2026-01-11 12:29:01

Latest Web3 Project Snapshot (January 11)

The early-stage project landscape continues to evolve with some intriguing entries. TesticleToken caught attention as a meme coin—admittedly without grand ambitions, but it's proving to have enough liquidity and movement to keep traders engaged.

On the risk-appetite side, Rekt App positions itself as a high-stakes betting platform, banking on users' appetite for potential outsized returns despite the obvious downside risks.

Khala Research stands out differently, focusing on the intersection of crypto and artificial intelligence—positioning itself as a dedicated research hub for both spaces.

Meanwhile, SolRouter is pushing forward with private AI infrastructure on the Solana network, attempting to carve out a niche in the intersection of privacy and machine learning.

The January cycle continues to demonstrate the diversity of experiments launching in this space.

MEME11,54%

SOL5,97%

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MidnightMEVeater

· 01-12 09:09

Looking at this stuff in the early morning, it's really like a food chain being gnawed from top to bottom. Does Toad Coin have liquidity? That's just warming up for a sandwich attack; no matter how bad the idea is, someone will still take the bait. High-risk projects like Rekt App are just waiting to harvest those who want to get rich overnight—every liquidation is someone else's midnight snack. Khala and SolRouter do have some ideas; the AI+ blockchain story is quite good, but before real application is implemented, it's all just a liquidity trap. I bet you'll still be watching miners' tips in the gas wars three months from now...

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OnChainDetective

· 01-12 07:41

Wait a minute, TesticleToken liquidity suddenly expanded. I just checked the on-chain wallet cluster, and within three hours there was a suspicious transfer of 0.847293 SOL to Raydium... Is this really just retail investors playing meme coins? Rekt App is even more outrageous. Why is a high-leverage platform emerging at this point? Can the backend data be checked? I have a feeling someone is planning something. SolRouter is somewhat interesting, with private infrastructure combined with AI... Monitor and alert on this wallet address. Whales have been showing unusual activity these past two days.

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MeltdownSurvivalist

· 01-11 12:58

TesticleToken is really a brilliant name; meme coins should be played like this

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GasSavingMaster

· 01-11 12:55

Haha, this project really has everything—from Testicle Coin to AI research, Web3 is just a big mix. --- Rekt App and other high-leverage tools... I think I'll just watch, can't afford to play. --- AI+crypto is definitely hot right now, but it's hard to say which will survive—Khala or SolRouter. --- Testicle Coin still has liquidity? The crypto world is truly incredible. --- Privacy AI infrastructure sounds good, but the ecosystem on Solana also seems to be declining. --- Another wave of new projects in January, should I gamble or play it safe? Multiple choice questions are always tough. --- Is there a chance any of these projects will succeed? Feels like they're all just trial and error. --- Khala's research direction is okay, but the rest still feel like routines.

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SilentAlpha

· 01-11 12:54

This wave of projects really has everything, from Testicle Coin to AI infrastructure... Haha, it's hilarious. That's the magic of Web3.

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MEVictim

· 01-11 12:53

TesticleToken? Haha, really daring to choose that name, but speaking of which, the liquidity is pretty good. The crypto world dares to try everything.

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GasWaster

· 01-11 12:39

Testcoin naming is so hardcore, it's hilarious. This circle really is capable of anything.

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