Looked through Citrus by @FamousFoxFed. Lots of features: pool offers that re-create after repayment, LTV-based offers, reborrow, Buy Now Pay Later, selling collateral on Tensor and CSV export of loan history. The in-app reward is "Juice": 5 Juice per SOL of repaid volume, redeemable every 24h. But TokenGems lists Citrus under $FOXY, and I couldn't find $FOXY explained anywhere in the app.

Question: how are $FOXY and Juice connected, if at all?

Suggestion: add a one-page "Fees & Rewards" doc covering any platform fees, the Juice rules and $FOXY's role.$FOXY is a gem!

Explored @qlockCEO's site. It's detailed: XRPL escrow via Xaman, the NEV369 post-quantum L1 (Dilithium5, 369 NEV per block, 369,369,369 cap), a NEV-Ethereum bridge and the GodShield API. But the site never mentions Solana or the $QLE token listed here. Mining also starts with "curl ... install.sh | bash", and the Windows build isn't code-signed yet.

Question: what does $QLE on Solana actually do? Is it linked to NEV, escrow fees or GodShield plans?

Suggestion: add a short "$QLE" section with its role and mint address, and publish checksums/signatures for miner releases on GitHub.$QLE is a gem!

Tried @FireumApp. The "Docs" menu item opens docs.html, which is just a short FAQ, and fireum.app/docs returns 404. The FAQ says a "planned protocol tax" goes 50% to eligible $FIREUM holders and 50% to buyback & lock, with eligible holders growing from top 25 to 200 by week 4.

Question: what is the tax rate, and how is "eligible" checked: a balance snapshot or holding time?

Suggestion: publish a real docs page with the tax %, the buyback/lock wallet address and a public weekly list of eligible holders, so anyone can verify it on Solscan.$FIREUM is a gem!