ONER is exploring the intersection of meme culture and tokenized public-market assets. Bundlecat is connected to Mosh, an experimental launchpad exploring AI agents, liquidity vaults, and automated market-making infrastructure. Meanwhile, both have generated substantial fees in my MAXFi liquidity pools. So instead of showing you some ridiculous APR and telling you how much money you could theoretically make, I want to do something more useful.

INDEX corrected hard. My MAXFi yields dropped. The four-digit APRs started disappearing. And strangely enough, that may be exactly what this experiment needed. If you've been following my INDEX Flywheel, you know I didn't start this experiment because I thought I had found some magical 1,000% APR money printer.

This is the heart of the idea. The majority of treasury activity would be directed toward purchasing tokenized SPY for eligible holder distributions according to the treasury mechanics. In other words, the meme-token economy would be interacting with an external tokenized financial asset. That is what makes this experiment interesting to me.

Every crypto cycle has a narrative. Last cycle, it was PUMP.fun and Creator Coins. Before that, we had NFTs and meme coins. Even earlier, it was DeFi Summer. This cycle, one of the biggest narratives has clearly been AI agents. Platforms like Virtuals and Clanker have brought massive attention to this sector. They’ve helped onboard thousands of users and introduced many to the idea of AI-powered crypto ecosystems. However, after spending time digging into Agent Max, listening