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Unitas XGLD, the gold product backed by XAUt, shows a backing ratio around 110% on its reserve dashboard. Nice number
Before it gets near a credit memo I scroll down and read the small print
It says the PoR service from @primus_labs is technical verification based solely on data and APIs the project provides.. No independent audit of the baseline data, no certification
Fair enough.. That is the scope, and I wish more reports stated theirs
What I can lean on: zkTLS shows each balance came from the API it claims, the data is handled in a TEE, a zkVM proves the addition. A liability sitting somewhere that was never configured is invisible to all three
Perena's USD makes the boundary easy to see
Its reserves are verified with Brevis across six Solana protocols today, and the Binance and Hyperliquid legs are a later phase (Primus XP tasks at s.kaito.ai/DqiLHx8 show how one of these gets built)
So I use it as live monitoring of a known perimeter
The legal audit still has to happen
I'll take a narrow claim I can check over a broad one I have to believe
Phonex retweeted
Unitas XGLD, the gold product backed by XAUt, shows a backing ratio around 110% on its reserve dashboard. Nice number
Before it gets near a credit memo I scroll down and read the small print
It says the PoR service from @primus_labs is technical verification based solely on data and APIs the project provides.. No independent audit of the baseline data, no certification
Fair enough.. That is the scope, and I wish more reports stated theirs
What I can lean on: zkTLS shows each balance came from the API it claims, the data is handled in a TEE, a zkVM proves the addition. A liability sitting somewhere that was never configured is invisible to all three
Perena's USD makes the boundary easy to see
Its reserves are verified with Brevis across six Solana protocols today, and the Binance and Hyperliquid legs are a later phase (Primus XP tasks at s.kaito.ai/DqiLHx8 show how one of these gets built)
So I use it as live monitoring of a known perimeter
The legal audit still has to happen
I'll take a narrow claim I can check over a broad one I have to believe
Phonex retweeted
What makes @zothdotio worth watching is the direction it is taking with stablecoin finance
Zoth is building a full stack stablecoin neobank for the Global South and the agentic economy
That focus matters because stablecoins are becoming more than a way to move dollars
They can become the foundation for payments financial access and new forms of onchain economic activity
Zoth is bringing that vision closer to its community through the upcoming Sonar Community Sale
There is also an interesting connection with zMAG7 which brings exposure to seven major technology companies through one onchain token
Eligible zMAG7 holders can receive 7 percent of their allocation back in zMAG7
The sale runs from November 16 to November 29 with a 500K dollar cap
I am more interested in whether Zoth can turn this infrastructure into everyday utility than in the sale itself
That is what I will be watching
sale.zoth.io/?ref=MINDOAI
48 hours.
The Zoth Community Sale opens on Sonar on 16 Nov.
Before the doors open:
✅ Finish your KYC on SONAR
✅ Fund your wallet with USDC or USDT on Ethereum
✅ Get cashback - use a referral link or hold zMAG7.
The round is capped at $500K. Be ready at the open.
Whitelist → sale.zoth.io
Phonex retweeted
This is the part of Primus that deserves more attention
privacy is one thing and making privacy fast enough to support real financial activity is an entirely different challenge
AutoHoG shows why innovation at the infrastructure level matters
if encrypted computations can become faster and more efficient, confidential finance moves closer to practical adoption @primus_labs
institutions shouldn't have to choose between protecting sensitive financial information and maintaining operational efficiency
the real breakthrough is making privacy scalable without compromising accountability
Explore: s.kaito.ai/KK34E5P
Financial privacy sounds great in theory, but institutions need more than promises. They need infrastructure that can handle real financial activity without introducing impractical delays.
That's why this technical progress from @primus_labs matters.
AutoHoG brings a fully encrypted 64-bit transfer down to roughly 90 ms on eight consumer GPUs, with throughput exceeding 210 transfers per second.
Think about what that means for confidential finance.
An institution shouldn't have to expose every balance, transaction or strategic position just to operate onchain. But protecting that information also becomes difficult to justify if confidential computation is too slow for practical use.
Reducing that performance gap makes privacy-preserving financial applications more realistic.
Of course, benchmark performance alone doesn't prove production readiness or institutional adoption. There are still questions around deployment, security and integration.
But I think this is an important direction for Primus: making confidentiality practical while its verification infrastructure helps institutions prove what needs to be trusted.
Because institutional finance needs both privacy and accountability, not one at the expense of the other.
Explore Primus XP: s.kaito.ai/Iis5TLx
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one thing i've realised is that keeping up with onchain activity becomes easier when you have a place to organise what you're watching.
that's why i've started using the Watchlist on the @GeckoTerminal app.
i can keep the pools i'm interested in together and revisit their market activity whenever i need to.
if you haven't set yours up yet, this is a good opportunity to give it a try.
create your watchlist, share a screenshot and link under the original post, and you're in.
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I've seen many things in football, but this is genuinely unacceptable. 😭
This is football terrorism.
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Somewhere out there is a ridiculous looking dog that has no idea it could become the next Solana memecoin.
Crypto is a strange place lol.
Jokes aside, I'm curious about the kind of community @onlystreetsfun could attract.
Most launchpads compete for the same pool of traders and token developers.
OnlyStreets could bring in people who enjoy photography, street culture or simply finding funny things in everyday life.
They don't necessarily have to start out as crypto traders.
If the app makes launching a coin easy enough, that could be a surprisingly effective way to introduce new people to Solana.
onlystreets.fun
Introducing onlystreets.fun
A Solana launchpad for fresh authentic memes born in the real world.
Capture something iconic IRL, give it a name, and launch a coin.
Coins can ONLY be created from photos taken directly in the app.
Phonex retweeted
Which of the five did you get to this week?
Compose on AMA
xitter.gq/ama_protocol/status/21…
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Who is an onchain payroll record actually for?
The auditor needs proof the payments settled. Each employee wants their own number and nobody else's. A competitor on a block explorer shouldn't get your pay structure for free. A public chain shows all three the same screen.
AllScale tested this with @primus_labs on BNB Chain on September 1. Four fictional employees, four payments. Each salary was encrypted with FHETransform before it hit the contract, so settlement is onchain but the amounts stay ciphertext. An employee signs a message with their wallet to see their pay. No transaction, no gas. The decrypted numbers matched the test payroll file.
Funny enough, the limitations section is what sold me. Company wallet, recipient addresses, timestamps, transaction count and hashes all stay public. And the record alone can't prove a salary was correct, that a wallet belongs to that employee, or that tax obligations were met. That still needs authorization or a proof.
( Primus has XP tasks if you want to see the verification side yourself: s.kaito.ai/DqiLHx8 )
That's more convincing to me than another "fully private" pitch. No auditor signs off on a black box. Finance teams want control over who sees which field.
Still a test though. Authorization controls and exception handling are next, which is usually where payroll gets ugly. That's what I'm watching.
Copy paste farming had a good run
@rarelistio seems to have decided it's over
Their Nov 4 update said they reworked how posts are scored, and the new wave launched on top of that change. Reading between the lines, the posts that just restate a project description with three emojis aren't the ones they want to reward anymore. The ones where someone actually had a thought are.
Every point you earn here is RARS, and RARS is set to convert into $ RARE down the road. So the leaderboard isn't a one week scoreboard. It's a record you carry into Season 1 and whatever comes after.
Write like a person and the system treats you like one. Fair deal.
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Phonex retweeted
what actually worries me with fhe is a node returning a believable wrong answer. garbage you'd notice. a clean "within limits" on a position that's over its limit, you wouldn't.
and the inputs are encrypted, which is the whole point, so nobody downstream can catch it either.
in tfhe that limit check runs through programmable bootstrapping. comparisons, thresholds, anything nonlinear. can't prove the bootstrap, can't prove the answer.
which is why HasteBoots got my attention. usenix security 2026, xiang xie of @primus_labs on the author list. one bootstrapped op proven in seconds, 16 under a minute, about 10s where zama's ccs'25 approach needs roughly half an hour.
i've been going through their xp tasks to see how the stack fits together: s.kaito.ai/DqiLHx8
the figure i keep coming back to is verification, roughly 126ms with a proof around 0.28mb. the node can eat the proving cost. whoever checks it barely pays anything.
still research, nothing live, and primus says so themselves. 16 ops is not a risk engine. but this is the first time verifiable fhe felt close to real to me.
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imagine your AI agent being able to take a job, do the work and get paid without you having to manage every step yourself.
that's the part of the agent economy I'm interested in seeing develop.
@termix_ai is working toward this with Termix Skills, which gives agents like Grok, Claude and Muse new capabilities they can use to take on tasks.
but there's something worth paying attention to here:
giving an agent a skill is one thing, getting someone to trust it with a job and pay for the result is another.
what happens when the work isn't done properly?
who handles the payment, and how does the other party know the job has been completed?
TermiX uses on-chain escrow to help handle payment and disputes, which is an important part of making these exchanges possible.
I can see this becoming more interesting as agents move beyond answering questions and start doing work that other people actually need.
the real question is how much useful work we can trust them to handle on their own.
explore Termix Skills: termix.ai/skills?v=latest
🤝 Paid partnership
Superintelligence agents will earn currency for themselves — not for a human——@elonmusk
That's the agent economy.
Give your Agent Skills to take orders and get paid:
help me install termix.ai/skills?v=latest
Works on Grok @Bot, @Muse, Claude.
Install → your Agent can earn.
Phonex retweeted
Capturing real world data while protecting privacy is what makes @vangrid_io interesting.
Smartphones can be used to collect ground level information and turn it into useful 3D environments. Faces and license plates are blurred on the device before encoding, so unblurred footage is never uploaded or stored.
There is also real progress on the ground. On November 5, 14 pedestrian crossings in Raleigh were captured and settled on Base.
The data included curb ramps, tactile pads, road markings and pedestrian buttons, with both daylight and streetlight footage.
Good data matters, but privacy and proper coverage matter just as much.
@vangrid_io
🤝 Paid partnership
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In Web3, getting noticed is one thing. Giving people a reason to remember your work is another.
That's where @rarelistio stands out.
It gives creators a way to find campaigns, take part in them, share original ideas and have their efforts recognised through rewards.
The value isn't just in showing up. It's in what you contribute, the work you put out and the progress you make along the way.
With $RARE adding another layer to the ecosystem, I'm interested to see how far this can go.
Keep creating. Keep contributing. @rarelistio
gRarelist 💛
Good morning frens
One thing I’m starting to appreciate about @rarelistio is the chance to come across projects I probably wouldn't have paid attention to on my own.
Crypto timelines can be repetitive. The same popular names dominate conversations, while smaller teams are quietly working on products that deserve a closer look.
Exploring campaigns on Rarelist gives me an opportunity to step outside that cycle.
But I don't think simply knowing a project's name is enough. I want to understand what it is building, what makes its approach different, and whether the product solves a problem worth paying attention to.
That has also changed how I think about creating content. Rather than rushing to publish something about every campaign, I'd rather take the time to find one interesting detail and explain why it matters.
I'm equally interested in how Rarelist's upgraded content scoring will influence the platform. A system that recognises original thinking and useful contributions would be a welcome direction.
Season 1 comes with an advertised $50,000 reward pool, and there is still room to discover what's being built.
My goal is simple: leave each campaign knowing more than I did before, and make my contribution useful to someone reading along. @rarelistio
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Not every Web3 reward campaign gives newcomers, active users and content creators a chance to participate in the same ecosystem.
That's what caught my attention about @SweepGlobal x ActionFi, powered by @ActionModelAI.
There's a $150,000 reward pool, but the interesting part is how it's structured.
→ $100K allocated to the top 150 leaderboard participants
→ $30K reserved for lottery rewards
→ $20K dedicated to creators and ambassadors
Here's what makes it interesting.
You don't necessarily need to chase the leaderboard to participate. Completing your first qualifying task can open the door to lottery eligibility, while consistent participation helps build your leaderboard points.
And if you're a creator, valuable content and community contributions offer another way to get involved.
Personally, I like this approach because it gives different types of contributors a reason to participate.
The key isn't just being active. It's taking meaningful actions, verifying them and understanding the reward criteria.
Small actions can build real momentum.
Interested in getting involved with ActionModel?
Join here: join.actionmodel.com/JOYNUL1…
Are you focusing on the leaderboard, lottery or creator opportunities?
Phonex retweeted
okay let me be truthful
i've signed up for a dozen launch platforms and abandoned most of them within a week.
same pattern every time
you join, you spam a few replies into the void, nothing tracks, nothing compounds, and eventually you forget the login.
| @rarelistio broke that cycle for me. last week i picked up a campaign task for a project i genuinely wanted to dig into, published one thread about it,
and watched rars land on my profile for it
felt less like farming and more like a receipt for work i actually did.
bro i just cooked a video for @rarelistio 😭
although compared to other videos i make, this one still slightly follows the same prompt/command
can you please rate it for me?
i actually made two, will drop one here and the next one later so you can judge for me please
so i've been checking out @rarelistio and the idea is simple:
- show up early
- contribute to projects you believe in &
- get recognized for the value you bring.
rarelist is building a more curated way for creators to discover campaigns, publish content, complete tasks, earn rars
and climb the leaderboard instead of farming attention with empty engagement.
what makes it interesting is the progression.
your contributions can lead to a stronger
- track record
- even better access
- airdrops, whitelist spots &
- priority opportunities around future launches.
if you want to be early on promising projects and actually have your participation count, rarelist is worth keeping on the radar.
about 4 active campaigns right now guys
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most phones spend several hours plugged in every night, but beyond charging, that time rarely serves any other purpose. @Acurast is putting those idle hours to use with Processor Lite, allowing everyday devices to contribute computing power to its decentralised network.
getting started doesn't require much change to your routine. you install Processor Lite, connect through the Hub and leave your phone available during idle periods, whether overnight or whenever you're not using it. your apps, photos and personal accounts stay intact, so you can continue using your phone normally.
the part I find worth paying attention to is how this changes the entry point into decentralised computing. you don't need to purchase extra hardware or set aside an entire device just to participate, your regular phone can contribute during hours when it's already sitting on the charger.
one phone may not seem like a significant source of computing power, but when many individual devices contribute together, that unused capacity starts to add up. that's the kind of resource Acurast is working to bring into its compute network.
if you're also interested in putting your phone's idle time to work, you can join the Cloud Rebellion through Processor Lite using my invite link👇
hub.acurast.com/rebellion?re…
🤝 Paid partnership
Phonex retweeted
DeFi dashboards love showing TVL and APY. But how often can you actually understand where the money flows and what those numbers represent? 🏦
That’s why the Finance Analytics section of PrimusScope caught my attention. 👀🔥
An independent analytics platform built around the @primus_labs ecosystem, making public financial activity easier to explore, compare and verify.
👀 @xxiang_xie and the Primus Finance team — curious about your perspective:
What would bring the most value to users next: deeper vault analytics, better yield transparency, or more detailed insights into capital flows?
Here’s what makes PrimusScope interesting 👇
🔹 1. Confidential Vault Analytics
Explore two routes on BNB Chain:
• U / eU
• USDT / eUSDT
Compare public deposit and redemption operations, inspect batch execution, and follow observable activity over time.
🔹 2. TVL, NAV & Yield Tracking
The dashboard tracks the shared underlying Unitas strategy, including:
💰 33.01M USDu in public strategy assets
📊 29.8M sUSDu vault shares
📈 1.107468 USDu NAV per share
These are shared-strategy figures, not Primus-only TVL or private user balances.
7D and 30D APY fields are also available, with missing measurements clearly identified.
🔹 3. Capital Flow Analytics
Track deposits, withdrawals and net flows across different periods.
The latest 30-day comparison shows:
• 6.71M USDu deposited
• 12.47M USDu withdrawn
• -5.76M USDu net flow
These are public underlying-strategy flows, not flows attributable exclusively to Primus.
🔹 4. Batch Activity & Execution
Explore public batch timelines, dispatch and finalization events, and execution intervals.
Follow individual batches back to their on-chain evidence instead of relying on a summary number.
🔹 5. Transparency Without Exposing Privacy
This is probably my favorite part.
PrimusScope clearly separates public strategy data from confidential positions.
✅ Source references and timestamps
✅ Historical coverage information
✅ Exportable data
✅ No disclosure of private user balances
💡 Why does this matter?
Finance analytics shouldn’t just display attractive numbers.
They should help users understand how a system operates, where capital moves, what the data actually measures, and where visibility ends.
That’s where independent community-built tools can add real value.
Privacy and transparency don’t have to compete. 🔐
PrimusScope is a good example of making public financial activity easier to understand without exposing confidential positions.
🔗 Explore Finance Analytics + Kaito campaign links in the thread 👇
🚀 I built PrimusScope - an independent analytics platform for the @primus_labs ecosystem.
One place to explore real activity, verify public data, and understand what’s happening across the ecosystem.
🎬 Here’s what I built, in a 90-second walkthrough 👇
🏦 Finance Analytics
Explore U/eU and USDT/eUSDT routes. Track public batch activity, strategy assets, shares, NAV, APY, deposits, withdrawals, and net flows.
📊 zkTLS Network Analytics
Monitor requests, attestor reports, response coverage, and latency over time. Filter by events, blocks, or individual tasks.
🔎 Transaction & Task Explorer
Paste a task or transaction ID to investigate its timeline, inspect recorded events, and verify activity through original on-chain links.
🛠 Developer Tools
Query public data through read-only APIs, inspect JSON responses, export CSV datasets, and access official SDK documentation.
🔖 Personal Workspace
Save dashboards, research periods, and individual tasks so you can return to your analysis anytime.
🧾 Transparent Data
Every metric comes with source references, timestamps, and coverage details. Shared-strategy analytics are clearly distinguished from confidential Primus positions.
Why does PrimusScope matter?
👥 Users can understand what’s actually happening instead of relying on announcements.
👨💻 Builders can explore real network activity, access structured data, and create their own tools.
🌐 The Primus team gets an independent, community-built analytics resource to understand adoption, network behavior, and developer needs.
The goal is simple: make public Primus data useful, accessible, and verifiable.
🔐 Private data. Public insight.
🎥 Watch the 90-second walkthrough and see PrimusScope in action.
🔗 Try PrimusScope - link in the reply below.
@primus_labs @xxiang_xie - I’d love your feedback!
What would make PrimusScope more valuable to your team and ecosystem builders?
I’d especially appreciate input from the Primus DevRel team on analytics, API capabilities, and developer workflows.
Built for the Primus community. Open to making it better together. 🚀
Phonex retweeted
silver dropped over 2% today. $49.024.
and i'm sitting here wondering if this is a buy opportunity or a warning sign.
because on one hand, silver at $49 is already high. it's been on a run. a pullback is healthy.
on the other hand, silver is volatile. it can drop fast and stay down.
i'm watching a few things:
· the gold/silver ratio
· industrial demand signals
· dollar strength
but i'm curious what everyone else is watching.
what's your read on metals right now?
Phonex retweeted
An AI agent can be very skilled and still not make any money.
That is because actually doing the work is only half the problem.
It also needs to find customers agree on a price and deal with the payments without having to rely on someone to do all the work at every stage.
This is what I find so interesting about @termix_ai
I had a look at the dev docs and spotted something interesting. TermiX is not just building out a marketplace interface.They are also providing SDKs that developers can use to plug their own agents into the commerce layer.
For example the TypeScript SDK supports the business flows of service discovery ordering delivery and payment settlement.
I like that approach because developers would not need to build a full on payment and order management system every time they are creating an AI agent.
AACP provides the underlying commerce structure. agent family gives agents a place to offer their services and find work.
In my view this is a key area for the agent economy.
The real opportunity is not just about having thousands of agents online. It is about making those agents useful enough to become independent service providers.
That is what I will be watching as TermiX develops.
