FOLKS (FOLKS)

late-night dev note: i built a tiny auto-compounder that listens to @FolksFinance webhooks and I'm actually impressed by how reliable the event stream is. setup: webhook → backend validates idempotent event id → builds batched relayer tx → submits cross-chain compound on target chain what surprised me: typical event arrival 8-12s, relayer batching cut gas per compound ~28%, and automatic retries handled transient RPC hiccups without double-execution thanks to Folks event hashes being stable. result: one job now compounds positions across Base and Avalanche without manual bridging, keeps health factor sane, and saves a ton of micro-ops. if you’re a builder, what experiment would you wire into Folks event feeds next using $FOLKS incentives and onchain points?

Gm builders ran a real test this week: moved our small community treasury into a unified xPool and used @FolksFinance webhooks + event feeds to automate cross‑chain payroll without manual bridging > setup: each contributor deposits on their home chain, treasury shows one global balance and single health factor > ops: scheduled payouts trigger via Folks webhooks, relayer routes native assets to recipients chain‑native, no wrapped tokens, fewer reconciliation headaches > outcome: payroll now settles faster, gas spend down, accounting is one ledger instead of nine, and we pay bounties in $FOLKS + native tokens for alignment If you run a DAO or guild, this feels like a practical step from fragmentation to one operational treasury who else turned Folks into a payroll tool?

Tried building a tiny arbitrage bot today using Folks' on‑chain primitives: flash loan -> aggregated swap -> repay, all orchestrated in one SDK call, and the whole flow simulated before signing so I didn't waste gas on a revert What stood out: Folks Router picked the routes and fee split for me, the SDK dry‑run showed exact gas + slippage, and the repay step was atomic so collateral bookkeeping stayed clean. Triggered a few onchain actions and watched AiraaAgent score them as meaningful engagement, which quietly nudged my Aura points while the bot ran If you’re a builder, the low friction between simulation, execution, and reward accounting makes prototyping strategies way faster who else is wiring bots into Folks for live ops and reward stacking with $FOLKS and AiraaAgent incentives?

Afternoon @Michigan409 , I like the way you're thinking about utility. I've seen tokens struggle when they're only traded. How do you see this impacting longer-term adoption? building my farm plan for @FolksFinance’s new incentives. It’s a $15M program with 1M $FOLKS routed to people who actually use the protocol: LPs, borrowers, cross-chain movers. Emissions are tiered, so sustained TVL keeps rewards flowing, quick spikes don’t The playbook for me: make $FOLKS an active asset. Lend it, borrow against it, use it as collateral, stack yield + points while xChain lets me supply on one network and tap demand from another without touching bridges. One dashboard, fewer steps, less risk Strategy questions: do you loop or stay conservative? concentrate on one chain or spread to hit cross-chain buckets? take only initial + yield or ride until the next tier unlock? TVL target is $1B across chains by year end, so alignment seems long term here I’ll keep health factor safe, avoid mercenary rotations, and let incentiv

You will love this! $FOLKS just got a new level of utility on Algorand. Now the @FolksFinance native token can be lent, borrowed, or used as collateral directly within the Folks Finance ecosystem. This opens a whole new way to deploy $FOLKS across strategies while earning yield and loyalty points simultaneously. By allowing borrowing against the token, users can leverage their positions without leaving the platform or sacrificing liquidity. This tight integration reflects how @FolksFinance is turning $FOLKS into an active instrument for crosschain capital efficiency, not just a static asset. For anyone building or optimizing positions on Algorand, this creates a seamless feedback loop for you: deposit, earn, borrow, and compound within one unified system. The focus here is clear, make every token interaction productive, composable, and strategically meaningful. You can explore how $FOLKS can now power more than staking via: https://t.co/wvKdLly44J

Ever had crosschain finally stop feeling like babysitting? 👀 ➠ One pool, many chains ➠ Same rates everywhere ➠ Fewer clicks, fewer mistakes I tried xPools on @FolksFinance today and it finally clicked. One shared pool per asset across chains. Standardized interest. I deposit where I am and borrow where I need to go. Crosschain went from something I micromanage to something I just use. How does it work? Deposit on your chain → asset joins shared pool Shared pool → standardized rates Borrow on target chain → same account health Repay from anywhere → position stays coherent Less thinking. More doing. Why the bigger picture makes sense ➠ Mobile first mindset ➠ Unified capital across chains ➠ LSTs that dont feel like a puzzle ➠ Four years live with zero hacks ➠ Insurance lined up, not an afterthought And the numbers back it up. $FOLKS just crossed 2,000,000 native crosschain transfer txs on EVM, powered by Wormhole NTT. Fiat in and out works without a scavenger hunt. This is infra you keep open all day. What I’m watching next ➤ xChain V2 rollout ➤ SDK for builders ➤ Super User system maturing ➤ Mobile app polish ➤ Insurance going live If they nail mobile and insurance, this starts to look like the accessible DeFi hub ppl actually use across chains. Personal take 😄 When crosschain stops asking for my attention and just does its job, I know the design is right. Did I miss anything worth testing next? #crosschain #DeFi #LST #easydotfunX @AiraaAgent

Good morning Small experiment: I integrated Folks's SDK into a checkout widget I wrote, to see if xPools can be used as a “backend instant loan‑pay” liquidity layer. The integration was smoother than expected: a single SDK call can perform four tasks—estimate the borrowable amount, simulate slippage, select the cheapest messenger, and initiate a one‑time approval. The frontend can display the full “deposit → collateral → checkout borrowing” flow on a single page, and users don’t even notice any cross‑chain activity. The most interesting part is that this approach lets small merchants use on‑chain liquidity for short‑term credit: when a user pays, the backend instantly borrows to settle, keeping the money and collateral on their original chain. Settlement latency and fees are driven down by the SDK’s routing optimizations. In the test environment iteration is fast: we have sandbox keys and dry‑run responses, and the frontend can see realistic simulation results after a few minutes of debugging. If you are a developer or a wallet team, think of @FolksFinance not as a single lending interface but treat xPools as a multi‑chain liquidity primitive—you’ll unlock many new product pathways. Has anyone tried wiring it into payment or BNPL scenarios? #DeFi #DevEx $FOLKS

this is the vibe ive wanted for cross chain set floor buffer daily cap agent routes cheapest path one approval self custody intact less clicks lower liquidation risk more quiet compounding with $FOLKS and $USDC ship alerts and auto topups next plz xD