$RAM 6.85m dyor 0x5173d45a1191ee33cbb7d8c7e65f21b04ed54802 okx wallet: A multi-chain DEX — essentially an on-chain automated market maker (AMM). It first launched on Arbitrum in March 2023 as an improved version of the Solidly / ve(3,3) model. In July 2025, it expanded to HyperEVM and now also supports Polygon and Robinhood Chain, positioning itself as a multi-chain liquidity layer. The core design combines Uniswap v3-style concentrated liquidity with an incentive and governance model called x(3,3). It aims to solve several common DEX problems: Fragmented liquidity and high slippage for large trades Unsustainable incentives, where users farm high APR and dump once rewards end Governance and fee sharing often requiring years-long token locks MEV being captured by external bots instead of users and the protocol Ramses uses x(3,3) to address these issues: users can participate in governance and fee sharing without long-term lockups; converting RAM burns part of the supply; most fees are distributed directly to liquidity providers and voters; emissions adjust dynamically based on actual protocol revenue to avoid excessive inflation. It also has mechanisms designed to internalize part of the MEV value within the protocol. RAM is the native token. Its main purpose is to convert into xRAM for governance and fee sharing. RAM → xRAM is minted at a 1:1 ratio, but 50% of the RAM is permanently burned, while the remaining 50% acts as the redemption reserve. xRAM itself is non-transferable and is what gives users voting power. xRAM holders vote weekly on which liquidity pools receive newly emitted RAM rewards. For voted pools, 100% of trading fees go to voters, along with additional incentives from other projects. xRAM can also be staked to earn HYPE bought back with protocol revenue, or converted into hyperRAM. Users who don't want to vote manually every week can deposit into AutoVaults, which automatically vote and compound rewards. There are also additional deflationary mechanisms, including conversion burns and Sarcophagus, with the broader goal of tying token supply to actual protocol activity rather than pure inflation. My view is that while Robinhood Chain is positioned around RWA and tokenized stocks, its actual trading volume is still largely driven by Memecoins. As a DEX and liquidity layer, Ramses can potentially capture that activity r…
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$RAM (CA 3JaBGAQ9hndQwdUyGkD1i1DCtiCTEBoPVY7tuWdMariK) doesn't have snipers and insiders per devsnightmare. tobx, maku, jidn, Trenchman, Charte, 0xC4ss, irapedchart.sol, Sebastian, danny, Walta, cap are top holders. Cluster linked to irapedchart.sol has 4.7% on Bubblemaps, another cluster has 3.75%. CEX cluster has 34.3%. Binance funded wallets have 16.6%, Coinbase 6.6% (low), Kraken 6.1%, Kucoin 4.6%, Bybit 4.3%, Mexc 3.3%, Gate 2.1%. Top 10 holders have 13.9%, 3.25k holders with an average bag at $740. Nfa
Zcash Owner just followed $RAM 3JaBGAQ9hndQwdUyGkD1i1DCtiCTEBoPVY7tuWdMariK
Discovered a wallet address that bought $73.8K worth of $RAM at an average market cap of $5.25M, acquiring a total of 568.1K tokens. The current position is worth $103.1K, showing an unrealized profit of +$24.95K. More info: Win Rate: 100% Total PnL: +$47.7K (+28.56%) Bal: 0.005 ETH ($12.66) Wallet address:
$RAM 6.85m dyor 0x5173d45a1191ee33cbb7d8c7e65f21b04ed54802 okx wallet: A multi-chain DEX — essentially an on-chain automated market maker (AMM). It first launched on Arbitrum in March 2023 as an improved version of the Solidly / ve(3,3) model. In July 2025, it expanded to HyperEVM and now also supports Polygon and Robinhood Chain, positioning itself as a multi-chain liquidity layer. The core design combines Uniswap v3-style concentrated liquidity with an incentive and governance model called x(3,3). It aims to solve several common DEX problems: Fragmented liquidity and high slippage for large trades Unsustainable incentives, where users farm high APR and dump once rewards end Governance and fee sharing often requiring years-long token locks MEV being captured by external bots instead of users and the protocol Ramses uses x(3,3) to address these issues: users can participate in governance and fee sharing without long-term lockups; converting RAM burns part of the supply; most fees are distributed directly to liquidity providers and voters; emissions adjust dynamically based on actual protocol revenue to avoid excessive inflation. It also has mechanisms designed to internalize part of the MEV value within the protocol. RAM is the native token. Its main purpose is to convert into xRAM for governance and fee sharing. RAM → xRAM is minted at a 1:1 ratio, but 50% of the RAM is permanently burned, while the remaining 50% acts as the redemption reserve. xRAM itself is non-transferable and is what gives users voting power. xRAM holders vote weekly on which liquidity pools receive newly emitted RAM rewards. For voted pools, 100% of trading fees go to voters, along with additional incentives from other projects. xRAM can also be staked to earn HYPE bought back with protocol revenue, or converted into hyperRAM. Users who don't want to vote manually every week can deposit into AutoVaults, which automatically vote and compound rewards. There are also additional deflationary mechanisms, including conversion burns and Sarcophagus, with the broader goal of tying token supply to actual protocol activity rather than pure inflation. My view is that while Robinhood Chain is positioned around RWA and tokenized stocks, its actual trading volume is still largely driven by Memecoins. As a DEX and liquidity layer, Ramses can potentially capture that activity r…
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Tendies? Hold $RAM - Earn $MU
Its national Ai day but this runs far past that this is actually genny narrative i was doing some digging and found out that.. AI data centers and processors use a type of memory called High Bandwidth Memory (HBM). Unlike standard RAM, $HBM stacks multiple memory chips vertically to create microscopic "skyscrapers". This setup allows AI systems to transfer massive amounts of data instantly. High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) is better than traditional RAM because it stacks memory dies vertically, which delivers up to 30 times more bandwidth, uses less power, and requires less physical space. $HBM is better than $RAM what is $HBM? - comm: