584A Like Repost Follow @cryptokamruddin

all my bestfriends are WLed for @YieldFields_RH and i’m not gonna throw the docs into claude and ask for the 47th tldr just to farm it so @Skarly, if u want a cool girl onboard, my dms are open