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$SOMNIA Catalyst Posts

September 26, 2026

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dreamDEX @dreamDEXSomnia · 2026-09-26T14:00:23+00:00

You already have an opinion on the next move. Might as well trade it. Event Contracts let you pick Up or Down. Call it right and you get paid in USDso.

thomasthom @thomasthomnb · 2026-09-26T15:14:32+00:00

Fear & Greed Index flips to Greed and suddenly CT starts smiling like the Grinch That Somnia meme is way too accurate. When fear dominates, everyone says they’re waiting for confirmation. When greed arrives, the same timeline starts hunting breakouts, rotating into alts and

L RMN @eleremen7 · 2026-09-26T09:24:13+00:00

i just stumbled back on a small faucet i built for early @Somnia_Network testnet users in indonesia i made it back when somnia was still in its early testnet days, mainly to help people around my region get some STT and start experimenting and somehow… there’s still a lot of

thomasthom @thomasthomnb · 2026-09-26T01:07:36+00:00

A small detail on @dreamDEXSomnia but quite important if you often look at the **Return** section. dreamDEX is using **money-weighted return** — meaning profits are measured based on the amount of capital actually put into Spot transactions and Event Contracts, not simply

An infographic for "dreamDEX Return Metrics" explaining Money-Weighted Return, showing a portfolio of $1,284.32, deposited $860.00, and unrealized gain +$424.32.

AI visual analysis: An infographic for "dreamDEX Return Metrics" explaining Money-Weighted Return, showing a portfolio of $1,284.32, deposited $860.00, and unrealized gain +$424.32.

Ếch Ộp @Plzgivemehopium · 2026-09-26T01:55:00+00:00

IceDB is the least talked-about but very important part @Somnia_Network 1M TPS sounds impressive, but with an onchain CLOB, CPU isn't always the bottleneck. State access might be the real issue. A continuous order book has to read, modify, and write state. When workload