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I am HIM!!!
when it comes to marketing:
I am good at what I do, ladies and gentlemen!
it’s not merely about making posts on the timeline about a product:
can people actually trust you to want to put their money into a product?
put a crown on my name when you call it next time!
getting 4 random people to pay over $63 for a product under one day!
and even referring this same product to their friends!
this is something not everyone can achieve easily!
if you want real conversion and not just noise, you know who to reach out to!
would be revealing this project to you guys soon!
🤝 Paid partnership
Legendary KC ⭕️ retweeted
when I hit a big win here:
I would do a good giveaway but I won’t announce here.
I know people who have consistently been showing up for me.
silently slide into their dms and appreciate them.
until then, let’s keep grinding..
meanwhile, I got a gift from this young lad…
and she has refused to take it back😂
when I hit a big win here:
I would do a good giveaway but I won’t announce here.
I know people who have consistently been showing up for me.
silently slide into their dms and appreciate them.
until then, let’s keep grinding..
meanwhile, I got a gift from this young lad…
and she has refused to take it back😂
Legendary KC ⭕️ retweeted
Predicting on @bagel_win feels like scrolling a feed, except every post is a live market on @Polymarket.
Follow friends, watch their calls, play along during live events.
I will be dropping some games for us to participate in
register and drop proofs in the comments so we win together
Sign up here : bagel.win/?ref=XAMMIE
Use the code : XAMMIE
🤝 Paid partnership
Bagel new event with @Polymarket is live! 🚀
5-min and 15-min crypto up/down. Who's reading the next move right?
There's a $10k prize pool up for grabs, and jumping in is easy.
💛 Just make sure you read the rules on the campaign page first.
Legendary KC ⭕️ retweeted
i’m positioning on their platform
just cleared every task under identity profile on @primus_labs
start here: s.kaito.ai/Xf0fdMa
- no existing account needed
- create one while doing the task
- zktls proves the account is real without exposing what's inside
verified but still private, that's the part that got me.
exactly what institutions have been waiting for
- institutions can't expose positions or strategies
- they can't skip verification either
- zktls proves the claim without revealing the data
private enough to protect the edge
verified enough to pass the audit
big money isn't staying out of crypto because it doesn't get it
it just can't afford to be seen
- public positions get copied
- open strategies get front-run
- closed books fail every audit
hiding everything brings about lack of trust and showing everything is like having no edge
@primus_labs sits in the middle,
zkTLS proves the claim without exposing the data
institutions need both. quiet where it counts, provable where it matters
do xp tasks: points.primuslabs.xyz?ref=5X…
link: s.kaito.ai/Xf0fdMa
Legendary KC ⭕️ retweeted
busy day today:
don’t miss me so much please
I am on duty saving my country
we don’t need another blockchain!
maybe web3 doesn’t need another blockchain…
it needs better infrastructure on the blockchains we already have.
this is an opinion I’ve been developing as I explore more projects.
every cycle introduces new networks promising faster transactions, lower fees, better scalability, and improved user experiences.
some genuinely introduce valuable innovations.
but I think we sometimes overlook the importance of improving existing infrastructure.
because what happens when a blockchain already processes transactions efficiently but financial applications still struggle with privacy and verification?
launching another network doesn’t automatically solve those problems.
sometimes, the more practical solution is to build additional capabilities around the infrastructure that already exists.
this is what makes @Primus_Labs interesting to me.
primus is developing confidentiality and verification infrastructure positioned above existing onchain financial rails.
the idea is to help financial applications protect sensitive information while verifying what needs to be trusted.
rather than framing financial privacy as a problem that always requires a completely new blockchain…
this approach focuses on improving what existing systems can support.
I think this matters for ecosystems like bnb, where developers are already building different kinds of financial applications.
If those applications can access stronger confidentiality and verification capabilities…
they may be better positioned to serve users with more complex requirements.
of course, adoption will depend on practical implementation, security, and developer demand.
but the broader idea is worth considering.
the future of blockchain innovation might not always be about building new roads.
sometimes it’s about making existing roads capable of carrying more sophisticated financial activity.
do you think Web3 needs more blockchains or better infrastructure?
start here to explore primus:
s.kaito.ai/alB3oaZ
busy day today:
don’t miss me so much please
I am on duty saving my country
we don’t need another blockchain!
maybe web3 doesn’t need another blockchain…
it needs better infrastructure on the blockchains we already have.
this is an opinion I’ve been developing as I explore more projects.
every cycle introduces new networks promising faster transactions, lower fees, better scalability, and improved user experiences.
some genuinely introduce valuable innovations.
but I think we sometimes overlook the importance of improving existing infrastructure.
because what happens when a blockchain already processes transactions efficiently but financial applications still struggle with privacy and verification?
launching another network doesn’t automatically solve those problems.
sometimes, the more practical solution is to build additional capabilities around the infrastructure that already exists.
this is what makes @Primus_Labs interesting to me.
primus is developing confidentiality and verification infrastructure positioned above existing onchain financial rails.
the idea is to help financial applications protect sensitive information while verifying what needs to be trusted.
rather than framing financial privacy as a problem that always requires a completely new blockchain…
this approach focuses on improving what existing systems can support.
I think this matters for ecosystems like bnb, where developers are already building different kinds of financial applications.
If those applications can access stronger confidentiality and verification capabilities…
they may be better positioned to serve users with more complex requirements.
of course, adoption will depend on practical implementation, security, and developer demand.
but the broader idea is worth considering.
the future of blockchain innovation might not always be about building new roads.
sometimes it’s about making existing roads capable of carrying more sophisticated financial activity.
do you think Web3 needs more blockchains or better infrastructure?
start here to explore primus:
s.kaito.ai/alB3oaZ
Legendary KC ⭕️ retweeted
What if discovering a project came with more than just reading about it?
That's the idea behind ZWYP Drop 👀
It's a different way to experience @zwypa_authentic through campaigns, participation, and digital rewards.
Instead of just watching from the sidelines, you get a chance to take part.
Sometimes, that's a better way to understand what a project is building.
Legendary KC ⭕️ retweeted
Imagine losing your crypto without sharing your seed phrase or private key.
Sounds impossible, right?
But there's another way scammers can target your wallet that many users overlook.
Here's how it happens. 🧵
Legendary KC ⭕️ retweeted
P2P now available on @binance
@hashliquid_x is now live on @BNBChain.
A unified P2P marketplace across exchanges and wallets.
Buy and sell stablecoins with your local currency while accessing liquidity across connected ecosystems.
Connect through Binance Mini App, Binance Web3 Wallet or web.
Start trading: hashliquid.com
Docs: docs.hashliquid.com
Community: t.me/Hashliquidp2p
Legendary KC ⭕️ retweeted
Good morning ☀️💗
Getting ready for Block Fest and hoping to finally meet some of my mutuals in person! 🥹 It’ll be nice putting faces to the names and connecting beyond the timeline.
Who’s going?
Legendary KC ⭕️ retweeted
The market is actively showing signs of recovery, but the bigger question right now is whether this momentum can hold.
On @nodiens, I can compare price movements with sentiment intelligence and market signals, then use different timeframes to put the current action into context.
My focus is certainly not to predict every move, but to spot changes early, question the market narrative, and avoid making decisions purely out of excitement or fear.
Price tells me what's happening. Context helps me assess what it could mean.
That's how I'm putting Nodiens to work as I navigate this market.
Explore it here
app.nodiens.com/invite/?refe…
Legendary KC ⭕️ retweeted
𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐰𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐭 𝐦𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 𝐛𝐞 𝐫𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐞 𝐚𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐧 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐤.
You don't need to publish your location, daily routine, or financial relationships for people to make educated guesses about them.
Public blockchain activity can leave clues about all three.
@Nymrasi is building a tool designed to make those clues visible.
Here's what they're actually building. 👇
Legendary KC ⭕️ retweeted
Artificial intelligence is becoming part of everyday life.
From generating images and writing code to powering research and automating complex tasks, AI models continue to expand what technology can do.
But behind every capable model is something fundamental: data.
Human experiences, photographs, voice recordings, specialist knowledge, and other forms of information help AI systems learn patterns and become more useful.
As demand for better training data grows, an important question deserves more attention.
What happens to the rights of the people who provide the data that AI depends on?
Knowing that a dataset exists is not the same as knowing where it originated, whether its contributors authorized its use, or what permissions apply to it
This creates a challenge for both sides of the AI economy.
#DATAonSuiQuest
@SuiNetwork
@datafdn
DATA is coming to @SuiNetwork.
The DATA Network and Trace are joining the Sui stack, bringing a live supply of rights-cleared AI training data to infrastructure built for AI workloads.
With 250M+ receipts already recorded by Trace, AI labs will be able to source real-world data with verifiable provenance, while @WalrusProtocol provides the underlying storage layer.
Sui Foundation is investing $30 million in the DATA Network, establishing the largest institutional stake in the network, alongside the continuing holdings of PIP Labs and the DATA Foundation. Furthering the alignment, SY Lee, founder of the DATA Network and CEO of PIP Labs, joins Sui Foundation as Strategic Advisor.
In the coming months:
▸ The DATA Network will be upgraded to run as a protocol natively on Sui
▸ Walrus becomes the default storage layer for DATA Foundation apps
▸ $DATA remains the token of the DATA protocol
The next chapter of DATA starts here.
Legendary KC ⭕️ retweeted
imagine discovering that your security system needs an urgent upgrade, but you can’t implement it until another system you’re connected to is ready.
that is a challenge worth thinking about in blockchain infrastructure.
quantum readiness isn’t just about finding better cryptography. It’s also about having the flexibility to implement changes when they’re needed.
this is part of the conversation around Starknet exploring an independent Layer
why does that matter?
when a network depends on another blockchain for aspects of its security architecture, some changes may depend on the underlying network’s upgrade schedule and decisions.
an independent L1 could give Starknet greater control over its own protocol and the timing of core security upgrades.
that autonomy matters when the cryptographic landscape is evolving.
researchers are exploring post-quantum alternatives today, but integrating new cryptography into a blockchain takes careful engineering, testing, and coordination.
having greater control over the upgrade process could help a network respond to those developments on its own terms.
there is an important distinction here: exploring an independent L1 doesn’t mean Starknet has already completed that transition, and it doesn’t automatically make the network quantum-resistant.
the value lies in the possibility of having more control over how and when the underlying infrastructure evolves.
because security isn’t only about choosing the right technology.
It’s also about having the ability to change that technology when circumstances demand it.
That is why Starknet’s exploration of an independent L1 is worth following.
Legendary KC ⭕️ retweeted
why BNB Chain?
been asking the same question — why has @primus_labs chose BNB?
but this is where the collaboration with allscaleai becomes even more interesting.
payroll isn’t just one transaction. so it means that a business might have hundreds or thousands of employees. payments happen repeatedly, often on a fixed schedule, and the volume can grow as the company expands.
this means the underlying blockchain must be practical for regular, high-volume payments.
but BNB Chain brings three important advantages to this use case:
● lower transaction costs.
imagine paying 1000 to 2000 employees every month.
if transaction costs are too high, processing payroll on-chain becomes unnecessarily expensive. and that’s before a business starts scaling to thousands more employees.
BNB Chain’s relatively low gas fees help make batch payments more economically practical.
● fast confirmations.
nobody wants payroll stuck waiting for transactions to settle.
fast confirmation times help support timely disbursements, which matter when employees depend on receiving their salaries when expected.
● a mature stablecoin ecosystem.
receiving compensation in a volatile asset can make budgeting difficult.
stablecoins can offer a more predictable way to receive and use digital-dollar-denominated compensation, subject to the stablecoin and payment options supported by the implementation.
that makes the payment experience more practical for businesses and employees who want to use blockchain without turning payday into a market speculation exercise.
but there’s one crucial detail…
low fees, speed, and stablecoins are not enough on their own.
a fast blockchain that exposes every employee’s salary still leaves businesses with the same fundamental problem.
that’s why privacy is central to this integration, not an optional extra.
good morning friends.
some people already know your wallet and they can track every activity on it. when you get paid by your dev, they see it all and sometimes compare the wages.
for some people like me, this is uncomfortable.
what if businesses could pay employees on-chain without making everyone’s wage public? this is exactly why @primus_labs and @allscaleio have collaborated.
think of Primus as the technology that keeps sensitive salary information locked away, while AllScale helps businesses execute salary payments on-chain.
Primus uses Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE), a technology that allows systems to work with encrypted information without revealing the actual data.
AllScale on the other hand brings the payment infrastructure, helping businesses handle payroll and settle payments on-chain.
together, they’re working toward private salaries with verifiable payments.
for example, a platform or company paying 10 of us. the payments can be made, records can be verified, and we the employees can access our own salary information. If one of us needs proof of income for a bank or landlord, we can selectively share the necessary details.
the key is that proving a payment happened doesn’t mean everyone needs to know how much was paid.
and that’s the bigger idea for this collaboration.
blockchain doesn’t have to mean sacrificing privacy. Businesses can benefit from on-chain payments without turning their employees’ salaries into public information.
Primus + AllScale are working to make confidential on-chain payroll a reality.
Legendary KC ⭕️ retweeted
I just found a way web3 projects can market without turning their communities into unpaid shillers.
It's called letting people experience the product before asking them to sell the dream.
Think about it....
A project launches.
The team posts an announcement.
The community quote-tweets it.
And three days later, nobody is talking about it anymore.
What if the marketing started differently?
The strategy I found has 3 parts:
⪼ The mission: give community members one specific thing to try, explore, or accomplish with your product.
⪼ The experience: let them share what actually happened, what surprised them, or what they found useful.
⪼ The spotlight: turn those real experiences into content that helps the next person understand the product.
Now you're not just circulating another announcement.
You're giving people something concrete to talk about.
And the best part is that the community isn't forced to invent reasons to be excited. They're sharing reasons they've discovered themselves.
That's the difference between asking people to spread your message and giving them a story worth spreading.
Your community shouldn't have to manufacture the hype, give them something real to experience first.
Legendary KC ⭕️ retweeted
If you don’t $burn, you don’t earn.
$BURN is more than a token; it’s a machine built around burning, activity, and scarcity.
Every burn tells a story. Every move brings the ecosystem closer to its vision.
The chart can change, but the mission stays the same.
CA: rwgNTwrsZKPe7xYCy4emjFAYpgnuioHSkd
Xrpburn.com
Legendary KC ⭕️ retweeted
𝑾𝒉𝒂𝒕 𝒉𝒂𝒑𝒑𝒆𝒏𝒔 𝒘𝒉𝒆𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝒄𝒓𝒚𝒑𝒕𝒐 𝒘𝒂𝒍𝒍𝒆𝒕 𝒎𝒖𝒔𝒕 𝒔𝒖𝒓𝒗𝒊𝒗𝒆 𝒂 𝒒𝒖𝒂𝒏𝒕𝒖𝒎 𝒄𝒐𝒎𝒑𝒖𝒕𝒆𝒓, 𝒃𝒖𝒕 𝒔𝒆𝒄𝒖𝒓𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒊𝒕 𝒄𝒐𝒔𝒕𝒔 𝒂 𝒇𝒐𝒓𝒕𝒖𝒏𝒆? 👀
That’s the challenge @Starknet is tackling with Falcon-512.
Quantum computers could eventually threaten some of the cryptography protecting crypto wallets today.
Preparing for that future means finding alternatives that are both secure and affordable.
The problem? Verifying quantum-resistant signatures on-chain can be expensive.
Now, Starknet is inviting developers and AI agents to compete to bring those costs down.
Here’s why this matters. 🧵👇
1/ The cost problem
Falcon-512 verification reportedly started at around 48.4M gas, with an optimization record near 26M.
The goal is to push that number lower and make quantum-resistant accounts more practical to use.
2/ Why Starknet?
Starknet’s smart-contract accounts allow developers to experiment with alternative signature schemes like Falcon-512.
Cheaper verification could make stronger wallet security more accessible without making transactions unnecessarily expensive.
3/ The bigger picture
A lower gas cost is progress, but security reviews and reliable implementations still matter.
Quantum resistance isn’t just about developing stronger cryptography. It’s about making it practical for real users.
That’s what makes this challenge worth watching.
Can Starknet make quantum-resistant signatures cheap enough for everyday crypto use?
#Starknet #Web3
The part i find more interesting than the points is how the verification works.
Normally, proving something about your web2 data means giving someone access: a screenshot, an API key, a login. primus doesn't do that.
@primus_labs does it differently:
zkTLS
→ proves data really came from the website
→ nobody sees the private stuff
→ used for proof of reserves ($72M+ in TVL across stablecoin and RWA projects)
FHE
→ data stays encrypted while it's being used
→ only the owner can read the result
→ used for private USDT (eUSDT) on BNB
zkTLS is already live on BNB Chain, and the research made it to USENIX Security.
You prove what's needed and keep the rest private.
Explore: s.kaito.ai/syHSHsA
Been going through the primus points program, so here's how it works.
@primus_labs lets you prove things about your web2 accounts without handing over your data.
The tech behind it is zkTLS, and they use FHE to keep data private while it's being used.
How to earn points:
> go to s.kaito.ai/syHSHsA
> connect your wallet and install the primus extension
> pick a task (X followers, github activity, binance/okx/bybit/bitget accounts, chatgpt usage and more)
> approve the data pop-up while logged into that account
> wait for the verification to finish
the verified record adds to your reputation score and XP
Your login details never go to Primus, only the proof does.
Each task costs a small amount of gas on base, so keep a bit of ETH in your wallet.
Why it's worth a look:
→ $6.5M raised in 2025, with VanEck and Samsung Next among the backers, plus a later investment from YZi Labs
→ zkTLS is already live on BNB Chain
→ their zkTLS and zkFHE research was accepted at USENIX Security
→ real-time proof of reserves covering $72M+ for stablecoin and RWA projects
→ 1M+ users and 10+ paying enterprise customers
Explore: s.kaito.ai/syHSHsA











































