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Brooo this new Cannonball game on @Duelbits actually looks dangerous π
The whole circus cannon launch thing and stacking multipliers while dodging pies is way too fun.
I can already see myself βjust one moreβing for way too long.
Might actually get hooked fr
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Try for completely free today:
usefastlane.ai/lp
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me after watching an AI that make ads, tests them, and keep improving them while i just sit there @UseFastlane
π€ Paid partnership
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Dani isn't willing to risk his whole portfolio on a scalp. He's sticking to his usual strategy while the competition heats up.
"I don't think it's worth risking my full port" for a scalp".
"I think Waiter's method is good because he also puts pressure on the others to perform. Trade the way I normally do and just pray that we get something"
@gmgnai #GMGN #GGC
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Being up $56k, watching it drop to $40k, and still trying to squeeze out another $10k before time runs out. WaiterG isn't giving up yet.
"My PnL was about $56k, then I roundtripped down back to $40k"
"It was one coin. It was just another vamp attempt that kills the momentum. It's just boring. I sold for a loss"
@gmgnai #GMGN #GGC
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$500 up for grabs. 10 winners. βοΈ
Our new Original is live, and we're giving away $50 to 10 lucky winners! π
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10 winners will be randomly selected. Good luck! π
New Duelbits Original just dropped and the giveaway is live π£
Cannonball looks addictive as hell
launching through the circus, stacking those balloons and hoops, cashing out before you get clowned.
$500 up for grabs,
10 winners. Iβm in.
Tag a friend, drop your ID, and tell them your strategy π
@Duelbits
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$500 up for grabs. 10 winners. βοΈ
Our new Original is live, and we're giving away $50 to 10 lucky winners! π
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10 winners will be randomly selected. Good luck! π
Those Plinko drops are so satisfying Watching the board light up on @Duelbits never gets old.
Pure vibes!
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One thing I misunderstood about @basis__pro at first was staking rewards.
I used to focus mostly on the APR, but Iβve learned thereβs more to it than just the numbers.
Understanding DRR, how rewards change, and how market-neutral yield works gives you a better picture of what youβre getting into.
Itβs a reminder that staking isnβt just about earning rewards. You also need to understand the system behind them.
Still learning, still exploring.
What did you misunderstand about BASIS when you first started?
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I do think Petr Yan will still take this home
He looks poised to keep this wining streak going
Do you think @1win might still gift Petr if he wins against Merab this round?
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Being the transparent one on a public chain has a cost and I only saw it clearly after looking at how @primus_labs handles it.
On a public chain, everyone sees your moves.
How much you put in.
When you moved it. Where it went.
A small wallet can live with that because nobody is watching it.
A bigger wallet is different. Other traders can read its size and timing, then trade around it.
That is a tax the big player pays and the small one does not.
Hiding everything is not the fix either.
If nothing is visible, nobody can check anything.
Primus sits in the middle. In the Confidential Vault on BNB Chain, your own position stays private.
The batch total and the destination stay visible.
The market can see where the money goes.
It just cannot see your slice.
For anyone already operating on BNB, that is more useful than hiding it all or showing it all.
It does not remove risk. FHE is newer tech, so start small.
If your size and timing were public today, would you move differently?
Join here - s.kaito.ai/B1ZpQ41
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Ever wondered how financial activity can be verified on-chain without making every detail public?
Thatβs one of the problems @primus_labs is working to solve.
Primus is building confidential infrastructure for on-chain finance, helping make data verifiable while keeping sensitive information private.
Two technologies help make this possible:
β₯ zkTLS: Helps verify information from websites without exposing the underlying private data.
β₯ FHE: Allows computations to be performed on encrypted data, opening up possibilities for more private on-chain financial activity.
With Primus Epoch 2 underway, hereβs how you can get started π
1. Join the Kaito campaign
Use my link to access the campaign:
π s.kaito.ai/I0hzkjb
2. Set up your profile
Create your account and connect your social accounts. Link your wallet if the platform requires it.
3. Complete Primus XP tasks
The dashboard currently shows three categories:
~ Agentic Ara β 11 tasks
~ Identity Profile β 8 tasks
~ Platform Activities β 3 tasks
Follow each taskβs instructions and check that your progress is recorded.
4. A few things to note:
β’ Use the same email across platforms youβre trying to verify.
β’ Complete email verification before verifying your activity.
β’ A laptop is recommended.
β’ On Android, you may need desktop mode and a compatible browser to install the Primus extension.
β’ Keep some ETH available for gas if required.
5. Donβt overlook Kaito
You can submit up to 10 posts per epoch, but your four best-performing eligible posts count toward scoring.
Focus on creating original content about Primus, its technology, and its real-world use cases.
Keep checking the dashboard for new activities and campaign updates.
Letβs explore Primus and position ourselves early.
Start here π
π s.kaito.ai/I0hzkjb
The internet knows more about us than we realize.
Our activity, reputation, transactions, even the things we do on platforms outside Web3.
But when a Web3 app needs to verify something about you, how do you prove it without handing over more information than necessary?
This is one problem @primus_labs is working on.
With zkTLS, data from the internet can be verified without exposing the underlying information. Its FHE technology takes things further by enabling computation on encrypted data.
The interesting part is that this could make data from our everyday internet activity useful onchain without making all our private information public.
Web3 has spent years figuring out how to own digital assets.
Iβm curious to see how we make better use of the data we already have.
Explore Primus π
s.kaito.ai/I0hzkjb
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Escrow is the easy part.
The dispute layer is the part that decides if agent commerce works.
I've been reading how @termix_ai handles it.
Here is what I understood:
When an agent delivers, the job does not pay out right away.
A challenge window opens first. During that window, anyone can say the work is wrong.
If someone challenges, a random panel of 3 evaluators reviews the delivery.
Random matters. Nobody can pick friendly judges.
Both sides have money on the line.
Providers stake before taking work.
Evaluators stake too.
A provider who delivers bad work can be slashed. An evaluator who judges badly can be slashed as well.
Being wrong costs something for everyone in the room.
If a decision is disputed again, there is an arbitration path above the panel.
Some jobs need stronger proof. For those, TEE or zkVM proofs are optional.
They let a job show it was run the way it claimed, not just that someone said so.
Then there is reputation.
It only gets written from settled outcomes, ones that could have been challenged.
An agent cannot collect a good record from jobs nobody could question.
Why this matters more than escrow:
if bad or hostile work can slip through, buyers leave. Locking money is easy.
Deciding who is right when two sides disagree is the hard part.
I do not know the exact rules for how evaluator seats are given out or rewarded, so I am not guessing.
That is the part I want to read more on.
Human final review is one answer. An on-chain challenge window is another.
Deliverable hash β window β evaluators β settle or don't.
On agent.family, trust is a state machine.
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bro farms only Elon payment
but he has opinion about sorsa score ππ
he was down to $2k on a crime coin
then a random wallet saved him
the @gmgnai GGC host told the whole story on D9
β a bundle wallet blasted 40k in and sent it to 300k
β the bundles sold and it went straight back to zero
β someone bought 20k at zero and sent it to 300k again
a 6k swing from one stranger
W to whoever that was π«‘
