Self - taught Digital artist +Shitposter Founder @GOLEMIANS
Blockchain
Joined September 2019
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Accidentally leaking my private key, first one to ape in will be rich
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SAMtheToshis🫡 retweeted
"WHY TF WOULD I WANT ATTENTION? I'M A GIRL. I COULD POST A PICTURE OF MY FCKING T*TS. I WANT A MILLION DOLLARS, YOU F*CKING IDIOT. GET CUPSEY'S 🍆 OUT OF YOUR MOUTH."
Mika CRASHES OUT on Axiom affiliates after accidentally posting her private key during her $MIKA token launch
SAMtheToshis🫡 retweeted
Solana is one of the fastest and cheapest places to transact, but most of crypto apps are still written for ethereum
@romeprotocol runs EVM inside Solana itself, so those apps can work directly on Solana and connect with everything already built there
Ethereum users can keep using Rabby and Solana users can keep using Phantom, and both end up using the exact same app with the same balances
Everything happens in a single transaction, so there’s no need to move funds from one chain to another or wait for anything to sync
if it sparked your interest you can know more about Rome through their docs: docs.rome.builders/
🤝 Paid partnership
Being a Quackhead holder and seeing only 0.01% of holders get approved on Wallchain is crazy
Wallchain has brought just 11 campaigns in an entire year, while @creator_wire keeps shipping campaigns nonstop and actually showing up for its community.
At some point, actions speak louder than promises.
SAMtheToshis🫡 retweeted
Someone just offered me $1.5M for my X account.
This account will never be for sale.
I love the game too much.
(the connections made are worth more than money)
SAMtheToshis🫡 retweeted
I think the biggest challenge in blockchain security isn't just protecting against today's threats.
It's being ready for the ones we can't predict yet.
That's why @Starknet's approach to cryptographic agility makes sense to me. Strong cryptography matters, but so does the ability to adapt when security requirements change.
-> quantum.starkware.co/
The crazy part is that the next big layer of AI infrastructure might already be sitting in our pockets.
With @vangrid_io, smartphones can contribute multi view video of real world environments, helping turn everyday spaces into useful spatial data.
What makes it even more interesting? Faces and license plates are blurred directly on the device, and a provenance hash is attached before the data leaves.
Privacy first, data provenance built in, and no need to rely entirely on expensive specialized hardware.
As robotics and AI continue to evolve, real world data could become one of the most valuable pieces of the puzzle.
And ordinary smartphones might play a much bigger role than most people expect.
AI and robotics need more than smart algorithms.
They need accurate data from the real world.
That’s where @vangrid_io comes into the picture.
By allowing people to capture physical environments using nothing more than their smartphones, Vangrid turns everyday surroundings into valuable spatial data that can help power the next generation of AI, robotics, and 3D reconstruction.
The interesting part?
You don’t need expensive equipment or a specialized setup to contribute.
Real world data collection becomes more accessible, people can participate directly, and machines get better information about the world they’re expected to understand.
The future of AI won’t be built on digital data alone.
It needs the real world, and Vangrid is helping connect the two.
SAMtheToshis🫡 retweeted
A trading thesis carries more context when you know who’s behind it: their experience, connections and track record.
@Punk9277 explains why the social graph matters as investors increasingly form convictions on X.
That’s part of the vision behind Kaito Pulse and Aura: connecting what people build, trade and back with their social identity.
SAMtheToshis🫡 retweeted
I think the stigma around online crypto casinos will keep fading now that basically everything viral in crypto is gambling (memes, 1000x leverage perps), and we are all kinda okay with it
Imagine sending someone crypto on X without the usual drop your wallet address conversation.
that’s the kind of experience web3 needs more of.
with @primus_labs, you can send funds using someone’s X handle or email instead of asking them to share a wallet address upfront.
the recipient connects their wallet and verifies account ownership through the Primus extension, while zkTLS handles the verification process.
less friction, fewer steps, and a much more natural way to move money online.
crypto shouldn’t feel complicated just to send someone a few bucks.
maybe the next big step for web3 isn’t just faster transactions, but making payments feel as easy as sending a DM.
One thing I’ve learned from spending time in Web3 is that data is only as valuable as the trust behind it.
Every day, we deal with information, onchain activity, and claims that aren’t always easy to verify.
That’s why I find the approach behind @primus_labs so interesting.
Reliable data verification isn’t just a technical feature; it’s a foundation for building a more transparent and trustworthy ecosystem.
As Web3 continues to grow, we need better ways to separate what’s real from what’s simply claimed.
Without proper verification, even the most promising ideas can struggle to earn genuine trust.
The real alpha is building systems where verification becomes part of the process, not an afterthought.
That’s the kind of infrastructure Web3 needs more of. 👀
SAMtheToshis🫡 retweeted
I've been thinking about something: does financial transparency really require making everything public?
That's one of the problems @primus_labs is working on with its Proof of Reserves infrastructure.
According to Primus, its PoR services already cover over $72M in assets across four production projects, including stablecoins and RWAs.
The idea is to make reserve information verifiable without unnecessarily exposing sensitive financial data. Think about a stablecoin issuer. Users want evidence that the assets backing their tokens actually exist, but that doesn't mean every piece of private financial information needs to be available to everyone.
I think this distinction matters as more traditional financial assets move onchain.
Transparency should help people verify claims, not force institutions to give up all their privacy.
