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Another competition is live on @wolfswapdotapp
@RobinHoodl123 is bringing a 300 $USDC prize pool and 2 Wolfies NFTs for traders competing with $WHOODI
The top 3 traders by volume will share the rewards, with 1st and 2nd place also taking home a Wolfies NFT.
There's more: $10+ trades come with Mystery Box chances, alongside 3x Season points.
The competition runs until November 26.
Time to get on the leaderboard!
WolfSWAP.app/leaderboard/cr
Missed the WolfSWAP x @cryptocom Mixer at Bitcoin Amsterdam yesterday ?
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@axldefi sat down with @CoinBaron for a special meetup recap, sharing moments and insights from the event.
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Alexander retweeted
FIRST CLASS (4.87/5.00) 🎓
Best Graduating Student – Department of Microbiology
Overall Best Graduating Student – Faculty of Biological Sciences, UNIUYO.
A journey of hard work and grace
To God be all the glory! ❤️
Alexander retweeted
two bus shelters, two very different outcomes on @vangrid_io
the $200 winter bus shelter bounty in Ottawa I mentioned yesterday is now marked Cancelled. Meanwhile, a $500 city centre bus shelter in Glasgow was accepted on November 13.
I find this more interesting than another big milestone. A marketplace can have plenty of requests, but what really matters is how many turn into usable data.
I'd love to know why some bounties get cancelled. Is it a lack of local contributors, difficult capture conditions, or simply buyers changing their plans?
Understanding those gaps might be just as important as growing the network.
Alexander retweeted
FHE has always had a big promise compute on encrypted data without exposing it but speed was the challenge
traditional FHE required processing thousands of individual gates for a single 64-bit operation, making confidential transactions expensive and slow.
the @primus_labs is approaching this differently with AutoHoG
Instead of evaluating every gate separately, AutoHoG automatically combines compatible operations into custom gates, reducing the number of bootstrappings required
the results are interesting
- around 90ms for a 64-bit confidential transfer
- 210+ transfers per second
- tested across 8 NVIDIA RTX 5090 GPUs
- integer-based computation for byte-identical results across nodes
Why does this matter?
because confidential finance needs more than encryption
it needs performance that can support actual financial activity
Primus is bringing FHE closer to practical on-chain finance
where sensitive balances and transaction amounts can remain encrypted while computations still happen
the privacy is powerful by making it practical is the real breakthrough
Explore: s.kaito.ai/KK34E5P
Alexander retweeted
Something about the 230 number @Hypesium posted today kept bothering me. Not the number itself. The number is small honestly. What stuck was the second line.
19 launchpads. 7 chains. One Telegram chat. Nobody left the chat.
That last part is the whole story. Think about how you actually trade right now. You open a chart. You switch to a bridge. You paste an address. You switch back. You approve a wallet. You switch again. Somewhere in that switching, you lose the trade. Not because the market moved. Because you got tired.
Hypesium did not make sniping faster today. They made it shorter. And shorter is what keeps people around after week one.
The 230 users are not the achievement. The achievement is that 230 people did not need five tabs to do one job.
Week two is the real test. If those 230 are still trading on day 14, the workflow argument wins. If they drop to 80, it was just a novelty spike. I am watching that number more than any price chart this month.
🤝 Paid partnership
230 users in Hypesium's first week on @Enter_Elysium.
They trade tokens from 19 launchpads and bridge across 7 chains without leaving a Telegram chat.
Paste a token's contract, tap Buy.
t.me/hypesium_bot
Alexander retweeted
People hurt others without intending to. They may genuinely believe they are doing the right thing, yet the consequences tell a completely different story. Perhaps having good intentions deserves understanding but taking responsibility for the outcome requires character. MY QUESTION - Should our intentions define our character or should the impact of our actions carry a greater weight. Can a person have a good heart but still cause lasting damage?
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Alexander retweeted
Iya Selima didn't change her Ewa Agoyin recipe. She changed who she sold it with.
A few years ago, she stood out among Ikotun's Ewa Agoyin sellers by partnering with an Agege bread seller.
Instead of hawking separately, they went together. While others sold once daily, they went out THREE TIMES. They sold out faster and eventually built a small restaurant.
SOMETIMES, GROWTH IS ABOUT WHO YOU WALK WITH.
That explains @GenLayer's move to @arbitrum.
GenLayer is building an adjudication layer where validators using different AI models judge ambiguous outcomes for autonomous agents through Optimistic Democracy.
Its public coordination chain has moved from ZK Stack to Arbitrum Nitro, bringing it closer to builders and partners already in that ecosystem.
What matters:
• GenVM, Intelligent Contracts and Optimistic Democracy remain unchanged.
• Validator coordination, voting, appeals and staking contracts now run on Nitro.
• Conduit operates the chain.
• Matter Labs remains a partner for private institutional deployments through Prividium.
Bradbury is already running on Nitro.
GenLayer isn't abandoning its vision. It is choosing an environment that can help that vision grow.
Would you rather build alone or work alongside partners who can help you move faster?
Missed the WolfSWAP x @cryptocom Mixer at Bitcoin Amsterdam yesterday ?
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@axldefi sat down with @CoinBaron for a special meetup recap, sharing moments and insights from the event.
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Alexander retweeted
Every morning between 5 and 6, I pray Fajr, drink a cup of fresh green tea, and check the coin I hold, again and again. I have done this since I was 15.
My morning runs on one rule: same time, same order, every day. Pre-Mainnet Staking from @GenLayer runs on the same rule. Every GEN staked earns 1 Staking Point a day, at the same rate for everyone, for any amount. 1,000 GEN earns 1,000 points on day one and 30,000 a month later.
An unclaimed airdrop counts as staked from THE DAY, while it is still locked, and you can withdraw extra stake at any time. Every point lands on a live leaderboard on the GenLayer Portal, and it moves every day until the mainnet snapshot.
There is one more condition. To qualify for a Foundation-backed node seat, your node must run on Clarke for at least 30 days. You can run it yourself or use a node-as-a-service partner. At the snapshot, seats are shared out in proportion to points among the operators who cleared those 30 days. Winners start mainnet as validators backed by GEN from the Foundation, and earn a GEN fee for every transaction they process.
So my question is simple. What is the first thing you do every morning, no matter what?
most of the VCs Kate pitches seem to struggle to grasp the business model, which makes me even more curious about what makes this opportunity so unconventional
$20B industry is dead and nobody noticed.
The most outdated and old fashioned business in america has no disruption, no TechCrunch coverage and 3 million customers a year.
Every single one of us is a future customer. And the majority of VCs just don’t get it yet.
Guess the industry in the replies 👇🏻
Hint: everyone’s dying to get in.
while most investors focus on crowded markets, some of the biggest opportunities may still be hiding in spaces that haven't received much attention.
$20B industry is dead and nobody noticed.
The most outdated and old fashioned business in america has no disruption, no TechCrunch coverage and 3 million customers a year.
Every single one of us is a future customer. And the majority of VCs just don’t get it yet.
Guess the industry in the replies 👇🏻
Hint: everyone’s dying to get in.
Hold on, a $20B market sitting right under everyone's nose is actually insane.
$20B industry is dead and nobody noticed.
The most outdated and old fashioned business in america has no disruption, no TechCrunch coverage and 3 million customers a year.
Every single one of us is a future customer. And the majority of VCs just don’t get it yet.
Guess the industry in the replies 👇🏻
Hint: everyone’s dying to get in.
i had no facts, no analysis, just vibes. but somehow, i got it right.
Let me enjoy my moment.
$20B industry is dead and nobody noticed.
The most outdated and old fashioned business in america has no disruption, no TechCrunch coverage and 3 million customers a year.
Every single one of us is a future customer. And the majority of VCs just don’t get it yet.
Guess the industry in the replies 👇🏻
Hint: everyone’s dying to get in.