Video of @a1lon9 and @pasternak fighting for my last solana

There is so much volume and demand for Fartcoin that it's yielding a 5% 24 hour fee on @MeteoraAG right now. This is not a play which will allow you to double your port, but a play where you can size in knowing the deep liquidity and demand for fartcoin won't drop. 💨

I didn’t realize how much Meteora was generating in fees vs everything else. The only thing beating them out right now are the stable coin issuers 🤯

I will make another post tomorrow on how to use the DeFi tools on $SONIC, how to yield farm, provide liquidity, and more.

Click on 'Bridge,' choose your token of choice, then click on 'Trade' and send it to another address. There, you can provide the $SONIC address we created. And voila, you're done!

That's it, you are now on the $SONIC network. Your next steps should be to bridge some funds over to $SONIC. I prefer using https://t.co/pEMDoV7ImN since they have a very clean UI, and I like their analytics.

Network Name: Sonic RPC URL: https://t.co/uKicOU2sMl Explorer URL: https://t.co/Z2gVF7wtY5 Chain ID: 146 Currency Symbol: S Sonic Documentation:

Open your Metamask wallet and click on the network tab on the left. Then click the '+ Add a Custom Network' button. From there, fill in the following information to access the $SONIC network:

1. If you're using a Phantom wallet, I recommend switching to Metamask or Backpack for SONIC. Since Metamask is the OG wallet, I decided to go with it. The SONIC network isn’t enabled by default, so you’ll need to add it manually.

I’ve been exploring the $SONIC blockchain for a few days. After struggling to bridge and navigate it, I’ve got the hang of it now. Here’s a quick guide on how to bridge, the best DeFi tools on the chain, and how to make the most out of $SONIC.

Btw, if you're still bullish on SOL, check out Ranger Finance. Smooth UI and aggregates from multiple MMs to find the best perps positions. Opened a small SOL long there yesterday—think the selloff is a bit baseless.

The ByBit hack slowed the market, but volume and morale are rising. Big migrations from SOL to SONIC & BERACHAIN, but SOL still remains king. I am keeping a close eye on BERA for its DeFi potential with its unique proof of liquidity concept.

The GitHub page shows frequent updates, recent commits focus on improving both performance and usability. With recent inclusions of Prometheus monitoring and Jito MEV bundles shows that the team is building for the future, not just the present.

5. Active Development and Vision One of the things that stands out about $LISTEN is its development pace.

The websocket integration is another example of how $LISTEN is prioritizing speed. Faster data feeds mean trading bots can react to market changes almost instantly. The Repo also has 35 forks and 117 stars, which shows that the repo is highly respected in the community.

2. Built for Speed and Scalability $LISTEN is written in Rust, a language known for its speed and efficiency. Rust also makes $LISTEN compatible with ARC, another Rust-based framework, meaning it can seamlessly integrate with tools already popular among developers and traders.

Recent GitHub commits show the dev is integrating TypeScript, likely to align with frameworks like AI16Z/Elisa, which he mentioned on Twitter. This move could open the door to advanced AI and machine learning integrations, setting $LISTEN apart from other frameworks.

He added websocket integration overnight. Websockets are much faster than traditional APIs, which is crucial for trading. They allow for real-time updates and faster decision-making, giving users a clear advantage.

1. Strong Development Team The lead developer, @piotreksol is doxxed, which is a big deal in a space where being doxxed can often make or break trust. He’s consistently delivering updates that make $LISTEN faster and more capable. For example:

I think this project has the potential to outperform other trading AI agents and even force competitors to adopt its open-source framework. Here’s why: