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Pagu 파구정보09/16A few DeFi projects with interesting concepts 1. mag fund - Website: mag.fund - X: x.com/magdotfund - Chain: Robinhood - A variant of Olympus-style ve33 that accepts Magnificent7 (GOOG, AMZN, AAPL, META, MSFT, NVDA, TSLA) stocks as part of the Treasury - 60% stocks, 10% BTC·ETH combined, 30% USDG - Starting with the sale of 3,333 initial NFTs 2. Stonk Press - Website: stonk.press - X: x.com/StonkPress - Chain: Robinhood - A TOMB fork + Olympus-style LP Treasury purchase design project using SPY as the peg token - Consists of PAPER/PLATE/RECEIPT and targets 1SPY = 10,000 PAPER 3. Cedearena - Website: cedearena.io - X: x.com/cedearena - A PvP trading battle project created by Farming Terminal Cedeflow - Matches opponents in real time and awards the bet amount to the person who achieves more profit (or less loss) within the time limit. For now, none of them seem to have a background that would make them rug pull. I've spoken with the teams at least once. However, please note that this does not guarantee there will be no hacks/rugs/rug pulls. My current thought is that we don't know if these projects will succeed or fail, but in the future, there may be more DeFi projects using RWA with existing concepts. There are already many meme tokens connected to RWA (stocks), and in the case of UP33, there is also a Vault that automatically sells voting rewards and gives stock tokens (this is actually just a reward modification of a concept that has existed for a very long time). Now, it seems like Olympus or TOMB-style projects might come out quite a bit (I've heard there are actually several teams preparing). Anyway, these are difficult structures to look at for long-term future, but still, whether it's stocks or whatever, memes too, in the end it's PvP, so there's no need to criticize old-style ponzi DeFi. If it works out and you eat well, that's great, and especially if you don't buy a pickaxe, aside from hacks or rug pulls, the downside is also limited and blocked... Let's keep an eye on them together.389100
쿠쿠쿱09/03📢 [StockHub Stock Alert] 7 new 52-week highs, 6 new 52-week lows, 7 surges, 7 plunges 📍 September 4, 2026 00:00 KST 🌐 Major indices (as of 00:00:05) • S&P 500 7,709.41 +0.6% • Nasdaq 26,412.03 +0.7% • Dow 53,489.18 +0.8% • Russell 2000 2,953.61 +0.0% • KOSPI200 night futures 1,035.25 +0.5% • KOSDAQ150 night futures 1,350.00 +0.8% ⭐ Major stocks • Apple ($AAPL) $328.00 +0.9% • Microsoft ($MSFT) $509.86 +2.6% • Alphabet A ($GOOGL) $341.21 +1.2% • Amazon ($AMZN) $256.52 +0.6% • NVIDIA ($NVDA) $226.15 +0.8% • Meta Platforms ($META) $608.88 +2.7% • Tesla ($TSLA) $379.54 +6.3% • AMD ($AMD) $452.83 -0.9% • TSMC ($TSM) $409.10 -1.5% • Broadcom ($AVGO) $345.85 -5.8% • Micron ($MU) $944.43 -1.2% • SK Hynix ADR ($SKHY) $158.98 -3.6% · +36.6% vs previous close premium • ASML ($ASML) $1,648.00 -2.0% • Qualcomm ($QCOM) $167.85 -0.7% • Marvell Technology ($MRVL) $208.80 +1.1% 📈 52-week highs • Principal Financial ($PFG) $118.32 +7.1% • Genworth Financial ($GNW) $10.61 +4.7% • KB Financial Group ADR ($KB) $131.75 +4.3% • RingCentral ($RNG) $75.62 +4.2% • Shinhan Financial Group ADR ($SHG) $84.14 +3.4% • Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group ADR ($MUFG) $24.12 +3.0% • Nomura Holdings (ADR) ($NMR) $10.55 +2.9% 📉 52-week lows • Jersey Mike's Subs Inc. ($JMKE) $19.98 -3.2% • NIO ($NIO) $3.80 -1.6% • Amer Sports ($AS) $28.25 -1.1% • Brookfield Renewable Renewable ($BEPC) $31.05 -1.1% • Bilibili (ADR) ($BILI) $15.35 -0.7% • TJX ($TJX) $131.01 -0.2% 🚀 Surges • Snowflake72810
룰루비데08/28Why bundle only one stock into a memecoin? Let’s bundle a stock basket While stock-pairing memecoins are performing well on Robinhood, I searched for something more and found a platform that lets you launch memecoins paired not with a single stock but with a “basket of multiple stocks.” The platform is PAIR.FUND, and two tokens have already graduated and are trading: 1. CHIPS (0xbcd09284dffe06f868a4650546233e3e9abe4d97): A memecoin paired with NVIDIA, AMD, and INTEL. Since all three companies make semiconductor chips, the memecoin is named CHIPS. 2. PEAR (0x3567c5d0ae5c5933920bbd6db982aa463a203bb2): The platform’s first memecoin, paired with AAPL, MSFT, and NVIDIA. I found the name CHIPS particularly clever. This hints at the potential of “stock-token basket pairing,” where specific memecoins could emerge from corporate intersections or disputes. For example, if Musk and Sam Altman fight, a memecoin tied to SPACEX and OPENAI could appear. How it works is simple: when launching a memecoin, separate pools are created for each stock and trading occurs across them. For CHIPS, 33% is allocated to the NVIDIA pool, 33% to the INTEL pool, and 33% to the AMD pool. Risks and shortcomings I see 1. The team is very low-profile and the product is not well known. I’m unsure about trustworthiness. The contract is unverified. However, once graduated and trading on v4, issuance cannot be altered and liquidity is locked in a locker, so the impact should be limited. 2. These two are the only graduated tokens so far, and both have market caps around $300k–$400k—still very low. They could easily go unnoticed and fail. 3. Liquidity is also split across multiple pools, which is bad for users and only benefits arbitrageurs. Of course, as market cap grows and each pool’s liquidity increases it becomes less of an issue, but right after launch, when liquidity is thin, price discrepancies occur easily and UX suffers. An aggregator that allows trading across multiple pools in one go is needed. * I sent feedback via Twitter DM about the unverified contract issue and the aggregator feature, and they replied that both are currently in development. * The author of the above two52773
마인부우의 크립토볼08/28Why bundle only one stock into a memecoin? Let’s bundle a stock basket While stock-pairing memecoins are performing well on Robinhood, I searched for something more and found a platform that lets you launch memecoins paired not with a single stock but with a “basket of multiple stocks.” The platform is PAIR.FUND, and two tokens have already graduated and are trading: 1. CHIPS (0xbcd09284dffe06f868a4650546233e3e9abe4d97): A memecoin paired with NVIDIA, AMD, and INTEL. Since all three companies make semiconductor chips, the memecoin is named CHIPS. 2. PEAR (0x3567c5d0ae5c5933920bbd6db982aa463a203bb2): The platform’s first memecoin, paired with AAPL, MSFT, and NVIDIA. I found the name CHIPS particularly clever. This hints at the potential of “stock-token basket pairing,” where specific memecoins could emerge from corporate intersections or disputes. For example, if Musk and Sam Altman fight, a memecoin tied to SPACEX and OPENAI could appear. How it works is simple: when launching a memecoin, separate pools are created for each stock and trading occurs across them. For CHIPS, 33% is allocated to the NVIDIA pool, 33% to the INTEL pool, and 33% to the AMD pool. Risks and shortcomings I see 1. The team is very low-profile and the product is not well known. I’m unsure about trustworthiness. The contract is unverified. However, once graduated and trading on v4, issuance cannot be altered and liquidity is locked in a locker, so the impact should be limited. 2. These two are the only graduated tokens so far, and both have market caps around $300k–$400k—still very low. They could easily go unnoticed and fail. 3. Liquidity is also split across multiple pools, which is bad for users and only benefits arbitrageurs. Of course, as market cap grows and each pool’s liquidity increases it becomes less of an issue, but right after launch, when liquidity is thin, price discrepancies occur easily and UX suffers. An aggregator that allows trading across multiple pools in one go is needed. * I sent feedback via Twitter DM about the unverified contract issue and the aggregator feature, and they replied that both are currently in development. * The author of the above two2.4K3812
쿠쿠쿱08/28[OpenAI] Over 100 companies jointly urge AI cyber defense • More than 100 companies including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, AWS, Oracle, and CrowdStrike warned that AI-based cyberattacks will become more sophisticated in the coming months, flagging risks to hospitals, utilities, and internet infrastructure. • The companies highlighted the defender's window of opportunity to rapidly eliminate bugs, excessive privileges, misconfigurations, unpatched/legacy systems, and weak authentication using AI. • All organizations must elevate security to a top executive priority and strengthen system standards, including AI-generated code. The proposal is to use low-cost models for broad tasks and frontier models for difficult problems. • Security firms, governments, and frontier AI companies should pursue defense testing, core infrastructure support, threat intelligence sharing, model access, funding, education, and building AI agent tracking systems. 🔗Read more 📊Market status 📲App download $MSFT $GOOGL $CRWD $ORCL85740
NA만의숲08/27[Breaking] Tech coalition warns companies 'months' left to prepare for AI-based cyberattacks OpenAI, Anthropic, AWS, MSFT issue joint warning on critical infrastructure risks OpenAI pledges model access and funding to help hospitals and utilities defend against cyber risks 📰Original/Translation 📊Market status 🧾StockHub62150