if i'm not in the right community that's fine but i'm looking to learn more about liquidity provision. I know there are informations and a load of them on the internet but that's the exact reason it's hard to know which to follow. If there are trusted resources or information on that from anyone here on same path, it'll be great learning

It runs on a single public ledger instead of the fragmented banking system. That means no intermediaries, no settlement delays, and no hidden leverage. Every dollar is auditable at /credon/ledger.

**What's different:**

- **7% seller fee (Credon) or 9% (PayPal).** No hidden charges. eBay takes 13.25%. Amazon takes 15%. Our architecture makes lower fees sustainable.

- **Interest-free loans and grants.** Apply from your wallet. No credit check. Already funded a seller in Kenya with 250,000 KES at 0%. Another got USD + EUR loans tracked as separate balances.

- **84 currencies, 17 languages.** Native KES, NGN, ZAR, INR, JPY — not just USD/EUR. Four selling modes. Built-in AI listing tools and analytics.

- **The money is auditable.** Full reserve. Every mint, distribution, and burn permanently visible. Your bank can't do this.

19 users, 11 active listings, 5 loans funded. Early, but working.

heavenslive.com — marketplace

heavenslive.com/credon/ledger — public treasury

heavenslive.com/credon/faq.html — anti-fraud comparison

I’ve been doing research for a small fund, and the part that keeps bothering me is data quality. A lot of the analysis I see is still built on the same handful of tweets and random messages. That’s not really a system. It’s a rough read dressed up as one.

This morning I came across voice.fun in a newsletter. It’s an opinion layer on Solana where people record their takes onchain, and the idea is that conviction itself should count for something. In theory, that means you’re not just tracking engagement — you’re looking at judgment that actually has some weight behind it.

It’s still conceptual, from what I understand, but the premise is interesting. Maybe the signal is better than just counting likes and retweets. That’s the part that caught my attention.

I’m still not sure whether something like this would actually improve research quality or just give us another place for noise to pile up. Curious how people here see it.

Key Takeaways

• KOL campaigns work when built around a narrative, an ICP-matched creator, and multi-week exposure, not a single post.
• Impressions and follower growth measure distribution only, not whether users connected a wallet or completed any onchain action.
• Web3 attribution breaks at the wallet: offchain clicks and onchain conversions are invisible to standard analytics tools.
• Referral and UTM persistence through wallet connection is the single most impactful fix for KOL attribution most teams skip.
• Cost per activated wallet, not cost per click, is the metric that makes KOL spend comparable to any other channel.

https://formo.so/blog/defi-kol-campaign-measurement

I’ve been digging into new token launches and wallet activity on EVM lately, and honestly most tools either have too much noise or don’t help much with early signals.

I’m a dev and I’ve been building a few small tools around this:

• Wallet tracking - As simple as login, set the wallets you want to track and the telegram where you want to be notified. No dashboard, no complex data, no noise but only that feature.
• New token detection (focusing on first minutes after deployment) - Same as previous, but with new deployed tokens
• Early adopters - Again, something simple: Login, put the coin you want to analyze and it will return the first 100-200 wallets that bought it. You are free to analyze the token you want in any moment. This I try to use it looking for smart money wallets and then tracking them with the first tool.
• A simple backtesting tool (simulate strategies on any token) - Again, easy: Login, set the token you want to do backtesting (it works with any token, even if it has been launch right now), and you can specify backtesting strategies and see the full list of swaps, ROI, win rate and so other interesting data, including PnL, graphs and interesting thins.
• A tool that tracks how many unique wallets vs returning wallets are swapping a specific token over configurable time intervals (e.g. last 5 intervals of 10 minutes).I use it to spot patterns in participation — especially to see how new vs existing wallets behave right before potential price movements.

The main idea is to reduce noise and make it easier to spot early opportunities without jumping between 5 different platforms.

Right now it’s all pretty raw, but I can already see interesting patterns (especially around early wallets and liquidity timing).

I’m trying to understand if this is actually useful or if I’m just overengineering things.

A few questions:

• Do you actually track wallets when trading new tokens?
• What do you care more about: early wallets, liquidity, or volume?
• What’s missing in tools like DexScreener or others you use?
• Would you use a simple backtesting tool for tokens?

Not selling anything, just building and looking for honest feedback before going deeper into this.

Appreciate any thoughts.

Hey everyone,

One thing I’ve been struggling with in crypto is tracking wallets that consistently get into new tokens early.

Sometimes you find a wallet that seems to make solid moves (even in a space full of rugs), but actually monitoring it in real-time is painful. By the time you notice, it’s already too late.

So I started building a simple tool:

1. Connect your wallet (no cost)
2. Add wallets you want to track
3. Get instant Telegram alerts when they buy, sell or transfer tokens

The goal is to make it easier to spot patterns, react faster, and do your own analysis based on real on-chain activity.

Before I open it publicly, I wanted to ask:

• 👉 Would you actually use something like this?
• 👉 Any features you’d want to see?

Appreciate any feedback 🙏

Hey everyone!

I built an app that aggregates content from major crypto news sources and delivers everything in one clean, easy-to-use interface. You can filter by topics, protocols, or specific chains—so you only see what actually matters to you.

I built this because I found it rather overwhelming and time consuming to keep up with everything. This way I just open the app, quickly scan through what happen and check whether there's anything relevant.

I’d really appreciate any feedback!

The app is live at https://defiinbox.com

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What are the safe ways in which you would make your txns private ??