$CETS
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Social Momentum Summary
Total Engagement - Comments: 70, Retweets: 74, Likes: 426, Impressions: 11470
Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 6 source posts analyzed
What? You can directly use Backpack stock as collateral for loans without selling it, and trading can even win real stock? That's right! - Hold onto your real stock without sellingβuse it directly as collateral, for loans, or as margin - While trading stock contracts,
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AI visual note: A promotional graphic in Chinese with red and green coins labeled 'HOOD' and 'AMC,' advertising a task to unlock up to $500 in AMC or Robinhood stock, branded with 'Backpack' at the bottom.
The SOL side is having a wave, bros, money's flipping back and forth between chains nonstop $STONK and $ZCAT are about to smash their ATHs already. Any bros here who caught these two babes? NFA, always DYOR
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AI visual note: A TradingView chart of STONK/SOL shows a dramatic price spike reaching 183.67M, up 33.28%, with volume reaching 180.00M.
There is no laptop only $CACHE
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Old US Open NFTs still have a certain charm
PSA: You can make gasless swaps with Limit Order on KyberSwap. That means zero gas on Robinhood Chain.
$DELTA 7.5% on fees you claim is not extractive, very competitive, and highly sustainable. Just do the research.
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AI visual note: The image displays a comparison table titled "Is 7.5% of profits a lot?" with a subtitle clarifying that 7.5% is "mid-to-low for automated LP products." The table compares six DeFi yield/liquidity management styles by their typical fee takes: Self-managed Uniswap (0%), cheap automation like Revert compounder (~2% of compounded fees), "Pay only if you earn" agents (~8-10% of LP fees), retail CLM vaults like Gamma-style (~10-20% of earned fees), institutional/POL managers like Arrakis-style deals (often 50% of trading fees + AUM), and generic DeFi vaults (10-20% performance, some capped at 50%). The image directly supports the accompanying post's argument that Delta's 7.5% fee on claimed fees is competitive and sustainable, fitting within the middle range compared to industry alternatives, especially when contrasted with the much higher institutional takes of 50% or