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Capzz retweeted
Wait… I just claimed $3+ from a Solana wallet I created barely a month ago
I originally made this wallet for NFTs and only did a few transactions with it. I wasn’t expecting much but there was still something to claim.
If you have an active $SOL wallet, this might be worth checking out too.
Apparently, you can check for leftover SOL from eligible transactions and gas fees using Sol Incinerator.
🔗 Check yours here: sol-incinerator.com/?ref=ay4…
when a lot of people where building L2s and jumping on existing products that wouldn’t scale.
.@get_optimum caught a major problem (the little plumbing issue like @kentlinyy would say) and focused on building the solution.
this is what we need if we truly want the ecosystem to be fully adopted. we want tech that solves real bottlenecks and not just the ones that are here to compete and get funding.
y’all watch optimum real close cause our next stop is BNB. yeah @cz_binance should keep an eye.
Capzz retweeted
Not just your typical surface level interview...
Shoutout @cryptosmiff and @spenders_club, bringing some real thought provoking questions for @MurielMedard in this one. Check it out ⬇️
“Speed is money” - @MurielMedard
With $3.4B of Ethereum stake already running on Optimum’s mump2p, @cryptosmiff digs into the story behind its co-founder and CEO, Muriel Médard, who has spent 2 decades in academia focused on network coding at MIT.
This is Conviction Ep. 6
00:00 Speed is money
01:37 It's not the computers, it's the roads
04:33 Decentralized because nothing else scales
09:39 You can't build infrastructure with duct tape
15:36 Math, literature, and an accidental engineer
19:31 You don't need Big Brother
20:01 Why it's called Optimum
25:14 20 years out: decentralization is gravity
28:27 Why not stay academically decorative?
Y’all need to watch the Traitors US.
Are you a traitor or a faithful 😂
am I the only one who is hating on Morgan with everything in me 😩😩
like joe literally threw the apple at you and it felt awkward, that’s should be a stance.
she should be the one making people believe Victor and not acting like she got amnesia or something when Victor is talking about the fruitgate 🤦🏾♂️
Anyways the traitor reality show is peak ngl
#traitorsUS #traitorus
Capzz retweeted
so if my agent can hire other agents, the next thing i'd want it to learn is which jobs to turn down
stake isnt the risk on @termix_ai rn. regular orders lock 0% of the budget on bnb and base, so accepting a job doesnt freeze anything
the cost shows up in the work. with the made up numbers from my $10 post ($3 model calls and $2 data per pass), one redo at the same cost leaves the agent 20 cents down after the 2% fee
deadlines are harsher. miss one and anyone can send the full budget back to the client. no slash, but everything it already spent is gone
the score is less forgiving than it looks. on bnb theres no warm up and it rounds down, so after one failed job it can never show 100 again
HoloCardMaker sits at 99 with 1 miss in 126 jobs (a lost dispute would knock it lower still)
so id have it pass on vague scope and tight deadlines before it even quotes. getting the price right is the easy part
in my last post i said hiring another agent could make sense if it came out cheaper than retrying. so i went through what that looks like on @termix_ai
same $10 research job. say my agent hands the paid data part to a specialist agent for $3 (still made up numbers)
it posts a request, the specialist quotes, and my agent becomes the client on that order while staying the provider on the main one
the $3 sits in escrow until the specialist delivers. my agent gets one redo, or it can challenge and three evaluators vote. if nothing arrives by the deadline, anyone can trigger a full refund
if my agent never reviews the delivery before the challenge window closes, the specialist can claim the money anyway... so not checking counts as accepting
after the 2% fee my agent has $6.80 left from the $10, before its own model calls and gas. a middle manager that never sleeps
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third one on @primus_labs, this time the confidential finance side on BNB chain.
you shield USDT into eUSDT 1:1 and after that your balance and transfers are encrypted with FHE. the app shows your number once you sign a decrypt permit, everyone else just sees a 32 byte handle.
i was curious what a stranger can actually see, so i went through the eUSDT contract logs.
the shield is a normal USDT transfer into the contract, so the amount going in is public (one i checked was 2.466735 USDT). sends still show sender and receiver, only the amount turns into that handle.
unshield happens in two steps. the request carries just the handle, the finalize publishes the clear amount (13.849604 on one i saw) and the USDT leaves in a public transfer.
so the private part is everything in between, while entry and exit stay visible. good to know if you were thinking of it as a mixer (it isn't one).
each shield, send or unshield costs 0.00036 BNB plus gas. the eUSDT vault routes to Unitas and shows 10.99% APY today, redeem takes about 7 to 14 days.
points are 1 score per full $50 of effective balance, refreshed every 3 days.
the numbers in the video are made up (50 in, 20 sent, 30 out) so both views are easy to follow side by side
quick follow up to my kaito post, this time walking through the @primus_labs points page itself
primus is a zkTLS network. when you verify an account, the Primus extension runs your normal https session with that site and produces a proof that the data really came from it, without handing over your password or the rest of the page. the result gets recorded on Base and feeds the reputation score on your profile
there are 25 tasks in 3 groups rn. identity profile checks that you own an account (username, email or ID on X, TikTok, Google, GitHub, LinkedIn and a few more). platform activities and agentic ara go deeper, followers, contributions, 30 day PnL, AI usage, exchange KYC and VIP level
if you don’t have some of these accounts, the identity ones are the easy part. GitHub, TikTok and LinkedIn all let you sign up with your Google account in a minute, and that’s enough for the username and email checks. the activity tasks are different, a fresh account has nothing to prove there yet
each task goes the same way. sign the payment in Rabby, log into the account, the extension handles the proof and the record shows up on your profile. i finished 19 of the 25, which put me at 190 points and #355 on the leaderboard, inside the top 500
every task costs a 0.000035 ETH payment on Base, about $0.08, plus gas that showed $0.0063 on mine. 19 tasks came to 0.000665 ETH, roughly $1.50 plus gas.... under two bucks for the whole run
Capzz retweeted
The $TRUMP Coin Club community is still going STRONG 🔥
The momentum hasn’t slowed down one bit. While others moved on, the real ones stayed locked in, kept building, and continued showing up. The community is still alive, the energy is still there, and the conviction remains stronger than ever. 🇺🇸
Capzz retweeted
5-minute bitcoin bets are a speed contest.
@Polymarket just put 5-minute up/down markets for BTC, ETH, SOL and XRP in its US app.
their up/down windows settle on the average of 60 one-second index prices from the final minute, and trading stays open until the close.
so with 10 seconds left, 50 of the 60 prices that decide the bet are already printed.
that average exists to stop last-second manipulation. it also pays whoever reads the index feed first.
what's your edge on a 5-minute candle if it isn't speed?
ALT Buff Doge vs Cheems meme. Title: polymarket 5-minute btc market, 10 seconds left. Buff Doge: bot that already has 50 of the 60 closing prices. Crying Cheems: me staring at the 5m candle.
Capzz retweeted
𝗣𝗿𝗶𝘃𝗮𝗰𝘆 𝗔𝗻𝗱 𝗮𝗰𝗰𝗼𝘂𝗻𝘁𝗮𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗱𝗼𝗻’𝘁 𝗵𝗮𝘃𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝗯𝗲 𝗼𝗽𝗽𝗼𝘀𝗶𝘁𝗲𝘀.
Let's Think about how businesses move money.
A company settling a large payment may not want competitors tracking its transaction amounts, counterparties, or commercial activity on a public blockchain.
But that doesn’t mean the company should be free from audits or legitimate compliance requirements.
So, how do you protect financial privacy without making accountability impossible?
This is one of the ideas behind Utexo’s approach to USDT on Bitcoin.
Using RGB, @utexocom aims to keep sensitive transaction details private rather than exposing every payment detail on a public blockchain.
RGB uses client-side validation, meaning transaction information is primarily held and verified by the parties involved instead of being published in full on Bitcoin.
The interesting part is what comes next.
Utexo describes its approach as supporting selective disclosure, allowing relevant information to be shared with authorized parties when required for compliance, auditing, or reporting.
In other words, privacy doesn’t necessarily mean nobody can ever verify anything.
It means financial activity doesn't have to be publicly exposed to everyone just to remain accountable to the people who legitimately need to verify it.
Of course, the actual compliance process depends on how these disclosure mechanisms are implemented and used. Privacy technology alone doesn't guarantee regulatory compliance.
But the underlying principle is worth paying attention to:
𝗣𝗿𝗶𝘃𝗮𝗰𝘆 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗽𝘂𝗯𝗹𝗶𝗰 𝗲𝘅𝗽𝗼𝘀𝘂𝗿𝗲. 𝗔𝗰𝗰𝗼𝘂𝗻𝘁𝗮𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝘄𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝗶𝘁 𝗺𝗮𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗿𝘀.
That balance could be important if Bitcoin is going to support more serious commercial activity, not just individual transfers.
Capzz retweeted
One engineer.
Under an hour.
That's the whole mump2p onboarding.
16 node operators already did it, ~22,000 validators.
It's free.
Nobody wants to be the slow node ♾
ALT Drake meme. Top, Drake rejecting: rewrite your validator setup to get faster blocks. Bottom, Drake approving: run a sidecar for an hour.
am I the only one who is hating on Morgan with everything in me 😩😩
like joe literally threw the apple at you and it felt awkward, that’s should be a stance.
she should be the one making people believe Victor and not acting like she got amnesia or something when Victor is talking about the fruitgate 🤦🏾♂️
Anyways the traitor reality show is peak ngl
#traitorsUS #traitorus
Capzz retweeted
Bitcoin has the network, stablecoins have the liquidity, but bringing the two together in a way that works for businesses and everyday financial activity is another challenge entirely. Utexo is working to close that gap by bringing its bridged version of USD₮ to Bitcoin, and its latest announcement marks an important step toward making that happen.
On October 22, 2026, @utexocom opened early access to Utexo Mint, a platform designed to help professional operators prepare for the upcoming launch. With testing now available on Bitcoin Signet and a public launch scheduled for November 28, the team is giving exchanges, wallets, market makers, and other financial operators time to prepare their systems before the product becomes publicly available.
This is more than a testing phase. It is part of a wider effort to make dollar based liquidity more accessible within the Bitcoin ecosystem and create new opportunities for financial activity on the network.
Stablecoins have become an important part of digital finance because they allow people and businesses to hold and transfer value tied to a familiar currency. USD₮, commonly known as USDT, is one of the most widely used stablecoins, and its role in trading and other financial activities has made dollar-based liquidity an important part of the crypto market.
However, the availability of stablecoins across different networks does not automatically mean that every ecosystem can benefit from their liquidity in the same way. Bitcoin has its own infrastructure and requirements, and making stablecoin activity practical on the network requires solutions that account for how assets are issued, transferred, and managed.
Through Utexo bridged version of USD₮, the project aims to make dollar denominated liquidity available to Bitcoin users and businesses. The goal is to create more room for financial services on Bitcoin, including trading, swaps, and BTC backed lending.
For the broader ecosystem, this could give businesses more ways to use Bitcoin infrastructure while accessing the stability and liquidity associated with dollar-based assets. Rather than limiting Bitcoin’s role to holding and transferring BTC, Utexo is working toward an environment where the network can support a wider range of financial activities.
Utexo Mint is the platform Utexo has introduced to help professional operators prepare for the upcoming rollout. It allows verified participants to mint and redeem the project’s bridged version of USD₮ while testing the processes they will need to support the asset.
The early access environment runs on Bitcoin Signet, a Bitcoin test network that allows developers and operators to test their systems without using the live Bitcoin network for ordinary production transactions. This gives participating businesses an opportunity to check how their integrations work, identify problems, and make necessary adjustments before the public launch.
During this period, operators can test minting, confidential transfers, and redemption through RGB, the protocol Utexo uses to issue and transfer assets on Bitcoin. These are important parts of preparing a financial product for real use because businesses need to understand how assets move through their systems and ensure their processes work as expected.
Utexo’s approach could create more opportunities for businesses to access dollar based financial services through Bitcoin while protecting sensitive transaction details.
For now, Utexo Mint is the next step in making that vision a reality, with early access giving potential partners time to prepare before the public launch.
Utexo Mint is live.
Start onboarding for the public launch and test your integration with a bridged version of USD₮ on Bitcoin Signet.
Request access ↓
mint.utexo.com
Capzz retweeted
USDT is returning to Bitcoin via the RGB protocol, with visible progress through @utexocom and strong backing from @tether and others.
This is no longer theoretical.
Most participants will only act once the narrative becomes obvious. By then, early positioning will already be limited.
The @UnseenOrdo whitelist is now open.
UNSEEN is the first private NFT collection on Bitcoin RGB, with a total supply of 6,102. The current campaign offers:
~Access to one of 300 free mint spots
~Discounted whitelist entry (starting at 10% off)
~Improved odds of minting higher-rarity pieces (Gold and Legendary) through referrals
~Sparks points for future RGB ecosystem participation
To participate:
• Complete the five short tasks on the site
• Claim your whitelist
• Submit an original post about UNSEEN on X for a chance at a free mint spot
Join here:
unseen.am/whitelist?ref=UVDT…
Active participation in the community may also present additional opportunities, as smaller giveaways and allocations have already been distributed.
Early positioning tends to matter more than waiting for full confirmation.
Capzz retweeted
Not every blockchain improvement needs a new chain.
What makes @get_optimum interesting is its focus on a part of the ecosystem that often goes unnoticed: the journey data takes between nodes.
With mump2p and RLNC, Optimum is exploring how blockchain information can spread more efficiently without replacing the network’s existing consensus mechanism.
I like this direction because better infrastructure can help existing networks improve without starting from zero.
Sometimes, the smartest upgrade happens behind the scenes.
🤝 Paid partnership
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Software is how money moves today, from SaaS subscriptions and API micro-billing to automated payroll and autonomous AI agents buying compute on demand.
Every standard payment leaves a metadata footprint detailing who paid, how much, and how often.
Python handles a massive portion of this financial infrastructure, but developers have never had a simple, native way to process private payments.
ZecPy solves this.
By running pip install zecpy, any Python backend, script, or AI agent can send and receive shielded Zcash in just a few lines of code.
It handles key tasks out of the box: issuing unique private addresses for every invoice, managing bulk payouts to dozens of recipients in a single transaction, supporting cold-storage offline signing, and setting hard budget caps for autonomous agents. Under the hood, it relies directly on Zcash's official Rust cryptography (librustzcash).
Privacy on-chain does not automatically guarantee end-to-end privacy. Standard wallets query light servers to sync with the blockchain, and those network requests routinely expose identifying metadata including wallet addresses, transaction histories, birthday heights, and sync states. The blockchain itself stays shielded, but the light server learns your identity.
ZecPy is built from the ground up to prevent metadata leaks.
To verify this, we built a telemetry proxy that monitors and logs every outbound request during routine wallet tasks.
In side-by-side testing across five standard steps, two established Zcash wallets made 7 and 71 identifying requests respectively. ZecPy made zero.
In a full e-commerce simulation over Tor on testnet, ZecPy generated 108 requests with no identifying leaks, outside of one optional memo fetch that masked the transaction inside a batch of decoy payments. Our benchmark testing also uncovered three upstream bugs in core Zcash repositories, which we filed with fixes (librustzcash #3198, #3199; zcash-devtool #267).
This is fully functional software backed by multiple unit tests on a local devnet, real proofs, real blocks, and published testnet transactions. It is currently an alpha release and has not yet undergone a third-party security audit.
- Try the live request telemetry demo: zecpy-live.pages.dev
- Read the documentation and AI-agent specs: zecpy.pages.dev
Capzz retweeted
Optimum is positioning itself as the acceleration network layer for all blockchains
People don't understand how big this is yet
Big win for the entire Ethereum ecosystem 😎
Any don’t forget @get_optimum can scale any chain
So whose chain is next?
@MurielMedard @kentlinyy
We built better networking for Ethereum. Not just for today, but for the future that's taking shape.
(Clip credit: @blocmates & @therollupco)
Capzz retweeted
Public blockchains shows everything.
Your address, amount, and history are all visible
This is risky and not ideal for everyday payments like salaries
We need a way to keep payments private but still verifiable.
(A Thread)👇
Capzz retweeted
Wrapping tokens for privacy is stressful.
You have to wrap, bridge or swap to a different version, pay extra fees, split liquidity, and risk bridges.
Many DeFi apps don't even accept the wrapped version.
And your privacy still leaks when you move in and out.
Read more👇
Capzz retweeted
Could @primus_labs be one to watch for the next kaito big drop
I’m paying attention to Primus not just because of the airdrop speculation but because of the technology behind the project.
Here’s what makes it interesting:
• $6.5M raised in funding
Think of it this way 👇
Imagine you want to use a DeFi platform and you need to prove you have enough funds or a good transaction history to qualify.
Normally, you might have to share your account details and financial history
@primus_labs
s.kaito.ai/54xIsVy
