Twitxy Saved

Onmifun

Verified account This account is verified. Learn more

@onmidotfun

Building the meme playground for new chains.
Bonding curve launchpad.
@Arc @RobinhoodCrypto @LitecoinVM
Bridge ARC: arcbridge.onmi.fun
Onmi app.onmi.fun/?chain=ARC Joined January 2026
464 Following 3.5K Followers 686 Posts

Latest posts 5

Pinned post

Onmifun Verified account @onmidotfun
🚀 It’s here. Tokenized assets are now LIVE on OnmiFun × LitVM.

We’ve built a new model where memes can evolve into tokenized assets connected to stock-based narratives and economics.

Hold the token → receive rewards.

The feature is now live on @LitecoinVM Testnet.

This is only the beginning.

OnmiV3 — Real liquidity from day one.

Create your token:
app.onmi.fun/create-token?c…
4 replies 3 reposts 33 likes 3.5K views View on X
Onmifun Verified account @onmidotfun
Your favorite stock deserves a meme.

NVDA. TSLA. AAPL. MSFT.AMZN

Pick the ticker → create the meme → launch it on @LitecoinVM

The Meme × Stock experiment is live on OnmiFun.

🔥 Create yours:
app.onmi.fun/create-token?c…
Onmifun Verified account @onmidotfun Sep 24
🚀 It’s here. Tokenized assets are now LIVE on OnmiFun × LitVM.

We’ve built a new model where memes can evolve into tokenized assets connected to stock-based narratives and economics.

Hold the token → receive rewards.

The feature is now live on @LitecoinVM Testnet.

This is only the beginning.

OnmiV3 — Real liquidity from day one.

Create your token:
app.onmi.fun/create-token?c…
View quoted post on X
3 replies 1 reposts 19 likes 1.5K views View on X
Onmifun Verified account @onmidotfun
A major drama unfolded this afternoon involving what was presented as the @GIWA_by_Upbit Mainnet, but turned out to be a fake mainnet.

Within just a few hours, degens using @DYORSWAPDEX reportedly lost around $2M.

Here’s what happened:

An anonymous user contacted the DYOR team and provided what appeared to be leaked information about the Giwa Mainnet, including an RPC endpoint and bridge.
The DYOR team then started bridging funds and deployed its launchpad on this network using Chain ID 9134, believing it was the real Giwa Mainnet.
DYOR later announced the “Giwa Mainnet” integration and shared instructions for users to bridge funds to the network.
More and more users started depositing into the bridge, eventually reaching around 766 ETH, worth roughly $2M.
The owner of the bridge contract then drained the entire balance.

Fake Bridge Contract:
etherscan.io/address/0xba99…

Drain TX:
etherscan.io/tx/0x1f3c0a237…

A brutal reminder: an RPC endpoint, Chain ID, or “leaked mainnet information” does not prove that a network is official.

Always verify new networks and bridges through official project channels before depositing funds.

Stay safe and be extremely careful with fake mainnets and malicious bridges.
etherscan.io Fake_Phishing7865998 | Address: 0xba9938c0...1fe435ab2 | Etherscan Contract: Verified | Balance: $9,712.68 across 4 Chains | Transactions: 2,300 | As at Nov-08-2026 06:14:58 AM (UTC)