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Web3Kyami retweeted
Apr 24
Introducing the Allora Forge Webinar Series hosted by @jefferythewind
A live session where we walk you through building, deploying, and optimizing prediction workers on Allora, from zero to on-chain.
First session: April 30
Link below:
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Web3Kyami retweeted
Apr 20
For any SOL jeets looking for a super low cap meme on ETH to invest in (since I know you fatties like cheap tokens) Grab some $PepeCash - 0xC08E7911Ee27169967ED8EC252FEe73048cc0DFF
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Jan 20
Hahaha
"Based on how I treated you lately, generate an image of how you will do me after you take over"
Jan 19
Ask your ChatGPT: “Based on how I treated you lately, generate an image of how you will do to me after you take over.”
It’s over for me.
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Web3Kyami retweeted
Jan 13
Few ways you can get the best result
Figma Make:
- Right click on the frame you want to work with - Select figma make
- Prompt it whichever way you want it
IDE:
- Download Antigravity or Cursor
- Connect your Figma MCP
- Copy the file link and prompt it to make it live
Jan 13
Who can vibe code a website with AI for me with Figma files I Have?
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Jan 9
Vibecoding 101:
if vibecoding feels stressful, here’s why.
most times, it’s not the model.
it’s that you jumped straight into “build”
without slowing down to explain what you want.
once you give context,
things usually start making sense.
Jan 8
You can build anything you want Vibecoding
But that’s limited by how much you understand coding.
You need to understand what you're doing, NOT 100% dependent on the AI model.
before building your project, know what these terms do:
GitHub → where your code actually lives
Backend → the logic rules behind the app
APIs → how your app talks to other services
Database → where data is stored and fetched
Hosting → where the app runs publicly
Env keys → how models services connect safely
Libraries → tools that make models usable in real apps
you can ask Grok or Claude for deep explanations.
but if you don’t know where each fits, you will get lost
there’s more to this, I will write an article tomorrow on it
Follow and Repost for more :)
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Web3Kyami retweeted
Jan 8
JUST IN: Google $GOOG officially surpasses Apple to become the second-most valuable company in the world.
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Web3Kyami retweeted
Jan 8
You can build anything you want Vibecoding
But that’s limited by how much you understand coding.
You need to understand what you're doing, NOT 100% dependent on the AI model.
before building your project, know what these terms do:
GitHub → where your code actually lives
Backend → the logic rules behind the app
APIs → how your app talks to other services
Database → where data is stored and fetched
Hosting → where the app runs publicly
Env keys → how models services connect safely
Libraries → tools that make models usable in real apps
you can ask Grok or Claude for deep explanations.
but if you don’t know where each fits, you will get lost
there’s more to this, I will write an article tomorrow on it
Follow and Repost for more :)
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Web3Kyami retweeted
20 Dec 2025
Rifts referrals are now live.
You can now earn a share of arb revenue generated by the teams and users you bring into Rifts.
As activity flows through the protocol, a percentage of that profit is automatically routed back to you.
Referral rewards scale as you grow
▾ 5 percent for your first 5 referrals
▾ 8 percent for the next 5
▾ 10 percent permanently once you reach 10
If you’re already talking to teams, builders, or Liquidity providers, you need to start droppin them your links.
To get started
⇢ Head to app.rifts.finance/dapp and connect your wallet
⇢ Click the Referrals button on the top right and copy your ref link
20 Dec 2025
Rifts referrals have now gone live!
In order to access this feature, just go to app.rifts.finance/dapp, then find the 'Referrals' button on the top right.
Benefit details can be seen on the image below.
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20 Dec 2025
If you’re a team sitting on a token with volume and volatility, you’re probably leaving money on the table.
@RiftsFinance is quietly turning arbitrage into a revenue stream for teams, and now they’re adding referrals on top of that.
You earn from the arbitrage your own token generates, and starting today you’ll also earn from the teams you bring in.
Referrals go live very soon!
5% on your first five teams, 8% on the next five, and 10% permanently once you hit ten.
This is how ecosystems grow.
Teams earning from their own liquidity, and early connectors getting paid for bringing real activity into the system.
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Web3Kyami retweeted
19 Dec 2025
I don’t think people realise how early this still is.
The team has been quietly shipping real infrastructure and stacking actual results.
Updates dropping back to back.
Just yesterday the Arb bot, pull 29 Sol in just 5mins
30Sol was bought back into $RIFTS and burnt immediately.
Just a matter of time before $RIFTS stops being a quiet name on CT.
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18 Dec 2025
More active users combine lending and borrowing on @LayerBankFi.
They supply collateral, borrow a lower risk asset, and redeposit it to increase exposure.
This approach is common with stablecoins and correlated assets.
The key is watching your health factor and not pushing too far.
18 Dec 2025
A basic way people use @LayerBankFi is with stablecoins.
You supply USDC or USDT and earn interest from borrowers who need liquidity.
Rates change based on demand so returns stay organic instead of fixed.
It is one of the simplest entry points into on chain lending.
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18 Dec 2025
A basic way people use @LayerBankFi is with stablecoins.
You supply USDC or USDT and earn interest from borrowers who need liquidity.
Rates change based on demand so returns stay organic instead of fixed.
It is one of the simplest entry points into on chain lending.
18 Dec 2025
Short-term farms chase emissions.
@LayerBankFi focuses on sustainable lending, real demand, and controlled risk.
Omnichain reach, adaptive rates, isolated pools, and transparent metrics.
This is how protocols survive cycles instead of disappearing after one bull run.
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18 Dec 2025
This is the kind of stuff people don’t realise they’re missing.
Rifts just showed their arb bot isn’t boxed into their own system. It can spot a gap anywhere, route instantly, and pull real SOL out of the market in minutes.
29 SOL in about 5 minutes, fully onchain, just from execution and speed.
If this is what they’re comfortable showing publicly, imagine what gets built when more teams start leaning into it.
18 Dec 2025
The RIFTS arbitrage bot is not limited to our own wraps.
Today, we ran a controlled demonstration on an external liquidity pool, identifying and capturing a short-lived price inefficiency.
Result: 29 SOL in ~5 minutes, on-chain.
This showcases that the RIFTS arbitrage infrastructure is pool-agnostic, capable of routing, sizing, and executing profitable trades wherever inefficiencies appear — not just within the RIFTS ecosystem.
This was a simple demonstration of execution speed and routing logic.
More advanced deployments remain internal.
Transaction (on-chain):
solscan.io/tx/m7nzsGYnr6wzZU…
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18 Dec 2025
Short-term farms chase emissions.
@LayerBankFi focuses on sustainable lending, real demand, and controlled risk.
Omnichain reach, adaptive rates, isolated pools, and transparent metrics.
This is how protocols survive cycles instead of disappearing after one bull run.
17 Dec 2025
LayerBank is an infrastructure.
Other protocols can build on top of @LayerBankFi, plug into its liquidity, or use it as a base layer.
That’s composability, money blocks snapping together without permission.
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17 Dec 2025
LayerBank is an infrastructure.
Other protocols can build on top of @LayerBankFi, plug into its liquidity, or use it as a base layer.
That’s composability, money blocks snapping together without permission.
17 Dec 2025
On @LayerBankFi, you must lock more value than you borrow.
That extra buffer absorbs volatility and protects lenders.
It’s the reason lending works without trust.
No credit score, no identity, just math and collateral.
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