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Just shipped serious progress on @Dropimus
Despite unstable electricity and bad network, app.dropimus.com is now live for testing
Google login works. Wallet connect is stable.
Fake airdrop guides are still everywhere. This is the alternative being built in real time.
Jupiter made a DAO vote to decide if the JUP airdrop should be withheld or not
But what's the point of a vote if one wallet holding millions of JUP can easily manipulate the outcome?
One whale votes and it outweighs 10,000 community members voting together
That's not governance. That's a dictatorship with a voting UI
Available for remote Full Stack and Web3 dev work. I built and deployed a full Web3 protocol solo using FastAPI, Docker, AWS EC2, ethers.js, Celery, Redis, Nginx. DM me or see my work at dropimus.com and opnr.pages.dev
1\3 Quick @Dropimus Update
- Stat cards made more intuitive
- Sentiment representation updated to a clean orb design
I'm currently building the Newbie Pathway - the onboarding route for new users to earn their first Honor from zero.
This includes: π
2\3
β’ On-Chain Credibility Score (OCS) from wallet history analysis
β’ Apprentice Observation (learning by observing evaluations)
β’ Vouching system from higher-tier participants
3\3
Goal: Smooth, merit-based entry so genuine participants can start submitting Calls faster while maintaining protocol quality.
More details are coming as I finish this section of the research paper.
Live testing - app.dropimus.com
Introducing the $SLIME premium NFT.
Supply: TBA
Network: $SOL
Mint price: Free
Applications are now open:
β smapocke.com/slimesbt
More details Coming Soon.
Cross-chain UX still feels messy, too many steps, fees, and outcomes that change mid-transfer.
@lifiprotocol Intents changes that by letting you define the exact outcome you want while solvers compete to execute it.
Whatβs interesting is what this changes behind the scenes π
Introducing LI.βFI Intents.
Infrastructure for apps, wallets, and neobanks to:
β’ Enable stablecoin payments
β’ Access real-world assets
β’ Tap into compliant onchain liquidity
Built for enterprises bringing financial products onchain.
2/ That shift makes cross-chain transfers feel far more reliable in practice.
Cleaner UX for users, less complexity for builders, and smoother movement across chains.
Especially interesting for wallets, stablecoins, and RWAs π
3/ LI.FI already handles serious volume across dozens of chains, so Intents feels less like an experiment and more like the next step for cross-chain UX.
What exact outcome would you automate first?
li.fi/intents