Bill

Hi all @syscoin community should withdraw their balances from @binance soon as possible, you should keep it in your own custody and not another exchange. Atleast for time being, we will also have new opportunities to hold/store coins within zkSYS but the best strategy is likely to start Sentry Nodes to help the network. Always remember not your keys not your coins. We welcome traders on exchanges but I do not recommend it as a replacement as a wallet to store coins long-term. Use @PaliWallet or Syscoin core. Ask for support within discord or our community channels we are always ready to help.

Intelligence must become decentralized. I propose a theory of truth and computation grounded in observer impact, the thermodynamic cost of bits, and decentralized ethics. AGI alignment isn't a top-down control problem—it’s a bottom-up substrate design challenge. Openness, verifiability, and observation shape emergent intelligence. Here’s my theory of programmable reality 👇 jsidhu.medium.com/truth-stat…

Been obsessively working on @PaliWallet to up the quality level to match or exceed @MetaMask but support UTXO and EVM networks natively. I'm not sure there are many open-src extension wallets with HW support that natively work with UTXO and EVM with web3 DApp support. Fully localized to 9 different languages. A few unique things this opens up. 1) DApps for @Bitcoin and UTXO networks natively. We abstract utxo calls with web3 calls so its a familiar experience yet retain change addresses, bip84 and all of the stuff that makes BTC and UTXO chains resilient. 2) We enable easy RPC integrations for both chain types with auto searching for RPC providers, using @Trezor blockbook as a backend for UTXO and web3 RPC with API (etherscan/blockscout) support for EVM networks. We prefer open source, non-tracking web3 RPC endpoints and score and rate them accordingly as well as do latency average checks with batch calls prior to letting user select them. This enables minimal quality metrics that must pass in order to even use them. 3) Full HW support across the spectrum, from using Syscoin's SPTs to EVM ERC721, ERC20, ERC1155 and all the variants, hardware wallet support through native app usage but also DApp usage is supported OOTB. 4) XPUB, bip32, bip84 and storing encrypted XPRV with salted seed phrases (not as strings) to avoid tampering, spoofing and only creating signer objects storing private key material at the time of signing and wiped subsequently. Because security and privacy matters. 5) Full custom request pipelining support for custom DApp flows (not sure metamask does this) so we can enable swapping network types (utxo vs evm) and many middlewares to ensure the user is on the right network/account prior to requests being processed. Sensible defaults to avoid inconvenient switches causing annoyance. 6) Attention to detail. You will see it and feel it when you use the extension. We will pay for ppl to find bugs even UX glitches. I want this to be the best quality experience for an open source wallet that fully supports BTC and other UTXO chains as well as EVMs. If you have thoughts provide them in discussions on the github. 7) Speed! From derivation to loading the extension (used an offscreen.html trick to get it to load in under a second). Everything was done with performance AND security in mind. I know most users don't have patience yet don't want to get things wrong when using crypto. The balance has been weighted towards security for too long, we can make great UX experiences with tools at our disposal now without sacrificing. We can now build DApp flows with Bitcoin natively as well as integrating @syscoin's unique USP advantage as a merge-mined dual UTXO/EVM chain. Many other UTXO networks supported and it will auto-search to enable them. I basically vibe coded all this over the last few weeks, replacing all of the existing flows that took over 3-4 years to do. Most of it was quality work but needed to be brought up-to-speed. According to @cursor team I am in the top 0.1% of all users on their platform, probably racked up $5k-$7k+ in bills using Opus just in the last weeks. Tons of realization on using AI tools to solve hard problems and refactor/build large codebases. We will leverage these learnings to create recursive development loops with AI agents doing all of the heavy lifting going forward. You can see the work, all open source and test it yourself. We are in a new era of software development and quickly racing to make software in general commoditized and table-stakes for any product. It still requires senior engineer eyes to make something work but Opus in general is very good, better than anything else out there but it is $$$ to use. By next year I guess even a senior engineer won't need to oversee the work to micromanage agents. Front-end extension: github.com/syscoin/pali-wall… Backend keyring and utils: github.com/syscoin/sysweb3/p… Now that this is finishing up, on to other fun stuff to finish coding up. #zkSYS #BTCBridge imgur.com/a/IubXnr8