Superteam Thailand Weekly Recap: Shipping, Launching, and Getting Products to Users
Looty hits $38M TVL, Onlyfren passes $9M in volume, Zenith LP tops $200M in LP volume, Verta lands on the Solana dApp Store, RUNUP launches creator referrals — and Nexusol ships NexusGraph.

Another week of shipping, launching, and getting products into the hands of users.
From AI-powered Solana research to creator incentives, mobile-first finance, robotics and onchain infrastructure, here's what founders in and around Superteam Thailand shipped this week.
Traction
Looty — $38M in TVL. Looty reported that its prize pool has reached $38 million in total value locked.
Onlyfren — $9M in trading volume. Onlyfren shipped its new website and Paywall 2.0, unlocking exclusive community content through trading activity instead of monthly subscriptions. The numbers: 500+ users onboarded, 94 rooms created, $1.74M average weekly volume and $5.3K in rewards distributed. Solana spot trading is next.
Zenith LP — $200M+ in LP volume since launch. Zenith integrated Meteora's Dynamic Bonding Curve, enabling bonding-curve tracking and DAMM v2 LP creation via Telegram. From October 4–10 it saw 1,000+ daily transactions, 12,000+ LP positions, ~$4.5M in liquidity added and 860 new accounts. Since July 25: $200M+ in LP volume and 300,000+ positions across 12 networks.
Products & Launches
Stature Finance — making tokenized stocks easier to use. Stature shipped four releases improving mobile trading, onboarding, cost tracking, portfolio history and pricing reliability, and opened a beta-tester Discord to shape the product.
Nexusol — explore Solana with AI. Nexusol launched NexusGraph for interactive Solana ecosystem mapping with one-click AI research, plus a live stablecoin supply chart and an expanded project directory.
Verta — live on Solana Mobile. Verta shipped its closed beta to the Solana Mobile dApp Store, putting its product in front of mobile-first Solana users.
RUNUP — creator referrals go live. RUNUP launched creator referrals, rewarding users who bring new coin creators onto the platform, and partnered with @girlipopinc for a campaign running October 11–15.
Sproot — a mobile-first money experience. Sproot redesigned its entire product for mobile, from the landing page and onboarding to the portfolio experience.
Chord Express — payments moving closer to launch. Chord Express tested its NFC experience, with both Android and iOS app versions ready for launch.
Learnspace — kids building real apps. Learnspace revamped its landing page and game mechanics, making it easier for kids to publish apps. Next: taking builders aged 10–14 to compete alongside adults at an IRL hackathon.
RoboCap — robotics meets Solana. RoboCap launched an upgraded landing page as it keeps building its robotics-focused launchpad.
Infrastructure
Sereel — Solana integration complete. Sereel finished its Solana integration during the hackathon, expanding the execution infrastructure behind its product.
Art3mis — deeper Solana infrastructure analytics. Big Brother expanded its provider and concentration analytics, tracking gains and losses across data centers, ASNs, cities, countries, stake and validators over different epoch windows.
Community & Growth
Bntyful — turning events into growth channels. Bntyful powered event bounties at Solana Summit Singapore and Token2049, with claims coming in. Next: expanding partnerships for event activations and influencer marketing.
ATH Camera — ecosystem visibility. ATH Camera was featured across several of Meteora's ecosystem channels, with more media exposure planned through @islanddao.
ReliefVue — building for disaster relief. ReliefVue is developing a disaster-relief prototype while its founder keeps bringing more women into vibe coding and AI through community events.
Godemode — taking Solana culture global. Kris brought content-creator energy to Singapore for Solana Summit and Token2049 — even getting a Token2049 tattoo.
Inside the Buildstation
Alongside the product milestones, Superteam Thailand ran its Buildstation for seven days straight, giving founders and builders a dedicated space to work, collaborate and move their projects forward.
The week also included hands-on workshops, founder pitch and product reviews (including sessions with @JosipVolarevic2), a founder dinner, the Whitepaper Reading Club, and the community's first members-only call to align on membership, benefits and community standards.
Give builders the space, feedback, connections and community to turn ideas into products, and products into companies — this is what building from Thailand for the world looks like.
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Originally posted by @SuperteamTH on X.