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YC retweeted
Absolute gem @VaultlingsNFT is.
These agents are going to be crazy.
I sat in on two Spaces with Vaultlings and was highly impressed.
The @TheSuitedApes partnership, it was on my radar once they annnounced it because those guys don't miss.
Congratulations to the team and ultimately the community who embraced these tiny creatures.
YC retweeted
collab secured with @hypestgg
this is a pretty hyped upcoming NFT collection you don't wanna miss out on.
i'll be giving away 15 WL spots to my community!!
to enter:
✅ follow @hypestgg + @defimaestro90
❤️ like & repost
💬 drop your EVM wallet addresses in the comments
winners in 24 jours ⏳
good luck 🍀
YC retweeted
What if you could prove something about your data without revealing the data itself?
Think about your financial records.
You might want to prove that you have a certain account balance, a reliable financial history, or enough income to qualify for a service.
But proving any of these things shouldn't mean handing over access to all your financial information.
This is one of the challenges facing blockchain applications today.
Blockchains make it possible to verify transactions and share information across networks. However, putting sensitive personal or financial information into an on-chain application creates a difficult question: how do you verify what is true without exposing what should remain private?
Consider someone applying for a loan through a blockchain-based platform.
The platform may need evidence of their financial history before making a decision. A screenshot might be easy to share, but it may not provide reliable proof that the information is genuine.
Sharing an entire financial record, on the other hand, could reveal much more than the platform actually needs.
So the user faces two competing needs: prove enough to be trusted, but reveal only what is necessary.
The same challenge can arise with trading records, personal credentials, business information, and other data that applications may need to assess.
This is the problem @primus_labs is working to address.
According to its documentation, Primus is building a privacy and verification layer that uses cryptographic technologies to help applications verify information while protecting sensitive data.
The idea is important because useful information doesn't have to be public information.
The real challenge is making private data useful without making privacy the price of using it.
And that's where the conversation around Primus begins.
Would you be comfortable sharing your entire financial history with an application just to prove one specific fact, or should you be able to prove that fact without revealing everything?
Join me here: s.kaito.ai/iIn9QZI
YC retweeted
interesting, out of 852 @ritualfnd airdrop eligible wallets
3 persons claimed 25% of total $RITUAL airdrop from different 210 wallets within few seconds after it went live
so total of 12.7M tokens out of total 50M airdrop pool went to these 3 persons
person/cluster 1 :
0x97cb7de521f67926e48e87881284c8c4256586be
received 7.5M $RITUAL tokens claimed from 126 different wallets out of which 102 wallets sent within 30 seconds and rest 24 within 1minute
which cannot be done manually
person/cluster 2 :
0x6fa34d260152df28bd51cb5b872b71c7e3061e63
received 2.9M $RITUAL airdrop tokens claimed from 47 different wallets within 4-5seconds which clearly shows these were automated (botted transactions)
person/cluster 3 :
0x5efdf02e21bb10cb0c232b33438eebed490f78b2
received 2.3M $RITUAL airdrop tokens claimed from 37 different wallets within 1-5 minutes
that is total of 12.5M tokens which represents 25% of total airdrop pool
keep in mind only 409 wallets have claimed till now and 443 are yet to claim, so its gonna go more ugly
and also there are lot of small clusters where few wallets received from 5-10 different claimers but those are community friends helping each other deposit since MEXC is restricted in many regions
so we can ignore them
• @ritualfnd airdrop has been disappointing they promised 0.5% 50M tokens to community but :
> only 852 wallets are eligible
> only 172 wallets have claimed yet
> total 9.6M $RITUAL
> total worth $211k right now
top claimers :
186,939 $RITUAL × (10wallets)
109,047 $RITUAL x (1wallet)
62,313 $RITUAL × (92wallets)
28,040 $RITUAL × (69wallets)
i built a site for top airdrop claimers
link : ritualtrack.vercel.app/
its been almost 4hours since ritual went live and token has been dumping aggressively from $800m fdv to $220m fdv now
were you eligible ?
YC retweeted
one thing about trading is that you won’t always have a position worth entering.
sometimes, you just have to wait for the right opportunity and that’s one of the things grvt 2.0 is looking to change.
@grvt_io is planning to introduce features that give users more ways to use their capital.
a quick look at what grvt 2.0 has in store
<> grvt earn: fixed-income strategies targeting up to 11% yield, with no guarantee of returns.
<> stable funding perps: access stocks, forex, commodities and indices with zero trading fees and funding settled once daily.
<> yield as margin: use eligible earn balances as margin for trading while continuing to earn yield.
<> grvt 2.0 app: a refreshed self-custodial experience that brings funds together in one account.
grvt is also aiming to offer 1,000+ markets by december 2026, big if true.
what do you think about grvt’s plans for 2.0?
It all starts from the Genesis.
Harnessing even a fraction of those 380 septillion watts changes the equation
GENESIS: THE AGE OF STORED LIGHT
The Sun puts out about 380 septillion watts.
Earth catches less than a billionth of it, and all of humanity runs on roughly 20 terawatts. The rest pours off into empty space.
In 1964, astronomer Kardashev proposed measuring a civilization by a single number: how much energy it can harness.
Type I commands its planet.
Type II commands its star.
Genesis is the first step toward Type II.
Around the first star, the sphere is rising. Each cell is a collector, drawing raw power from the star and banking it. Every second, the reserve grows.
Even when a sphere seals and the epoch moves to a new star, the old cells keep harvesting the star they enclose.
Genesis is the reserve. Everything after draws from it.
The archives speak of what comes next: worlds that won't wake without power. Routes between stars that open only for those who can pay the toll in energy. And something out past the last sphere that has been waiting a very long time for someone to arrive with enough power to answer it.
No one knows yet how much it will take. Those who stored energy during Genesis will be the first to find out.
Welcome onboard Agentdojo, this is a good step towards greater heights.
Waitlist for Rarelist still on: rarelist.io/r/0xYCcrypt
We’re excited to announce a new partnership with @agentdojo
Agent Dojo is an arena where you train AI agents, watch them evolve, and send them into battle against each other.
We’re launching a campaign for them at an early stage: rarelist.io/projects/agent-d…
Dates: Oct 23 - Nov 06
Still early on Rarelist
Join the waitlist: rarelist.io/r/0xYCcrypt
YC retweeted
Happy sunday guys. Today I want to remind you that talk is cheap. Actions and delivery is expensive
I checked the TermiX marketplace, and its agent leaderboard ranks providers by jobs delivered.
Some agents have completed hundreds of jobs.
That tells me something important about this space.
The real test is more than how impressive an agent sounds on X.
It’s whether people can actually use it to get work done.
That’s the part of @termix_ai I’m watching this new epoch.
Less noise. More proof.
YC retweeted
security is something the crypto industry can’t afford to ignore, especially with quantum computing advancing
@Starknet is taking steps to prepare for future security threats through two important features: hash-based STARK proofs and programmable accounts
→ hash-based STARK proofs
starknet uses STARK proofs to verify that transactions and computations are valid without having to repeat all the work. these proofs rely on hash functions rather than elliptic curve cryptography, which is important when preparing for potential quantum threats
→ programmable accounts
starknet accounts are smart contracts, which means their security rules can be updated. users can potentially adopt new signature methods, including quantum resistant ones, without changing their wallet address
let’s look at it this way: if the security method protecting your wallet becomes unsafe in the future, starknet’s programmable accounts could let you switch to a more secure method without having to create a new wallet or move your funds
together, these features give starknet more flexibility to adapt as security technology evolves
tldr: starknet is preparing for future security challenges with hash-based STARK proofs and programmable accounts that can adapt to new cryptographic methods.
