Web3 is still new to me, but I’ve already learned something important:.You don’t need to be early to be useful. I’m a full-stack engineer building on Stacks blockchain , and working on something that’s challenged everything I knew about product design and smart contract logic

During StacksAscent, I’ll be finalizing the smart contract, expanding the backend API, Improving the Telegram bot UX, Enhancing onboarding + theming and Testing with users + collecting feedback. It’s going to be a long journey so just trust the process.

There aren’t many Bitcoin native DeFi products that feel approachable but PoolMind uses:.•Clarity contracts.•A Telegram interface.•A simple dashboard. Which makes it DeFi without the friction.

Users deposit STX into a smart contract and they get $PLMD tokens in return representing their share of the pool. The backend + bot system runs arbitrage strategies across markets, and returns are distributed based on real trades.

Well two things made me want to build this, firstly DeFi tools are too complex for most people, secondly Pooled strategies make more sense for risk-sharing so I wanted to make something simple, useful, and accessible even through Telegram.

I’ve spent the last few days building something I really believe in. It’s called PoolMind, a pooled crypto arbitrage platform on Stacks which goal is to let anyone contribute STX to a shared fund that runs real trading strategies. In return, you earn based on real outcomes.

Am not here to promote a token but to build a working product on top of Bitcoin. PoolMind is still evolving, but it reflects what I care about most:.• Open capital coordination.• On-chain execution.• Accessible DeFi tooling.Follow along as I keep on building . #StacksAscent.

Most people never touch arbitrage cause it’s too technical, too fast, too gated but PoolMind changes that:.•Users pool STX.•System executes strategies.•Earnings are shared. No trading. Just smart coordination.

That question became PoolMind: A pooled crypto arbitrage protocol built on the Stacks blockchain,powered by AI, Clarity smart contracts, and a Telegram-based interface. It’s designed for transparency and real DeFi utility, not hype.

A few months ago, code4stx gave me my first real dive into building on Stacks. It didn’t just teach me blockchain, it made me want to stay.I kept coming back to one idea:.How do we unlock access to strategies like crypto arbitrage without needing users/middleman to trade for you?.

Thanks to everyone following this journey so far. I’m excited to keep building and sharing as progress. Feel free to drop any thoughts or feedback as I’m always open to learning and refining. #Bitcoin #stack #crypto #arbitrage.

This is more than a logo ,it’s a signal of how I’m thinking about PoolMind: as something structured, accessible, and user-focused, but grounded in trust, logic, and simplicity.

Coordination & Modularity.The surrounding nodes represent users, bots, backend logic, and contracts, all communicating in a secure, coordinated ecosystem.

Intelligence & Structure.The outer circular grid hints at logic, smart contract architecture, and system reliability that’s core to any DeFi protocol, especially one built on Clarity.

Balance & Fairness.The symmetry reflects the fairness of pooled capital: everyone contributes, and everyone earns based on their share. No special treatment.

Here’s what the design symbolizes to me:. Flow & Value Movement :.The center curves represent continuous motion a visual cue for how STX flows into the pool, is put to work through arbitrage, and cycles back as value.

Today, I’m introducing our new logo. It’s not just a design update. It’s a representation of our mission: to make pooled crypto arbitrage more accessible, transparent, and secure that’s powered by the Stacks blockchain.

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I’m just getting started with PoolMind. My goal: Make crypto arbitrage accessible, transparent, and user-friendly, all on Bitcoin. Follow to watch it unfold. #BuildOnStacks #PoolMind #StacksAscent.