November 7–8 updates, with earlier uncovered market-access briefs. Source.
The Hub has partnered with SprintFAM to bring more creators to its Canton-based platform. Ekiden has removed invite codes after reporting $10 million traded, while Supanova says wallet creation and withdrawals are available again.
This edition covers November 7–8 updates alongside earlier OneSwap and NEOPRIME announcements. It also explains the different entry rules for two Quadrillions campaigns and the revised deadlines in R13N’s funding request.
The Hub partners with SprintFAM
The Hub and SprintFAM announced a partnership on November 8 to connect SprintFAM’s network of crypto creators with The Hub.
The Hub lets creators publish content, build communities and launch tradable creator tickets. SprintFAM confirmed the collaboration, which follows The Hub’s removal of registration access codes.
The announced aim is to bring creators onto the platform. Neither statement provides a count of creators already onboarded through the partnership or resulting revenue.
Ekiden opens access after $10 million traded
Ekiden said on November 7 that invite codes are no longer required. The announcement accompanied its first $10 million in cumulative trading volume.
The exchange was still invite-only when it reported $1 million in September. Removing the code lets people begin signing up without finding an invitation, subject to the platform’s eligibility rules.
Ekiden offers perpetual futures, contracts used to trade price movements without a fixed expiry date. These differ from buying and holding the underlying asset, and leverage increases exposure to losses as well as gains.
Supanova restores wallet services
Supanova announced on November 7 that its Canton account upgrade was complete and wallet creation and withdrawals had resumed.
The update follows the temporary wallet-creation pause. Users who encountered “Your Canton account could not be opened” were told to sign in again to create the wallet.
Two Quadrillions campaigns, with different rules
Two separate campaigns involving the Supanova-launched memecoin are open. Their rewards, selection methods and purchase requirements differ.
CCTools: $3,000 worth of QUADRILLIONS
The CCTools campaign ends November 28 and offers 90 prizes:
- 30 selected posts: $50 worth of QUADRILLIONS each. CCTools shortlists 60 eligible posts by reach and quality, then Supanova selects 30.
- 60 draw winners: $25 worth of QUADRILLIONS each, chosen from the remaining participants who complete every task.
Tasks include connecting X and Telegram, creating a Supanova account and publishing a qualifying X post. Winners must be verified on CCTools. The rules require no purchase or payment, and prizes are sent in QUADRILLIONS to Supanova accounts.
Quadrillions: 25,000 CC across 50 winners
The separate Quadrillions campaign closes on November 14 at 15:00 UTC. It offers 500 CC each to the 50 qualifying X posts with the most impressions.
Entry requires at least $50 of QUADRILLIONS bought on Supanova and held through the close, a qualifying public post and Telegram membership. The rules count qualifying purchases from November 2; posts must be made after the campaign opened. Selling or transferring the required holding removes eligibility.
Separate campaigns and rules: CCTools and Quadrillions.
Buying a token does not guarantee a prize. QUADRILLIONS can lose value while held, and the dollar value of token rewards can change.
Earlier updates: OneSwap and NEOPRIME
OneSwap’s Solana route: the project’s November 4 announcement added Solana support through Squid, including swaps between Solana USDC and Canton Coin. OneSwap said it connected nine networks in both directions. A cross-chain swap exchanges assets on different networks.
NEOPRIME on Silvana: an October 28 listing announcement made the token available on Silvana Book. NEOPRIME provides economic exposure to selected private-market assets; holding it is not direct ownership of the underlying companies’ shares. The listing adds a venue alongside its earlier Cantex market.
R13N adds deadlines to its Reward Engine proposal
R13N Labs has revised the timetable for its proposed Canton Reward Engine, a tool intended to help apps calculate and distribute user rewards from sponsor-funded budgets.
The new deadlines run from written grant approval: week 10 for TestNet delivery, week 16 for MainNet delivery, seven months for three qualifying adopters, and 12 months for the final adoption milestones.
This is a revision to the existing request for up to 3,636,363.64 CC, not a new funding award. The committee requested firm deadlines so that money reserved for undelivered milestones would not remain tied up indefinitely.
Key records: Creator partnership · Ekiden access update · Reward Engine proposal.
