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Did the Solana Foundation just kill one of its own protocols?
FlashTrade is about to shut down
Their founder gave 3 reasons
The most interesting one: burnout, partly caused by the Foundation heavily backing Phoenix as Solana’s flagship perps product
Meanwhile, protocols like FlashTrade and Bulk received far less love
The uncomfortable truth is that Phoenix is simply a better fit for the Foundation
Its order book, trading engine and market makers all operate onchain, generating significantly more activity for Solana
FlashTrade also runs on Solana but relies on oracle prices and pooled liquidity

Didn't expect this message today
An old friend with zero crypto experience asking about buying stocks onchain lol
(german knowledge required)

Am I the only one in CT with a pnl like this on Polymarket?

What happened to Bonk ???
The latest products either shut down within months or barely generate any revenue
And now BONK seems to have fully pivoted to gambling:
Casino, memecoin launchpads, TCGs...

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who did this ?? 💀💀

Realtalk.
I still think $JUP can go back to $1
But there's one huge problem:
Jupiter's cash cow (Perps) is dying. They completely slept on this market
A year ago, Perps generated around $8M/month. Today, a good month is closer to $3M. That's roughly $60M in annual revenue gone, representing more than 50% of the protocol's revenue.
Which brings us to the next issue:
Buybacks have become too small to have much economic or psychological impact
Jupiter allocates 50% of revenue to buybacks (and burns?), which currently annualizes to around $24M
Meanwhile, Hyperliquid uses 99% of protocol fees for b

dubai is so beautiful this time of the year

I thought we are in a bear market
but they're selling "bitcoin water" for $20 here in Switzerland

Is $MET staking worth it?
I did the math so you don't have to...
- Stake MET: Worth it ✅ Even with 50M staked still 20%+ APY
- 2% protocol fees: Worth it if you're a power user ✅
- 8% protocol fees from your friends: Worth it ✅

saw this in a boomer crypto subreddit today
buying and selling prices lol

This is the token of the most successful company in crypto
And it could fail for one reason:
Greed.
The company has already generated over $1B in revenue
Yet they still decided to raise another $1.3B through an ICO
In total, the founders have owned or sold 60% of the entire token supply
While everyone and their mom finally sold their ICO allocation, there's another big problem:
- 20% team allocation
- 13% pre-ICO allocation
A few days ago, 25% of those allocations unlocked
That's roughly $170M worth of tokens
Around $100M went directly to the team. The investor allocation is concentrated in ju