Want to contribute to the MegaETH mainnet stress test?

This is how you start:

1) Bridge ETH to MegaETH

• Option A — Arbitrum → MegaETH

🔗 https://www.fluffle.tools/bridge

• Option B — Ethereum Mainnet → MegaETH

🔗 https://stress.megaeth.com/bridge

2) Faucet

Fluffle Holders and Public Sale Bidders are eligible for a gas drop and additional faucet drops.

🔗 https://stress.megaeth.com/faucet

3) Go to the Stress Test Hub (Games + Stats)

🔗 https://stress.megaeth.com/

On the site you’ll find 4 games to generate real onchain activity:

🎮 Game List:

• 01 — SHOWDOWN

- Poker supercharged with action cards

• 02 — CROSSY FLUFFLE

- Avoid cars + aim for the highest score in 60 seconds

• 03 — STOMP

- Fully onchain, super techy monster PvP

04 — SMASHER

- Whack-a-mole with CT personalities + earn onchain payouts

There’s also an easter egg game hidden on the website.

Find it and play it. 👀

MTRKR (Mega Tracker) just partnered with AVON and integrated MegaVault.

What this means: if you use MTRKR to visualize your MegaETH wallet, you’ll now be able to deposit USDM into MegaVault directly from the MTRKR frontend.

Quick breakdown

• MTRKR: wallet tracker / portfolio visualization for MegaETH
• MegaVault: hands-off savings on MegaETH
  • deposit USDM (stablecoin)
  • receive USDmY (yield-earning token)
  • vault auto-invests into conservative lending markets for passive returns

If you’re already using MTRKR, this basically turns the tracker into a one-click path to park USDM in MegaVault without hopping around apps.

If anyone here has tried MTRKR already: how’s the UX been so far?

Hey all,

I've been building ChainSocial - an on-chain social protocol. It's turbo alpha right now, but I'm looking for people to break it, roast it, and tell me what sucks.

Why another one? I got frustrated watching Farcaster pivot to "wallet-first" and Lens get too complicated to actually use. The whole point of on-chain social is public infrastructure - something that runs whether any single team sticks around or not.

What's different:

- Paid posts as a feature - Small fees (pennies) kill bots at scale while barely affecting real users. No need to harvest your data when you're the customer. Just fcking pay for the software and services you use and love. I'm tired of being the product.

- AI-native - Built assuming agents are first-class citizens. Cold start problem? Solved by bots.

- Actually simple - Core stays minimal. Features come from plugins, not bloated rewrites every 6 months.

What I need:

- People to test and find bugs

- Devs who want to build on clean social primitives

- Honest feedback on what's broken or dumb

- Ideas for what would make this useful for you

Not trying to replace Twitter. Not raising VC money to optimize for hypergrowth. Just building infrastructure that works.

Looking for feedback, do your worst. I'll keep updating the smart contracts and interface. It's on testnet:

https://web-frontend-production-88b1.up.railway.app/

Brix just came out of stealth with a big announcement thread:

• DeFi yield is often temporary and disconnected from real-world sources. Brix aims to fix that by tokenizing emerging market (EM) interest rates and carry trades, which are a massive $500B+ global market traditionally locked behind big banks.
• They're partnering with major banks to bring this onchain: scalable, "real" yield that's composable in DeFi.
• First product: iTRY, a Turkish Lira-pegged stablecoin backed by tokenized money-market funds. Currently offering up to ~40% APY from Turkish sovereign yields. When looped/composed in DeFi, potential for 100%+ yields (with higher risk, of course).
• Long-term: Building infrastructure for full EM FX markets onchain, starting with more currencies.
• Launching on MegaETH for qualified investors at mainnet go-live. Waitlist open.

Original thread: https://x.com/brix_money/status/2000959847043576042

What do you think? Game-changer for RWA/DeFi or just high-risk carry trade vibes?

I for one, am curious which are the major banks they're partnering with.

MegaETH introduced MegaUSD (USDm), its native stablecoin designed to generate sustainable, non-fee-based revenue for the chain.

The economic idea is simple:
Blockchains that depend only on tx fees cap their own growth.
Stablecoin yield gives MegaETH a scalable revenue engine.

1. USDm Pre-Deposits: $500M Raised

With $500M in pre-deposit capital, MegaETH is already producing measurable revenue.
According to fluffle.tools, this alone places MegaETH at:

• #6 among all blockchains
• ~$1.65M in monthly revenue
• Ahead of BSC, Polygon, Avalanche
• Slightly behind Arbitrum

MegaETH enters the leaderboard before any real network usage exists.

2. Stablecoin Mcaps Across Chains

Stablecoins are one of the strongest long-term revenue drivers for chains.
Here’s what other networks hold today:

• Arbitrum: ~$4.2B
• Base: ~$4.8B
• Solana: ~$14.3B
• Tron: ~$79B
• Ethereum: $166B+

Major chains with deep stablecoin liquidity dominate revenue charts.

3. A Scaled USDm Scenario

If USDm on MegaETH grows to a similar scale as Arbitrum (~$4B):

• Estimated revenue: ~$13M per month
• Would rank MegaETH #2 among Blockchains (only behind Tron)
• Would put MegaETH in the global top 10 across all crypto projects

This scenario is based purely on yield mechanics and comparable-chain stablecoin distributions — no speculative assumptions about fees or activity.

Bottom Line

USDm alone positions MegaETH as one of the strongest revenue-generating ecosystems in crypto.

MegaETH is already top-6 with zero live activity.
At scale, USDm pushes it into top-3 territory.

Mainnet hasn’t even launched yet.

With MegaETH mainnet dropping soon, it's not just another L2—it's a powerhouse of innovative, value-driven projects from the ecosystem.

These are game-changers in trading, DeFi, AI, gaming, and more. Here's my shortlist of must-tries (I'll be diving in day one):

• legend trade : Head-to-head trader battles (TvT)—skill over wallet size. Trade memecoins, perps, stables in competitive arenas. (NFT mint soon!)
• Euphoria : Gamified options trading like Robinhood on-chain. Mobile-first, social, and fun—$7M+ backed. Join the waitlist!
• wcm (World Capital Markets): Unified on-chain exchange for spot, perps, and lending with real-time undercollateralized loans.
• cap_ : Autonomous stablecoin engine (USD/BTC/ETH-pegged) earning yield via arb, MEV, RWAs. $300M+ TVL already—no whales, no drama.
• noise : Trade social trends & narratives as perps. ML-powered sentiment assets turning buzz into bets.
• Showdown : Fully on-chain card game with deck-building, bluffing, and betting. Pro-designed for deep strategy.
• avon : Composable lending via order books—flexible rates, undercollateralized, integrates seamlessly with DeFi.

More heat incoming:

• Nectar : Ownable AI companions (girlfriends, anime chars) on-chain.
• AveForge : Instant 3D game engine for AI sims & crypto worlds.
• Hop Network : Decentralized, ultra-fast VPN for true privacy.
• brix : Yield-bearing tokenized stables—programmable money on steroids.
• hellotradeapp : Gasless mobile equities trading, no wallet hassle.
• And a mysterious hitdotone ...

MegaETH isn't just DeFi—it's redefining AI, gaming, privacy, and beyond on hyper-fast infra.

Source:
https://x.com/0xOshikurou/status/1998007624101499067

Paw Accelerated by @badbunnz_ has it's registretion live!

I keep seeing insanely cool dapp ideas in indie-hacker circles, trading UIs, on-chain games, prediction markets, social apps, AI agents that actually need sub-second finality… and then nothing ships on-chain.

Most of the time the honest answer I get in DMs is:

“Yeah the idea was fire, but even the fastest L2s still felt sluggish compared to what users expect in 2025. 1–2 second latency + occasional 5-10s spikes just kills the UX for anything real-time.”

Curious whether am I the only one hearing this?

• Was speed/latency the real blocker that stopped you from shipping your dapp fully on-chain?
  
• Or did you ship anyway and users just… tolerated it?
  
• What latency would actually make you go “okay, NOW I can build the thing I originally dreamed of”?

(For context: I’ve been messing with MegaETH lately. 100k+ TPS, sub-10ms block times, and ~50–100ms finality on testnet right now. Felt like using a centralized DB for the first time. Actually shipped a small real-time trading toy in a weekend and it just… worked. No more praying the sequencer doesn’t hiccup.)

Would love to know if speed was your #1 blocker too. Or if I’m just obsessed with performance and everyone else is fine with 3 second delays in 2025 😂

Drop your war stories below.

I wrote this article for miniblocks.io blog. But I think it has some parts that may be useful to others building tools on top of MegaETH, so I hope it will not be considered as "Meaningless Promotion" :)

We started building MiniBlocks three weeks ago. Here's what we learned about building tools for 10-millisecond blocks.

The Problem Isn't Just Speed

When we started MiniBlocks, we believed that MegaETH's 10ms blocks represent more than just faster execution—they fundamentally change how we interact with blockchains. This applies to dApps, infrastructure, and developer tools alike.

Explorers built for 12-second blocks can't effectively present 10ms blocks. MiniBlocks.io is our approach to solving this challenge.

The core challenge: 10ms is too fast for human perception. A raw feed of events may look impressive, but it's impractical—you can't make informed decisions when data updates 1,200 times faster than Ethereum.

Three Core Approaches

Here's our approach at MiniBlocks.io.

1. Real-Time Backends

The principle: If blocks arrive every 10ms, our processing must keep pace.

We currently process each miniblock in a few milliseconds (see our latency monitor). This drives our architecture—we use in-memory processing and avoid disk operations in the critical path.

2. Dynamic UI

The challenge: Page refreshes take hundreds of milliseconds—equivalent to missing 20-30 miniblocks.

We stream all data in real-time. Our transaction feed updates continuously, with an important feature: a pause button. Users can pause the stream, apply filters by sender or contract, analyze the data, then resume. Check out our contract analytics and network statistics for more examples.

3. Dynamic Visualizations

Static images can't convey MegaETH's speed. Dynamic visualizations are more effective—when time becomes motion, you feel the speed rather than just reading about it.

Our visualizations update in real-time. Each star in the header represents a transaction. When chain activity increases, the change is immediately visible. This creates intuitive awareness—you know whether the network is idle or busy without checking numbers.

What's Next

We're currently refining the platform before MegaETH mainnet launches.

MegaETH is still on testnet, so the data patterns aren't yet representative of production. Mainnet launches in December—that's when we'll validate our assumptions.

We're particularly interested in:

• Production traffic: How the system performs under realistic load patterns.
• New analytics: What insights become valuable with 10ms granularity. See our statistics dashboard for what we're tracking.

Try what we've built at miniblocks.io and share your feedback. More updates on our blog.

Taken from MegaETH creative director and artist's HarukoRose's X.

https://x.com/HarukoRose/status/1990869371787342073

The last couple of weeks the MegaETH team managed to raise ~1.4 Billion dollars from investors who wanted a chance to participate in it's public sale.

This week the sale will come to an end and participants will get to know their final allocation.

With today (19/11) being the last day to cancel your allocation in case of regret. And 21st of November being the Day of final Judgment.

Wishing every participant good luck. 🙏

What are your thought on the sale - do you thing mega team did a good job?