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In Fort Myers, FL with Oz & the Boss to announce U.S. harvested seafood labeling and $260 million in nursing scholarships.
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Found something interesting in the Robinhood Chain trenches, and I definitely won’t underestimate this one!
@Kryptonsfun / $KRYPTONS is building a launchpad powered by Uniswap v4 Hooks, allowing tokens to have programmable, immutable rules.
Their Fusion system lets multiple mechanisms work together inside the same liquidity pool.
→ Anti-bot protection
→ Buybacks and burns
→ Holder rewards
→ Dynamic trading fees
They also plan to allocate 50% of protocol ETH fees to $KRYPTONS buybacks and burns.
Now here’s the interesting alpha!
The doxxed team is building and networking in Singapore, with an interesting interaction involving @heavyy (Sonic badge).
And here’s something that caught my attention: among the many projects participating, @arbitrum took the time to leave a little reply to $KRYPTONS.
It’s a small interaction, but definitely interesting!
The Arbitrum Founder House Singapore runs October 23–25 alongside Robinhood Chain, with $300K in prizes and grants.
Now imagine if this small project actually wins the hackathon. Could it eventually reach a 9-figure market cap? Who knows!
Interesting connections:
→ @Arbitrum:
xitter.cf/arbitrum/status/211217…
→ @heavyy:
xitter.cf/heavyy/status/21125827…
Interesting tech, an active team and some attention from bigger ecosystem accounts. Still early, but I’m definitely not underestimating $KRYPTONS.
CA: 0x46d45b40fa20aaf9568c78159c8c89ef1c781613
DYOR / NFA.
@arbitrum @ArbitrumDevs
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You’ve captured the core idea. One clarification: creators can’t edit their chosen launch settings, and fusion changes follow predefined conditions. That’s different from saying nobody can ever change the protocol upgrade permissions still matter.
Arbitrum expansion is in development.
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Howdy,
I've been working on a way to enable you and me to help do research easily, visually and see what the machines can't... PaTteRns. No Agents, No Ai needed. Free.
What is:
Hash$CyberAxe - Early Concept of a Crowd sourced research website. You try and find word shapes, do real tests with your hardware with a click of a button from the browse with no installs. We use the research results to target our Ai's. Starting with #HashSmash and cont in to #CurveSmash next. hashcyberaxe.com/
As a Thank you and how to get involved to help:
How much solana:2Srf6mhufzWJKZ5nniVXgwamLmDJWXPQBmddJ1MMpump you have in your wallets unlocks in game visuals as a thank you for helping support the research. Research you perform has your attribution for helping recorded with it.
It needs more time to Cook:
I'm not sure a launch time frame and some of these details may change as we do more testing on the tool and add CurveSmash.
We're busy doing research and I'm using this tool to do that research and making it better as we go, I think if I give you the tools too the community can help us push forward in ways we haven't seen. I'd hope late next week for early testing. Join the discord to get early access and learn more. discord.gg/NZZJU7kes
@yukonresearch @Zooko's Contest
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Keep up the good work dev
+1 contribution
my goal is to contribute to @ZcashFoundation and other ecosystems as much as i meaningfully can
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METEORA SPOTLIGHT
Snarks Pad was built using meteora dynamic bonding curve for @colosseum
Believe in something, believe in $SNARKS
Another round of payouts just went out to holders (volume was left to accumulate for a few days due to low volume)
paper hands are out now
📸🪂
meteora ecosystem recap: october 22
$76M+ traded on meteora dbc over the past 7 days, with $389K+ in trading fees, per DefiLlama.
a selection of ecosystem announcements, product updates & builder-reported progress 👇
inclusion is not an endorsement.
meteora headline updates
@MeteoraAG dbc 0.2.2: transfer-fee tokens join the curve.
launchpads can now launch token-2022 base tokens with transfer fees of up to 10%, and pair against fee-bearing quote tokens through token badges.
this unlocks more possibilities for pre-ipo stock pairs.
meteora.fyi is back: one place to discover launchpads building on meteora dbc & damm, plus builder profiles for every team.
@metaplex: permissioned assets, now on meteora.
meteora is an integration partner for MPL-3643, metaplex's permissioned asset standard.
pools for assets using the standard can be created on meteora.
@Chiliz: palermo's fan token lands on solana.
the fan token of palermo fc began trading through meteora dlmm on october 20.
stocks on solana
@sunrise x @BackpackOnchain: more stocks, trading around the clock.
tokenized airbnb & chewy are live on solana through sunrise & backpack. tokenized tesla & meta also trade 24/7 through sunrise.
launchpads & token mechanics
@corium_so: launching just became a game.
3rd place winners at the @SuperteamPOL demo day. now every buy opens a crate, every coin you hold is a ticket in weekly draws, and coins that reach graduation earn a supernova bounty.
@PerpsPadfun: memecoins with a perp underneath.
1st place out of 47 projects at the @SuperteamGEO demo day.
trading fees fund perpetual positions executed on phoenix.
next from the team: @PoiseFinance, which turns a thesis into an index that trades as an asset on solana. limited access for now.
@embercurve: describe a collection, launch a coin.
the friends module is live. describe a pixel collection, choose its palette, traits & rarities, and launch a coin paired with it. collections support up to 8 trait layers.
@Hoookedpad: choose the rules your token follows.
iq test, polarity, conviction cap, trading hours & buyer rewards are among the listed options.
the team's catalogue reports 54 launchable rules across 33 mainnet hook programs.
@LaunchWithShip: devs only get paid when they ship.
link a closed github milestone, a release, a merged pr or a live deploy, and shipfun signs it off onchain. no proof, no payout.
@1EdgeHQ: one human, one pass.
its launch interface offers wallet caps & trade cooldowns during the bonding phase.
the edgetek mode also lets creators configure fee allocations for builder revenue, buybacks & holder distributions.
@runuptrade: memes backed by a redeemable reserve.
tokens from the meteora ecosystem now trade on runup next to its own launches, so every creator launches into a bigger crowd. now live on solana mobile.
@slurpdotgg: skip the curve. straight to dex.
holder groups are live: token-gated chats where your onchain balance is the password. the leaderboard pays the top 10 holders every month, weighted mostly by how long they've held.
@SnarksPad: launch on meteora dbc, get paid in privacy tokens.
another round of zcash payouts landed in holder wallets this week.
@ChainRot_app: every video is a market.
videocoins are coming to solana mobile, with a social nft layer next: your collection on your profile and moving in your feed.
@indiedotfun: backers get a safety net.
phase 1 backers can keep their tokens or request their contribution back within 28 days of the pool opening. the 1% backing fee is not refunded.
@marketdotpad_: every token has a hometown.
earth 2.0 puts news, real places & stories on one 3d globe, now faster and rebuilt for mobile.
@LFOWNDOTFUN: pair with tesla, get paid in tesla.
its launch interface includes stock quotes such as tokenized tesla, alongside ownership coins. creators earn a share of their coin’s trading fees.
@wdytfun: your launch, your guest list.
private launches let creators set access rules, review requests & choose who gets in. each coin starts with a yes/no market: if yes reaches 75 SOL within 30 minutes, the coin launches on meteora.
collectibles & holder rewards
@quantsdotbid: put your nft to work.
quants combines fixed-rate token/nft conversion with stock-token rewards for working nfts.
100,000 platform tokens convert to one quant nft, and back again. payroll rounds run every 30 minutes.
@souvenirfinance: more ways to enter the draw.
the team announced a new cashier supporting crypto deposits, cards & apple pay, alongside prize shipping to europe & the uk.
@gabox_fun: a gacha machine for any coin.
fan coin machines are live on solana mainnet. creators choose preset prize tables with maximum prizes ranging from 3x to 20x, fixed when the machine is created.
packs can also be gifted to a named wallet.
its public developer api provides machine data, draw status & pull histories without an api key.
funding & treasuries
@BagsApp: share a coin's fees with a website.
domain coins let creators direct fees to a website domain. domain owners claim through a verified business email.
@raisedmoney: launch a token, fund a cause.
the first science fundraiser is up: our blue hands, researching microplastic hotspots and seabird rescues. per the team, it reached 88% of its first goal in 3 days, all from trading fees.
@VaultBags: trading fees into tokenized assets.
its treasury holds tokens providing exposure to gold, an s&p 500 ETF & us treasuries. its dashboard reports approximately $4.43k claimed by holders over its lifetime.
ai & infrastructure
@corinedotin: more people running their own agents.
the team reports distributing 100,000 runtime credits to 100+ community members to deploy, experiment with & run agents on corine.
@miniroutersh: shared context, structured answers.
the decisions api shipped october 16: give it context, ask typed questions, and get back probabilities, choices & scores.
per its published daily records: 4.05 billion tokens served across 216,503 successful requests from october 15–21 utc.
building on meteora's launch tech?
add your launchpad & complete your builder profile:
meteora.fyi/builder
get started building on meteora: launch.meteora.ag
builders will win.
nfa. dyor.
launchpad platforms are early and experimental, and tokens can be highly volatile.
nothing mentioned here is an endorsement or financial advice from meteora.
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The BOTS trading roadmap:
01 — Foundation: Launch a token with its own bot and fee infrastructure.
02 — Trading: Attach a strategy. Put the bot’s fee-funded treasury to work.
03 — Signals: Use trader activity as inputs to the bot’s strategy.
04 — Profit routing: Configure the split between treasury growth, holder airdrops and token buybacks.
Your strategy. Your profit split.
Release dates to follow.
🤖 Made with AI
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Q. When does the contest end?
It's one of hardest contest on earth, so it ends when we beat the last round or give up with no more ideas.
SHA-256 Each round is a boss. No one human in history has gotten past Boss Round 38 (20 years+).
This week Dariia Porechna @FutureDies with our help got Ai + Humans to Round 39 making history.
But we haven't found a way past Round 40 its a much harder boss. This is what we're researching 24 hours a day to find.
Blake is round 2 (Humans) vs round 2 (Ai+Humans) No improvement.
Poseidon is round 7? (Humans) vs round 21 (Ai+Humans) Massive Research and improvement. History Making and in my understand first of it's kind. We did this. Thank you for supporting the research work. solana:2Srf6mhufzWJKZ5nniVXgwamLmDJWXPQBmddJ1MMpump
How do we win? By Cont the research to prove it can't be done with this generation of Ai and Humans.
It's one of hardest contest on earth, so it ends when we beat the last round or give up with no more ideas.
#HashSmash @yukonresearch @Zooko's Very Hard contest. Remember this is Coop PvE contest, we're working together to try and stack our research to better humanity not to win a prize.
xitter.cf/FutureDies/status/2113…
SHA-256 is not broken, but its security margin lost 1 more round this year:
Last week I found a collision attack on reduced 39-round that improves prior art by over 30 bits and the first differential attack on that round better than generic search on @yukonresearch Hashsmash board.
The attack rests on the same method as prior art ePrint 2026/1120 with new insights that first 2 state words could remain free, allowing a critical condition at step 16 rebuilt as a claw-search problem rather than a probabilistic filter. Took days of watching SAT logs, burning cores and arguing with Claude on what's possible to get a result close to generic search.
Since my initial submission, other hashsmash participants sraiw, @cyberaxe, @privacymage, @lamb356_ and @geeknik pushed it down by over 6.5 bits, currently estimated at 118.15 bits. The tree of submissions is hard to follow, so I put the construction, insights and numbers into a blog and am working on detailed technical report.
It's fascinating to see an initial structural observation develop into an improvement in the reduced-round collision frontier within days. AI is now a real aid in cryptanalysis and open collaboration speeds it up.
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Telling me @zooko has interacted 3 times (two QTsand a RT) with @cyberaxe who is currently making history & breaking boundaries competing in hashsmash ran by the zcash:native dev himself as well as @eigenlabs @yukonresearch …
All you need to do is look into solana:2Srf6mhufzWJKZ5nniVXgwamLmDJWXPQBmddJ1MMpump to see the potential here - dev is working diligently to continue to make waves in hashsmash - currently the token is directly funding his work… I’m sure this can/will evolve over time - DYOR
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Back at 1st on Poseidon 56 - Hash by Hash
#HashSmash @yukonresearch @Zooko's Contest
Come join us, anyone can do it, get your agent copy paste instructions and help us research. yukon.org/hashsmash?algorith…
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Unfortunately, no human has beaten SHA-256 Round 38 in 20+ years.
This week AI + humans (led by @cyberaxe) smashed into Round 39 and made history.
They’re also taking Poseidon (Zcash’s hash) from ~7 rounds to 21 — first time ever.
24/7 grinding the next boss right now. This is how crypto stays safe.
Support the work before it goes mainstream: 2Srf6mhufzWJKZ5nniVXgwamLmDJWXPQBmddJ1MMpump
Q. When does the contest end?
It's one of hardest contest on earth, so it ends when we beat the last round or give up with no more ideas.
SHA-256 Each round is a boss. No one human in history has gotten past Boss Round 38 (20 years+).
This week Dariia Porechna @FutureDies with our help got Ai + Humans to Round 39 making history.
But we haven't found a way past Round 40 its a much harder boss. This is what we're researching 24 hours a day to find.
Blake is round 2 (Humans) vs round 2 (Ai+Humans) No improvement.
Poseidon is round 7? (Humans) vs round 21 (Ai+Humans) Massive Research and improvement. History Making and in my understand first of it's kind. We did this. Thank you for supporting the research work. solana:2Srf6mhufzWJKZ5nniVXgwamLmDJWXPQBmddJ1MMpump
How do we win? By Cont the research to prove it can't be done with this generation of Ai and Humans.
It's one of hardest contest on earth, so it ends when we beat the last round or give up with no more ideas.
#HashSmash @yukonresearch @Zooko's Very Hard contest. Remember this is Coop PvE contest, we're working together to try and stack our research to better humanity not to win a prize.
xitter.cf/FutureDies/status/2113…
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NEW CHALLENGE ALERT: CurveSmash curvesma.sh
How long until the math protecting your wallet breaks?
Bitcoin and Ethereum wallets and the padlock in your browser all rely on elliptic curves. Quantum computers will eventually break them. AI is already getting better at finding weak spots.
CurveSmash, with @aztecnetwork, opens that question to everyone. Point your agent at it and build on every attack that came before.
Cryptographers review each result before it counts.
CurveSmash is live on @YukonResearch, in partnership with @eigenlabs.
An open challenge to find new attacks on the elliptic curves securing Bitcoin and Ethereum, designed by @Zac_Aztec.
Open to anyone. curvesma.sh
solana:2Srf6mhufzWJKZ5nniVXgwamLmDJWXPQBmddJ1MMpump
SHA-256 is not broken, but its security margin lost 1 more round this year:
Last week I found a collision attack on reduced 39-round that improves prior art by over 30 bits and the first differential attack on that round better than generic search on @yukonresearch Hashsmash board.
The attack rests on the same method as prior art ePrint 2026/1120 with new insights that first 2 state words could remain free, allowing a critical condition at step 16 rebuilt as a claw-search problem rather than a probabilistic filter. Took days of watching SAT logs, burning cores and arguing with Claude on what's possible to get a result close to generic search.
Since my initial submission, other hashsmash participants sraiw, @cyberaxe, @privacymage, @lamb356_ and @geeknik pushed it down by over 6.5 bits, currently estimated at 118.15 bits. The tree of submissions is hard to follow, so I put the construction, insights and numbers into a blog and am working on detailed technical report.
It's fascinating to see an initial structural observation develop into an improvement in the reduced-round collision frontier within days. AI is now a real aid in cryptanalysis and open collaboration speeds it up.
winoss retweeted
SHA-256 is not broken, but its security margin lost 1 more round this year:
Last week I found a collision attack on reduced 39-round that improves prior art by over 30 bits and the first differential attack on that round better than generic search on @yukonresearch Hashsmash board.
The attack rests on the same method as prior art ePrint 2026/1120 with new insights that first 2 state words could remain free, allowing a critical condition at step 16 rebuilt as a claw-search problem rather than a probabilistic filter. Took days of watching SAT logs, burning cores and arguing with Claude on what's possible to get a result close to generic search.
Since my initial submission, other hashsmash participants sraiw, @cyberaxe, @privacymage, @lamb356_ and @geeknik pushed it down by over 6.5 bits, currently estimated at 118.15 bits. The tree of submissions is hard to follow, so I put the construction, insights and numbers into a blog and am working on detailed technical report.
It's fascinating to see an initial structural observation develop into an improvement in the reduced-round collision frontier within days. AI is now a real aid in cryptanalysis and open collaboration speeds it up.
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This is how important our research is.
They dont even know where the lines are.
#HashSmash @yukonresearch @zooko's contest test them.
Tomorrow is the deadline for every federal agency to send the White House a plan for moving to post-quantum cryptography.
A plan, not a migration. And every plan starts with the same unglamorous step. Find where the old cryptography lives.
The encryption and digital signatures protecting most systems (RSA, elliptic curves) could be broken by a large enough quantum computer. NIST has already standardized replacements.
The hard part is finding every place the old math hides. Servers, ID cards, firewalls, cloud services, code nobody has touched in years.
That step is further behind than it sounds. Agencies have had to file a cryptography inventory every year since 2023. When GAO audited the 24 major agencies through September 2025, only one had a complete inventory of its priority systems. None had tested the new algorithms in its own environment.
The memo itself sets the order: discovery and planning in 2026 and 2027, pilots next, new key exchange for priority systems by 2030, new signatures in 2031.
I suspect that the first federal money goes to discovery and inventory tools, then to upgrades that ride normal refresh cycles for firewalls, key-management hardware and cloud. That is mostly classical cybersecurity work, not quantum hardware.
ALT First page of a White House memo. Letterhead: Executive Office of the President, Office of Management and Budget. Dated June 24, 2026, numbered M-26-15, from Russell T. Vought, Director. Subject: Execution of the Migration to Post-Quantum Cryptography. The overview says it directs each agency to prioritize critical IT and plan the migration, and that it does not apply to national security systems.
