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my x forked into 21,950 $FORK
$ git log --graph @alfafartimur
* x scan +15,950
* trials +6,000
where did yours come from?
forks.wiki/r/alfafartimur xitter.gq/wikifork/status/211982…
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the first launchpad on @github
apply early: forks.wiki
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What do validators and traders have in common?
The need for speed. 🏎️
@blockchainjeff explains how Optimum's speed boost is already giving validators an edge, and why the trading sector is our next target.
I knocked three times on a spooky door. Something with three green eyes and a witch's hand dropped sweets into my bag, and now my wallet is in the draw for a bag of tokens 🎃
Trick or treat with @zerion: zerion.io/halloween?utm_sour…
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Arc 🤝 @raenestapp
Raenest is live on Arc.
Raenest is bringing USDC on Arc to nearly 2M diaspora and gig economy users across Nigeria, the US, UK, and Canada.
Users can access USDC opportunities on Morpho, zero-fee fiat-to-USDC conversion, and faster, lower-cost cross-border money movement.
Real financial access on Arc.
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Top node operators run Optimum.
Boost your node for free at: console.getoptimum.xyz
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Pump is bringing some of its execution infrastructure in-house. While we want to serve everyone, Relay is not a story about one app.
Relay is a platform that serves thousands of developers across wallets, payments, RWAs, prediction markets, perps, and trading, all built on the same belief: people shouldn’t have to think about which chain they’re on.
Users want one balance, instant execution, and zero friction. We’re making that the baseline for every onchain app, not just one.
On performance, Relay offers best-in-class latency, reliability and fill rates, across 100x the scale (txs), larger orders, more routes and use cases. The data is public (dune.com/relay/fomo-pump-fun…).
Two apps on Relay can see wildly different performance depending on how they’ve integrated. We’ve shipped a lot lately, so reach out and make sure you have access to all the latest and greatest.
Back to building. 🫡
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These are TurboCards: A 999 NFT collection commemorating Optimum's mainnet launch on Ethereum.
Each card maps to a real Ethereum slot where we boosted a block's journey across the network, featuring stats detailing just how fast it traveled and the economic edge created.
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P2P.org is now running @get_optimum on the Ethereum mainnet to boost our networking capabilities.
Quicker, more efficient propagation means stronger performance, less bandwidth, and more rewards captured.
We’re excited to be working with Optimum as they push the frontier of decentralized networking!
The Optimum team is pleased to announce our first mainnet deployment, mump2p on Ethereum. With mump2p, data moves across all of Ethereum 2-3x faster, boosting validator performance and network health.
$3.4B of Ethereum stake is already being boosted by mump2p, and we’re now opening up free access for all Ethereum node operators.
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The Optimum team is pleased to announce our first mainnet deployment, mump2p on Ethereum. With mump2p, data moves across all of Ethereum 2-3x faster, boosting validator performance and network health.
$3.4B of Ethereum stake is already being boosted by mump2p, and we’re now opening up free access for all Ethereum node operators.
bye Farcaster, GM Lens <3
claimed OG badge: gm.lens.xyz?sharedBy=timcoin
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USDC on Arc gives agents a way to pay for the intelligence they use.
Jamie, founder of Alethieum, is building Ando so apps, agents, and robots can access intelligence and pay for it directly.
In this conversation with @bleso_a, Jamie explains why existing payment flows fall short, how MPP-I works, and why he chose Arc for USDC settlement.
Plus, a demo of Ando Wallet with an app, an autonomous agent, and a robot simulation sending testnet USDC.
Chapters
0:00 The Ando story and open access to intelligence
8:31 MPP-I: handling payment without interrupting inference
11:03 Inside the inference and payment flow
23:34 Why Arc: fast finality and USDC gas
32:24 Open access and the Ando Wallet walkthrough
49:06 Connecting OpenCode to Ando
54:02 Hermes manages its own inference
57:57 Ritchie robot simulation
1:02:30 The robot sends testnet USDC; the Circle tools behind Ando
1:08:16 What the agent economy could look like
1:12:03 Jamie’s advice for developers building on Arc
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Built something in Arc Studio?
Ship it on Arc Mainnet and apply for one of 8 microgrants, 500 USDC each.
Experiments must be built in Arc Studio and move real USDC on Arc Mainnet.
Submissions close Nov. 1.
Details + apply: dorahacks.io/hackathon/arc-m…
