Recently, three names have stuck to my screen like magnets: Bitdealer, EKOX, Snowball Money. They are not isolated flashes, but three pieces of a puzzle that point in the same direction - Web3 has finally evolved from "slogans" to "being able to work."

First, let's look at Bitdealer. It upgrades Meme coins from "jokes" to "assets". On Solana, every time a new coin is launched, it must be paired with $BIT and SOL, locking liquidity in a dual pool.

Look at EKOX @ekoxofficial. It brings ETH to life. Wrap it into eXETH and throw it into testnet V2, where funds flow like mercury between TON, SUI, and ETH, earning as they go. AI is not just a gimmick; after three transactions, it has learned your rhythm: which bridge is fast, which pool is deep, and where you can stack an additional 0.3%. TVL is 2.8M, and CIP cross-chain payments are about to go live, with delayed payments allowing for interest compounding while you wait. Worried about locked-up assets? Not a concern.

Finally, there is Snowball Money @snowball_money. It has assigned "ID cards" to addresses. MNS travels across 7 chains, while ORS quantifies lending, trading, and interaction into credit scores. Over 10K names have been registered, and more than 30K wallets have been rated, integrating EVM, SVM, and MoveVM with Arichain. In the short term, it may not seem impressive, but in the long term, it is a foundational entry point—when funds flow and assets have anchor points, trust becomes a scarce commodity.

Bitdealer provides assets, EKOX manages liquidity, and Snowball builds credit. Together, they outline the first "infrastructure" for Web3.

🔗 Ekox:
🔗 Snowball:
Bitdealer ：

$BIT #Bitdealer @bitdealernet
#EKOX $EKOX #Snowball $SNOWAI
#ChainGPT @Chain_GPT @ChainGPT_Pad