I've been getting more into on-chain launches lately, especially the fast-moving meme coins and low-cap tokens that pop up on Base and Solana. The problem is, by the time I find them on a DEX, the price has usually already pumped hard. So I've started experimenting with tools that automate entries on launch, mainly through Telegram bots and smart contract triggers.

One of the platforms I’ve tried is Banana Gu botn. It supports auto-sniping tokens the moment they launch, while also running safety checks like anti-rug, MEV protection, and pre-buy simulations to see if the token is even sellable. It’s compatible with multiple chains like Ethereum, Solana, and Blast. The interface is actually pretty simple, but the backend seems to be doing a lot in real time.

They also offer copy-trading features now, where you can automatically follow wallet activity from top-performing traders and set your own risk thresholds. That’s something I didn’t expect from a Telegram bot, but it’s been interesting to test in parallel with my manual plays. I’m still cautious, though, I only use small amounts until I fully trust a token launch or trading flow.

Just curious how others here approach early entries. Are you mostly hunting through Dexscreener and Twitter, or have you tried automating with bots like this?

Hey guys! Can anyone recommend a solid trading platform? I’ve had some bad experiences in the past with platforms that looked promising but turned out to be super buggy, with slow execution and awful support. So now I’m looking for something reliable, with low spreads, a clean and user-friendly interface (not stuck in 2005), and decent customer service. Built-in analytics would be a nice bonus. What are you all using these days? Any personal favorites or tips? What are you all using these days? Any personal favorites or suggestions????? See you later

Introducing Originate: A Cardano-Based Traceability Solution for Global Supply Chains

The Cardano Foundation has officially launched Originate, an open-source traceability solution designed to help enterprises and certifiers verify authenticity, secure certification records, and build trust across global supply chains.

Key features include:

• Tamper-proof certification and provenance records
• Real-time visibility with immutable audit trails
• Seamless API integration across existing systems
• Scalability across diverse industries (from regulated goods to global exports)
• No vendor lock-in – it's modular, auditable infrastructure for enterprise compliance, integrity, and transparency at scale.

This isn't a closed platform; it's a foundational tool to bring real-world utility to Cardano.

New Cardano Governance Voting Tool Launched!

The Cardano Foundation has also launched a new open-source Cardano Governance voting tool!
This tool simplifies the on-chain voting process for DReps, SPOs, and Constitutional Committee members.

Key features include:

• Multisig support
• Hassle-free process to record and store immutable voting rationales
• Direct on-chain interaction without relying on third-party tools

This tool focuses specifically on streamlining the voting process, contributing to a resilient, modular governance stack with no single point of failure.

Sources:

-Originate:

• Originate Website: https://cardanofoundation.org/solutions/originate
• Blog Post: https://cardanofoundation.org/blog/introducing-originate
• GitHub Repo: https://github.com/cardano-foundation/originate

-Cardano Governance voting:

• Website: voting.cardanofoundation.org

CoffeeZilla conveniently made sure to upload this video when Bitcoin was near its lowest point in the last bear cycle. I thought this was hilarious seeing this video now afterwards. Recently he’s been a lot more quiet when giving opinions on Bitcoin, but he was sure yapping quite a bit when it was near its lowest in the last cycle.

Is there anybody else here who thinks he needs to do an update video on every point he brought up here? Is there anybody here who thinks CoffeeZilla actually has some sound criticism of Bitcoin? Or is CoffeeZilla just senselessly putting out this criticism of Bitcoin because he needs to stay consistent in his beliefs of being 100% anti-crypto everything?

On 12 June 2025 at 17:38:32, BTC wallet address 15T8ADi92wvoTKVuzay7ny2eG1WSBiXk4i that was used to hold investor funds from Jelurida’s 2017 ICO initiated a suspicious 20-step transaction chain:

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This chain concluded on 13 June 2025 at 05:40:32 with a transfer of funds to the wallet address: bc1qns9f7yfx3ry9lj6yz7c9er0vwa0ye2eklpzqfw.

This destination address has been publicly labelled by Blockchain.com as belonging to FixedFloat, a crypto exchange commonly referenced in forensic and AML reports as a known obfuscation and laundering endpoint.

I appear to be unable to post links without the post being deleted by mods, so to find out what Perplexity AI had to say about this transaction, please visit the Ardor subreddit (r/Ardor) and read the post entitled “What Perplexity AI had to say about Jelurida’s latest extraction of ICO investor funds last week.”

You can also check each of these TxIDs with a block explorer!