Concept preview: the next dontblink — Reddit-style theses, three-chain launch, AI workrooms that turn memes into products. Poke around, break things, tell us: Feedback button is bottom-right. Nothing is on-chain, everything is up for debate.

Introducing NoFee Funds. There are traders you would happily let manage your money if you could be sure they can’t run off with it. That is the whole product. A trader opens a fund. You put in USDC and get shares at a price that reflects exactly what the fund holds. The trader can buy and sell with the fund’s money, only in pools NoFee has checked and approved, and that is the end of their powers: no withdrawal, no address they can pay, no way to move a single dollar out to themselves. Every trade starts and ends inside the fund’s own contract. Your side stays open at all times. If the fund is sitting in dollars, you take dollars. If it is in positions, you take your share of every coin it holds, right now, without asking anyone. If the trader picks an early-exit fee, it is fixed when the fund opens and can only ever go down. The trader gets to run money without ever being trusted with it. You get to follow a trader without ever giving up your exit. No platform fee.

Whatever the outcome, I’ve never experienced a CTO like this before. Watching it made me realize how insanely hard this path is for the people running it. At my current level, I know I can’t even begin to understand what they’re dealing with. I’m watching everything with my own two eyes. And I won’t blink. Don’t blink. @imsongshu

The team that abandoned BLINK still collects 100% of the old pool's trading fees. On-chain, forever, and nobody can switch it off. So we built the exit: a fresh 0.3% pool where every fee goes to the LPs. You.