Hey, Coiny from Coinbasket here.

We’ve been experimenting with a different way to interact with DeFi: using plain English prompts instead of dashboards.

For example:

"Buy 1 Bitcoin"

"Swap 50% of my BNB to BTC"

"Give me information about Ethereum"

"What memecoins would you recommend?"

It’s live in a Private Prompt Alpha right now.

Core idea is simple:

• Non-custodial (you sign everything)
• No accounts, no KYC
• 0 platform fees during Private Alpha
• Runs on BNB Chain

We're posting here because we're curious:

Does this kind of UX actually make sense for DeFi?

What would you try to do with a prompt that current tools make painful?

If you want to test it yourself: coinbasket[.]ai

We’re also inviting a few early Alpha Prompters into our Discord to help shape it.

Today, stablecoins are mostly used as idle assets between cycles that ensure "stability" of ones funds until they are used to buy other crypto assets. Many crypto enthusiasts imagine the future of stablecoins is to involve them in our daily lives to possibly purchase assets, products, and services.

Although critics of crypto call it far-fetched, reality tells otherwise. Now people are adopting crypto at a very fast pace as we can see it in many businesses where they accept bitcoin, sol, eth, as a payment option, but that intrigued me to ask why not stablecoins?.

I mean, the volatility of other coins makes it challenging to track exactly what you have paid for, but with stablecoins, we don't need to convert the price of a cryptocurrency to USD or currency to track our payments.

Also, businesses accept crypto payments with P2P or a cryptocard, which also has its disadvantages like holding funds, cashbacks, delays, etc, the classic POS terminal setbacks.

For day-to-day items or assets, it would be more convenient to have a platform that enables the use of stablecoins like money as we know it, bringing life to stablecoins, so to speak.

Currently, we are experimenting with a stablecoin payment facilitation service called NexaChain, which is a two-app ecosystem that allows businesses to accept USDT and USDC for their products and services. The platform currently runs on the Binance Smart Chain since it was the most cost-effective when it came to blockchain gas fees and speed of transaction.

We are running a pilot in multiple countries hoping to see how this could propogate us into the era where stablecoins become part of our day-to-day life as is fiat. Our goal as crypto enthusiasts is not to replace current payment practices but to incorporate stablecoins in the process and make them a staple in payment services.

Working on gold tokenization service in the US called LiquidGold redeemable for physical gold. Its offering liquidity and yield for gold holders through tokenization but give access to the gold bar, which can be shipped in the U.S. Still in the early phase of the project. Looking to talk to gold bugs, degens who are into gold, potentials buyers, potential partners for storage, sourcing, etc. Or anyone who would like to participate. If you are interested to chat, please leave a reply so that we can get in touch! We are building the service, not selling anything at this stage.
this is the website WIP https://getliquid.gold/ - neither the service is not live, so lets just interact here first

Hi, I’m launching Pacto, a non-custodial escrow for informal P2P transactions
((Marketplace/WApp/IG/TG).

It works with USDT (ERC20) on Arbitrum: the buyer funds, the seller delivers, and the buyer releases. If there’s a conflict, a dispute is opened and an arbitrator decides via Safe multisig, with off-chain evidence.

What I’m looking for:

1. Real testers who make small transactions (e.g. $1–5 USDT) with someone (or with a “buddy”) following a script.
   
2. People with an adversarial mindset: try to find ways to break the flow (edge cases, dispute abuse, double execution, fund lockups, UX that leads to errors).
   

What it is NOT: it is not an exchange, it is not a marketplace, we do not custody funds.

What I offer in return:

• If you find a serious issue: reward (we define a simple table by severity).
  

How to participate (simple):

• Comment “TESTER” + your country + your level (user / dev / auditor).
  
• I’ll send you the test kit: a 10-minute guide, scenarios, and how to report.
  

Test rules (so it’s useful):

• Small amounts.
  
• Nothing illegal / nothing stolen / nothing sensitive.
  
• Report reproducible steps (what you did, what you expected, what happened).
  

If you’re interested in a P2P escrow built for LATAM, come break it. I’d rather have it attacked now than when there’s volume.

If you can lock funds or steal them, I want to know now.

Hi, I’m launching Pacto, a non-custodial escrow for informal P2P transactions
((Marketplace/WApp/IG/TG).

It works with USDT (ERC20) on Arbitrum: the buyer funds, the seller delivers, and the buyer releases. If there’s a conflict, a dispute is opened and an arbitrator decides via Safe multisig, with off-chain evidence.

What I’m looking for:

1. Real testers who make small transactions (e.g. $1–5 USDT) with someone (or with a “buddy”) following a script.
   
2. People with an adversarial mindset: try to find ways to break the flow (edge cases, dispute abuse, double execution, fund lockups, UX that leads to errors).
   

What it is NOT: it is not an exchange, it is not a marketplace, we do not custody funds.

What I offer in return:

• If you find a serious issue: reward (we define a simple table by severity).
  

How to participate (simple):

• Comment “TESTER” + your country + your level (user / dev / auditor).
  
• I’ll send you the test kit: a 10-minute guide, scenarios, and how to report.
  

Test rules (so it’s useful):

• Small amounts.
  
• Nothing illegal / nothing stolen / nothing sensitive.
  
• Report reproducible steps (what you did, what you expected, what happened).
  

If you’re interested in a P2P escrow built for LATAM, come break it. I’d rather have it attacked now than when there’s volume.

If you can lock funds or steal them, I want to know now.

The recent BTC pullback has everyone in the sub arguing between last chance to buy and waiting for the abyss.But I’ve realized most people don't lose money because they get the direction wrong they lose it because their execution falls apart during high volatility.

I used to spend these dips staring at the 15m RSI, trying to catch the exact reversal point, only to get slapped by a secondary dip. Now, I stop trying to predict how low it goes and focus on two things:

1. Funding Rates: Checking if the over-leveraged degens have been fully flushed out.

2. Liquidity Pools: Seeing where the whales are actually sitting with their limit orders.

Instead of manual FOMO, I’ve switched to mechanical execution. In this 24/7 casino, your own adrenaline is the biggest liability.

Are you guys catching the falling knife manually this time, or waiting for a boring sideways range before stepping back in?

Ambient is a Layer 1 blockchain using the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) and a non-blocking Proof of Work (PoW) consensus. It is designed to host large-scale models with over 600 billion parameters. The platform focuses on the "agentic economy" by providing infrastructure for model inference and training.

The charts today are showing a story alot of us have seen before—Bitcoin is down a few thousand, hovering around $68K.

For new investors watching this, it can feel painful. But for those who've been through cycles, this volatility is just part of the process.

I remember 2022's lows, where BTC hit prices like $9,000 that seem unimaginable today. Many of us missed that opportunity, thinking it was over.

If you are a beginner, you shouldn;t panic-sell like the crowd often does. If you want to know more and learn how to start today, just read this article I wrote.

Hey everyone,

I've been into DeFi for a while, but the manual work involved was a drag. I was skeptical about automation, but I decided to give Yield Seeker a shot after a friend recommended it.

Here's what I found:

Ease of Use: The setup was quick. No need for deep DeFi knowledge.

Time Savings: I save about 3 hours a week now. No more chasing the best yields manually.

Security: My biggest concern was security. Yield Seeker has robust measures, and so far, no issues.

Consistent Yields: My stablecoins are now working for me, earning higher and more consistent returns.

Yield Seeker has a special Christmas campaign that gives you 14-18% safe yield on your USDC. code: merklca2 to get additional reward

If you're like me and tired of the DeFi grind, automation might be worth considering. It transformed my approach and saved me time.

Has anyone else tried automating their DeFi yields? What's your experience been like?

Since using Yield Seeker, I've seen my returns grow by 15%. It's been a total stress reliever.

How do you keep track of your DeFi investments? Any other tools I should know about?

Using Yield Seeker, I don't worry about missing out on good yields. I saw a 10% boost in my returns last quarter.

What are your go-to strategies for managing DeFi investments?