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Building @veloxonbase

Joined November 2019
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maybe buyback $ansem at these would help alot of long term holder or maybe you forgot completely
Replying to @LSDinmycoffee
if you could make an extra 10M a year just posting all of your perps trades for free and trade on the exact same venue for same fees would you do it or no
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Getting to know @StartaleGroup 🧡
starting today i will be focusing more on @StartaleGroup and vision for building things web3 space today i signed up on the startale web app and created my smart wallet you can use my link to sign up and start today: app.startale.com/sign-up?cod…
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3/3 What interests me most is the product direction. Wallets, stablecoins, payments, tokenized assets, and blockchain infrastructure are all important pieces of bringing traditional finance and Web3 closer together.
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But building products isn't enough. Their usability, accessibility, and real-world utility matter just as much. I'll be exploring Startale's products one by one, sharing honest feedback, identifying gaps, and suggesting improvements. Let's see how well these products deliver
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Web3 has data problem that people overlook. I explored Primus Labs' documentation, and one thing caught my attention: What if blockchain apps could verify RW data without exposing private inf behind it? That's the problem @primus_labs is solving. 🧡 Here's why this matters.
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6/ What I find particularly interesting is the architecture. Primus isn't trying to make everyone move to another blockchain. It's designed as a pluggable layer that can work with existing blockchain ecosystems. That could make privacy-preserving verification more accessible
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Final thought: As Web3 expands into AI agents, DeFi and real-world finance, verifying information won't be enough. That's the direction Primus Labs is exploring. Worth keeping an eye on. Documentation: docs.primuslabs.xyz/
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I asked @SurfAIHQ to break down Surf Studio, its real-world use cases, potential impact, and the gaps needs to address One thing stood out: Surf Studio isn't just another AI chatbot. It's a builder designed to turn natural-language prompts into working crypto applications.
Crypto moves faster than traditional research can keep up with. A token starts trending. On-chain activity suddenly changes. A narrative gains momentum on CT. But the information is scattered across dozens of sources. The real challenge isn't finding information.
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But there are important questions Surf Studio still needs to answer. How reliable are generated applications in production? How much customization is possible? How are security, API permissions and sensitive data handled? Who maintains an application after deployment?
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AI can make building easier, but creating an application is only the first step. The real test is whether these applications remain accurate, secure and useful over time. Surf Studio is an interesting direction for crypto development. @kevin_lur @kevinlilili @yutatsukahara_
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