RAID IN REVIEW: $Ape Climbs The Mindshare Leaderboards And Gains Liquidity After Expanding To Solana, According To ApeCoin’s 0xSimpleFarmer
- Kyle

- Sep 20
- 2 min read
Ten days after ApeCoin landed in the Solana trenches, the token’s Head of DeFi, 0xSimpleFarmer, took to the timeline with a RAID in Review post that highlighted the success $Ape is having beyond the swamp, while announcing that the tokens next stop will be Hyperliquid!
Between $Ape staking opportunities on Solana’s biggest DEXes, Meteora and Jupiter, perpetual trading on Quanto, and an assortment of other partnerships and collaborations with leading dApps in the ecosystem, Project RAID, short for Rapid ApeCoin Integration Deployment, a new initiative aimed at hyper-financializing $Ape and making the token accessible to a whole new audience, has been anything but boring!

With ape-ish announcement after ape-ish announcement filling the timeline with vibes, ApeCoin’s wonk, 0xSimpleFarmer, wrote an article making it clear that these moves aren’t just great headlines, they are moving the needle and proliferating primates!
“We’re cementing ApeCoin as a perpetual winning machine: a culture token and a community that stays front and center on the timeline. As a result of Project R.A.I.D, $APE has surged back into the top 25 by mindshare per the Messari leaderboard for the first time since TGE.”
Social metrics weren’t the only place RAID was having an impact. 0xSimpleFarmer went on to announce that the coin cleared $5 million worth of trade volume on Solana on day one and that going crosschain has added over $1 million in sell-side liquidity for $Ape, which in short is bullish!
“This matters because additional sell-side liquidity delivers a more meaningful tokenomics advantage than ‘buybacks,’”he explained. “As it enables ApeCoin to absorb greater sell pressure and establish stronger conditions for sustained upward price action.”
Looking ahead, 0xSimpleFarmer and the ApeCo team hope to continue Project RAID’s momentum by bringing $Ape to Hyperliquid next.






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