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10 weeks ago, I started something I never imagined would take me this far.
Today, I'm grateful to say that I've officially completed the Solana Scholarship, supported by @MancerWork and @SuperteamINDO.🎉
When I first applied, I honestly had no expectations. I was simply curious about Web3 and wanted to understand what this industry was really like. That curiosity pushed me to take a chance and join the live interview.
To be honest, I felt incredibly insecure during the interview. Many of the applicants were amazing people with impressive backgrounds and technical skills. I remember thinking, "There's no way I'll get accepted." But somehow, life had a different plan for me.
When the results were announced, I found myself in Team 8, a team of five consisting of two developers, one marketer, and two business development members. I was the only woman on the team.
I chose the Business Development role because I've always enjoyed building relationships, talking to people, understanding user needs, and helping products grow. My goal is to pursue this path as a professional career in the Web3 industry.
Over the past 10 weeks, our mission was to build a product on the Solana ecosystem. After many discussions and brainstorming sessions, we created @NirvanaInfinit8 , a project focused on simplifying token vesting for founders, project teams, and contributors.
Every week was filled with assignments, weekend classes, team discussions, and constant product improvements. As the Business Development member of the team, I focused on conducting market research, interviewing users, testing our product, and collecting real feedback from potential users.
Looking back, the biggest lesson wasn't about blockchain or token vesting.
It was about people.
I had to step outside my comfort zone, talk to strangers, approach potential users, conduct interviews, find pilot users, and listen to criticism about something we had spent weeks building. Through that experience, I realized that great products are not built from assumptions, they're built from real user problems and honest feedback.
Another lesson I learned is that building in Web3 is never a solo journey. Success comes from collaboration between developers, business development, marketing, and most importantly, the users who are willing to test your product and share their thoughts. Without teamwork and user feedback, even the best idea can easily miss the real problem.
I'm incredibly grateful to Mancer and Superteam Indonesia for giving us this opportunity to learn, build, and grow.
Thank you to everyone who took the time to test Nirvana, report bugs, and share valuable feedback. Every conversation helped us improve the product.
And finally, thank you to my amazing Team 8. Thank you for every discussion, every late-night revision, every challenge, and every lesson we shared throughout these 10 weeks. This experience taught me far more than just Web3 it taught me what real teamwork looks like.
This is only the beginning of my journey.
I still have so much to learn, but today I'm more confident than ever that I want to build my career in Web3. I hope this scholarship becomes the first of many meaningful steps toward becoming a professional in this industry.
On to the next chapter. 🚀💜
One click. One ecosystem. One mission.
Making real-world assets work on-chain with @SimpleChain_RWA.
Some ideas in RWA deserve a proper goodbye.
RIP to the belief that putting real-world assets on-chain is all it takes.
Real RWA infrastructure needs more:
→ Verifiable data
→ Integrated compliance
→ Structured issuance
→ Connected financial rights and cash flows
That's the bigger picture SimpleChain is working toward.
@SimpleChain_RWA #RWA
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GMum💙
Last Wednesday night Karaoke session with friends from the Optimum Community was a lot of fun and everyone had incredible voices
Many thanks to our amazing Mod @CryptoSundayz @PostMaklone and Host @HanumD3e
💍 Will you be my Optimum ?
Together, we can overcome every obstacle, connect every piece, and move forward faster with RLNC.
Just like a strong connection, great things happen when everything works together. With RLNC powering the way, let's build a future where data moves faster, networks become more efficient, and possibilities have no limits.
No more waiting for the perfect moment. Let's make every connection count.
So, will you join me on this journey? 🖤
@get_optimum
CC : @discordflash @CryptoSundayz @PostMaklone
Hanum Daily Tech Insight: Speed = Money
What do blockchain validators and traders have in common?
They both rely heavily on the speed of information.
Validators need to receive block data on time to perform their duties, while traders need market information as quickly as possible to make decisions.
This is where @get_optimum comes in with its Universal Data Acceleration Network, powered by RLNC (Random Linear Network Coding).
This technology helps data travel across networks faster and more efficiently by increasing the chances that received packets contain useful information.
The goal isn't to change how blockchain reaches consensus, but to improve communication efficiency between nodes.
For blockchain validators, faster data propagation can provide an operational advantage. When block information arrives sooner, validators have more time to process it and submit attestations on time. In early Ethereum Mainnet measurements, mump2p showed block propagation 2–4× faster than the native GossipSub baseline.
What about trading?
In financial markets, delays in receiving information can affect how quickly traders respond to market changes. The principle is similar: the more efficiently data moves, the better positioned participants are to react to information on time. That’s why trading is an interesting potential area for data acceleration technology like the one Optimum is building.
In this video, @blockchainjeff explains how speed and efficient data transmission carry economic value for both blockchain validators and traders.
I find it interesting to see how technology initially designed to improve blockchain infrastructure could have broader applications in the financial sector.
Speed is Money. But reliable speed matters even more. ⚡
CC : @CryptoSundayz @discordflash
HanumD retweeted
Had an absolute blast at the @get_optimum Karaoke Night tonight. Massive thanks to the awesome hosts @CryptoSundayz @PostMaklone and @HanumD3e for bringing the best vibes
Asmarajati = HanumD okay don't be salfok salfok guys
Gmum || @get_optimum
So happy to see the Optimum Indonesia community having such a wonderful time at the karaoke event! 🎤😂 Seeing everyone smiling, laughing, and enjoying the moment together really makes me happy. What a fun and memorable time! 💚
@CryptoSundayz @PostMaklone @HanumD3e
Can't Wait!!!
FINAL COUNTDOWN: 3 days left.
The deadline is getting closer.
Finalize your build, check your submission, and make sure everything is ready to go.
⏰ Nov 6, 04:00 UTC
📍 Submit via DoraHacks：dorahacks.io/hackathon/porta…
Three days. One final submission.
love to hear @Nekad95 voice.. 😍
First time joining a karaoke session, and what makes it even more special is that it happened on the day I celebrate another year of life.
A new experience, good vibes, and beautiful memories. Couldn't ask for a better way to celebrate!
And a big thank you to everyone who took the time to send me birthday wishes.
Your kind words, love, and prayers mean so much to me. I'm truly grateful to have shared this special day with all of you. Much love! 🎂💗
@get_optimum
@CryptoSundayz
@PostMaklone
@HanumD3e
happy to see u @SRedofermansyah
Tonight's agenda with @get_optimum :
No discussing RLNC.
No talking about block propagation.
No technical deep dives.
Just me grabbing the mic and enjoying Indonesian Karaoke Night 😂
It's always nice to see the community connecting outside the usual crypto discussions.
Good music, good people, good vibes.
Thanks for hosting this @CryptoSundayz @PostMaklone @HanumD3e
guys that's me with Asmarajati name hehe 😆
Gmum fam
Loved the Optimum Indonesian Karaoke Night!
Shout‑out to hosts @HanumD3e , @PostMaklone & @CryptoSundayz for creating such a warm space for our community. Building together, singing together.
@get_optimum
HanumD retweeted
Gmum fam
Loved the Optimum Indonesian Karaoke Night!
Shout‑out to hosts @HanumD3e , @PostMaklone & @CryptoSundayz for creating such a warm space for our community. Building together, singing together.
@get_optimum
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👉 @get_optimum is a Universal Data Acceleration Network that accelerates blockchain data distribution and provides the missing memory layer for Web3 without changing consensus rules.
🤝 Paid partnership · 🤖 Made with AI
Total Value Boosted has grown by 135,000 $ETH ($324M USD) since launch day. 📈
Track TVB and network performance metrics on the Optimum Hub. hub.getoptimum.xyz
In a world where every move is watched, privacy is more than just an advantage it's a necessity.
Every trade tells a story, but not every story needs to be public. Keep your strategies protected, your intentions private, and your execution discreet.
@GoDark is building a new way to trade perpetual markets without exposing your moves or signaling your strategies.
No exposure. No signaling. Just private execution.
#GoDark Trade Privately. 🖤
Time is running. The shadows are rising. The next move is yours.
In a world where every move can reveal your intentions, privacy becomes your greatest advantage.
@GoDark is built around a different vision of trading where execution stays private, strategies remain protected, and transparency doesn't have to mean exposing everything.
Move quietly. Trade strategically. Stay one step ahead.
GoDark Private execution for a new era of trading.
#GoDark
Some ideas in RWA deserve a proper goodbye.
RIP to the belief that putting real-world assets on-chain is all it takes.
Real RWA infrastructure needs more:
→ Verifiable data
→ Integrated compliance
→ Structured issuance
→ Connected financial rights and cash flows
That's the bigger picture SimpleChain is working toward.
@SimpleChain_RWA #RWA
Hanum’s SimpleChain Insights :How SimpleChain Connects Data, Compliance, and Capital
Real-world assets hold value, but how can that value become accessible to capital markets? Tokenization alone isn't enough. Assets need reliable data, appropriate compliance frameworks, and a structured way to become on-chain financial products.
This is where @SimpleChain_RWA 's core components work together. Granular Data is designed to provide detailed, verifiable asset information, while CaaS (Compliance as a Service) integrates compliance into the infrastructure. Building on these foundations, DataIPO supports the issuance of on-chain financial products backed by verified real-world assets or deals.
The process can be understood as a connected flow: Verified Data → Integrated Compliance → On-Chain Capital. Each layer plays a different role in helping bridge real-world economic activity with blockchain-based finance. Together, they aim to create a more structured path for assets to connect with capital markets.
Reliable data builds the foundation. Compliance builds trust. Issuance connects assets to capital.
Why does quantum computing matter for blockchain?
Quantum computing poses a major challenge to blockchain security because sufficiently powerful quantum computers could break traditional public-key cryptography, putting transactions, wallets, and consensus mechanisms at risk. The challenge is even bigger when we consider that migrating an entire blockchain ecosystem to quantum-resistant cryptography could take years of coordination across wallets, exchanges, bridges, and infrastructure providers.
But quantum computing isn't just a threat; it also creates new opportunities. With approaches like Proof-of-Useful-Work (PoUW), computational power could go beyond traditional hashing and help solve real-world optimization problems while contributing to network security.
The question is no longer just how blockchain can survive the quantum era, but how it can evolve with it.
QMS: Exploring the Quantum Era
Lately, I've been increasingly interested in the quantum narrative in Web3.
The idea that quantum computing could eventually challenge the cryptographic systems protecting today's blockchain infrastructure raises an important question: are blockchains actually ready for that future?
While exploring this space, I came across @QMSNetwork , a Layer-1 blockchain built with the quantum era in mind.
What caught my attention wasn't simply the fact that QMS is post-quantum. What I found more interesting is how QMS approaches the problem from a different angle: it combines post-quantum security with useful computation.
Instead of using computational power only to secure the network, QMS introduces Proof-of-Useful-Work (PoUW), where that computation can also be used to solve real-world optimization problems.
And that's where QMS started to stand out to me.
So, What Makes QMS Different?
1. Proof-of-Useful-Work (PoUW)
Traditional PoW uses computational power mainly to secure the network through hashing.
QMS takes a different approach: the computation can also solve real-world optimization problems.
Enterprise workloads such as portfolio optimization, logistics, and scheduling can be processed by the network, turning mining from purely security-focused computation into useful decentralized computing.
2. Native Post-Quantum Architecture
QMS is designed with post-quantum security from genesis, rather than trying to retrofit an existing blockchain later.
At the same time, its architecture is designed to support quantum hardware in the future.
This creates a path from today's classical computing environment toward the quantum era without requiring a complete migration of the chain.
3. Two Sources of Miner Revenue
This is another interesting part of the model.
Miners can potentially earn from:
Block rewards + Enterprise computation payments
The same computational resources used to participate in network security can also generate revenue by solving useful optimization workloads.
4. EVM Compatibility
QMS also doesn't require developers and users to leave the Ethereum ecosystem.
With EVM compatibility, existing smart contracts, wallets, and developer tools can remain part of the experience while moving toward post-quantum infrastructure.
- What Does QMS Focus On?
At its core, QMS brings together three things:
Post-Quantum Security + Decentralized Computing + EVM Compatibility
It aims to protect blockchain infrastructure from future quantum threats while creating a marketplace where computational resources can solve real-world problems.
- Why Does This Matter?
What makes the idea interesting is that QMS is designed to have utility before and after the quantum era.
Today, it can operate using classical hardware and function as a decentralized compute marketplace. If quantum computers eventually threaten traditional cryptography such as ECDSA, QMS is designed with post-quantum mechanisms to protect the network and provide recovery paths for legacy accounts.
- Who Uses QMS?
The ecosystem is aimed at enterprise clients that need complex optimization, classical and future quantum miners providing computing power, and EVM developers and users looking for a path toward post-quantum infrastructure.
- How Does QMS Work?
At a high level, clients submit optimization problems such as QUBO, while miners compete to solve them through Proof-of-Useful-Work. Valid computation contributes to block production, while the best solutions can receive enterprise payments. Alongside this, QMS uses a post-quantum finality layer while maintaining EVM execution.
The Bigger Picture
For me, the interesting part of QMS isn't simply “a blockchain that is ready for quantum.”
It's the combination of useful computation, post-quantum security, EVM compatibility, and a dual-revenue model in one network.
And that's what makes the QMS narrative worth exploring.
#QMS0902
Hanum Daily Tech Insight: Speed = Money
What do blockchain validators and traders have in common?
They both rely heavily on the speed of information.
Validators need to receive block data on time to perform their duties, while traders need market information as quickly as possible to make decisions.
This is where @get_optimum comes in with its Universal Data Acceleration Network, powered by RLNC (Random Linear Network Coding).
This technology helps data travel across networks faster and more efficiently by increasing the chances that received packets contain useful information.
The goal isn't to change how blockchain reaches consensus, but to improve communication efficiency between nodes.
For blockchain validators, faster data propagation can provide an operational advantage. When block information arrives sooner, validators have more time to process it and submit attestations on time. In early Ethereum Mainnet measurements, mump2p showed block propagation 2–4× faster than the native GossipSub baseline.
What about trading?
In financial markets, delays in receiving information can affect how quickly traders respond to market changes. The principle is similar: the more efficiently data moves, the better positioned participants are to react to information on time. That’s why trading is an interesting potential area for data acceleration technology like the one Optimum is building.
In this video, @blockchainjeff explains how speed and efficient data transmission carry economic value for both blockchain validators and traders.
I find it interesting to see how technology initially designed to improve blockchain infrastructure could have broader applications in the financial sector.
Speed is Money. But reliable speed matters even more. ⚡
CC : @CryptoSundayz @discordflash
Trick or treat? 🎃
This little wizard has a pumpkin, a mysterious glow, and a few secrets hidden in the fog. 👀🌫️
Careful where you wander tonight… you might run into @get_optimum ! 🖤
CC : @cryptooflashh @blockchainjeff @CryptoSundayz @PostMaklone
Hari ini, aku mengadakan X Space untuk membahas sebuah pertanyaan sederhana tetapi cukup menarik:
"Apakah komunitas benar-benar penting di dunia Web3?"
Aku berkesempatan berbincang dengan beberapa orang dari latar belakang yang berbeda-beda, tetapi memiliki pengalaman dalam mengelola dan menjadi bagian dari berbagai komunitas Web3.
Hal yang paling menarik bagiku adalah perspektif yang mereka sampaikan bukan sekadar teori atau kata-kata semata. Semuanya berasal dari pengalaman nyata, hal-hal yang mereka lihat, temui, dan pelajari selama perjalanan mereka di dunia komunitas Web3.
Satu hal yang bisa aku ambil dari diskusi tadi adalah bahwa komunitas lebih dari sekadar angka, obrolan yang ramai, role di Discord, ataupun reward yang kita dapatkan.
Sebuah proyek mungkin dimulai dengan teknologi hebat, ide inovatif, dan pendanaan yang kuat. Namun, untuk membangun ekosistem yang berkelanjutan, dibutuhkan orang-orang yang percaya, mau berkontribusi, memberikan feedback, saling mendukung, dan tumbuh bersama.
Menjadi bagian dari komunitas seharusnya bukan hanya tentang mengejar airdrop, mengumpulkan role, atau menunggu insentif. Ada banyak nilai lain yang jauh lebih besar, seperti koneksi, pengetahuan, pengalaman, kolaborasi, dan kesempatan untuk belajar satu sama lain.
Bagi para founder dan project builder, jangan melihat komunitas hanya sebagai angka atau sumber engagement. Dengarkan mereka, hargai kontribusinya, dan libatkan mereka dalam perjalanan membangun proyek.
Karena pada akhirnya, teknologi mungkin menjadi alasan seseorang mengenal sebuah proyek, tetapi kepercayaan, hubungan, dan pengalaman bersama bisa menjadi alasan mereka untuk tetap bertahan.
Kita bukan hanya membangun komunitas untuk mendukung sebuah proyek. Kita sedang membangun komunitas untuk bersama-sama membangun masa depan Web3.
Bagaimana menurut kalian? Punya pengalaman atau cerita menarik selama menjadi bagian dari komunitas Web3? Yuk, berbagi di kolom komentar. Siapa tahu kita bisa saling belajar dari pengalaman masing-masing! ❤️
