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> @trylimitless is quietly setting a strong precedent.
In under three months, the protocol completed seven buybacks, allocating approximately $350,000 back into $LMTS. These were not one-time gestures; they were fully funded by platform fees, meaning real user activity directly supports the ecosystem.
This is what sustainable alignment looks like: users trade → fees are generated → value is reinvested.
2025 marked a turning point for Limitless, with new highs in adoption and momentum. The groundwork is laid. What comes next is execution.
2026 isn't about experiments anymore; it's about scale.

𝐓𝐨𝐤𝐞𝐧𝐢𝐳𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐢𝐬 𝐪𝐮𝐢𝐞𝐭𝐥𝐲 𝐜𝐫𝐨𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐚𝐧 𝐢𝐦𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐭 𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐞.
It’s no longer something discussed mainly on panels or in whitepapers. It’s starting to behave like real infrastructure, something that compounds as more institutions actually use it.
> That shift matters.
Estimates now put tokenized real-world assets around $36B by late 2025, with forecasts climbing toward $400B in 2026.
Tokenized Treasury bills alone have moved from under $1B to $8B+ in a short time. That growth isn’t driven by narratives. It’s driven by deployment.
> And the participants tell the

One underappreciated design choice at @trylimitless is its focus on short-term markets.
Most prediction platforms cater to the patient. You commit capital, wait for hours or days, and only then see the results. This model works, but it doesn't align with how many users think or trade.
@trylimitless shortens the loop.
Markets often resolve within minutes, allowing users to react to live information rather than making distant forecasts. Capital moves faster, feedback is immediate, and engagement remains high.
This speed changes behavior. Users stay active rather than walking away. Faster resolut

Gm Chads,
Upcoming launches I'm eagerly anticipating:
• @brevis_zk - $BREV
• @openmind_agi
• @SentientAGI - $SENT
• @wardenprotocol - $WARD
Which one are you most excited about?

We don't discuss the privacy sector enough, and that's a mistake.
Everyone loves to talk about speed, scalability, modular stacks, new L1s… but privacy? It’s usually ignored or misunderstood. Yet if crypto is serious about becoming real financial infrastructure, privacy isn’t optional anymore.
Public-by-default blockchains work fine for experimentation. They don’t work when real businesses, funds, or institutions are involved.
No company wants competitors watching treasury moves. No user wants their entire financial history exposed. And no serious economy runs on full transparency.
The big mi

One of the clearest takes on real-world assets right now comes from how @KAIO_xyz frames the market.
The debate has moved on. Whether RWAs belong onchain is no longer the question; that decision has already been made.
What actually matters now is execution:
- how capital moves after tokenization
- how assets settle across venues
- how they remain compliant while staying usable
- how liquidity connects instead of fragmenting
RWAs are no longer just about yield, they’re about financial plumbing.
Issuance is not the hard part anymore. The real friction sits in:
• Disconnected liquidity pools
• Sl

Good morning, Chads,
I've noticed something interesting in the pre-market: $SENT is holding around a $1.6 FDV even before TGE. Such early pricing usually indicates genuine interest rather than just hype.
What stands out about @SentientAGI isn’t short-term momentum but the philosophy behind the product.
Most AI systems today operate as follows:
- Users provide the data
- A central company owns the model
- Value accumulates at the top
@SentientAGI is taking a different path. They’re building AI as open infrastructure, where ownership, governance, and participation are integral to the system, not

What’s intriguing about City Builder isn't the game loop itself, but what the loop is testing.
At first glance, it appears to be a lightweight progression system: participate, earn XP, expand a city, and advance in rankings. However, spending real time with it reveals a different picture.
City Builder examines how groups organize.
Cities grow not from clicks but from coordination, how leaders set directions, how contributors stay engaged, and how resources are prioritized. Some communities favor rapid expansion, while others focus on stability. Over time, these choices lead to very different o

Merry Christmas, chads! 🌲
It's a wonderful day to be with your loved ones. 😊

GM and happy Christmas week 🎄
Let’s revisit @wardenprotocol, this time from a systems perspective rather than a product update.
@wardenprotocol has now brought its first third-party Keychain into production, operated by Open Custody Protocol (OCP).
This is significant because it demonstrates how Warden’s modular L1 is designed to scale: by allowing independent operators to plug into the network without fragmenting security or standards.
》Here’s the broader context:
> From Single Custody Models to Open Infrastructure:
Traditional blockchain custody is either fully centralized or tightly couple

Secondary markets are the real bottleneck in tokenized assets.
Most discussions about Real World Assets (RWA) focus on issuance mechanics, which are largely resolved. The unsolved issue is circulation.
Assets that cannot trade efficiently do not function as capital, no matter how well they are tokenized.
The $KAIO × $Sei architecture addresses this gap at the infrastructure level.
$Sei manages execution: deterministic pricing, matching, and settlement directly on-chain. @KAIO_xyz manages constraints: automatically enforcing who can trade, under what conditions, and within which mandates.
This

Gm and happy Sunday, chads!
Just a few days until 2026. What's on your roadmap for the new year?