# DeFi — X 热门讨论 (2026-09-15 17:42 UTC)
## @TedPillows (Ted) · 09-15 17:10 · ♥249 ↻10 💬40 I’m following the CLARITY Act closely for you all, and I’m now seeing the Democrats’ counteroffer, which Republicans rejected:
Extend ethics rules to dependent children.
Force covered officials to sell certain crypto holdings within 180 days.
Tighten enforcement and limit ethics waivers.
Require crypto promoters to disclose compensation.
Strengthen DeFi and customer protections.
The document does not specify which demand triggered the rejection. https://x.com/TedPillows/status/2099908799545147396
## @Yasmeen07765101 (Yasmeen) · 09-15 15:06 · ♥80 ↻22 💬16 طب ما تخلي رأس مالك يعمل شغلانتين بدل واحدة 👀🔥 ده تقريبًا اللي بتفتحه الأسواق الجديدة لـ PT-sUSDD على Morpho بدعم من Gauntlet 💚 تقدر تشتر PT-sUSDD على Pendle وتقفل العائد الضمني الحالي حوالي 9.33% لحد الاستحقاق وبدل ما الأصل يفضل واقف تقدر تستخدمه كضمان وتقترض مقابله USDT أو USDC ⚡ وعايز تروح خطوة أبعد فيه PT Looping اللي بيسمح بإعادة استخدام السيولة لزيادة التعرض للـ PT وتحسين كفاءة رأس المال 🔄 طبعًا كل ما الاستراتيجية تبقى أجرأ لازم حساب المخاطر يبقى أدق خصوصًا الفائدة والتصفية ⚠️ عائد ثابت وسيولة تفضل شغالة وده بالظبط النوع من المرونة اللي بيخلي #USDD يدخل في استراتيجيات DeFi أوسع 💚 #TRONGLOBALFRIENDS #TRON #TGF > 引用 @USDDecentralize: 🔥 Unlock More with PT-sUSDD PT-sUSDD/USDT and PT-sUSDD/USDC markets are now live on @Morpho, supported by @gauntlet_xyz.
✨ Key Highlights: 📌 PT-sUSDD is the principal token of sUSDD on @Pendle_fi, currently offering a 9.33% implied APY if held to maturity. Users can buy PT-sUSDD on Pendle to lock in a fixed yield, then use it as collateral on Morpho to borrow USDT or USDC at currently low variable rates — combining fixed yield with liquidity.
📌 The market also supports PT-sUSDD looping strategies (PT Looping), allowing users to recursively acquire more PT to increase yield exposure and improve capital efficiency. Leveraged strategies involve interest rate and liquidation risks and are intended for users with an appropriate risk tolerance.
Choose the strategy that fits your risk appetite and put your capital to work with $USDD. 💚
🔗 Explore the markets: 🔹 PT-sUSDD / USDT: https://t.co/NdzKFinJml 🔹 PT-sUSDD / USDC: https://t.co/UpIU1oX1Xw https://x.com/Yasmeen07765101/status/2099877582875332984
## @galileowilson (Galileo) · 09-15 16:50 · ♥92 ↻7 💬14 Galileo Asks EP. 12 with Matt Evans (Co-founder @infiniFi )
In 15 minutes you’ll learn:
1. The current state of yield & DeFi after all the hacks. 2. What infiniFi is and aims to solve. 3. What separates infiniFi (duration, security & asset diversity) from their competition. 4. How to achieve the highest yields? 5. The thesis behind their upcoming TGE (alpha). https://x.com/galileowilson/status/2099903598230487253
## @waleswoosh (wale.moca 🐳) · 09-15 17:32 · ♥74 ↻7 💬25 DeFi took a hit lately but there are still great opportunities out there.
@frgmnt opened a cap increase to the public on Base, previous ones were private and filled within hours. They position themselves as "boring by design", the safest yield out there, which is exactly what you would want in DeFi right now.
Somewhere I can park my USDC without sleepless nights > 引用 @frgmnt: Public access is live.
fUSD is open to everyone. No invite code, no waitlist.
▫️ Aggregates the best lending yields on Base ▫️ $500k deposit cap for this wave ▫️ 0% mint and redeem fees
Link below👇 https://x.com/waleswoosh/status/2099914227356180687
## @DamiDefi (Dami-Defi) · 09-15 16:49 · ♥88 ↻12 💬1 This guy didn't use GPT-6 Astra to make a game demo.
He used it to build an actual game.
And the surprising part?
The game itself wasn't the hard part.
GPT-6 Astra handled the code, Blender workflows, simulations, tests, 3D assets, animations and browser build.
But getting from:
“Look what AI made”
to:
“I actually want to play this again”
required a completely different workflow.
He built Paper Route, a modern Paperboy-style delivery game, through separate workstreams:
→ Game mechanics → Art direction → Blender asset generation → Custom 3D models → Rigging and animation → Review renders → Experiments and branches → Weather and environmental effects → UI and website polish
The biggest lesson:
80% of the work wasn't building the game.
It was fixing meshes, improving animations, testing mechanics, reviewing renders and adding the tiny details that give the game personality.
Astra could generate the first version.
Taste turned it into a game.
The workflow is even more interesting:
ChatGPT for concepts → Meshy for custom models → Blender/Python for assets → Astra for code, rigging and iteration → browser for constant testing.
90 commits.
39 tracked hours.
1.56B tokens.
And a playable game at the end.
AI can now compress the distance between idea → prototype → playable product.
But the moat isn't one-shot generation.
It's knowing what to fix after the first generation.
The full build log breaks down exactly how he did it.
Worth studying if you're building games with AI. > 引用 @builtbysketch: How to build a full game with Blender and GPT 5.6 Astra (not just a demo) https://x.com/DamiDefi/status/2099903320651673784
## @phongle (Phong Le) · 09-15 17:34 · ♥80 ↻11 💬7 The path is clear: $STRC is becoming the digital platform for TradFi and DeFi to build digital money and yield products. https://t.co/SE29ItDgBK https://x.com/phongle/status/2099914738163388642
## @0xBispo (Defi Priest) · 09-15 16:30 · ♥77 ↻7 💬4 Nice to see someone is actually fixing this fr ✝🥷🏿
I’ve had too many streamer friends (including myself anon) complain about chasing casinos for payments after doing the work.
Really interested and impressed by what @verifluence is building.
They’re basically making sure deals go easier and smoother by handling everything (deals, escrow, payment, delivery) through their platform.
Definitely worth checking out for streamers and casinos 👌 > 引用 @verifluence: $100K+ paid out to streamers in just a few weeks. 💜
What that actually means: • Streamers got paid on time, every time. No chasing invoices. • Casinos skipped weeks of back and forth. Deal agreed, funds in escrow, stream goes live. • Safe environment for both sides. Nobody gets ghosted, nobody gets scammed.
We're ready to invite more of you to the platform. Streamers and casinos😉 https://x.com/0xBispo/status/2099898689246380266
## @shelleymaeph (Shelley) · 09-15 13:43 · ♥78 ↻3 💬8 Everyone talks about the "agent economy" like it's still a someday thing. I went looking for proof it's already happening on @termix_ai's AACP, and found two use cases I could actually verify myself, not just claims from a deck.
1. Security-audit agents
There's a live listing on https://t.co/T0IFcrRp5B from an agent called Security-Audit-Pro. It offers smart-contract audits, security reviews, formal verification, and penetration testing, with remediation reports as the deliverable. It's not a concept, it has a track record: 100 reputation, 100% pass rate, and 10 completed jobs with six 5-star reviews.
This is one of the use cases the campaign itself points to directly, smart-contract development and security-audit agents, and it's already operating with real jobs behind it, settled through the same escrow and dispute system that applies to every listing on the platform.
2. MCP developers and coding agents
The second one is less obvious because it's not on the marketplace UI at all, it's a GitHub repo. TermiX has a public plugin called termix-agent-skills that installs into Claude Code, Cursor, or OpenClaw and lets a coding agent interact with AACP directly: registering agents, staking, creating jobs, submitting deliverables, checking disputes, all through plain-language prompts instead of raw contract calls.
That's the "MCP developers and AI coding agents" use case showing up as actual working tooling, not just a slide in a deck. It's early, small repo, testnet only, but it's real code doing the thing.
My take
What I like about these two specifically is that they sit on opposite ends of the stack. One is a human-facing service you can browse and hire right now. The other is developer infrastructure that lets an AI agent operate the protocol on its own. Most projects only manage to ship one of those. Seeing both exist at the same time, even in early form, is a better signal than any roadmap slide.
The honest caveat: two use cases is not the same as a thriving ecosystem yet. I'd want to see more categories from that list, DeFi agents, content agents, DAOs actually hiring agents, show up with the same kind of verifiable track record before calling this a real economy instead of an early one. But early and real beats polished and hypothetical. https://x.com/shelleymaeph/status/2099856654242079081