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Lately I’ve been rethinking how building in Web3 even works, and a big reason is @CodeXero_xyz.
From my experience, the space between “I have an idea” and “this is a live dApp” has almost disappeared. I don’t start with code anymore. I start with a clear thought, describe what I want in simple words, and let the system do the heavy lifting.
What really surprised me is the speed. You make a few adjustments, test the flow, and suddenly it’s real and usable. That kind of feedback loop changes how you think. You stop over-planning and start experimenting.
For someone like me who just wants to buil

What stands out to me right now is how fast @trylimitless is maturing as a real market.
Limitless isn’t just talking about better prediction markets, it’s delivering deep liquidity, sharp pricing, and real decentralization. In less than six months after turning on platform fees, it has already crossed $1M in revenue.
That matters. More fees flowing through the system mean more $LMTS buybacks, and that directly strengthens the token economy. I like seeing growth that comes from usage, not hype.
From my view, this is what sustainable onchain markets are supposed to look like.

Lately I have been seeing a lot of talk about when the @reya_xyz TGE might happen, so I spent time thinking it through myself.
I have heard rumors pointing to the end of March, but that feels far off to me. My view is closer to the end of this month or the beginning of January. Of course, this is just how I see it based on progress so far.
What makes Reya stand out to me is the product already in place. It is easily one of the strongest perp DEXs right now, with over 70 markets and up to 100x leverage. On top of that, it runs on a trading specific based rollup, tightly integrated with Ethereum

Lately I have been thinking more about who really controls identity in Web3, and idOS stands out to me.
@idOS is built as a decentralized identity layer that puts control of personal data back in my hands. Instead of resubmitting KYC details every time I join a new platform, I can rely on a portable ID stored on the @idOS_network network.
What I like most is the choice it gives. Using the Access Management Protocol, I can selectively grant permissions to specific apps without exposing everything. That makes onboarding feel lighter and safer at the same time.
For me, this is what identity in We

As the window starts to close, I am paying extra attention to what matters most right now.
There are only two days left until Epoch 2 wraps up on @reya_xyz, and the snapshot is what decides who gets a share of 0.033 percent of the total $REYA supply. For me, that makes every action count. If you are in the top 100, you are automatically in. On top of that, 20 wallets will be randomly selected from ranks 101 to 300, which keeps things fair and open.
What I really like is that these tokens are fully unlocked. No cliffs. No vesting. You own them from day one. That kind of clarity is rare.
We have

Spending time inside @wardenprotocol has changed how I approach onchain decisions.
What I appreciate most is the space it gives to explore. The agents do not push me toward one action or a quick trade. Instead, they invite curiosity. I can ask “what if,” follow different paths, and take time to understand the landscape before committing anything onchain.
For me, that openness matters. It removes pressure and replaces it with learning. When you are not rushed, you start to see how systems connect, where risks sit, and where opportunities actually make sense. That process builds confidence in a

While looking deeper into how stablecoins should actually work, one thing really stood out to me about USX.
USX is not only overcollateralized, it is fully verifiable. Every snapshot on the Proof of Solvency dashboard is backed by cryptographic proof. That means anyone can independently check the total supply, reserves, collateral ratios, and delta neutrality at any time. No trust is required and there are no excuses hidden behind dashboards.
For me, this is what baseline yield infrastructure should look like. Transparency is not a feature, it is the foundation. When users can verify everythin

This remodel is a big signal for where Reya is heading. When a protocol restructures its core design, it’s usually preparing for scale, not standing still. For @reya_xyz , that tells me growth isn’t a maybe, it’s imminent.
What stands out is the roadmap beyond perps. By 2026, the plan is to expand into spot markets, real-world assets, and deeper tokenization. That’s how a trading platform turns into full financial infrastructure.
The focus on srUSD also matters. A native stablecoin creates smoother settlement, better capital efficiency, and new ways to tokenize assets directly onchain.
From my

Lately I have been thinking a lot about why many good ideas never get built, and it often comes down to barriers.
Most people I know want to create and experiment, but coding gets in the way. That is why @CodeXero_xyz feels important to me as infrastructure. It lowers the entry point so building is not limited to developers alone.
What I like is that it is still early, yet already very functional. You can describe what you want in simple language and see real outputs instead of empty promises. Being built on Sei also helps, since the environment is fast and responsive.
From my perspective, thi

Lately I have been thinking a lot about why many good ideas never get built, and it often comes down to barriers.
Most people I know want to create and experiment, but coding gets in the way. That is why @CodeXero_xyz feels important to me as infrastructure. It lowers the entry point so building is not limited to developers alone.
What I like is that it is still early, yet already very functional. You can describe what you want in simple language and see real outputs instead of empty promises. Being built on Sei also helps, since the environment is fast and responsive.
From my perspective, thi