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🔥 Feed The Fire – A new GameFi project on Robinhood Chain
@FeedTheFireRH is a 3D browser game playable on both PC and mobile, with no downloads required.
The gameplay is simple: collect wood and coal, keep the fire burning and explore the valley. More features like PvP, co-op and fishing could come later.
A few things caught my attention:
→ The game is already playable, not just a concept or trailer.
→ Built by Fr0oZi, founder of NevaFckngTrade, an NFT mint tracker listing 41 projects on Robinhood Chain.
→ FREE MINT planned in roughly 3–4 weeks from Nov 4.
→ WL opportunities through gameplay and Recruitment Office tasks.
→ Ethos score 1,600+ with verification may qualify for GTD.
What I like most is that the team already has an existing distribution channel and connections within the Robinhood Chain ecosystem.
I'm adding Feed The Fire to my watchlist. For now, I'll focus on playing the game and securing a WL.
A few updates about NULLS (@nullsxyz ).
These are just my personal thoughts, but NULLS is definitely a project I'm keeping a close eye on and feeling quite bullish about right now.
1. New access code system
has switched from 6-digit codes to text-based codes (up to 20 characters).
I think codes will be hidden in upcoming posts, so keep an eye on every image and video.
Hopefully, this system will introduce new ways to contribute and provide better anti-bot protection.
2. Zilkroad officially introduces NULLS
Zilkroad has introduced NULLS and teased an upcoming Behind the Art video. The artist behind the project remains anonymous.
3. A possible connection with Zilkroad
NULLS, Zilkroad, and share many similarities in their retro terminal interfaces, pixel art, and 8-bit aesthetics.
I suspect all three could be built by the same team. The video production is quite impressive, and I believe there's a strong team behind it.
I'm also quite bullish on @zksnarks_ . Zilkroad's recent "TEN YEARS OF ZCASH 2016–2026" campaign makes me even more curious about their connection to the Zcash ecosystem.
There is still no official information about the mint date, total supply, or price.
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I’ve been seeing @nullsxyz mentioned quite a bit lately, so I decided to check it out.
But after looking into it more, it seems like the project is still very early. Here are a few things I’ve found so far 🧵
1/ Their website is .
> The part that’s currently working is Access: enter a code, log in with X, and get a player card.
> Each X account can only create one card. Codes are released in limited batches, so if a batch is full, you have to wait for the next round. Each card has a number and can be downloaded and shared on X.
It fits the project’s retro concept pretty well.
2/ The website says “NULLS on NEAR.” Their teaser posts mention @NEARProtocol , and the Aurora account has also replied to one of their posts.
> Personally, I think nulls might launch through @zilkroad_ . The community is speculating based on how often nulls tags Zilkroad and the timing of activity from both sides.
3/ I think nulls has done a pretty good job with its visuals and overall experience. But so far, what we can actually see is the website, access codes, and player cards.
> I really love the website, visuals, and music they’ve shared on X. Everything feels polished, and I think the devs are genuinely passionate about the project.
For now, I’d treat it as a very early project worth keeping an eye on. Anything that hasn’t been confirmed is still just speculation.
JPEGZ (@JPEGZart) is a collection of 11,111 pixel-art NFTs on Ethereum, created by Mitch (LEFTCLICKBUY), founder of LEFT CLICK LABZ.
Inspired by NFT culture, featuring vibrant pixel art and unique glitch aesthetics.
FREE MINT on November 11, with public mint opening on November 12.
No complicated roadmap or utility promises. Just art, collecting, and community.
Free to claim. For the culture.
Montra: A Launchpad Worth Watching on Elysium
I've been looking into @MontraXYZ , and I think there's an interesting model behind this new Elysium launchpad.
1. No Bonding Curve, No Migration
Unlike traditional launchpads, Montra puts 100% of a token's supply directly into a Uniswap v4 pool from launch.
The initial liquidity is permanently locked, meaning creators cannot pull the initial LP or migrate liquidity elsewhere.
Tokens also have no owner, mint, tax, or blacklist functions.
I like this approach because it removes some common risks associated with token launches.
2. Revenue & Buyback Model
Montra takes trading fees ranging from 1% to 10%, with a fixed 0.4% going to the protocol.
Once $MONTRA launches and buybacks are activated, the planned revenue distribution is:
70% → Buyback & Burn
30% → Treasury
Currently, all protocol revenue is held in the treasury since the token hasn't launched yet.
If trading activity remains consistent, this could become an interesting revenue model for the protocol.
3/ Early Traction
In its first ~32 hours, Montra recorded 4,634 token launches, $5.5M in trading volume, $68.5K in total fees, and around $21.3K in protocol revenue.
That's a pretty strong start for a newly launched platform.
However, only 6 tokens reached graduation, and 92.6% had no holders outside their liquidity pools.
For me, the numbers show that Montra is attracting attention, but turning that activity into sustainable token communities remains its biggest challenge.
4/ My Take
I like Montra's liquidity design and its revenue model. The early traction is promising, but I want to see whether the platform can turn short-term trading activity into sustainable growth.
$MONTRA also has a planned 25% community airdrop, which gives me another reason to explore the platform early.
For now, I'll keep an eye on its growth, buyback activation, and upcoming token launch.
The real test isn't how many tokens Montra can launch, but how many can actually survive.
1/3 🥜
@NutshellMarkets is one of the projects I've been paying attention to in the Squeekchain ecosystem.
Most DeFi protocols rely on incentives to attract liquidity. But once rewards dry up, LPs can simply leave.
Nutshell is taking a different approach with Protocol-Owned Liquidity (POL). The idea is to use its own treasury to provide liquidity and generate revenue instead of constantly renting it.
I personally find this approach quite interesting.
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Really bullish on what you're building with @NutshellMarkets, @DeusTrdng .
I think the interesting part isn't just getting people excited, but turning that attention into real utility, meaningful partnerships, and a sustainable ecosystem.
The combination of tokenised stocks, $SOK liquidity, and a treasury backed model is a very interesting direction. Looking forward to seeing how you bring this vision to life.
Keep building! 🔥
I’ve been seeing @nullsxyz mentioned quite a bit lately, so I decided to check it out.
But after looking into it more, it seems like the project is still very early. Here are a few things I’ve found so far 🧵
1/ Their website is .
> The part that’s currently working is Access: enter a code, log in with X, and get a player card.
> Each X account can only create one card. Codes are released in limited batches, so if a batch is full, you have to wait for the next round. Each card has a number and can be downloaded and shared on X.
It fits the project’s retro concept pretty well.
2/ The website says “NULLS on NEAR.” Their teaser posts mention @NEARProtocol , and the Aurora account has also replied to one of their posts.
> Personally, I think nulls might launch through @zilkroad_ . The community is speculating based on how often nulls tags Zilkroad and the timing of activity from both sides.
3/ I think nulls has done a pretty good job with its visuals and overall experience. But so far, what we can actually see is the website, access codes, and player cards.
> I really love the website, visuals, and music they’ve shared on X. Everything feels polished, and I think the devs are genuinely passionate about the project.
For now, I’d treat it as a very early project worth keeping an eye on. Anything that hasn’t been confirmed is still just speculation.
Really bullish on what you're building with @NutshellMarkets, @DeusTrdng .
I think the interesting part isn't just getting people excited, but turning that attention into real utility, meaningful partnerships, and a sustainable ecosystem.
The combination of tokenised stocks, $SOK liquidity, and a treasury backed model is a very interesting direction. Looking forward to seeing how you bring this vision to life.
Keep building! 🔥
I recently came across an interesting $ZEC trading journey from @Jeremybtc on @centaur_io
Jeremy opened a Long position on ZEC at $278 on March 16, 2026, before the market reached its low.
Let's take a look at how this journey unfolded:
→ Entry price: $278
→ Market low: $208 on March 29
→ Peak price: $1,698 on September 26
→ Gain from entry to peak: +510%
→ Current recorded return: +323%
> What caught my attention wasn't just the impressive return, but also the volatility this position went through. After entering, the trade experienced a maximum drawdown of 64% between May 20 and June 5.
> Looking at these numbers made me realize that a successful trade doesn't always start with perfect signals. There are moments when the market moves sharply against expectations, and focusing only on the final result means missing one of the most important parts of the story.
> In the past, whenever I saw a coin make a significant move, I usually focused more on the entry price and the profit a trader made. But the more I explore, the more I want to understand what happened between those two points: how the market moved, what kind of drawdowns the position experienced, and how the final result came about.
> This is also what I like about Trade Journeys. Instead of just looking at a price chart or a profit figure, I can explore individual traders' journeys and gain a more practical perspective on how the market unfolds.
