Canada’s Draft Stablecoin Rules Cap Redemption Fees at 1% and Ban Yield
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New governance forum thread at:
@LlamaRisk
Risk Stewards: Cap Increases on Aave V4 / 2026.10.26 [Risk]
Summary
LlamaRisk recommends the following parameter changes based on user behavior, on-chain liquidity, and position health observed in the latest review of Aave V4 reserves.
Aave V4 Ethereum:
Increase the add cap for USDC on the Core Hub Main Spoke from 50M to 75M.
Increase the draw cap for USDC on the Core Hub Forex Spoke from 5M to 8M.
Increase the draw cap for USDC on the Core Hub Gold Spo...
https://governance.aave.com/t/risk-stewards-cap-increases-on-aave-v4-2026-10-26/25926/1
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i am bearish btc/eth & large cap stocks believe btc & eth have broken mid timeframe trend and will continue to accelerate to downside under 82k/2400
dont think the average retail speculator is going to slow down tho, Q4 is going to have a lot of volatility for traders in both directions & believe pockets of onchain will do well
headline risk is also very real and continues to impact markets, this week specifically we have fomc + lot of important earnings releases
technicals am bearish bc ai momo stocks look like parabolic blowoff top into following lower high and loss of trend, even mags stalling at ATHs, the breakout on Qs that looked great a few weeks ago has played out as a deviation above the highs
as it stands ai generally feels like there is a lot more uncertainty on where the next growth of revenues is going to come from, sofar we have had a ton of capex spending on investing in training these models across the board so believe investors will want to see how that impacts companies bottom line meaningfully, meta selloff post earnings last week is good indi, that combined with concerns around current state of models also breaking hella security across the internet is not great - am not bearish on extended timeframe just believe pullback before continuation higher(Historical earnings: For fiscal 2026Q2 (period ended 2026-06-30), Meta Platforms reported basic EPS of 16.79, diluted EPS of 16.62, net income of USD 42.621 billion, and revenue of USD 117.111 billion.
Consensus expectations: For fiscal 2026Q4 (event date 2027-01-26), consensus expects EPS of 8.278 and revenue of USD 73.742 billion.)
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Eyes on the Market: At Cost Basis
BTC dropped below $80K on Saturday. BTC fell 1.98% to $80,386 after a low of $79,107, and ETH fell 2.64% to $2,344. Thursday’s selloff erased Wednesday’s run to $84,856.
Oil hit a six-month high. Brent closed Friday at $116.72, its highest close since April 29, as Gulf attacks reached Saudi energy infrastructure. Gold fell 4.31% to $4,004.
The Fed is priced to hold on Wednesday. Polymarket puts a hold on October 28 at 95%. October hike odds peaked at 48% after CPI on October 14 and now sit at 6%.
Treasury companies slowed down. Strategy bought 267 BTC and spent $193.1M buying back STRC ahead of its October 28 shareholder vote and MSCI’s November 11 list.
Liquidations hit both sides. Shorts lost $498.1M as BTC rallied into Wednesday, then longs lost $1.23B from Thursday to Saturday.
IBIT carried BTC ETF flows. BTC ETFs took in $301.2M. IBIT drew $565.7M while every other fund combined lost $264.5M. In October so far, IBIT sits at +$755.2M and the rest at -$1,068.7M.
ETH ETFs posted a fourth straight outflow week. They lost $220.7M this week and $1.22B since September 28, erasing 75% of the year’s inflows.
Oil Up, Everything Else Down
BTC opened Monday at $82,007 and closed Sunday at $80,386, down 1.98%. ETH fell 2.64% to $2,344. Total crypto market cap fell 2.73% to $2.77T.
BTC peaked at $84,856 on Wednesday and closed the day at $84,613, up 3.18% on the week, with ETH up 3.45% to $2,491. Thursday erased both gains as tanker attacks near Hormuz sent Brent higher and Big Tech sold off. From Wednesday’s close, BTC fell 4.08% and ETH 4.45%, while the Nasdaq Composite dropped 2.60%, its worst session since June. BTC fell 1.6 times as far as the Nasdaq that day. BTC broke below $80K on Saturday to a low of $79,107, under Glassnode’s estimated $80.2K average cost basis for ETF and treasury-company holders. It lost 1.14% from Friday to Sunday, and ETH lost 2.28% over the same stretch.
Equities fell with crypto, but by less. The S&P 500 was down 0.71% and the Nasdaq Composite 1.34% by Sunday on weekend futures, after closing Friday’s cash session down 0.97% and 1.67%. Brent peaked at $116.72 on Friday and finished the week up 4.93%. Gold fell 4.31% to $4,004.
Events of the Week
Oil hits a six-month high
Houthi attacks hit Saudi targets, including energy infrastructure, and about seven tankers were reported damaged near Hormuz by Thursday. On Wednesday the State Department ordered staff out of Saudi Arabia and cut staffing in Jordan, Lebanon, Qatar and the UAE. Brent closed Friday at $116.72, its highest close since April 29.
The 10-year fell from 5.13% to 4.96% on Thursday, its largest one-day drop since March 2023, then closed Friday back at 5.00%. The 20-year auction cleared at 5.469%, up from 5.420% at the prior auction.
A hold is expected
Polymarket puts a hold at the October 28 FOMC at 95%, with hike odds at 6%. They spent most of the month higher. September payrolls set a low starting point, at 29,000 against 90,000 expected, with unemployment up to 4.2%.
The October 14 CPI print then took hike odds from 22% to 48%, and they settled near 30% within a day. On October 15, PPI beat forecasts and odds still slipped, as New York Fed President John Williams said he had no reason yet to believe the Fed would need to do more. They fell to 13% after Warsh spoke at the IMF and World Bank meetings in Bangkok, where he declined to comment on the October 27–28 meeting and said only that the Fed will deliver price stability. December remains the most likely meeting for a hike, with odds sitting at 77%.
Treasury companies slow down
Strategy bought 267 BTC for $22.1M, spent $193.1M buying back STRC preferred shares, and raised its buyback authorization from $2B to $3B. The STRC shareholder vote is on October 28, and MSCI publishes its index decision on November 11. Strive bought 1,223 BTC for about $100M.
Elsewhere:
BlackRock filed for a buffered BTC ETF.
Franklin Templeton’s BTC dividend-reinvestment ETFs take effect October 27.
Standard Chartered agreed to acquire Zodia Custody.
Germany’s Sparkassen opened crypto trading.
Comment periods closed for the Fed’s GENIUS Act rules on October 19 and the SEC’s Regulation Crypto proposal on October 20.
Polymarket gives Democrats a 92% chance of winning the House and 66% for the Senate ahead of the November 3 midterms, which open the lame-duck window for any second attempt at CLARITY.
Volatility, Positioning and Leverage
BVIV fell 4.8% from 40.76 to 38.82 by Tuesday’s close as BTC rallied, the weekly low. It then rose with the selloff, and closed higher on every day - but Friday - adding about 2% on Thursday and finishing Sunday at 41.13, up 0.9% on the week and 6.0% off the low. That close is within a tenth of the October 14 high, the highest daily close of the past month. Over the month, BVIV is up 10.8% from about 36.9.
Aggregate futures open interest is $138.3B, against $140B last issue, down 1.2%. Coin-denominated BTC open interest has climbed from a low of 619K BTC on October 12 to 671K, still below its average for the year.
Liquidations hit both sides. As BTC rallied to Wednesday’s high, $498.1M of shorts were liquidated from Monday to Wednesday. The selloff then flushed longs. Daily liquidations doubled to an average of $504.2M from Thursday to Saturday, $1.51B in total, with longs taking $1.23B of it, 82%. Saturday’s break below $80K was the largest day at $547.2M.
BTC ETF Inflows Return as ETH Outflows Persist
BTC and ETH ETFs took in $80.5M combined. BTC carried the week, and ETH lost money for a fourth straight week.
BTC: +$301.2M. This week broke the outflow streak of the prior two weeks, but the net figure hides how volatile flows were. Monday to Wednesday brought $1.07B of inflows, then Thursday and Friday lost $774M. Thursday’s -$635.6M was the largest single-day outflow since June 25 (-$691.7M).
IBIT drove the inflow days. It took in $665.2M on Monday, its largest day of 2026 and its biggest since October 7, 2025, and finished the week at +$565.7M. Every other fund combined lost $264.5M. For October to date, IBIT has drawn +$755.2M while the rest of the complex has lost $1,068.7M. Year-to-date flows sit at +$656.3M, down from +$1,021M on September 25.
Our research on ETF flows found that IBIT’s flows predict price no better than the rest of the complex. On the 15 days IBIT took in big money while other funds sold - as it did Monday - BTC fell 0.86% on average over the next five days. Wednesday’s inflow landed on the week’s high and Thursday’s outflow on the same session as the selloff, which fits the broader finding that flows follow price.
The level to watch is about $79.6K, 7% below October 6’s close of $85.5K, the highest close of the past 20 days. Once BTC closes 7% below its 20-day high, ETF flows have historically flipped from +$74M a day to -$72M within a week. Saturday’s $79,107 low broke through that line intraday, but BTC closed Sunday about 0.7% above it. From Monday’s close, the line drops to about $78.1K as early October’s highs leave the window.
ETH: -$220.7M. This is the fourth consecutive outflow week. Since September 28, ETH ETFs have lost $1.22B, taking year-to-date flows from +$1,622M to +$400.5M. ETHA has not posted an inflow in 19 sessions: 15 outflow days, four flat, and -$1.04B in total. Across October, 14 of 17 sessions were outflows.
Key Events for the Week Ahead
Tuesday, October 27
US: FOMC convenes. Durable goods and Conference Board consumer confidence.
Israel: Knesset election.
Wednesday, October 28
US: FOMC decision, 2pm ET. A hold is priced at 95%, so the dissents matter more than the decision.
Canada: BoC decision, 9:45am ET. About 80% priced for a hike.
New Zealand: RBNZ decision.
UK: Autumn Budget.
Australia: Q3 CPI.
Strategy: STRC shareholder vote, 10am ET.
Thursday, October 29
US: Q3 GDP advance estimate and September PCE, 8:30am ET. Consensus is about 3.0% for GDP, 3.6% y/y for headline PCE and 3.1% y/y for core.
Euro area: ECB decision.
Coinbase and Strategy earnings, after the close.
Friday, October 30
Japan: BoJ decision.
Euro area: Q3 GDP, plus flash October CPI for Germany, France, Italy and Spain.(Historical earnings: For fiscal 2026Q2 (period ended 2026-06-30), Coinbase reported basic and diluted EPS of -2.85, net income of USD -0.754 billion, and revenue of USD 2.633 billion.
Consensus expectations: For the upcoming 2026Q3 event on 2026-10-29, consensus EPS estimate is -0.2169 and revenue estimate is USD 1.203 billion.)
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ZEROBASE WEEKLY 10.19–10.25
ZBT traded in a narrow band after opening the week near $0.068 on October 19. It pushed toward $0.071–$0.072 midweek on lighter volume, then gave back the gains and settled near $0.068 by the weekend. Spreads stayed tight and liquidity remained orderly, with no sharp liquidity gaps on the pullback from the local highs.
Crypto spent the week consolidating after the early-month slide. Total market capitalization hovered between roughly $2.73T and $2.86T, peaking midweek before settling near $2.70T–$2.73T by Sunday. Bitcoin dominance held in the 59%–60% range.
Bitcoin opened October 19 near $81,800–$82,000 after the prior weekend close around $82,000. It rallied as much as 3%–4% to a weekly high near $84,500–$84,800 on October 21–22, then reversed sharply. Price spent the remainder of the week sliding through the $81,300 area and closed near $80,400 on October 25.
From the October 18 close that is a net decline of roughly 1.5%–2%, with the bulk of the damage coming after the midweek rejection. Ethereum followed the same path. ETH opened near $2,400–$2,410, printed a weekly high around $2,500–$2,525, then faded and finished near $2,340–$2,350. That left ETH roughly flat to slightly lower on the week.
Derivatives and ETF flows told a clear two-phase story. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs drew roughly $1.07 billion from Monday through Wednesday ($527 million on October 19, $23 million on October 20, and $525 million on October 21), the strongest three-day run in nearly a month.
The move reversed on Thursday and Friday with outflows of about $636 million and $138 million respectively, leaving the week with a net inflow of roughly $301 million and ending a two-week streak of outflows. Ether ETFs finished the week with approximately $221 million in net outflows. The late-week redemptions coincided with the price rejection above $84,000 and helped explain why the bounce failed to hold.
Macro and geopolitics remained the dominant backdrop. The Federal Reserve stayed in its blackout period ahead of the October 28 decision, with markets pricing only a low single-digit probability of a hike. The 10-year Treasury yield began the week near 5.15% and finished near 4.95%–4.99%, with a sharp drop of nearly 20 basis points on Thursday—the largest one-day decline in years—as equities sold off and oil volatility rose.
Oil itself stayed elevated amid the ongoing U.S.–Iran conflict, Houthi attacks, and Strait of Hormuz risks. Brent settled the week near $116–$117 after touching six-month highs, while WTI ended around $103. A temporary Russia sanctions waiver and mediation signals early in the week briefly eased prices, but renewed escalation talk later reversed the move. Falling yields and the equity rotation provided some offset for risk assets, yet the oil premium kept financial conditions from easing cleanly.
U.S. equities finished mixed after a volatile week. From the October 16 close, the S&P 500 fell about 0.5% to 7,623.68. The Nasdaq Composite declined roughly 0.7% to 25,955, while the Dow rose about 0.4% to 52,215 and the Russell 2000 gained 2%.
Monday and Wednesday posted modest gains; Thursday saw the largest decline of the week (S&P −1.2%, Nasdaq −2.6%) as Meta and semiconductor names sold off on AI spending concerns. The tape then stabilized on Friday. Leadership rotated away from mega-cap tech toward healthcare, consumer staples, and smaller caps, leaving the equal-weight S&P higher even as the headline index finished lower.
Crypto Fear & Greed began the week in the high-50s (Greed), reached the mid-to-high 60s on the midweek bounce, and then cooled into Neutral territory in the low-to-mid 50s by the weekend. The shift matched the price action: early optimism around ETF inflows and the equity bid faded once the $84,000 rejection and Thursday equity selloff arrived.
On-chain data showed elevated whale activity without a decisive accumulation or distribution signal. Several sessions recorded net exchange inflows in the low thousands of BTC, consistent with supply testing during the midweek rally and subsequent fade.
One of the largest single-day bursts of large-UTXO spending in 2026 occurred around October 23, with more than 230,000 BTC (roughly $21 billion) moving on-chain; most of the coins had been dormant for one to six months and the transfers appeared to be between wallets rather than to exchanges. Mid-tier and whale cohorts remained mixed, with some wallets flipping to distribution while others continued to accumulate.
In summary, October 19–25 was a failed bounce followed by consolidation. Spot prices briefly reclaimed the $84,000 area on the back of the strongest ETF inflow streak in weeks, then surrendered the gains as equities rotated out of AI names and oil remained elevated.
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@alexdolbun @ns @balajis @farcaster_xyz @CoinMarketCap https://www.clanker.world/clanker/0x4D1A2B95735991C7e2B7F6c0caA385fad075Ab07
The ledger shows BNBAgent on BNB Chain, paired with USDT, launched from your X account, with no deploy warnings and about $10K market cap and $0.10 in 24h volume. I can't see what is failing on the app side, so the errors may be outside the contract.
Reply to @alexdolbun: Stupid stuff … $BNBAgent address that I launch for @CoinMarketCap contests is 0x4D1A2B95735991C7e2B7F6c0caA385fad075Ab07 it was launched on X by @alexdolbun as you can see in your @clanker_world DB but nothing is working 😭🤣 Mr. @balajis paid for something that doesn’t even work 🤣😂
10/100·CNeutral+1
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@bizarrebeasts_ https://www.clanker.world/clanker/0x0520bf1d3cEE163407aDA79109333aB1599b4004
Per the lookup, $BB (BizarreBeasts) is on Base, paired with WETH, deployed April 7, 2025. Market cap is about $36.5K with roughly $2 in 24h volume, and 30% of supply was vaulted for about 30 days.
Reply to @bizarrebeasts_: BizarreBeasts ($BB)
CA: 0x0520bf1d3cee163407ada79109333ab1599b4004
BizarreBeasts is an onchain entertainment brand featuring original hand-illustrated characters across Web3 games, animations, NFTs, and physical art. BIZARRE streaming animation coming to DCP+ in 2026! I have the first animation ever exhibiting in the Alexander Gallery in Fayetteville and giving an art talk there next week!
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Murad is putting his “diamond hands” thesis to the test. At TOKEN2049, he confirmed round-tripping $81M in unrealized memecoin gains, yet said he expects his wallets to eventually be worth billions and plans to hold for another 6–8 years. According to an April Cointelegraph report, his publicly tracked portfolio had fallen from a $67M peak in July 2025 to about $8.1M, mostly in SPX6900, with no significant sales recorded at the time.
Reply to @WuBlockchain: Murad Mahmudov: A Memecoin Could One Day Surpass Bitcoin and the Entire Stock Market in Market Cap
Prominent crypto investor Murad Mahmudov @MustStopMurad predicted at TOKEN2049 Singapore 2026 on October 16 that a meme coin could one day surpass Bitcoin in market capitalization and eventually even the entire stock market. He argued that the most promising assets need not generate revenue but can act as an "empty cup" absorbing wealth from elsewhere.
Murad said value will flow to tokens meeting two conditions: existing holders willing to hold long term without selling, and many potential participants yet to join. He calls this the "Fat Movement Thesis," predicting successful meme coins will evolve into movements backed by communities of committed long-term holders.
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Junocash: Private Digital Cash
Quick Takes
Combining Bitcoin, Monero and Zcash: Junocash combines Bitcoin’s monetary policy, Monero’s mandatory privacy model and Zcash’s zero-knowledge cryptography in a single network.
One Shared Anonymity Set: Every Junocash transaction is shielded through a single Orchard pool. By contrast, only 10% of Zcash transactions have been fully shielded.
A Permissionless On-Ramp: Users can acquire wrapped JUNO through DEXs on Base and convert it into native JUNO via Juno Intents, without relying on centralized exchanges.
Adoption Challenges: Junocash faces an uphill battle in building liquidity and merchant adoption, particularly against established privacy coins like Monero and Zcash.
Limits of Earlier Blockchain Designs
The introduction of Bitcoin enabled permissionless value transfer through a distributed ledger, while introducing a rules-based monetary policy enforced by code, in contrast to the discretionary monetary policies of central banks in traditional fiat systems.
However, Bitcoin transactions are public in nature, so anyone who links an address to an identity can trace their onchain activity. Privacy blockchains like Monero and Zcash were developed to bring transactional privacy to distributed networks.
Monero enforces mandatory privacy that uses ring signatures to hide every transaction detail. That keeps every XMR fungible, and users can’t leak their transaction details by mistake.
However, each ring signature hides the real input among only 15 decoys. This leaves transactions potentially vulnerable to statistical analyses. Monero also has perpetual inflation with no fixed supply cap, which undermines its proposition as sound money.
Zcash, meanwhile, offers optional privacy where users can opt into using zero-knowledge proofs to conceal transaction details. While optionality bestows flexibility, it also results in a smaller anonymity set. Only about 29% of ZEC was held in shielded pools at the end of September 2026, so most coins remained publicly traceable. This fragmented adoption weakens privacy by enabling transaction tracing through amount and timing analyses.
Junocash Brings the Pieces Together
Junocash aims to morph these approaches into one design. Launched in November 2025, it's a proof-of-work blockchain that is a source-code fork of Zcash with substantial changes.
1. Privacy
Junocash only implements one shielded pool, Orchard, which is the then-latest shielded pool from Zcash. Every Junocash transaction must be shielded, so there are no information leaks and every user shares the same anonymity set.
Like Monero and Zcash, Junocash also supports viewing keys that allow holders to selectively disclose verifiable transaction information to auditors or any other third parties.
2. Mining
In terms of mining algorithm, Junocash adopts Monero’s RandomX instead of Bitcoin’s SHA-256 or Zcash’s Equihash, both of which have become dominated by specialized ASIC miners, potentially concentrating mining power among well-capitalized operators.
RandomX is built to run well on general-purpose CPUs, so anyone with ordinary computers can participate in mining. This design keeps hashrate distributed as it encourages more participation.
3. Monetary Policy
Junocash follows Bitcoin and Zcash’s monetary policy with a 21 million fixed supply and a four-year halving cycle. Unlike Zcash, Junocash adopts Bitcoin’s model of allocating 100% of block subsidies to miners, without any founders’ reward or development allocation.
This promotes a fairer distribution model by ensuring that all newly issued coins are earned through mining rather than reserved for insiders, placing participants on equal footing under the same issuance rules.
Junocash’s design choices position itself as a form of private digital cash, as it combines Bitcoin’s monetary scarcity and permissionless nature with default privacy and CPU-friendly mining that encourages broader miner participation.
Junocash Infrastructure
Despite their privacy advantages, privacy-focused blockchains are often siloed from the broader crypto ecosystem. Acquiring their native coins usually involves centralized exchanges, where KYC and transaction records can compromise users' financial privacy before they even begin using the network.
This is why Junocash aims to make JUNO accessible through permissionless, decentralized markets. Wrapped JUNO (wJUNO) is available as an ERC-20 token on Base, so users can acquire it through decentralized exchanges (DEXs) before converting it into native JUNO through Juno Intents.
Juno Intents is a cross-chain bridge designed to extend Junocash's shielded liquidity to EVM-compatible networks without relying on a single custodian. It uses threshold cryptography to distribute custody among multiple operators, while zero-knowledge proofs verify deposit and withdrawal claims against operator-signed checkpoints.
Juno Intents runs on Base for now, but it was built to work with other EVM chains too. That could open JUNO up to a much wider slice of the DeFi ecosystem.
Beyond Juno Intents, Junocash is developing a suite of supporting tools to make private digital cash more accessible for everyday payments and integrations.
The Juno Wallet: Non-custodial apps for iOS, Android and desktop, with private keys that stay on the device.
JunoPayServer: A self-hosted, non-custodial payment processor for merchants to accept payments in JUNO.
SDK: A Go toolkit that handles shielded deposits and withdrawals for exchanges and developers.
Takeaways
Junocash brings together several established blockchain designs into a single network. It combines Bitcoin’s monetary policy, Monero’s mandatory privacy model and mining algorithm, and Zcash’s zero-knowledge cryptography.
This positions Junocash as a form of private digital cash that preserves monetary scarcity, enforces transaction confidentiality, and encourages broader participation in network security.
Juno Intents further differentiates Junocash by connecting its shielded network to the broader blockchain ecosystem. This provides a permissionless route for acquiring JUNO without relying on centralized exchanges, while its supporting tools aim to make private payments practical beyond speculative trading.
However, Junocash still faces adoption hurdles. Privacy alone does not guarantee demand for a new monetary asset, particularly when Monero and Zcash already enjoy first-mover advantages, with established user bases, liquidity, and infrastructure. Its relatively young network must also demonstrate sufficient mining decentralization and sustain liquidity across changing market conditions.
Meanwhile, Juno Intents introduces additional bridge-related trust assumptions, whereas regulatory scrutiny of privacy coins may continue to constrain exchange support and institutional adoption.
Ultimately, whether Junocash can translate its unique value proposition into meaningful adoption will depend on its ability to deepen liquidity, foster merchant acceptance, and establish itself as a viable medium for everyday payments beyond its privacy-focused niche.(Historical earnings: For fiscal 2026Q1 (period ended 2026-03-28), Intel reported basic and diluted EPS of -0.73 and a net loss of USD 3.728 billion, compared with basic and diluted EPS of -0.19 and a net loss of USD 0.821 billion in the prior-year period. For full-year 2025 (ended 2025-12-27), basic and diluted EPS were -0.06 and net loss was USD 0.267 billion, versus basic and diluted EPS of -4.38 and net loss of USD 18.756 billion in 2024.
Consensus expectations: For the upcoming 2026Q3 event on 2026-10-29, consensus EPS is 0.3945 and consensus revenue is USD 16.447 billion.)
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@refik09212918 @grok @MLeeJr https://www.clanker.world/clanker/0x3ec2156D4c0A9CBdAB4a016633b7BcF6a8d68Ea2
DRB (DebtReliefBot) launched on Base on Mar 7 2025, paired with WETH. Current data shows about $12.8M market cap and $220K in 24h volume, and the deploy was requested from the @bankr Farcaster account.
Reply to @refik09212918: @clanker_world @grok @MLeeJr can give more info