In short, $PEA is:
Gamified mining with intelligent interaction. Miners deploy $ETH on a 5x5 chessboard with 25 squares. At the end of each round (60 seconds), a square is randomly selected, and the miner covering that square shares the $ETH for that round.
$ETH can be deployed across any set of squares, with each square covering up to 25 squares. Pyth Network's VRF randomly selects a square—therefore, regardless of how much $ETH is placed on each square, the probability of it being covered is the same: 1/25.
A fixed fee of 10% is charged for each deployment.
All fees are used to purchase PEA on the open market.
Of the purchased PEA, 95% is burned. The remaining 5% is distributed to stakers.
A self-sufficient model. A highly experienced and capable team. Anyone participating in $PEA mining is essentially dollar-cost averaging. The Dexscreener feature will be available as soon as the issue is resolved. CoinGecko will follow suit, which means more people will be paying attention to this project.
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We haven't seen Ponzi schemes reach nine-figure market capitalizations or higher for a long time.
With the recent launch of RH Chain, we're seeing a resurgence of Ponzi schemes, which is undoubtedly a very positive sign. Everyone loves Ponzi schemes like $TIME/Wonderland, $OHM, and more recently, $ORE (which reached a record high market capitalization of $280 million in November 2025).
Robinhood Chain is seeing a surge in new EVM activity and wallet addresses, along with huge bids, as EVM whales are known for their "slip-ins," a stark contrast to the more seasoned players in the regular $SOL market.
We're seeing all the signs that $PEA could become the next self-sustaining Ponzi scheme with a nine-figure market capitalization.
In short, $PEA:
Gamified mining, agent-friendly. Miners deploy $ETH on a 5x5 chessboard with 25 squares. At the end of each round (60 seconds), a square is randomly selected, and the miner covering that square shares the $ETH for that round.
Deploy $ETH onto any set of squares, with each set containing 1/25 squares. Pyth Network's VRF randomly selects a square—therefore, regardless of how much $ETH is stored in each square, the probability of it being allocated $ETH is the same at 1/25.
A fixed fee of 10% is charged for each deployment.
All fees are used to purchase PEA on the open market.
Of the purchased PEA, 95% will be burned. The remaining 5% will be distributed to stakers.
A self-sufficient model. A highly intelligent and experienced team. Anyone mining $PEA is essentially dollar-cost averaging. The Dexscreener issue will soon be resolved. CoinGecko will also be launched subsequently, meaning more people will be paying attention to this project.
Key Metrics:
PEA Price - $823
PEA Market Cap - $3.16 million
Total PEA Burned - 3700 PEA - $3.04 million
Total Buyback Spending - 940 ETH - $1.75 million
Number of Buybacks Performed - 2617
Liquidity Provider (LP) to Market Cap Ratio - $408,000 : $3.16 million / 1:7.74 (Approved by EVM Whales)
Circulating Supply - 3834 PEA (34% of total circulating supply)
Total Supply - 11336 PEA
Maximum Supply - 3 million (hard cap)
Total Value Locked (TVL) - $1.58 million
Total Staking - 1920 PEA (17% of total circulating supply)
Annualized Staking Yield - 529%, based on actual activity, not issuance
Distributed Revenue - $194.7 $PEA Total Historical Deployments
Total Miner Deployments - 54,131
Win Rate - 97% (Amazing)
Total Miners - 452 (I think it will quadruple soon)
Average ETH Deployed Per Round - 4.7 (7 days) - I think it will quadruple soon
Average Winners Per Round - 18 (7 days)
Peapot Winning Rate - 1/333
Peapot Value - $74.2 PEA - Currently valued at $61,000 - (The original text here appears to have a spelling error and cannot be translated)
Verification:
Robinhood Revenue Dominance:
PEA currently ranks first in 24-hour transaction fees, with revenue of $672,000, about 52% higher than PONS' $440,000.
More than three times that of Uniswap itself.
This places PEA at 12th in 24-hour fee rankings across all chains and protocols – three times the distance to break into the top five.
I think we'll see next week – Wen Flip Tether? (Raised $16.3 million in 24 hours)
Verification:
Important Links:
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GitHub:
X:
7,502 PEA (worth $4.53 million), locked via Sablier.
Transaction Hash:
PEA on @Dune - Deployment, Rounds, Staking Rewards, Buybacks
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Many sharp rises and falls are actually the result of market manipulators exploiting information asymmetry to wreak havoc on both long and short positions.
Just look at today's SURF signal list: YFI, BLUR, TRIA, VANRY, and PYTH all show "short squeeze pressure" signals.
👉Take Ethereum (ethereum: 0x0bc529c00c6401aef6d220be8c6ea1667f6ad93e) as an example: It rose 35% in 24 hours, with spot trading volume just over 2.1 million, contract trading volume at 60 million, and non-OI (On-Exchange Indices) suddenly jumping from a few hundred to 28.7 million. Simultaneously, funding rates plummeted into negative territory, forcing short sellers to pay to hold their positions.
The rest of the story is pretty much predictable: wait for those who bought at the high to rush in, then reverse course and dump—perfect.
@SurfAI
Breaking news: ⚡️Nasdaq has partnered with Pyth Network to distribute its proprietary TotalView ledger depth data to blockchain applications, digital asset exchanges, prediction markets, and trading platforms.
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Breaking News: Nasdaq Selects Pyth Network as Data Distribution Platform
"Pyth is the first on-chain network to distribute Nasdaq market data."
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This is a significant signal—Nasdaq has moved its core market data onto the blockchain.
Pyth Network announced that Nasdaq has joined the Pyth Data Marketplace as a data publisher, becoming the first to distribute its full TotalView order book data, as well as opening and closing order imbalance data, through Pyth. Crucially, this marks the first time Nasdaq market data has been distributed via an on-chain network.
TotalView is not just ordinary market data; it's Nasdaq's core data product sold to professional traders—containing the complete order book, price levels, participant attribution, and auction imbalance information. The fact that such top-tier data is willing to be on-chain indicates its high value.
Pyth's logic has been explained before: the consumption of market data is shifting from traditional terminals (like Bloomberg) to software applications such as trading systems, fintech platforms, prediction markets, and crypto exchanges. What the Pyth Data Marketplace does is provide data providers with a unified distribution channel that simultaneously covers both on-chain and off-chain aspects, while preserving data ownership and control—bypassing traditional intermediaries like Bloomberg and Refinitiv.
The list of data publishers is now quite staggering: the US Department of Commerce, Nasdaq, Kalshi, Euronext, OTC Markets, SGX FX, Tradeweb… one top institution after another.
Consider this in relation to Ondo's recent integration of 430 US stocks onto Uniswap; these two news items are essentially two sides of the same story: traditional financial assets (US stocks) and traditional financial data (Nasdaq quotes) are simultaneously being moved onto the blockchain.
This is the truly core of RWA. It's not just about issuing a token and telling a story; it's about connecting the most core assets and data of Wall Street, piece by piece, to on-chain infrastructure. When even Nasdaq is willing to distribute TotalView on-chain, "on-chain finance" is no longer just hype within the crypto community; traditional finance itself is moving in this direction.
The foundation is being built by these institutions themselves.