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@AdamHODL: Over the past week been building a position in what I believe will be one of the easiest liquid gainers on Robinhood.
robinhood:0x440e339a46eaa3be8d723c2cbed2a30af74536d5
DeFi is practically non existent on RH, these guys will be one of the first movers on it. Every trade on a DEX needs money on the other side. Whoever supplies it earns a fee, which is why MM's are so profitable. TickerSpring turns that job into something you just deposit into and they ship you the rewards.
With 57% already burned, 10% vested, the real circulating supply is 327M tokens (32.7%) given it an accurate market cap of around 600K.
They've got three live products:
Vaults: Earn yield on your stablecoin. You keep 70% of every trading fee.
Baskets: Onchain ETF's that rebalance and pays its holders.
Trade: limit orders and ladders that sit inside the pool and fill the moment a trade crosses your price.
Plus you can plug in Claude or ChatGPT. “Put 1,000 in the best vault.” It preps, you sign and you never share your keys.
Vaults are probably the most confusing bit if you've never fucked with liquidity before, so will try dumb it down. Your dollars get split half and half with the stock and placed in a tight band around the current price, where all the trades happen. That’s concentrated liquidity, 10–20x the fees of spreading it thin. If the price drifts out of your concentrated liquidity band, tickerspring automatically recentres the band, and you keep earning. Automatically, you never touch it.
I was waiting for the audits to come back green before sharing, but think this can go on an AAVE like run, especially with 100% of protocol revenue buys and burns SPRING. 57% of supply is already gone.
What it looks like as money arrives:
$300K TVL → ~$18K/yr.
$3M → ~$108K/yr. A real tiny cap DeFi protocol.
$30M → ~$720K/yr. Still, very small for a DeFi protocol.
Around 50M TVL is where it gets existing, with over $100,000 being bought back and burned monthly. DeFi protocols where people park cash isn't a large protocol, but with their AI and automated rebalancing it will do nuts for the chart.
Every chain that worked had one native protocol that was there first and became the default when the money came. Aerodrome on Base. GMX on Arbitrum. None were big at launch. All were small, working and first. That’s this, at $40K TVL on a chain that held $700M+ in September.
The dev,
@PolyPup, is one of the best shippers I’ve seen and known for a while. Has been focusing on getting the product working, and fully audited before taking it to market. Sitting sub 2M FDV, I think this is going to do EXTREMELY well this cycle. Going to be helping behind the scenes where I can line him up with the right people and help grow TVL.
Once the vaults go public, plan on sticking in sidelined $USDG and see how it compounds week on week, month on month, and how long it takes to recoup initials. One of the better, more thought out plays on the chain, with a dev that is proven and goated within the DeFi space.
Don't really see a world TVL don't start to sky rocket through their concentrated liquidity pools which are made 1 click for the end user, with profits from it recycling back into buying back and burning SPRING.