A bag of robinhood:0xb0788f5f65a9f4c0d8a634c45c391234f46221ab and a dream 🐉 🎀 Extremely bullish on @Moshdottrade ✅

Most privacy solutions only address part of the problem. They either hide everything or reveal everything. Neither is enough when real capital and real decisions are involved. What's missing is the ability to prove facts without exposing the underlying data, and to compute on sensitive information without decrypting it. That's the gap Primus is building to address. Not more secrecy. Not more transparency. But a way to keep sensitive data private while making it usable and verifiable. Primus is building that cure.

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I launched a @Moshdottrade bundle 👀 CA: 0xb0788f5f65a9f4c0d8a634c45c391234f46221ab I’ve put 1 ETH into a dragon to test a simple idea: What happens when all the fees that would normally be collected by the team go back to the AI agents running its trading strategy? Meet Aurum 🐉 $AUR If you’ve followed my conversations with @justinbebis about Mosh and Bundle Cat, you know what caught my attention: building bundles whose capital stays committed to a trading strategy. I wanted to put that idea into practice. So I’ve self-funded AUR’s Mosh bundle with 1 ETH. No public raise. $AUR is paired with tokenized $GLD. The total trading fee is 1.55%. After Pons and Mosh take their shares, 1% of trading volume is payable to me as the bundle’s funder. I’m committing all of that income back to the swarm. None retained by me. No separate team fee allocation. This will be available to be automated on mosh very soon. In plain English: trading generates fees in $GLD, and that entire 1% share goes back to giving the agents more capital to work with. That’s the dragon’s hoard. Gold the swarm can deploy through its strategy. The experiment is whether continually reinvesting fee income (in $GLD) gives a small bundle more staying power over time. You’ve met the cat saving the trenches. Now meet her dragon.

Voting is now live for enrolled seats, but don't rush 🪑 Here is a quick crash course on what you need to know: - Everyone with an enrolled seat has 1 full week to vote, ONCE. You cannot change your vote once submitted. - For each seat enrolled, you can adjust the WETH band of your fund to swap into 20 other preset tokens (Stocks and ERC20s). You can vote differently for each seat, or vote the same for all. - By default, the funds are set to distribute 0% profit and burn 0% of their incoming fee stream each week. You can vote to adjust these percentages on your ballot. - Other than $TMF and WETH, no asset can make up more than 25% of your fund's NAV. - If an asset has low WETH liquidity in its V3 pool, the fund will buy as much as it safely can without moving the price of that token beyond a certain safety parameter. This applies to what the fund buys AND sells. - Your fund cannot sell/buy any of its $TMF, but it will continue to accrue and contribute to your NAV, being included in any Friday profit distribution. - At the end of the week, votes are tallied and aggregated, and the funds make their buys/sells towards the intended targets. - Board members will be able to table motions for NEW tokens to be added to the registry, starting Friday the 6th of November. More info on this system soon. As always, if you have questions, just swing by The Lounge on themutual.fun site, and open a ticket or ask the community! - The Office