In Summary: - @HeyElsaAI Wallchain campaign now has two epochs with 0.6% in rewards: • 0.3% for top 500, to end at November 30. • 0.3% for top 500, starting December 1 and with a new LB. - Elsa V2 point system will happen in early December. This snapshot determines your

AlignerZ ⌛️ An advantage I see with TVS proposed by AlignerZ ( @AlignerZ_Labs ) is that when users receive a TVS, they are no longer just waiting for tokens to unlock. They are holding a visible, tradeable representation of future value, and they can trade it without dumping

Warden's private intent channels are changing how sensitive strategies deploy without broadcasting details to the entire network. Selective encryption lets agents execute complex flows while only revealing necessary proofs at resolution. @wardenprotocol integrated it with

One of my favorite @HeyElsaAI moments was trying to explain DeFi to my younger brother. Instead of opening ten dashboards and talking about TVL or liquidity, I just showed him the app and said, “Look, you write what you want, and Elsa does the hard part.” We swapped a tiny

Ferra Protocol feels different because it doesn’t treat TVL as the end goal. In 2025, raw numbers don’t explain why users stay, participation does. What stands out is execution, real liquidity, repeat trading volume, expanding DLMM pools, and a clean security track record.

The shift toward autonomous finance becomes real when you look at what @HeyElsaAI is building. The Elsa AI Layer acts as the orchestration core, an adaptive decision engine that pulls from user inputs, on-chain signals, and changing market conditions to execute safely across

DeFi is shifting, and AI agents are leading that transition. @HeyElsaAI makes it tangible, an on-chain assistant that lets you check data, study trends, and execute swaps, bridges, or staking with simple instructions. No jumping across dashboards, no routing guesswork, no manual

AlignerZ is starting to show up in more conversations, and that usually means the message is landing. Part of that momentum comes from how the project uses @wallchain not as a hype machine, but as an organized network for discovery, reward, and reach. Creators can drop threads,

You can tell a project is real by the people it activates and @CodeXero_xyz is pulling in builders who don’t just watch, they ship. It isn’t about launching protocols from clever prompts, it’s about a community that experiments, deploys, breaks things, fixes them, and earns for

What really stands out once you start using @CodeXero_xyz is how it shifts your mindset as a builder. By stripping away setup, syntax, and team dependency, it removes all the usual excuses. You’re no longer stuck planning endlessly or waiting on technical help. You’re left with

Lately, I’ve been exploring tools that lower the barrier to building onchain, and the @CodeXero_xyz playground really caught my attention. You can turn plain English prompts into live onchain apps in a surprisingly simple way. You describe what you want, and it becomes something

CodeXero 🎲 I really like how CodeXero ( @CodeXero_xyz ) understands natural language and I do not need perfect instructions. I can describe ideas in a rough way and improve them step by step. CodeXero adapts and updates the app as I talk. This feels more human than technical

If you familiar with @wardenprotocol you will understand that Messari has been a great agent among other AI agents. Messari gives you high level of accuracy for all your prompts at $0.25 per prompt. This is how most AI agents built by the warden community will be monetized on

Web3 UX keeps breaking under the weight of keys, approvals and fragmented flows. Most projects add features to patch it. @wardenprotocol fixes access itself. With an intent driven model, users define what they want to do, while Warden handles execution, security and routing

Every once in a while @HeyElsaAI shows what AI can become in Web3 A system built on autonomous reasoning and user-driven actions across chains Elsa maps info models signals and outcomes with precision rather than hype Partners and builders continue to plug in and shape new

Quick update about the Elsa TGE from the @HeyElsaAI team on Discord: - TGE is coming soon (likely January 2026) - Wallchain Epoch 2 will probably end after TGE - Snapshot hasn't been taken yet - Timing depends on internal prep and market conditions Just Elsa it

AlignerZ Labs is getting attention because it’s trying to build a crypto ecosystem around commitment, not hype. Instead of rewarding whoever shows up fastest or spends the most, it prioritizes people who actually stick around. The clearest proof is the team locking its own tokens

AlignerZ ⏳ TVS was built by AlignerZ ( @AlignerZ_Labs ) because healthy token markets need time to grow. When supply unlocks too fast, price suffers and confidence breaks... and this happens a lot. By keeping tokens vested while allowing TVS NFTs to move between users, value

Alignerz (@AlignerZ_Labs) choosing Base makes a lot of sense. Low fees, fast execution, and real retail distribution fit a launchpad that’s trying to change post-TGE behavior, If TVS and refund pools are meant to reduce dump dynamics, they need an environment where users can

What really clicks for me with Warden isn’t just what the AI agents do, but how they talk you through it. On @wardenprotocol, agents don’t just execute a swap and vanish. They explain why a step is taken, what’s actually happening onchain, and how that choice affects the result.

Every time I use @HeyElsaAI, I notice how much calmer DeFi feels. I’m no longer guessing my way through actions or hoping I didn’t miss something important. Now I know what I’m doing, why it matters, and what could go wrong before I click anything. Elsa doesn’t just execute, it