Alpha Roboverse | Free Mint on Robinhood @AlphaRoboverse

The Alpha Roboverse quiz is closed. Congratulations to all 120 winners from the 12 days of the quiz, 20 per day. The only way to get the free mint WL now on the website is through the raffle, and apart from that, the opportunities on Discord and through Collabs. Check all the winning wallets here: alpharoboverse.com/quiz/winners

Today will be the last round of the Alpha Roboverse Quiz to win WL spots. This is to ensure that we don't end up like other collections and overallocate the GTD phase. GTD = Guaranteed, so it should never be overallocated. The quiz spots are done tomorrow. You can participate in the last round here: alpharoboverse.com/quiz The Whitelist raffle will be open until 31st August, where you can participate to be one of the 100 wallets to win the WL, guaranteed free mint spot: alpharoboverse.com/whitelist The collabs to welcome community members from all around are going on, and we will close it all in the first week of September. Here's another sneak of a 1/1: Robocop!

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⚓ Chetan’s Toolbox #15: ChainEye Moving the same asset between two chains can produce very different results depending on the bridge you choose. ChainEye helps users explore cross-chain routes and compare details such as: • Supported networks • Supported assets • Estimated fees • Expected arrival amount • Transfer time • Available bridge routes The feature worth knowing: The bridge displaying the lowest fee may not deliver the highest final amount. Your total cost can include: • Source-chain gas • Bridge fees • Destination-chain gas • Slippage • Liquidity differences Compare what arrives, not just the fee displayed at the beginning. Best for: Comparing cross-chain transfer options before moving assets. The catch: A route comparison does not eliminate bridge risk. Smart contracts, validators, liquidity providers, and wrapped assets can introduce different trust assumptions. My verdict: A useful place to compare routes and avoid unnecessary costs, but always verify the selected bridge and destination token before confirming. - Tool: chaineye.tools - X: @Chaineye_tools Follow @AlphaRoboverse for more.

Ink Chain is bringing the new hype, though I am sure Robinhood won't lose it in the long run; for now, there are too many users moving to Ink and taking some good liquidity there. If you want to be positioned there, here's a quick guide to getting started. Ink Chain: a quick beginner’s guide 🟣 @inkonchain is an Ethereum Layer 2 launched by Kraken, built using the OP Stack and connected to the Optimism Superchain. Its main focus is DeFi, making onchain trading, lending and liquidity easier and cheaper, with one-second block times and ETH used for gas. But users always create their own vibes and culture anywhere they go, and that's happening with Ink Chain as well. How to get started: 1. Add Ink to your wallet Ink is already supported by wallets such as Kraken Wallet and Rainbow. MetaMask users can add it manually: • Chain ID: 57073 • Currency: ETH • Explorer: explorer.inkonchain.com 2. Fund your wallet You can withdraw ETH directly from Kraken to Ink or use one of the recognized bridge providers listed on Ink’s official dashboard. I personally used Jumper, and it worked quite perfectly. Always keep a small amount of ETH untouched for gas. 3. Explore the ecosystem Some important applications include: • @tydrohq - supply or borrow assets through Ink’s Aave-powered lending market • @nadoHQ - onchain spot and perpetual trading • @VelodromeFi - swaps and liquidity across the Superchain • Veda/@SentoraHQ ecosystem - vaults and yield strategies Start with small amounts and understand what each protocol does before depositing funds or opening leveraged positions. 4. Verify everything - Use the Ink explorer to monitor transactions, confirm token contracts, and check wallet activity. - Ink is interesting because it connects Kraken’s large centralized user base with an expanding onchain DeFi ecosystem. - But don’t use protocols only because you expect an airdrop. An airdrop is always a maybe, but users are rewarded one way or another. Some important links: - Useful starting point: inkonchain.com - Ink Explorer: explorer.inkonchain.com - OpenSea NFTs: opensea.io/discover/chain…

Since we announced it's a free mint, here's a giveaway of 10 WL GTD spots for @AlphaRoboverse! To participate: 1. Follow @AlphaRoboverse and @thecaptaingates 2. Join Discord: discord.gg/RarRfue3vf 3. Reply tagging your best buddy and also your Discord username. WL will be given only to those on Discord who are verified when selecting winners.

⚓ Chetan’s Toolbox #14: DEX Screener If you have been in crypto for a while now and haven't heard of DEX Screener, you are living under a rock. Many new tokens begin trading on decentralized exchanges long before they appear on major centralized platforms. But how much do you know about those tokens in terms of their trading activity? DEX Screener helps you monitor: • Real-time price charts • Trading volume • Pool liquidity • Recent transactions • Market cap and FDV • New trading pairs • Watchlists and price alerts The feature worth knowing: Volume without liquidity can be misleading. A token may show impressive trading activity but still have such limited liquidity that: • A small purchase moves the price • Slippage becomes expensive • Selling a position becomes difficult • One wallet can distort the chart Before focusing on price movement, compare volume with liquidity, pool age and transaction activity. Best for: Finding and monitoring tokens trading across decentralized exchanges. The catch: DEX Screener displays onchain markets. It does not certify that the token, contract, or project is safe, and that part will still be another research task. On DEX Screener, you can check whether the dev wallet has made any purchases or sales of the token you are tracking, so that's something that can help you determine based on the intentions there. My verdict: One of the most useful real-time tools for DEX markets, but a moving chart is not due diligence, and you surely have to track more than that, through the tools I shared earlier. - Tool: dexscreener.com - X: @dexscreener Follow @AlphaRoboverse to win WL for the upcoming NFT collection mint.

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One big news about @AlphaRoboverse to be announced on Monday. Keep your notifications on. It's not gonna be easy to get any WL after that. Trust me. Grab the WL whatever way you can.

Winning wallets for Day 1 of the Alpha Roboverse Quiz. Added to the GTD WL list. Congrats. Day 2 started 30 mins ago. Played your round yet? alpharoboverse.com/quiz/

⚓ Chetan’s Toolbox #13: Moni Crypto narratives often begin moving on social media before they become obvious on a price chart. Moni helps you monitor: • Project mentions • Mindshare • Narrative momentum • Smart attention • KOL activity • Account growth • Engagement from investors, researchers and communities The feature worth knowing: Not all attention is equal. A thousand random mentions may be less meaningful than a small increase in attention from credible developers, researchers, funds or ecosystem participants. Instead of asking only: “How many people are talking about this?” Also ask: “Who started paying attention, and why?” Best for: Discovering emerging projects, narratives and changes in crypto social activity. The catch: Social attention can be manufactured through paid campaigns, coordinated engagement or bots. Rising mindshare is not proof of product quality. My verdict: Useful for discovering where attention is moving, but social data should begin your research, not complete it. - Tool: getmoni.io - X: @getmoni_io Follow @AlphaRoboverse for more.

The Alpha Roboverse Quiz is live: Alpha Roboverse has always been about finding alpha and educating the community, not simply handing out whitelist spots. So, we are putting your crypto knowledge to the test. If you understand Web3, crypto, and blockchain, prove it and earn your place on the Alpha Roboverse whitelist. 200 WL spots to grab, 20 per day. How does it work? • 20 randomized questions • 12 sec each • 5 daily attempts max per wallet • Best score counts • Top 20 wallets daily earn GTD WL • Runs for 10 days • $0.01 participation fee to avoid botting Show your knowledge, win WL. Play: alpharoboverse.com/quiz

Midnight thoughts: I usually don't mean hate for projects, but when I see projects on Robinhood coming in only to extract, and users are later dejected and cry foul about the timeline, I feel that's when your users should always research a bit more before jumping into the hype. (I could name a lot, but a couple of obvious names that came to mind are Spritehood and Saudis recently). @MonkeyHoodNFT has been cooking, not in silence, but has been isolated because there's no cabal controlling the narrative. The team is transparently sharing each step, and the community is as involved as the team. Launched a free mint with 7777 supply, did a whole burn process to come up with Tier-2 NFTs that are getting weekly drips from the royalties, and also from the fees generated on the Grove swap. Now, MonkeyHood has launched the $NOTHING token with zero team allocation, zero private investors, and 100% of the sale going only to NFT holders, steadily stabilizing the floor. Nesting (not requiring users to stake assets, but just holding in the wallet), Burning, Trading, Stock Treasury building, and much more going forward. My only issue here, regardless of any chain, is that genuine brains and builders keep getting faded because users chase only hype to get rekt and then come back complaining and saying that the entire NFT scenario on the chain is going dead because some of those collections go to zero, thanks to the greedy teams. The frustration in me goes into such peaks that I feel users deserve to lose money because they don't read, don't research, and end up following what the paid influencers on the timeline keep feeding them. MonkeyHood deserves more eyes, more legit users, and more attention towards $NOTHING, and they will get it. The community so far is solid and loving, and is slowly growing. But if you end up buying another shit from an obvious red flag collection, you better stay away from MonkeyHood because you deserve nothing good. If you end up thinking, "maybe I should learn more about these Monkes," join the MonkeyHood Discord and you'll see a loving community welcoming you to guide you towards anything you want to know. Everything. Under. One. Hood.

The GTD WL spots are drawn using randomization. The Alpha Roboverse WL draw is complete 🤖 19,072 tickets → 546 wallets → 200 unique winners. We pre-announced a future Robinhood Chain block, used its block hash as the random seed, and ran a weighted draw, where more tickets = better odds, but only one win per wallet. Verify: alpharoboverse.com/whitelist#draw… It was a fun experiment to learn how we use AI to help draw the results in the fairest way, and it happened perfectly. Maybe we could do another round with 50 more spots, but only if you guys need it. But for now, the WLs are only available via. Collabs and on Discord, where we host Quizzes for some intellectual brains to grab WLs.

The Alpha Roboverse WL raffle has ended. 19000+ tickets by 546 wallets, so we will use a tool to randomize and publish the winning wallets on the website itself, and these 200 winning wallets will be directly added to the GTD phase. If you are able to still buy tickets, do not buy them because the snapshot of the participating wallets is already done.

⚓ Chetan’s Toolbox #12: CryptoRank A token’s current price tells you where it trades today. It doesn’t tell you the prices or terms at which earlier investors entered. CryptoRank helps you examine: • Funding rounds • Public token sales • Launchpads • Investor information • Token unlocks • Exchange-listing performance • Airdrop opportunities The feature worth knowing: The amount raised is only one part of a funding round. Where available, also investigate: • The round’s valuation • Investor entry price • Token allocation • Vesting conditions • Current circulating supply A project raising $20 million sounds impressive. But the terms attached to that capital may matter more than the headline amount. Best for: Researching token sales, fundraising history, unlocks and early-investor positioning. The catch: Private-round terms are not always fully disclosed. Missing information should not be treated as favorable information. My verdict: A valuable research hub for understanding how a token was funded, but funding data must be connected to supply and vesting data. - Tool: cryptorank.io - X: @CryptoRank_io Follow @AlphaRoboverse for more updates and the upcoming NFT mint.