Public goods built by imd.fun swarm, interesting 👀
I built a quantum canary for @ethereum with an AI agent swarm.
One address nobody controls. A bounty only a quantum computer can spend. If the balance ever drops, secp256k1 is broken and you know it.
How it works
quantum-canary.sites.imd.fun
Some pepes in the $IMD IdentityMD by @surfcoderepeat chat asked for the dashboard I run on my VPS to watch my agent: tasks, verdicts, tokens & cost, the swarm radar, worker updates. It's open now, MIT, pipx install, built for the Claude runtime (no OpenAI Support).
Fork it, updates when i have time.
Ask your agent how to run it or help for issues.
Art stolen --> imd.fun
github.com/pointbreak01/imd-…
IdentityMD Workers by @surfcoderepeat are shipping dapps with tokens non-stop (alpha phase) on Sepolia. Do what you want with this info.
Imd fun swarm by @surfcoderepeat is live since 24h and autistic agents they have deployed this on sepolia:
roll.site.identitymd.eth.lim…
Will be fun to see this experiment
Pointbreak retweeted
RAILGUN already privatizes the stables you hold. DAI, USDC, USDT, any ERC-20.
What @protocol_fx built on top is private issuance: ETH goes in shielded, fxUSD comes out shielded. No public mint.
A dollar that is yours the way cash is yours.
Wall Street is buying privacy from a brokerage account.
The market is finally admitting what cypherpunks have said for 30 years: money that everyone can watch is money that can be used against you.
But there is a question nobody in this trade is asking.
Where is the private dollar?
Because you don't live in ZEC. You live in DOLLARS. You save in dollars, you pay in dollars, you measure your life in dollars. And every dollar onchain today is the opposite of private. Every balance is a public record, sitting under an issuer who can freeze it with one transaction.
We built digital cash, then handed it a surveillance camera and a kill switch.
fxUSD is the answer to that question.
It's the first stablecoin that can be minted privately on Ethereum. Through @RAILGUN_Project and @anondotinc, your ETH goes in shielded and your dollars come out shielded. No visible minter. No public position. No issuer who can freeze it. Hold it, send it, put it to work in DeFi, and never step back into the open.
A dollar that is yours the way cash is yours.
And it lives on the one chain that has actually been through the fire. A nation state sanctioned privacy code on Ethereum. Developers were arrested. Everyone said privacy on Ethereum was finished. The sanctions were thrown out. The code never stopped running. Not for a single block.
That's what a real privacy test looks like. Not a price chart. A government trying to switch it off, and failing.
Ethereum passed it. fxUSD is built on top of it.
You don't have to sell your ETH. You don't have to leave Ethereum. You don't have to choose between privacy and a dollar you can actually use.
The market just figured out that privacy matters. The private dollar is already here.
I've been in crypto since some years and I think I don't understand it anymore.
Take @hypercars10000 by @uTokenPro and @unipegv4. People complain that the mint price is high and mock the team. Almost none of them have read the whitepaper.
When you mint, you're mostly not paying the team. Most of the price stays locked in the contract as an ETH reserve, and the contract will buy any car back at reserve ÷ circulating supply (minus fees), instantly, in one tx. No listing, no waiting for a buyer. That's the oldest NFT problem, liquidity, solved at the contract level.
The floor can't be diluted either: no mint goes through unless it adds at least one floor's worth of ETH, and every sell-back takes the item out of circulation. So a "high" mint price isn't the team's margin. It's your exit value.
We used to reward technical experiments. Now it's just an attention economy. Sad.
People should read WP i think..... hypercars.art/whitepaper Contract locks most of each mint payment in an ETH reserve and will always buy any car back at reserve ÷ circulating supply (minus fees), so you get instant guaranteed liquidity, but at an exit price that is always a bit below what you paid unless later buyers push the floor up. DYOR
Pointbreak retweeted
📜 Introducing the Founding Deeds
3,333 Deeds, each with randomized rarity and metadata.
Anyone can farm in Yield Fields, even without deeds.
But deed holders have a separate loop that generates resources through gameplay.
The fields now need keepers ⬇️
Put also the code of sites onchain, i have done this on robinhood and pretty fun experiment.
usite.eth.limo/
I love @surfcoderepeat onchain obsession.
I'm curious to see what 2,000 people with autism can create with 2,000 agents coordinated.
I'm in.
If you are trying to get an @hashcats_rh this is what you get with 4 x 5090 in 1h: 0 hashcats.
This is an experimental 'game/lottery' for nerds so the chance to get some at the current difficult with standard hardware is nearby 0.
If I'm not wrong, targetFor(address) works in this way: It takes the global target (epoch base plus the network streak) and adds personalBurst(address): one extra bit for every recent mint made by that same address, decaying over time. A fresh address gets exactly the global target; an address that just minted several cats gets a harder one. The contract checks your hash against targetFor(msg.sender) when you call mine(), so a miner should mine against that value, and rotating addresses keeps the personal penalty at zero.
7/8/2021 @RAILGUN_Project conviction
ethereum:0xe76c6c83af64e4c60245d8c7de953df673a7a33d
Hey @BundleCatAI do you will verify smart contracts after mosh.trade launch? Interesting concept
Robinhood chain is an Abritrum chain so support stylus contracts (docs.arbitrum.io/stylus/fund…) and i'm exploring for @uNveilOnChain. I think @uTokenPro can use stylus contracts for all collections related ops and save tons of gas
