Popular Interaction Collections | Rialo Demo Testnet Now Live; Early Whitelist Application for Elastics (May 10)

Odaily星球日报Published on 2026-05-10Last updated on 2026-05-10

Abstract

Popular Interaction Roundup: Rialo Demo Testnet Live; Elastics Early Whitelist Applications (May 10th) This article highlights three notable blockchain projects currently open for user interaction and early access. 1. Rialo: A "Real-World Blockchain" developed by Subzero Labs, aiming to make decentralized applications as user-friendly and performant as Web2 apps while integrating real-world data. It recently completed a $20 million seed round led by Pantera Capital. The demo testnet is live; users can sign up on the playground, claim testnet $RIALO tokens, and explore four available features: Meridian, Guarded Vault, Ermac, and Project 1337. 2. Elastics: An AI agent project for prediction markets, allowing users to trade using natural language. It automates market scanning, analysis, and trading. The project announced a $2 million pre-seed round. For early access, users are advised to join the official Discord server to try for early roles and fill out the whitelist application form on the official website. 3. Saturn: A Bitcoin-based digital credit stablecoin protocol, powered by products related to MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor. It targets yields over 11% for DeFi and announced a $2 million seed round. Notably, 5% of its total token supply will be allocated to users interacting in Season 1. The interaction involves connecting a wallet, depositing USDC to mint sUSDat/srUSDat, and then providing srUSDat to Pendle to earn points. All projects provide links for direct u...

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Rialo: A Blockchain Built for the "Real World"

Project Introduction

Rialo is a blockchain project developed by Subzero Labs, positioned as a "Real-World Blockchain". It aims to address the pain points of traditional blockchains in real-world applications, making decentralized applications as easy to use, high-performance, and seamlessly integrated with real-world data as Web2 applications.

In August 2025, Rialo announced the completion of a $20 million seed round, led by Pantera Capital, with participation from Variant, Coinbase Ventures, and others.

Interaction Tutorial

STEP 1. Go to the website (Link:https://playground.rialo.io/), click "Sign in" at the top right to complete account registration.

STEP 2. Click "Account" and then click "Request devnet $RIALO" to claim test tokens.

STEP 3. Return to the homepage and experience the four live functions: Meridian, Guarded Vault, Ermac, and Project 1337.

Elastics: AI Agent for Prediction Markets

Project Introduction

Elastics is an AI agent project focused on prediction markets, allowing users to trade with natural language ("Trade with Words"). It uses AI Agents to automatically scan markets, analyze data, execute trades, and manage portfolios and risks. Currently, it primarily connects to major prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi, providing a unified trading interface and access to real-time/historical data.

On May 5, Elastics announced on X platform the completion of a $2 million pre-seed funding round, led by Fist, with participation from A16z, etc.

Interaction Tutorial

STEP 1. Go to the official Discord (Link:https://discord.com/invite/elastics), try to obtain an early role.

STEP 2. Go to the official website (Link:https://app.elastics.ai/sign-in), fill out the whitelist application to gain early access.

Saturn: Bitcoin-Based Digital Credit Stablecoin Protocol

Project Introduction

Saturn is a Bitcoin-based digital credit stablecoin protocol, driven by Strategy (related to MicroStrategy/Michael Saylor)'s STRC product, aiming to provide 11%+ Bitcoin-backed yields for DeFi.

On May 7, Saturn announced on X platform the completion of a $2 million seed round, led by The Spartan Group. Additionally, on May 6, Saturn's official announcement stated that 5% of the total token supply will be distributed to users who participated in interactions during Season 1.

Interaction Tutorial

STEP 1. Go to the website (Link:https://app.saturn.credit/), click "CONNECT WALLET" to complete personal account login.

STEP 2. Deposit stable USDC to mint sUSDat / srUSDat, and place srUSDat on Pendle as PT/YT to earn points.

Related Questions

QWhat is the main purpose of the Rialo blockchain project, and who led its $20 million seed round funding?

ARialo is positioned as a 'Real-World Blockchain' aimed at solving the pain points of traditional blockchains in real-world applications, making decentralized applications as easy to use, high-performance, and seamlessly integrated with real-world data as Web2 applications. Its $20 million seed round in August 2025 was led by Pantera Capital.

QWhat are the two primary steps for users to start interacting with the Rialo testnet, according to the tutorial?

AThe two primary steps are: 1) Go to the Rialo Playground website and click 'Sign in' to register an account. 2) After logging in, click 'Account' and then 'Request devnet $RIALO' to claim test tokens.

QWhat is the core function of the Elastics project, and what was the amount and lead investor of its recent pre-seed funding?

AElastics is an AI agent project focused on prediction markets, allowing users to trade using natural language. It recently completed a $2 million pre-seed funding round, which was led by Fist.

QWhat is the basis of the Saturn protocol's stablecoin and what incentive did it announce for its Season 1 participants?

ASaturn is a stablecoin protocol based on Bitcoin digital credit, driven by products from Strategy (related to MicroStrategy/Michael Saylor). It announced that it will distribute 5% of its total token supply to users who participated in interactions during Season 1.

QWhat are the three projects mentioned in the article that recently announced fundraising successes, and what are their respective total raised amounts?

AThe three projects are Rialo, Elastics, and Saturn. Rialo raised $20 million in seed funding. Elastics raised $2 million in pre-seed funding. Saturn raised $2 million in seed funding.

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