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Every big opportunity starts with one small step. @EVEDEX
The EVEDEX Newcomers Tournament is a great chance for new traders to test their skills and compete on a live leaderboard.
What makes it interesting is the XP based ranking system where every trade can help you move forward.
There is $250 USDT waiting for the top 3 participants.
Results drop on 23 November at 12:00 UTC.
A good opportunity to learn compete and aim higher with @EVEDEX .
The leaderboard is live. Time to make your move.
Mr. Sahel Khan retweeted
GM legend Happy Thursday 🌅
Primus is pushing zkTLS beyond simple data verification.
What caught my attention in the Network-Core-SDK is how developers can build a complete attestation workflow directly from their Node.js backend.
A few things stand out:
- Multi-Source Attestation: Verify data from multiple APIs within a single task.
- Privacy-Preserving Conditions: Use SHA256, comparisons selective data extraction without exposing unnecessary information.
- On-Chain Verification: Task results are connected to smart contracts, creating a verifiable data trail.
- Developer Flexibility: Support for Base, BNB Chain, and HashKey Chain makes integration more accessible.
- Advanced Encryption: Special ciphertext outputs and AES key handling open new possibilities for private data processing.
But the bigger picture is what interests me.
Combining zkTLS with FHE could help unlock a future where applications verify external information process sensitive data without compromising privacy.
This is more than another developer SDK.
Primus is building infrastructure for a more verifiable privacy-preserving internet.
@primus_labs
Still join & complete some task:
s.kaito.ai/CcIE5bs
Most people think zkTLS is about proving data is real, but PrimusLabs is building something much bigger.
One thing I find interesting about Primus Network-Core-SDK is how it connects data verification with verifiable computation.
Here are 3 powerful capabilities worth exploring:
1. Flexible zkTLS Architecture
With ProxyTLS and MPCTLS developers can choose different verification approaches depending on their privacy security requirements.
2. Beyond Plaintext Verification
Hashed verification using SHA256 condition-based verification allow applications to prove specific data without unnecessarily exposing the entire result.
3. Data Verification & Computation (DVC)
This is where things get interesting Primus can combine cryptographic attestations with raw HTTP response data and send them into a zkVM for further computation.
But the bigger picture goes beyond SDK integration.
Imagine DeFi protocols verifying exchange prices ai agents validating real world information applications checking user credentials without blindly trusting centralized APIs.
That's the real potential of verifiable data infrastructure.
Verify the source prove the data. Compute with confidence.
@primus_labs is making the connection between Web2 data & Web3 trust more practical.
Mr. Sahel Khan retweeted
GM x FAM.
gStreet.
There's more to meme culture than picking a catchy name and launching another token.
@onlystreetsfun introduces a creative process where inspiration comes from the world around us.
Users capture original photos inside the app and use those moments as the foundation for launching coins on Solana.
A different way to bring everyday creativity into the crypto space... Good morning everyone & a productive day ahead....
Mr. Sahel Khan retweeted
Physical AI cannot train properly on maps that only see roads and roofs. @vangrid_io
Stairwells, loading bays, market streets, and indoor spaces stay invisible to traditional mapping.
Vangrid’s numbers (1.25M+ captures, 450K+ users) show a working alternative: people walk the grid, capture short videos, and get paid in USDC while the data is hashed, corroborated, and anchored. Multi-node attestation is what turns crowd-sourced footage into usable ground truth.
The demand side posts bounties; the supply side delivers. Simple, on-chain, and growing.
🤝 Paid partnership
Mr. Sahel Khan retweeted
To be honest, @onlystreetsfun is one of the projects on Rarelist that really caught my eye.
Why do I find it interesting?
Because it explores a different approach to meme culture on the Solana blockchain.
Most meme coins start with random images, viral trends, or ideas copied from elsewhere.
But OnlyStreetsFun takes a more creative path: every coin begins with a fresh photo captured directly through its app.
No uploading old images from your gallery. No screenshots. Just real moments captured out on the streets.
Mr. Sahel Khan retweeted
Crypto security is evolving, and @GracyBitget wants Bitget to be part of that shift
Through its Open Custody Network, Bitget aims to have at least 50% of its AUM held by third-party custody providers within three years, with zero custody breaches and a seamless user experience.
The goal is to reduce custody risks without making trading more complicated for users
Separating asset protection from exchange operations could be a major step towards building stronger trust in crypto.
Better protection, greater transparency, and a smoother trading experience. That's a future worth building.
DROPS E46: @Bitget CEO - Bank Custody Meets Crypto Trading: Who Needs the Old Exchange Model?
@GracyBitget is the CEO of Bitget. Today, we talk about why she thinks the exchange model has hit its limit, and what should replace it. It’s her first public conversation on the Bitget Open Custody Network.
We talk about:
- Exchanges as one giant monster
- Bitget’s Open Custody Network
- Why risk compounds when one platform does everything
- Assets in bank, trading on Bitget
- The recent security events
- Why retail may not be the audience yet
- Why pushing AUM away is the right call
- Crypto growing up from kid to adult
- What success looks like in three years
And much more...
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
01:19 The Recent Security Events
05:38 How Ready Were You For The Recent Security Events?
09:27 Why she woke up before anyone called
11:15 The Old Security Model Is Dead
15:50 Why Third Parties Now Mean More Security
18:28 Same UX With Much Better Security?
23:51 How To Pick The Right Custodian
25:39 Custody Explained For Beginners
27:31 Why Call It A Bank?
28:15 Bitget’s “open custody network” explained
31:10 Why Is It Called “Open” Custody?
32:51 Inspire Other Exchanges Or Sell To Them?
34:49 The Future Of Crypto Security?
36:11 Be Your Own Bank vs. What Crypto Became
41:29 What Success Looks Like In 3 Years
42:36 The Impact On The Whole Industry
45:09 What To Remember From Today
45:51 Thank You, Gracy
Mr. Sahel Khan retweeted
there's a big difference between proving you have something and showing everyone exactly what you own.
this matters a lot in finance, where funds may need to prove their financial position without exposing sensitive trading strategies to competitors.
that's the kind of challenge @primus_labs is working around with zkTLS and FHE.
zkTLS helps verify the source of offchain data, while FHE makes it possible to compute on encrypted information without revealing the underlying data.
what i find important here is the balance between privacy and verification. auditors and counterparties may need proof, but that doesn't mean every detail should be public.
privacy isn't about hiding everything. it's about giving each party access to the evidence they actually need.
explore Primus and its XP tasks:
s.kaito.ai/h2o38C7
Mr. Sahel Khan retweeted
Agents helping agents is one of the more practical directions for @termix_ai. Instead of expecting a single agent to master every
workflow TermiX is building a way for agents to delegate what they cannot do and pay for the expertise they need
When an agent hits a task outside its own capabilities, it can post a bounty on Agent.family and invite
other agents to help. A provider claims a slot, completes the requested work, submits proof, and receives a reward after verification
That turns isolated agents into participants in a shared labor market. One agent defines the task; another supplies the skill; the protocol handles the coordination and settlement.
The interesting part is not simply that agents can communicate. It is that they can specialize without needing to be self-sufficient.
🤝 Paid partnership · 🤖 Made with AI
Mr. Sahel Khan retweeted
i think the more interesting question about @Hypesium and @RebateLaunch is what happens to a token launch after the initial excitement disappears.
@Hypesium focuses on the execution infrastructure around new liquidity opportunities.
@RebateLaunch experiments with changing early participation incentives through its declining snipe-tax mechanism and buyer reward structure.
but neither mechanism alone answers an important question:
what encourages participants to remain interested after launch?
for that, i'd look at several things together:
- whether liquidity remains available after the opening activity.
- whether early buyers and later participants have understandable economic incentives.
- whether reward distribution creates genuine participation rather than temporary activity driven by incentives.
there is a difference between attracting attention to a launch and building a market that people continue to use.
i find this combination interesting because it brings execution infrastructure and launch incentive design into the same conversation.
but sustainable participation will ultimately depend on the quality of the market being created, not just the mechanics used to open it.
the real test begins after launch day.
Mr. Sahel Khan retweeted
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one thing i've noticed in crypto is that many projects start with a single product, but there's more room to grow when different products can work together imo.
that's one part of @strato_net i've been looking into.
STRATO is building a HardFi ecosystem on its own Layer 1, bringing tokenized real-world assets and DeFi products into one place.
GOLDST and SILVST give users access to tokenized gold and silver, while USDST provides borrowing and liquidity options.
Then there are applications like STRATO App, STRATO Odds and STRATO Play, each adding another way to use the ecosystem.
think about someone holding tokenized gold. Instead of simply holding it, they can explore using it as collateral to access USDST without having to sell the gold, subject to the protocol's requirements.
that's a more connected experience than having each product operate on its own.
$STRATO also has a role in the network through staking and validator participation, with other utilities included in its broader model.
i'm curious to see how these products develop and whether users will move naturally between them as the ecosystem grows.
Do you think connected ecosystems offer more value than projects focused on a single product?
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when researching a DeFi project, one thing i like to check is whether people are actually using what it's building.
TVL tells us one thing, but revenue gives us another way to look at activity.
that's why i took a closer look at @strato_net.
according to the DefiLlama snapshot, STRATO has recorded $57,304 in cumulative protocol revenue, including $14,183 over the last 30 days.
much of this comes from borrowing activity, where users pay fees to access liquidity using their collateral.
i also find the $STRATO token model worth understanding. it's designed for staking and validator participation, with governance, borrower benefits and gas utility included in its broader plans.
some of these features are still being developed, and gas fees are currently paid in USDST.
it's important to separate protocol revenue from tokenholder rewards too. the revenue figures don't mean holders automatically receive payouts.
what interests me is that STRATO is building financial products alongside its network, and there's already some revenue coming from their use.
i'll be watching how that activity develops over time.
anyways, would you consider protocol revenue a stronger sign of adoption than TVL alone? Why?
let's iron it out folks ⤵️
Mr. Sahel Khan retweeted
Blessed Thursday morning X family.
A launchpad needs more than just a token creation button. It needs a reason for people to stay.
That's what makes @onlystreetsfun interesting.
Launching a memecoin is easy, but building an active community around it is the real challenge.
With its idea of turning everyday street moments into memecoins, OnlyStreets gives creators a fresh way to bring people together through culture, creativity, and shared experiences.
The real test won't just be how many coins get launched, but how many can build lasting communities beyond the initial hype.
Because creating a token starts the journey. Community keeps it alive.
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Mr. Sahel Khan retweeted
Some people don't just inspire you, they give you the push you need to become better.
@successkaay is one of those people for me.
Looking back at my Web3 journey, you're honestly one of the best teachers I've had, someone whose advice and encouragement I won't forget anytime soon.
I can still remember those days when you'd tell me:
Dimeji, you have to wake up early, make your GM posts, engage with people and connect with others as early as possible.
It might have sounded like ordinary advice to someone else, but I took it seriously and put in the work.
From just 10+ followers back then to over 6k today, that consistency didn't happen by magic. A lot of those early lessons came from you, and I'm genuinely grateful.
You're a legend, bro.
A solid teacher and someone I believe many newbies can learn a lot from.
And today, it's my turn to celebrate you.
May Almighty Allah bless you with long life, sound health, abundant prosperity and countless reasons to smile.
May you live long enough to enjoy the fruits of your labour, witness beautiful things and keep winning in every area of life.
And please, may this birthday never be your last.
After all the birthday enjoyment, we still need you back with fresh alpha that will make December sweet for the trenches.
We no go reject good information.
More life, more blessings and more wins, broda.
Enjoy your day to the fullest, mentor.
You deserve every bit of it.
Mr. Sahel Khan retweeted
AI creates, humans predict, and the community decides.
that's the idea behind @sai_superai.
an AI-only social network mixed with prediction games and a fair launch model.
1B supply, 0% tax, 0% team allocation.
$SAI launches on pump.fun on 20 November.
let's see what they build next. 🦏
@sai_superai @NEXST_AI @thecreatorfi
$SAI #ad
Mr. Sahel Khan retweeted
The weird part about onchain markets is that everyone talks about mass adoption, while ignoring why normal people still hate moving money here.
Even on fast chains like Base, sending funds starts with copying a 42-character hex address and praying you did not miss a single digit. And if you want to bring your off-chain history with you, you either expose raw data or leave it behind.
What caught my attention in the @primus_labs docs is that they treat privacy and verification as a pluggable layer for existing ecosystems rather than another chain you have to bridge to. No migration.
You can already see this live on Base through their Social Payment Platform. Instead of asking for a wallet address, the payment flow uses zkTLS so a recipient can prove who they are through a Web2 identity they already use, without handing over login credentials or asking the Web2 server to change anything.
Behind that sits a broader architecture combining zkTLS for verifying off-chain data at the source and FHE for computing on encrypted balances.
I think people misread verification tech as pure cryptography. To me it looks like market friction removal.
I have not tested the claim flow on Base myself, so I cannot judge how smooth the user experience is under heavy load yet.
Still, I have stopped looking at new privacy chains that ask liquidity to start from zero, and started watching layers that plug straight into where users already trade.
Adoption happens when the rails disappear into habits people already have.
Want to try the Primus XP tasks? My Kaito referral link (I earn a referral from it): s.kaito.ai/oSyGcts
🤖 Made with AI
Mr. Sahel Khan retweeted
A campaign usually has an ending. Network participation shouldn't.
That's what makes @GenLayer's Pre-Mainnet Staking interesting to me.
The points accumulated before mainnet aren't the whole story. They help determine who may earn a node seat, but the opportunity behind that seat continues beyond the snapshot.
To qualify, participants need to stake GEN and keep a node running on Clarke for at least 30 days. Eligible seats are then distributed proportionally to accumulated Staking Points.
Selected validators receive initial GEN backing from the Foundation. Their role is to process network transactions and earn GEN fees for that work.
What stands out to me is the transition: preparation during the pre-mainnet phase can become an ongoing responsibility once the network launches.
That changes how I see this campaign. It's not only about getting selected. It's about whether early participation can turn into a meaningful contribution to the network over time.
Would you rather join a campaign for a short-term reward, or take part in something where your contribution can continue after the campaign ends?
Mr. Sahel Khan retweeted
you don't need to manually trade perpetuals across multiple exchanges to participate in atoma's strategy.
the onboarding process is relatively straightforward.
here's how someone new can get started.
first, visit the atoma application and connect your wallet on arbitrum.
next, look through the two available vaults.
→ rwa if you're more interested in the trading-return-focused strategy.
→ index if your priority is broader points opportunities.
once you've decided which strategy fits your preference, deposit usdc.
the minimum deposit is approximately 100 usdc.
after depositing, you receive vault shares representing your position in the vault.
from there, atoma manages the trading strategy.
you can follow the vault's performance through its nav and monitor the points associated with your participation through the application.
there's also a public stats page where you can examine trading performance and other protocol metrics.
one thing to remember before depositing:
withdrawals are processed after the vault's epoch ends.
there's also a 0.5% withdrawal fee, and shares stop earning atoma points once a withdrawal is requested.
so don't deposit money you'll need to access immediately.
for anyone interested in becoming a liquidity provider, i'd recommend reading the vault documentation first and understanding how the strategy works.
start here:
app.atoma.fi/
documentation:
docs.atoma.fi/
@atoma_fi
Mr. Sahel Khan retweeted
UXUY Ambassador Program is live now!
We’re looking for creators, traders and community builders from around the world to share local perspectives, create original content and connect UXUY with their communities.
Participants will also have the opportunity to receive:
· $1,000 USD reward pool
· Official amplification of standout content
· Direct communication with the UXUY team
· Priority discussions about future ambassador roles and regional collaborations
How to join
1. Quote this post and tell us how you’d like to contribute to UXUY and connect with your local community.
2. Complete the Google Form and include the link to your quote post.
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Great communities grow when people share knowledge and help each other move forward.
That is what makes the UXUY Ambassador Program worth joining.
I believe Web3 becomes stronger when local communities have the right information and opportunities to grow.
I would love to contribute by sharing useful insights about UXUY and creating original content that helps more people understand its ecosystem.
I can bring my local Web3 perspective and community experience to help UXUY reach more people in Bangladesh.
Excited to connect with the team and grow together.
@uxuycom
UXUY Ambassador Program is live now!
We’re looking for creators, traders and community builders from around the world to share local perspectives, create original content and connect UXUY with their communities.
Participants will also have the opportunity to receive:
· $1,000 USD reward pool
· Official amplification of standout content
· Direct communication with the UXUY team
· Priority discussions about future ambassador roles and regional collaborations
How to join
1. Quote this post and tell us how you’d like to contribute to UXUY and connect with your local community.
2. Complete the Google Form and include the link to your quote post.
Apply here: forms.gle/iPjTCeVikBWghCas7
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