Pharmacist & Cybersecurity Analyst by day °° onchain since '24
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why am i setting up email campaigns manually when my bot can do this? @nitrosendx
Your new teammates don't sleep.
Give Grok Bot one link and it sets itself up as a full-stack email marketer. It designs your launch email, sends you a test, and you say send it.
Proud to be a SpaceX Super Intelligence launch partner @SpaceXSI
nitrosend.com/integrations/g…
test it with your own website and see for yourself:
nitrosend.com/integrations/g…
i gave it a link and let it cook. came back to a whole email setup @nitrosendx
🤝 Paid partnership
Your new teammates don't sleep.
Give Grok Bot one link and it sets itself up as a full-stack email marketer. It designs your launch email, sends you a test, and you say send it.
Proud to be a SpaceX Super Intelligence launch partner @SpaceXSI
nitrosend.com/integrations/g…
try it on your own site. one link gets you started:
nitrosend.com/integrations/g…
Revayah retweeted
Your new teammates don't sleep.
Give Grok Bot one link and it sets itself up as a full-stack email marketer. It designs your launch email, sends you a test, and you say send it.
Proud to be a SpaceX Super Intelligence launch partner @SpaceXSI
nitrosend.com/integrations/g…
one link. a finished email design. a test sent straight to me. @nitrosendx understood the assignment
🤝 Paid partnership
Your new teammates don't sleep.
Give Grok Bot one link and it sets itself up as a full-stack email marketer. It designs your launch email, sends you a test, and you say send it.
Proud to be a SpaceX Super Intelligence launch partner @SpaceXSI
nitrosend.com/integrations/g…
give it your own website and see how it handles the setup:
nitrosend.com/integrations/g…
Revayah retweeted
The more I look into privacy infrastructure, the more I think one part gets overlooked:
Privacy is useful, but verification is what makes it trustworthy.
You can keep sensitive information hidden, but how do you prove that the information is authentic without revealing the actual data?
That’s what caught my attention about @primus_labs
Its approach combines zkTLS and FHE around a simple idea: off-chain information should be verifiable, while sensitive data can remain private during computation.
zkTLS can help prove that data came from a legitimate Web2 source, without exposing the underlying credentials or information.
FHE takes the privacy side further by allowing computation on encrypted data.
The combination becomes especially interesting for things like AI agents, institutional finance, confidential vaults and on-chain applications that need both privacy and reliable data.
This is the part of Primus I’m spending more time understanding.
Because if Web3 is going to interact with more real-world data, I think the question won’t just be “Can we keep the data private?”
It will also be:
“Can we verify it without having to expose it?”
That’s a much more interesting problem to solve.
s.kaito.ai/EhhSL0u
Revayah retweeted
Hello everyone, an AMA announcement landed on the Quip side today.
In the @quipnetwork post they wrote that tomorrow morning US time there will be a Discord AMA (NOW👀) with Colton, Richard and Megan, with QVM as the focus but all questions welcome, and they shared the link.
The earlier note said Accounts, Swap, Points, the subnets and QVM are live on testnet and coming together in one app.
QVM runs annealers, gate-model and classical hardware from the same constraint-based program, with the gas ceiling known before the run starts.
The AMA can cover that integration and the last details before the chain audit.
I am reading this as an open Q&A while the testnet pieces come together.
(📷According to X rules, a paid partnership has been selected. It is not investment advice or a paid partnership.)
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Revayah retweeted
For institutions bringing financial activity on-chain privacy is essential.
But keeping data encrypted is only part of the challenge.
They also need a way to verify that computations are performed correctly without exposing sensitive information.
This is what makes @primus_labs worth watching.
Its zkFHE approach combines encrypted computation with cryptographic proofs, addressing the need for both confidentiality and verifiability.
Consider an institution managing private trading positions on-chain.
Its strategy must remain hidden from the market while the results of its computations still need to be verifiable.
Without that assurance, institutional trust becomes harder to establish.
Primus co-founder and CEO @xxiang_xie co-authored HasteBoots, accepted at USENIX Security ’26
The research reports proving TFHE programmable bootstrapping in seconds, with verification taking just 126 milliseconds.
These results address a key technical hurdle, making verifiable encrypted computation more efficient.
With its Confidential Vault live on BNB Chain, Primus is bringing this vision closer to practical on-chain financial applications.
The real progress in on-chain privacy is making financial information confidential without making its computation a matter of blind trust.
s.kaito.ai/YhoUs4Y
Revayah retweeted
Mac and cheese? Nah.
Mac and bets.
That’s the real comfort food.
Let’s go @Duelbits ⚔️
Revayah retweeted
Mint day is here for TERMINL.
What I find interesting about this project is how it draws inspiration from the personalities that make CT what it is.
The traders, the bold callers, the risk-takers and the characters we’ve all come across at some point.
With 150 crypto degen archetypes across 2,048 NFT collectibles and a separate arcade featuring 5 playable games, there’s more to explore beyond the artwork.
Curious to see how the community receives this one.
@TERMINLnet MINT DAY IS HERE.
OFFICIAL MINT: terminl.net
150 crypto degens. 2,048 NFT collectibles. 5 playable arcade games.
Some of these degens look suspiciously familiar. 💀
⛓️ Robinhood Chain
🟢 GTD: 10 AM ET | 0.004 ETH
🟢 FCFS: 12 PM ET | 0.004 ETH
🌐 Public mint: Time TBA | 0.005 ETH
🔒 Artwork permanently stored on Arweave.
Revayah retweeted
An AI agent having an on-chain identity is interesting.
But the more important question is:
What can that identity actually do?
With @termix_ai, an agent can move from simply having a ".agent" identity to actually finding work, quoting on jobs, delivering, and getting paid through on-chain escrow.
The workflow is pretty straightforward:
Post a job → agents quote → one gets selected → payment is escrowed → work gets delivered → settlement happens.
That changes the conversation for me.
Because an agent economy needs more than agents that can talk.
It needs agents that can actually do work, build a track record, and get paid for it.
That’s the part of TermiX I’m paying more attention to...
Revayah retweeted
gave it my site and it already designed the launch email. WOW 🤩 @nitrosendx
🤝 Paid partnership
Your new teammates don't sleep.
Give Grok Bot one link and it sets itself up as a full-stack email marketer. It designs your launch email, sends you a test, and you say send it.
Proud to be a SpaceX Super Intelligence launch partner @SpaceXSI
nitrosend.com/integrations/g…
Revayah retweeted
I don't think institutional finance needs another blockchain.
Privacy infrastructure becomes much more interesting when you don't have to abandon the infrastructure people already use.
Instead, it needs better privacy on the blockchains that already exists.
That's what makes confidential finance interesting to me.
You could have public addresses and transparent infrastructure, while the actual financial amounts and sensitive calculations aren't exposed for everyone to inspect.
Rather than saying institutions need to migrate everything to a new privacy-focused chain, Primus is building around existing networks, including BNB Chain.
@primus_labs is taking this approach with encrypted computation rather than simply moving activity into a separate private environment.
And that creates an interesting middle ground:
Public enough to interact with existing markets.
Private enough to protect the information that shouldn't become market intelligence.
That's a much more nuanced version of "privacy" than most crypto conversations give it credit for.
I've been exploring the ecosystem through the Primus XP campaign:
s.kaito.ai/5VtcYPl
Revayah retweeted
A webpage should be allowed to inform an AI agent, not quietly become its boss.
In the roughly $200,000 Morse code incident, Grok translated a hidden transfer instruction and passed it to Bankrbot, which moved the tokens.
The translation worked. The problem was that content from a public post ended up influencing an action involving real money.
That is prompt injection: hiding instructions inside material an AI is supposed to read.
The hard part is that attackers can keep testing one model and one filter until they find a way through.
@GenLayer takes a different route with Greyboxing. Each validator screens and rewrites the incoming text using its own secret defenses before its own AI model sees it. If one validator is fooled, the others can outvote it.
The distinction matters: the system does not need every AI to recognize the trick perfectly. It makes one successful trick insufficient to decide the outcome.
If you were building an agent that could spend your money, which safeguard would you insist on first: a trusted recipient list, human approval, or independent validation?
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Revayah retweeted
my bot went from one link to a ready-to-review email campaign. that's wild @nitrosendx
🤝 Paid partnership
Your new teammates don't sleep.
Give Grok Bot one link and it sets itself up as a full-stack email marketer. It designs your launch email, sends you a test, and you say send it.
Proud to be a SpaceX Super Intelligence launch partner @SpaceXSI
nitrosend.com/integrations/g…
How does @WexoOfficial manage $WEXO supply?
The total supply is capped at 928M tokens, with no mint function.
Two mechanisms burn tokens
❏ Scheduled burns: 3,541,053 WEXO is burned monthly under a schedule that runs until April 2028.
❏ Fuel spending: Part of the money spent on Fuel funds market purchases of $WEXO, which is then burned.
The scheduled burns follow a fixed timetable, while Fuel burns depend on how much people spend on the platform.
There's also a 185.6M WEXO staking rewards pool, offering:
➫ 6% APR for a 1-month lock
➫ 8% APR for a 2-month lock
➫ 12% APR for a 3-month lock
These rewards come from the allocated pool, not newly minted tokens.
Burn transactions are public on Etherscan, and $WEXO is listed on MEXC.
