The tokenization supercycle could be what Facebook, YouTube, and Amazon were for internet adoption
But most retail users may never notice it
Why?
The internet changed how we communicate. How we write, read, and share information
Blockchain is an extension of the internet. Tokenization is about asset ownership, with trading emerging from the ability to transfer that ownership
My bet is that the legal complexity of ownership and trading puts adoption in the hands of companies already working within those rules.
Think of paypal switching from HTTP to HTTPS. You keep using paypal
The only thing you might notice is a “Built on @solana” on your bank website.
Vibhu on the token supercycle
"The tokenization supercycle is very real, and it's very global. It only feels slow because a project that starts today at a TradFi bank takes two years to get into production. Two, three years from now, this will be at least 10x where it is on Solana. Maybe 20x. It'll still be a speck, but it'll be a bigger speck."
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Major update from us @extropic
Announcing Torx and Thermalizers, basically our version of PyTorch + kernels, but for Thermo hardware
Also: Z1 is now taped out and in fabrication! Will be available on 0.5M pbit sticks, and 4M pbit PCIe cards
+1 more thing at the end... enjoy!
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Solana doesn’t win on every metric or max extract fees to buyback its token but its literally the most used blockchain in the world and it not even close.
Many many moons ago Barnes and Noble dominated Amazon on revenue.
Bezos didn’t give a fuck because he was building something far greater than a bookstore and short term thinking and revenue didn’t interest him because he was building a global platform to dominate the world. Once he had that he turned on the printer.
Solana
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four developers. one vision. zero safety net.
we quit our jobs. not “took a break.” not “kept something on the side.” four people looked at where onchain markets were heading and decided it was worth betting everything we had.
for the last 4 months we’ve been in the trenches. building a fully onchain orderbook from scratch. the kind of engineering that most teams avoid because it’s hard. we did it because it’s the only way to build something that actually works at the metal. building the kind of orderbook infrastructure that @solana needs. so just four devs shipping code that either works perfectly or fails in public.
the belief is simple: market making on solana should be open to everyone. not just the giants with closed systems and private flow. anyone with a good model and modest capital should get the same rails. that’s what @ordrtrade is building. the OpenMM era.
we’re raising on july 27th on futarchy via @futarddotio (@metadaoproject).
if you believe open beats closed, this is your shot 🫡
cc: @4rjunc @boomheadvt @vinayapr23
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really excited to share what we have been working on.
introducing tua, the AI native operating system that kills all other legacy software.
for the past 40 years, computers have made humans navigate windows, icons, tabs, cursors, and disconnected apps to get anything done.
as Naval puts it: "UI is pre-AI."
most companies are adding AI chatbots inside existing software. We’re letting AI become the operating system around your work.
tua reads, clicks, types, and operates across your apps to complete complex tasks making monitoring the situation optional. go touch grass while tua gets long horizon tasks done with ease on your computer.
no navigating clunky interfaces, no manually moving information between apps, no repetitive clicking and typing.
we are a team of 6 rethinking human computer interaction from first principles.
join the waitlist (link in comments)
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Our $350,000 Blitz Competition is live!
Claim a $25K free challenge account.
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Edge users are already seeing measurable performance improvements on their shred delivery.
@budei7 said: "DoubleZero Edge is the fastest shred source I’ve used. Across head-to-head benchmarks against multiple providers, DZ wins 76-85% of per-shred races with a median advantage of +350µs and +550µs at P75."
@ark__ said: “best shred product I’ve ever used you guys cooked @doublezero.”
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Replying to @ark__
My advice? Ship what you have now and try building the Bingus integration tomorrow. A fresh set of eyes for a powerful new feature!



























