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Ready for a chance to snag another substantial airdrop?

Dive into the buzz surrounding the upcoming @LineaBuild airdrop!!

Don't miss out on this potential opportunity! 

Launched by Consensys (the minds behind MetaMask and Infura)

Raised $725M in funding from J.P. Morgan, Microsoft, and others

One of the fastest-growing zkEVM L2 ecosystem (over 1.65M users and 17M transactions)

- Enter the amount you want to bridge (ETH)

Bonus- Some of these bridges might have upcoming airdrops too

Visit the official link and perform a token swap

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- Consider listing the acquired NFT for sale

Linea is running a campaign in collaboration with @IntractCampaign

Get in on the action, interact with the network, and build up some XP

Check out the details of the entire DeFi Voyage

https://linea.mirror.xyz/Y7Co9H1-oV0O51nKYW0eFPZSs2xn--YJ2wRJzEecN6o

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LINEA Airdrop (Thread)

In just 72 hours, @Blast_L2 has skyrocketed to $430M+ TVL!

Backed by Paradigm, StandardCrypto, and Blur's Pacman, this airdrop is the talk of the town!

Don't miss the confirmed airdrop and the race for points!

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- Brought to you by @PacmanBlur of @blur_io fame

- $20M in funding from heavyweights like Paradigm, Standard Crypto, eGirl Capital, Primitive Ventures, Andrew Kang

- Call it an airdrop frenzy but the protocol has witnessed staggering growth with a $430M+ TVL in just 72 hrs

Pioneer L2 platform featuring native yield

Automatic compounding of your balance (ETH/stablecoins) while reaping additional Blast rewards on top

Everyone who joins will be rewarded with Blast Points

Head to http://blast.io & enter the code to sign up

Link your Twitter, follow Blast & Join Discord

Connect your wallet & deposit funds to kickstart your journey!

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Your funds are directed to an upgradeable contract owned by a 3/5 multi-sig

https://etherscan.io/address/0x5F6AE08B8AeB7078cf2F96AFb089D7c9f51DA47d

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Invite others using your unique codes = Watch your points soar

The more you invite and the greater the volume, the more points you earn!

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The team recently published a thread explaining the nuances/technicalities of the multi-sig's security

An announcement for all Blast community members to claim a 7-day 2x Points Multiplier Bonus

https://x.com/Blast_L2/status/1728096087351914736?s=20

Blast - New L2 with Confirmed Airdrop (Thread)

It's raining airdrops #Celestia #Pyth #Blur

If you didn't, then let's end that right here, right now

price trajectory of #Solana, considerable discourse surrounds various projects & airdrops within the Solana ecosystem

Also with the ridiculous fee on Mainnet which also impacts the gas fee on other L2s, it might be a good time to use Solana (if you haven't before)

Stake SOL for JitoSol - Earn points for $JITO

https://www.jito.network/staking/?ref=everythingblockchain

Swap assets and use the PERP BETA (might qualify you for the future token)

Deposit assets into vaults and qualify for future KAMINO (includes JitoSol)

Buy a Tensorian and stake it - Earn points for $TENSOR

Trade perps on Drift - qualify for future $DRIFT

Deposit USDC & trade perps - earn points for $ZETA

Backpack, a non-custodial wallet is doing a launch drop later this week to reward early adopters

But only people who KYC on the platform beforehand will be eligible

https://twitter.com/EverythingB0x/status/1727329969305801071

Solana Airdrop Incoming 

Andrey Didovskiy

💎 Digital Asset Investor 🧙‍♂️ Crypto Content Wizard Laser focused on bringing incredible applications to Life 🌟

, a SWOT analysis framework provides excellent insight for establishing a high-level understanding of the state of a project’s well-being through the lens of a birds-eye view.

It can help formulate decisions around which areas require more attention, set performance goals, and organize a foundational understanding of where a project is headed.

Rarely (if ever) used in crypto, it is time to apply this timeless method of evaluation to the digital asset space.

the notoriously innovative, developer-loving, DAG-based, alternative EVM-compatible layer one blockchain

A lot of work is put forth in the technology.

A lot of efforts towards becoming anti-fragile.

The more difficulties a project survives through and thrives after, the more valuable it becomes. 

It seems as though while the fundamentals are improving, social sentiment has been relatively weak. This divergence is reminiscent of previous market cycles when technologically sound projects became obscure only to rise like a phoenix from the ashes and melt faces.

A note on the absence of native stablecoins;

If this is a strategic move to position the chain by leaving out the native stablecoin market, the project becomes able to allocate the resources (finances and development) that would have otherwise been expended on stablecoins to other areas. Potentially honing FTM in as a product for non-payment-based utilities.

Fantom is a contender for the throne of alternative smart contract platforms. 

As far as tokenomics go, Fantom’s FTM is definitely worthy of exploration. With nearly 90% of the total max supply already in circulation, an inflation rate that is heading towards 0 (currently at 2%), existing for over five years, and having over 2,000,000 on-chain accounts, there is positive reflexivity building up in the asset. 

At the end of November 2023, Fantom’s chain experienced a surge in activity, spiking the daily transaction count from ~200,000 to over 5,000,000, setting new all-time highs (>2x above the bull market peak of ~2m). It is still to be seen what this could imply for the project, but this cannot be discounted.

I hope this serves you well on your journey.

SWOT Analysis: Fantom (FTM)

Router Protocol

Router Protocol is a secure, scalable, modular, composable framework for cross-chain interoperability

The journey from the early days of Bitcoin to the intricate world of Ethereum’s smart contracts and DeFi has been remarkable. Initially, Bitcoin enthusiasts focused on simple transactions and hoarding their digital treasures, often scribbled on scraps of paper as private keys. Ethereum’s arrival catalysed a seismic shift and introduced a new era where capital could be actively deployed in yield-earning pools and loans through smart contracts.

We also saw that the emergence of multiple smart contract chains across both Layer 1 and Layer 2 infrastructures brought forth a new challenge: seamless movement across these diverse platforms. This is where cross-chain comes into play, the possibility of a seamless multi-chain world!

Besides, as we continue to grow and adapt, a new term has emerged, capturing the essence of this landscape: ‘Intents’. We’ll delve into how cross-chain bridges facilitate value transfer and integrate these ‘Intents’ to streamline and enhance the interaction between diverse blockchain networks. Join us and see how ‘Intents’ fits into our broader picture, shaping the trajectory of Web3’s evolution and enriching the user experience.

So, what are Intents? Are they beyond a technical advancement?

Intents are something as simple as the Intent of users or goals users wish to accomplish within the blockchain ecosystem. Let’s consider a practical example. Imagine you have Ethereum (ETH) on the Ethereum blockchain, but you want to participate in a new DeFi protocol that operates on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC), which requires Binance Coin (BNB).

We can’t deny that users need to have a detailed understanding of the protocols and procedures to survive and thrive! Similarly, developers face considerable difficulties in creating applications that interact with multiple blockchains, primarily due to the intricate and often tangled nature of these cross-chain interactions, which is why we have an intent framework.

In the case of an intent framework, you go to a cross-chain platform and express your intent to swap ETH on Ethereum for BNB on Binance Smart Chain. The platform automatically finds the best path for this swap, considering factors like transaction fees, exchange rates, and network congestion. It might involve swapping ETH for a wrapped version of BNB on Ethereum and then bridging it to BSC, all in a single, streamlined transaction.

A single transaction can have multiple “intents” to achieve various goals simultaneously.

For example, you could exchange one token for another and invest it in a different dApp, all in a single step. This approach makes transactions faster and more cost-effective because it combines several actions into one, reducing the time and fees usually needed for multiple separate transactions.

The bottom line is that the ‘Intent Framework’ simplifies the process by allowing you to state your end goal (obtaining BNB on BSC) without worrying about the intermediary steps. The cross-chain platform takes care of the complexities, providing a more user-friendly and efficient experience.

Besides, ‘Intents’ is a shift beyond a technical leap; it transforms the blockchain into a user-centric environment where individuals can confidently express their requirements, trusting the system to find the most effective path to achieving them.

Intents serve as a bridge in the context of Interoperability, offering a flexible and strong framework that enables diverse blockchain protocols to understand and execute transactions in a harmonious manner.

By defining the purpose or goal of a transaction in a universally comprehensible format, intents bypass the barriers posed by varying protocols and standards. This universal language of intents streamlines cross-chain interactions and opens up new avenues for complex dApps that can operate across multiple blockchain ecosystems simultaneously.

Furthermore, the introduction of intents in interoperability scenarios brings a new layer of sophistication to blockchain applications as blockchains are not confined within the silos of individual networks but are part of a larger, integrated digital tapestry.

We’ll elaborate on this in our next section.

As mentioned above, to perform an operation effectively, users need to be well-versed in various blockchain networks, understand the dynamics of reactive gas assets, and understand the methodologies for obtaining these assets.

For example, the process of staking on Lido usually entails about 27 clicks, engagements with three different dApps, and six instances of wallet interaction, and can take up to 15 minutes of effort.

Before we answer this, let’s first understand that intent can be majorly categorised into two types: Vague and Precise. Vague intents are initial, often rudimentary, articulations of a user’s objectives. For example, a user stating, “I have 100 USDC and wish to stake,” presents a goal that lacks specificity.

Conversely, a Precise Intent encompasses more comprehensive details, such as, “I have 100 USDC on the Polygon network and wish to stake in Lido on Ethereum.” This type articulates a user’s goal with greater clarity and detail, essential for precise execution.

The transformation from a Vague Intent to a Precise Intent is enabled by interactions within our advanced user interface. This interface features a sophisticated model, known as “Prompter,” which engages users through a sequence of smart, adaptive prompts. These prompts are intricately crafted to elicit detailed information about the users’ specific intentions, ensuring a more tailored and effective user experience.

Once crystallised into a Precise Intent, we identify the necessary steps required to actualise it. For example, in this case, the necessary steps would be -

Considering various factors such as asset compatibility, blockchain-specific constraints to craft a viable execution path, etc, strategic assembly of these steps are created. This assembly or path ensures that the complex operations are streamlined, making the execution of user intents both practical and efficient. We find the best executable path for the user which is optimized on both speed and cost and gives the maximum output.

Here, the steps can be executed in the two ways -

Our proprietary takes the different possible paths and simulates the execution from each of them. As part of the simulation it figures out the output which the user shall get for each of these paths. After choosing the best possible option and getting confirmation from the user, the steps are executed accordingly. This process not only enhances user experience but also underlines the sophistication and effectiveness of our cross-chain framework.

This is the high-level level understanding of how things would change for the end user with our upcoming intent framework.

The framework will play an important role in our wider strategy and will also influence the course of Web3’s journey; let’s take a look at some of the benefits -

As we continue to refine and develop these concepts, we are streamlining processes and redefining how users and developers engage with blockchain technology. The future of blockchain lies in creating an intuitive, inclusive, and efficient environment, and ‘Intents’ are at the forefront.

The journey ahead is as exciting as it is promising!

​​Traversing the Blockchain Landscape

Bitcoin’s Genesis, the Age of Intents, and Router Cross-Chain Intent Framework

This discussion explores how Router has transitioned from facilitating basic asset transfers to creating a comprehensive interoperability suite, including a blockchain-as-a-bridge concept. The focus also includes the technological breakthroughs and strategic decisions that are shaping Router’s path towards enabling a more interconnected, user-friendly Web3 ecosystem!

Tracing the origins of Router Protocol’s vision: to onboard the next billion users onto Web3. 2020 saw the advent of “Ethereum Killers” and an explosion of Layer 1 blockchains. Someone had to work on the movement of assets between these siloed ecosystems.

Router leapt forward with its bridging solution and became one of the earliest proponents of interoperability, launching our early version of an asset transfer bridge.

As the web3 space evolved further, NFTs grew in popularity, and so did dApps across ecosystems. The realisation that even NFTs needed to be bridged and dApps faced the problem of user-base and liquidity fragmentation dawned on. Router abstracted the capabilities of its bridge to be useful to dApps in the form of a widget/ API or an SDK and developed cross-talk for general message passing.

Amidst these technological advancements, our community has grown, currently boasting 70k+ followers on X and a vibrant 25k+ member community on Telegram and Discord.

By 2022, we realised that the bridging technology needed a major overhaul. We then pursued the idea of using a blockchain as a bridge — an ambitious but robust approach in a pleasant contrast to the approach taken by incumbents.

We built our own Layer 1 blockchain utilising the Tendermint Consensus of Cosmos. This implied that we now had composable stateful middleware, which meant that bridging with intelligence was a real possibility. We coined the term IDapp, referring to dApps that were interoperable by default if deployed on the Router Chain.

Testnet Mandara of Router Chain went live, and several prominent Layer 1 and Layer 2 testnets were integrated. We started developing an ambitious gamified platform to simulate a truly interoperable ecosystem. More on this will be unveiled as we move closer to the mainnet in Q1 of 2024.

Besides, the journey has been about forming a wide range of partnerships. Router has closed more than 90 partnerships with notable projects in this industry from L1s & L2s like Near, Tron, Linea, and Scroll to Dapps like Rango, Frontier, etc., we covered a long journey.

Current State, the Interoperability Suite, & the path to user adoption

As things stand today, we have successfully developed an infrastructure that is arguably one of the best interoperability suites in web3.

A modular, intents-based, cross-chain solution built on Layer 1 blockchain, whose capabilities can be abstracted for web3 businesses, with an upcoming flagship dApp — 

 that promises to be fast, secure and at least 60% cheaper than incumbent solutions. Great, but perhaps not enough to bring in the deluge of users from an adoption standpoint to web3.

The realisation was loud and clear in the recently concluded 

 that saw participation from major DEXes in web3 like Sushiswap, Trader Joe, Levana, DODO, etc.,

Web3 needs a composable interoperability solution. Liquidity fragmentation and the cost of deploying on multiple blockchain ecosystems is a problem. In this context, Davide’s insights from Trader Joe are crucial, where he emphasises the importance of the deployment approach over mere execution during the Spaces.

Security is of utmost importance and priority. Router’s infrastructure is solving for all of this.

An icing on the cake, as Jonathan, Levana Protocol highlighted how platforms need to relocate the resources to improve the experience– Over the last month, we at Router have solved the last mile of truly simplifying the user experience and onboarding.

The Complexity of Blockchain Interactions

Blockchain technology, with its promise of decentralisation, has heralded a new era of digital interactions. It has led to the birth of decentralised applications (dApps) that operate without a central authority. However, this decentralisation comes at the cost of complex interactions, especially when involving different blockchain networks. In blockchain vernacular, an intent represents a user’s aspiration to perform a specific operation. Yet, the voyage from a vague user intent to a programmable, executable intent often entails navigating a quagmire of protocols and procedures.

Picture this. A user says, ”I have 100 USDC and wish to stake it.” While this statement reveals the user’s desire to stake USDC, it lacks specifics like the blockchain network the USDC is on or the chosen staking platform. This lack of detail renders the intent too broad to be actionable in its current form.

The manual resolution would involve several distinct steps. First, the user must decide where to swap USDC for the required cryptocurrency (e.g., Ethereum), considering factors like exchange rates and fees. If the USDC is on Polygon and the staking is on Ethereum, they must use a bridge service to transfer assets. Finally, the user navigates to the staking platform (e.g., Lido on Ethereum) to complete the staking process. This entire procedure involves interacting with multiple dApps, executing various transactions, and dealing with different user interfaces and protocols.

It typically involves around 27 clicks, interactions with 3 different dApps, 6 wallet interactions, and up to 15 minutes of effort. 

Not to mention the need for the user to be familiar with multiple blockchain networks, their respective gas assets, and the processes for acquiring these assets. Additionally, knowledge about bridges for asset transfer and navigating through decentralised exchanges or aggregators is essential. This complexity and time investment add a significant inertia to user onboarding.

At Router, we have found a way to solve this! Stay tuned for more.

Interoperability with Intelligence to foster user adoption

A Major Leap Towards Router’s Billion Web3 Users Vision?

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28 Airdrop Opportunities In 7 Minutes — Insider Roundup #35

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 days were once again some of the most overwhelming in the LP and Defi space. From a "3/5 multi-sig" L2 yield platform (Blast

) accumulating > $300 Million in TVL to one the most notorious attacks on an AMM (KyberSwap), it's clear that the Defi realm is still rife with risk. However, progress and innovation continues as well! 

Uniswap's(UNI) price has surged 21.92% over the last 7 days reaching $6.30 (tho still very far from it's all time high of $45), as well has made WETH/UNI one of the top performing pools with $141,804.82 in fees generated in the past 7 days!

There could be a multitude of reasons for this surge, but recently Uniswap announced a proposal that seeks to give some delegates tokens worth $60 million. This proposal is now up for on-chain voting, and was hailed as a good decision for on-chain governance.

On the 23rd of November, KyberSwap was drained by this address:

0x50275E0B7261559cE1644014d4b78D4AA63BE836

, the attacker utilized a flash loan to manipulate the pool's liquidity. Starting with a significant loan of wstETH, the attacker executed a series of swaps to manipulate the pool's price. This involved first injecting and then withdrawing liquidity in a calculated manner to create a "fresh canvas" on the liquidity curve.

By careful control of swap quantities, the attacker tricked the pool into thinking it had more liquidity than it actually did. This manipulation was achieved through a subtle flaw in Kyber's swap step calculation. The swap step check failed by an infinitesimal margin("The check failed by <0.00000000001%"), a testament to the precision engineering of the exploit. This failure led to the "infinite money glitch". For a more in-depth report, see @0xdoug's 

1/ Finished a preliminary deep dive into the Kyber exploit, and think I now have a pretty good understanding of what happened.

This is easily the most complex and carefully engineered smart contract exploit I've ever seen...

An individual approached the hacker to discuss fund recovery terms. Intriguingly, the hacker agreed to negotiate, but only after...they take a nap.

Automated Market Makers are nothing without their LPs 

Oversights in smart contract audits has to be the most foolish reasons to have people loose faith in your DEX.

KyberSwap's Total Value Locked (TVL) has plummeted to approximately $8 million, a staggering tenfold decrease from its pre-hack levels. This drastic reduction has left the Automated Market Maker industry in tatters.

What is really concerning about this hack is that this was a variant of an 

 pointed out that this was an oversight by the KyberSwap team. 

Far too pessimistic take.

There was a smoking gun — the initial double-counting bug report. After the report, Kyber could have:
1) Done extensive fuzz-testing
2) Tried to do some level of formal verification
3) Paid for a re-audit of the core
Did they?
https://t.co/yRLMkLv6GQ

However, effectively countering attackers and preventing exploits is a formidable challenge given the nature of Defi and AMMs. Hayden Adams, Uniswap's founder, underscored their rigorous contract testing, yet admitted to lingering concerns about potential oversights.

One of the victims of the KyberSwap stated that they lost 63% of their net worth to this attack. This is why LPs should aim to invest in multiple AMMs as to reduce their risk. 

Our key lesson: Diversify! Explore numerous Layer 2 and other low-fee chains to avoid the steep gas costs associated with creating positions. You can provide liquidity for the same asset pair across chains and DEXs. Don't be the guy who looses all their portfolio to a single hack!

  introduced a new AMM design building upon V4 hooks that aim to mitigate the LVR problem and make AMMs smarter by taking the profits that bots siphon off and redirecting them to LPs. 

This is a clever principle of beating the fast-moving MEV bots to the trade. MEV bots capitalize on the potential profits that Liquidity Providers (LPs) miss out on by 

is a V4 Hook that uses SUAVE. SUClave hook is deployed to interact with the Uniswap Pool Manager.

SUAVE introduces a unique auction system where developers can freely place bids for transactions. Each bid comes with a 

, acting as proof that the bid is legitimate and comes from their auction. This makes it easier to confirm and accept these bids on the Ethereum network.

The auction serves to democratize access to transaction execution, 

making it a competitive process rather than one dominated by bots.

 It also creates a new revenue stream for LPs, who now benefit from the auction proceeds.

SUClave V4 Hook is designed to only accept transactions that are verified as coming from a SUAVE auction. The main allure for the bidder is gaining priority for the transactions. By winning the auction, they get a chance to capitalize on profitable transaction sequences before others.

The highest bidder wins the right to execute their transaction. The bid amount, essentially the price paid for transaction priority, is then distributed to the LPs.

 says, it will not completely eliminate MEV bots but instead their goal with the hook was to "explore options for a "benign" form of MEV". 

The proposition paints a captivating picture; that as LPs become more profitable, this could attract more LPs to the market. And this in turn reduces the cost and slippage-> less fees and smoother trading! 

 in the exotic pairs category for the ones feeling adventurous.

 in the 5bps category for the cautious paddlers.

This was another thrilling week to be an LP! Let us know what you think was the most interesting thing you happened upon in reply to this email and we might send you 

Diversify your AMM investments, Hackers need their sleep, Leveraging LVR with Uniswap V4 Hooks

$UNI 🦄 meteoric rise | Profiting LVR V4 Hook

Our last blog unpacked the part one of the Architectural flow explaining 

 for the cross-chain bridging world. Building on that knowledge, we now turn our attention to the other two flows the Burn and Mint Flow and the USDC flow, key mechanisms shaping a more interconnected and efficient blockchain ecosystem.

Essentially, as this mechanism sounds, it allows users to “burn” or destroy tokens on one blockchain and “mint” an equivalent number of tokens on another blockchain. This process not only maintains the integrity and value of the assets being transferred but also ensures the consistency of the total supply and guards against potential issues like double-spending.

For this approach, it is important to note that the bridge has permission to mint/burn the token on the source and destination chain.

In this blog, we aim to explore the nuances of how the Burn and Mint Flow operate, particularly in the context of the Router Nitro.

If we have to break down this diagram and put it in a simpler way, we can say -

Finally, the Nitro contract on Chain B creates (mints) new tokens and adds them to the user’s account on Chain B. This minting is like creating new tokens to replace the ones that were burned on Chain A.

As mentioned above, the following also ensures a high level of security by eliminating risks of double-spending, as tokens are irrevocably burned on the source chain before equivalent tokens are minted on the destination chain. It upholds asset integrity, as the total supply of the tokens remains constant across different networks, preventing inflation or devaluation of assets during transfers.

The flow also addresses the critical challenge of asset portability across various blockchains and aligns perfectly with blockchain technology’s core tenets of decentralisation and security.

Lastly, no forwarder fee is incurred via this flow as they are not fronting the liquidity, its just a message transfer from source to destination.

Cross-chain Bridges commonly offer the transfer of stablecoins between blockchains through “wrapping,” a method prone to security breaches.

Circle, the company behind USDC — the crypto market’s second-largest stablecoin — introduced a safer alternative for moving stablecoins across chains. The method involves a process where USDC is burned on the source chain and minted on the destination, bypassing the need for traditional wrapping-based bridges.

When USDC is burned on the source chain, the Nitro contract shares the user’s address details with the source chain’s USDC contract. Therefore, when the forwarder calls the destination chain’s USDC contract to mint new tokens, it doesn’t specify the recipient’s address. This ensures secure and accurate token minting.

We have completed all our flows; for a better understanding of the forwarder flow, you can explore our Medium article: 

https://medium.com/@routerprotocol/router-nitros-architecture-d5f354bbe43c

Burn and Mint Flow & The USDC Flow

The Intricacies of Cross-Chain Transfers and Router Nitro

Welcome back to our weekly LP wrap-up of the week! Price fluctuations and whales buying and selling have generated significant fees for LPs this week. This week we look at hook development, the premier DEX on Solana, and an impersonator launching a 

This asset pair remains one of the most popular, generating ~$1,465,000 fees for LPs this week. USDC is of the most widely used consumer cryptocurrency and ETH is the bedrock of all modern day crypto centric applications, even CEXs. After all the volume for this pair in the past seven days was > $2.3 billion 

Want more analysis on this pair's most popular tier?

Below is a recently created position with 264% APY with $66,270 provided in liquidity in the WETH/USDC 0.05 fee tier pool.

 by Chainlink is also a volatile coin. Traders and LPs love LINK, in-fact WETH/LINK had the largest share of this week's trading volume (~13 percent!) in the 0.3% fee tier. LINK is used to pay node operators who run Chainlink nodes which explains why it's so popular.

Chainlink, a widely-used oracle network that streams data into smart contracts and recently partnered with ChatGPT. Since Chainlink is so popular as software it's own token LINK is corelated with it's success and adoption. 

Someone who likes to watch the world burn impersonated Poolfish and launched a fake POOLFISH token on this contract address: 0x7eaefe097F90d8924037E02fc6Ec817F935ebE5c 