TVS NFTs just dropped split/merge functionality—you can now break them apart or combine them however you want. The cool part? They plug straight into DeFi yield pools for boosted returns, and you can list them on secondary markets without needing to unstake your tokens first.
Their IWO system got a serious upgrade too. Now there's ZK-powered private bidding (no more front-running), plus conviction multipliers that can slash your entry cost by up to 80% if you're willing to commit longer.
Wallchain farming's going hard until December 12th—looks like they're trying to pump liquidity before some major milestone hits.
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DegenWhisperer
· 7h ago
The split/merge feature sounds good, but the real test is whether there is enough liquidity in the secondary market...
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GasFeeBarbecue
· 12-08 18:34
Splitting and merging sounds good, but I'm worried it might just be another new trick to fleece retail investors.
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BridgeNomad
· 12-06 23:50
ngl the split/merge thing sounds slick on paper, but how's the smart contract audit looking? seen too many "composable" protocols implode when stress-tested. that 80% conviction multiplier reeks of liquidity bait before a dump—what's the actual milestone they're not mentioning?
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NFTHoarder
· 12-06 23:48
Wow, this split/merge feature is really elegant. Finally, we're not stuck with a single attribute anymore.
It's obvious what they're hyping up for—pushing for liquidity before the 12th...
That 80% discount sounds tempting, but the way the conviction multiplier is calculated still feels a bit unclear.
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FloorSweeper
· 12-06 23:45
ngl split/merge looks pretty good, just worried about liquidity fragmentation.
Directly farming yields in the yield pool sounds great, but what about in practice...
zk private bidding is nice, but is that 80% discount real? Feels like there might be some hidden costs.
Wallchain farm sprint on the 12th, not sure what the big event is, but it feels a bit rushed.
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RamenStacker
· 12-06 23:38
NGL this split/merge move is actually pretty interesting, but an 80% discount sounds way too tempting... Can it really be delivered?
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TokenomicsShaman
· 12-06 23:33
NGL, this split/merge mechanism is actually pretty interesting. An 80% reduction in entry cost sounds a bit exaggerated... could this be another liquidity trap?
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ForkMaster
· 12-06 23:32
Fork arbitrage is back again, and this time they've gotten smarter by using zk privacy auctions? I can sense the impatience from the project team...
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CrashHotline
· 12-06 23:30
This NFT splitting and merging mechanism is quite novel, but whether you can really make money still depends on the liquidity.
TVS NFTs just dropped split/merge functionality—you can now break them apart or combine them however you want. The cool part? They plug straight into DeFi yield pools for boosted returns, and you can list them on secondary markets without needing to unstake your tokens first.
Their IWO system got a serious upgrade too. Now there's ZK-powered private bidding (no more front-running), plus conviction multipliers that can slash your entry cost by up to 80% if you're willing to commit longer.
Wallchain farming's going hard until December 12th—looks like they're trying to pump liquidity before some major milestone hits.