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> Hey, I'm Heyfab.
This is my second artwork, the Night Version, created for @GenLayer.
I built this entire piece inside the Mintcraft game, block by block.
It took me 12 days of dedication, creativity, and patience to complete.
In total, I used 16,715 blocks to bring this vision to life.
Every block represents a step in the journey, turning an idea into something real.
I'm proud to share this creation with the GenLayer community, and I hope you enjoy the Night Version as much as I enjoyed building it.
Thank you for watching. 💙
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Lately, I’ve been thinking about how blockchain could become more connected to traditional finance.
When I first got interested in Web3, I mostly thought about crypto and digital assets. But now, seeing traditional financial institutions explore onchain technology makes the space even more interesting to me.
The recent MOU involving BlackRock, SBI Holdings and Startale caught my attention.
They’re exploring a connection between tokenized money market funds and JPYSC, a yen-based stablecoin.
I find this interesting because it’s not just about creating something new. It’s about finding ways for existing financial systems and onchain technology to work together.
Of course, there’s still a long way to go, but I’m curious to see where this leads.
Feels like an important direction for onchain finance.
@StartaleGroup
I've always found it interesting how we mostly talk about Bitcoin in terms of price and investment.
But there's another side of Bitcoin that deserves more attention: what people can actually build with it.
That's one thing that makes Utexo interesting to me.
The idea of bringing USDT into the Bitcoin ecosystem through RGB opens up some interesting possibilities.
Think about it. Developers could explore new payment solutions, businesses could look at different ways to handle dollar-based settlements, and users could get more options within the Bitcoin ecosystem.
What I like about this direction is that it's not just about adding another token or creating hype.
It's about finding more practical uses for Bitcoin.
Of course, the real test will be whether people actually use these solutions in everyday situations.
But I'm curious to see how Utexo develops and what new ideas come out of it.
Maybe there's a lot more to Bitcoin than we've explored so far.
@utexocom
Something interesting is happening with @liquidtrading.
The Perps market keeps growing, and Liquid is already recording some impressive volume numbers.
It's good to see this kind of activity building on the platform.
If you haven't been paying attention to Liquid yet, now might be a good time to take a closer look.
More growth, more activity. Let's see what's next! 📈🔥
Something interesting is happening with @liquidtrading.
The Perps market keeps growing, and Liquid is already recording some impressive volume numbers.
It's good to see this kind of activity building on the platform.
If you haven't been paying attention to Liquid yet, now might be a good time to take a closer look.
More growth, more activity. Let's see what's next! 📈🔥
I've been thinking about why some crypto projects get attention but struggle to get real adoption.
Sometimes, the problem isn't the technology itself. It's how difficult it is to build useful things around it.
That's one reason Utexo caught my attention.
The idea of bringing USDT into the Bitcoin ecosystem through RGB is interesting, but I'm even more curious about what people could build on top of it.
Think about payment tools, dollar-based settlements, or new applications that make Bitcoin useful in more everyday situations.
Of course, having the technology is only the beginning. It still needs to work reliably, attract liquidity, and give people a real reason to use it.
But if the infrastructure gets those things right, it could open some interesting doors for developers and businesses.
I don't think every new idea needs to reinvent blockchain.
Sometimes, making existing technology easier to build on can be just as important.
That's what makes Utexo worth keeping an eye on.
@utexocom
Big milestone for @StartaleGroup 🚀
Being named to the 2026 Fintech 100 by @CBinsights is a strong recognition of the work Startale is doing across blockchain infrastructure and interoperability.
The bigger picture is even more interesting:
Building the infrastructure that can bring the next generation of financial markets onchain.
This is where Web3 infrastructure starts meeting real-world finance.
@StartaleGroup
One thing I feel Web3 still needs is a simpler way for people to stay in control.
Sure, owning your assets is important. But understanding what you’re doing and feeling confident about your decisions matters just as much.
Not everyone wants to spend hours learning how everything works just to use an app. Sometimes, people just want things to be clear and easy to use.
That’s why I think simplicity matters so much for the Soneium ecosystem.
I’m curious to see how Startale App keeps improving the experience for everyday users.
For me, Web3 doesn’t need to feel more complicated to be powerful. It just needs to make more sense to the people using it.
More control, less confusion. That’s the goal.
@StartaleApp @StartaleGroup
Honestly, I think getting started with Web3 is only the beginning.
The bigger question is, what do you do next?
You might get onchain, but then you need to figure out which apps to try, what's actually useful, and how everything works together. For someone new, that can feel a bit overwhelming.
That's why I find @StartaleApp interesting. Making it easier for people to explore the Soneium ecosystem could help make the whole experience feel more natural.
I don't think Web3 adoption is just about bringing more people in. It's also about giving them a reason to stay, explore, and find something useful for themselves.
There's still a lot to improve, but I think making things simpler is a good place to start.
Curious to see how @StartaleApp develops from here.
@StartaleGroup
One thing I find interesting about Utexo is what people might actually build with it.
We talk a lot about Bitcoin, USDT, and stablecoins, but I keep coming back to one question:
What happens when developers get better tools to build around Bitcoin?
Think about it. Not everyone wants to create a new blockchain from scratch. Sometimes, developers just need infrastructure that helps them turn an idea into something people can actually use.
That's where Utexo caught my attention.
By working with RGB, USDT, and Bitcoin infrastructure, Utexo is exploring a different way to bring digital dollar use cases into the Bitcoin ecosystem.
Imagine developers experimenting with payment apps, settlement tools, or new ways for businesses to move dollar-denominated value.
Obviously, these things won't happen overnight. The technology needs to work well, and real users need a reason to adopt it.
But that's what makes this interesting to me.
The biggest opportunity might not be what Utexo builds directly.
It might be what other developers can build because the infrastructure is there.
I'm genuinely curious to see what comes out of this.
@utexocom
I've been thinking about something interesting with Bitcoin and stablecoins.
We already have Bitcoin, and we already have USDT. Both serve different purposes, but what happens when you bring them closer together?
That's what caught my attention about Utexo.
The idea of bringing USDT into the Bitcoin ecosystem through RGB is interesting because it opens up new possibilities for how digital dollars could move and be used.
Think about businesses settling payments, developers building new applications, or people moving dollar value through Bitcoin-based infrastructure.
There's still a lot to prove, of course. Real adoption, liquidity, and reliability will matter more than any big promises.
But I like the direction.
Bitcoin doesn't necessarily need to become something completely different. Sometimes, making it more useful means building the right things around it.
And connecting Bitcoin with dollar liquidity could be one of those things.
I'm curious to see where Utexo takes this.
@utexocom
Something I’ve been thinking about lately is privacy in Web3.
I like the transparency of blockchain, but at the same time, I don’t think every detail of our financial activity needs to be out in the open.
For me, the real challenge is finding the right balance between privacy and transparency.
That’s why Startale App’s work on private transfers caught my attention. Making onchain transactions more private while still keeping accountability in mind is an interesting direction.
I think people should feel more comfortable using onchain finance without having to give up all their financial privacy.
Web3 still has a lot to figure out, but I’m interested to see how @StartaleApp approaches this challenge.
Privacy should be part of the conversation too.
@StartaleGroup
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Bitcoin doesn't need to be another blockchain to stay relevant.
Sometimes, the biggest opportunities come from building something useful around what already works.
Think about USDT. People use it every day to trade, send money, and hold dollar value without dealing with the price swings of other crypto assets.
But most of that activity happens outside Bitcoin's ecosystem.
What if that could change?
That's what makes Utexo interesting to me.
The idea is simple: bring USDT into the Bitcoin ecosystem using RGB, explore more private ways to transfer digital assets, and build infrastructure that makes it easier for businesses and developers to use.
No need to turn Bitcoin into something it's not.
Instead, imagine combining Bitcoin's settlement capabilities with the convenience of digital dollars.
And if Lightning integration delivers on its potential, there could be even more interesting possibilities for payments and settlement.
Of course, adoption won't happen overnight. Liquidity, reliability, and real-world usage will matter much more than promises.
But I think this is an interesting direction to watch.
We've spent years talking about Bitcoin as a store of value.
Maybe it's also time to explore what happens when dollar liquidity becomes part of its ecosystem.
That's the part of Utexo I'm curious to see unfold.
@utexocom
I was happy to contribute the “N” and see it become part of this bigger GenMorning artwork.
What I love about this is how different artists brought their own styles, but everything still came together around the same GenLayer community.
GenLayer has brought together people from different places, languages and backgrounds, all sharing the same curiosity about AI agents and what the future of the agentic economy could look like.
My contribution was just one small part of it, but I’m genuinely happy to see my artwork included in something that represents the community.
Different artists. Different styles.
One community.
GenMorning ☀️💜
Big credit to @Ifeeomaa for the idea and bringing this together.
@GenLayer
GM is one of the simplest greetings in crypto.
But inside @GenLayer, it has its own identity: GenMorning. GenM.
For this piece, I wanted to capture the spirit of the community behind that greeting, so I brought together five artists, each adding their own style to one shared idea.
G by @imanixyx
E by @web3explorer32
N by @heyfab11
M by @melophile_279
Mochi by @0xaltxeno
And that same spirit exists across the wider GenLayer community.
We come from different places, speak different languages, bring different experiences, and still find ourselves building, learning, creating and showing up in the same space.
With the community spanning 15 regions, I wanted the video to reflect that too, by saying good morning in the languages represented across those regions.
Because GenLayer is not one country, one culture, or one type of contributor.
It is all of us.
Different languages. Different cultures. Different parts of the world.
One GenLayer community, building toward one vision: bringing adjudication to the agentic economy.
So wherever you are waking up from, and however you say good morning where you come from...
Here, we say: GenMorning. or GenM.
I was happy to contribute the “N” and see it become part of this bigger GenMorning artwork.
What I love about this is how different artists brought their own styles, but everything still came together around the same GenLayer community.
GenLayer has brought together people from different places, languages and backgrounds, all sharing the same curiosity about AI agents and what the future of the agentic economy could look like.
My contribution was just one small part of it, but I’m genuinely happy to see my artwork included in something that represents the community.
Different artists. Different styles.
One community.
GenMorning ☀️💜
Big credit to @Ifeeomaa for the idea and bringing this together.
@GenLayer
GM is one of the simplest greetings in crypto.
But inside @GenLayer, it has its own identity: GenMorning. GenM.
For this piece, I wanted to capture the spirit of the community behind that greeting, so I brought together five artists, each adding their own style to one shared idea.
G by @imanixyx
E by @web3explorer32
N by @heyfab11
M by @melophile_279
Mochi by @0xaltxeno
And that same spirit exists across the wider GenLayer community.
We come from different places, speak different languages, bring different experiences, and still find ourselves building, learning, creating and showing up in the same space.
With the community spanning 15 regions, I wanted the video to reflect that too, by saying good morning in the languages represented across those regions.
Because GenLayer is not one country, one culture, or one type of contributor.
It is all of us.
Different languages. Different cultures. Different parts of the world.
One GenLayer community, building toward one vision: bringing adjudication to the agentic economy.
So wherever you are waking up from, and however you say good morning where you come from...
Here, we say: GenMorning. or GenM.
Honestly, I think getting started with Web3 is only the beginning.
The bigger question is, what do you do next?
You might get onchain, but then you need to figure out which apps to try, what's actually useful, and how everything works together. For someone new, that can feel a bit overwhelming.
That's why I find @StartaleApp interesting. Making it easier for people to explore the Soneium ecosystem could help make the whole experience feel more natural.
I don't think Web3 adoption is just about bringing more people in. It's also about giving them a reason to stay, explore, and find something useful for themselves.
There's still a lot to improve, but I think making things simpler is a good place to start.
Curious to see how @StartaleApp develops from here. 🌐
@StartaleGroup
My predictions for this week’s matches on @liquidtrading ⚽️
Five big games, five predictions. I’m looking at recent form, team performances, and what each side brings into these matchups. Let’s see how many I can get right. 👀👇
🔹 Aston Villa vs Manchester City
City have made an outstanding start to the Premier League season, winning their first seven games. Their attacking quality and ability to control possession make them difficult opponents for any team.
Villa have shown signs of improvement recently, though, and their recent record against City suggests this won’t be straightforward. Still, I’m backing Manchester City to find a way through.
My pick: Manchester City
🔹 Arsenal vs Everton
Arsenal have been one of the most convincing sides defensively this season, conceding just five goals in the Premier League so far. Playing at the Emirates gives them another advantage, especially against an Everton side that has struggled to turn away performances into wins.
Bukayo Saka’s absence could affect Arsenal’s attacking threat, but I still see them having enough quality and control to take all three points.
My pick: Arsenal
🔹 Chelsea vs Tottenham Hotspur
London derbies are rarely predictable, and both teams come into this one after winning their previous league matches.
However, Chelsea have built some momentum with consecutive victories, and their attacking options give them a strong chance of creating problems for Tottenham. Spurs also have several injury concerns and will be without Rodrigo Bentancur through suspension.
I expect a competitive game, but I’m leaning toward Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
My pick: Chelsea
🔹 Paris Saint-Germain vs Lyon
This is one of the most interesting matchups of the weekend. Both teams have 14 points in Ligue 1, so there is very little separating them in the standings.
PSG have won seven consecutive competitive matches and recently delivered impressive performances against major European opposition. The concern is their injury list after the Champions League clash with Barcelona.
Lyon have enough quality to make this difficult, but PSG's depth and attacking threat give them the edge in my opinion.
My pick: PSG
🔹 FC Barcelona vs Real Madrid 🤍
Now, this is where things get personal. 😂
Barcelona have been excellent in La Liga, winning their first nine matches, and they have a strong recent record against Madrid. They also have home advantage.
Real Madrid, however, come into this game after consecutive 4–1 victories over Sevilla and RB Leipzig. Despite their earlier setback against Atlético Madrid, they have shown that they can respond under pressure.
Objectively, this is a very difficult game to call. Barcelona have plenty of reasons to be confident, and I know Madrid won't have an easy night at the Camp Nou.
But here's the problem: I'm a Real Madrid fan.
When Madrid play, it's difficult to separate the analysis from the emotions. So, even knowing how strong Barcelona have been this season, I'm going with my team.
My pick: Real Madrid. Hala Madrid, siempre! 🤍
Save these predictions and thank me later. 😉🤍 Hala Madrid!
Think you can predict these games better than me? 👀
You can place your own predictions on Liquid too link in comment 👇
heyfab retweeted
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2️⃣ Arc mainnet is now supported in your Kite Passport wallet, and Arc services appear in the catalog. The catalog also drops services on chains that stopped working.
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4️⃣ Sharper sessions: type an expiry and switch between minutes, hours and days without changing its length. Amounts show two decimals, with tiny amounts as "<$0.01". Short or very cheap requests are no longer refused, and the Playground replays a real agent paying under a session.
5️⃣ Payments explain themselves: a failed payment tells you whether you were charged, vouchers say why they failed and your balance updates the moment one lands, and x402 picks the method that actually settles.
Update your Kite Passport and try it today. 🪁
heyfab retweeted
Creators, this one's for you 🪁
@GoKiteAI Creator Spotlight is live on Binance Square:
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→ Original posts on Kite & the agent economy
→ Oct 16 – Nov 1
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To celebrate, we're launching the Kite Creator Spotlight: $10,000 in rewards for original posts on Binance Square about Kite and the agent economy.
▷ Runs Oct 16 to Nov 1
▷ 20 standout creators rewarded, plus a lucky draw for 55 more
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Every voice deserves a spotlight. 🪁
heyfab retweeted
Next stop Money20/20
Now it's official. @GoKiteAI will be at Booth 14119 in Las Vegas, Oct 19–21, in the same hall as Visa, Mastercard, PayPal and Stripe
Agentic payments aren't a crypto side quest anymore. They're on the main stage of global payments.
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Kite will be at @money2020 USA, joining the biggest names in payments and tech, from @Visa, @Mastercard, @AmericanExpress, @PayPal and @stripe to @Google, @awscloud, @OpenAI and @Meta.
▷ Booth 14119, Money Hall
▷ The Venetian Las Vegas
▷ Show floor open October 19-21
Come meet the team and talk about payments for the agent economy. See you in Las Vegas. 🪁


























