unify retweeted
your opening act cancels. who can replace them without losing the crowd you planned for?
I built MEND to help cultural event organizers compare repairs using @Qloo audience insights, practical constraints and human approval.
Try it: usemend.vercel.app
one of the sophisticated working security researcher know to mankind in crypto space has to be lazarus group (allegedly)
cos other peeps charge $60k+ for vulnerabilities.
so far this group has siphoned billions of dollar from the industry.
- bybit: $1.5b
- drift: $285m
- bitget: $350m
- wazirX: $235m
- bnance: ~$6.3b
- kelpDAO: $292m
- ronin bridge: $625m
- DMM bitcoin: $308m
and now we have ongoing convo of cz - to sell off SpaceX shares to cover the loss of it's company.
and to a very bad scenario there's always an upside to it - with the whole lotta going on atm, folks are still making quids.
and maybe time the so called group does a drop for the whole community (make aidrop great again).
unify retweeted
This AI just made a joke mid conversation like an actual human 😳
Tbh this has better comedic timing than half my frens lol, this is one hell of an insane tek ngl
simple guide to code w your agent in cloud on your mobile for free.
since opencode's terminal ui on a mobile device is quite cramped. you can run it in your browser instead, same setup, no cloud needed.
perequiste: make sure you have ubuntu configured through termux.
used termux with a proof ubuntu for this:
- upgrade opencode to the lastest version, currently 2.2.0
run command: opencode upgrade
- start the server from your project folder
eg: cd /root/your-project && opencode serve
it prints the address (mine was http://127.0.0.1:4096) and a server password
- open that address in your phone browser and log in with the password.
- turn on the termux wakelock from the notification bar, otherwise android kills the server when you leave the app btw.
and if you want a different port, opencode serve --help lists the flags. --port goes on serve, not on opencode itself.
not as good as codex or claude cloud but this alternative is not behind as well, plus can use this if you don't have fund to get sub of your desired models and ofc comes with benchmark.
regardless, hope this helps anyone out there and if need be of questions - send this to your agent and communicate what you intend to achieve will help faster and if you're confused still, can make your complaint in cs.
and ty @mystiquemide for giving the heads up.
w update from miden on @midenname
can now register your name same way you we do with regular ens.
but rather than payment each year, no renewal for this: one time payment.
to accrue: miden.name
- connect bread wallet once access if/has access be granted
- name of choice.
- minimum payment is $9 depending on the length of your name choosen.
+ comes with a soulbound nft once minted which identify your id.
disclaimer: this does not indicate any drop or comes with incentives,
nfa.
currently in a gc with 470 members and only $2000 is allocated to us all.
make it make sense bls, and guess what's even funnier.
team: every tweet will points in our rewards program leading to tge.
so you want peeps to talk about ya product but don't want to do the needful.
they even made mention of first campaign to dish out false hope.
and about the form, they have who to chose in mind or chosen already but ought to strategize and market their product.
ambassador programs says you should fill a form and then have you alongside 6900 thousand people competing for the top 50 these days.
it’s almost as the same thing kaito and creator wire are doing, just that these projects hide behind the whole “ambassador thing”
guess what? ambassador programs never used to happen this way before, they just adopted whatever other big platforms do these days (kaito, creatorwire and co)
projects marketing lead: “oh, there are 2k people participating for top 100, why can’t we go that way also but call ours ambassadors so they feel important”
unify retweeted
think we underestimate how much info an onchain txn can give away
You immediately know the wallet it was spent from, can follow how it moves capital, which protocol it uses, and how its positions change. one can potentially work out what it is doing before it finished doing it
we do this every day on CT. in fact there is an entire business around making those wallets easier to track
so when we talk about institutions moving onchain, i kinda wonder how much they're comfortable putting under those conditions
yeah i get that they need to prove things to counterparties. for example, they need to prove they actually hold the asset they claim. but that doesn't mean everyone gets access to that info
id expect institutions to be quite selective about what they move onchain until they have more control over who gets to see what
thats the part of @primus_labs i find pretty interesting. it uses zkTLS to verify data, alongside FHE to encrypt it
practically one infra to verify and encrypt computational data.
you can explore the tech here:
s.kaito.ai/ynLSb5a
there are points to earn for doing so but id recommend doing it to gain sufficient knowledge of the tech
thanks for playin
unify retweeted
will satoshi move any bitcoin in 2026?
found it as a market on @bagel_win - put your money where your mouth is today anon.
which side are you on?
people already spend hours arguing about football.
who wins on saturday, which team falls apart in the (barcelona fc?) whether that signing was worth the money.
everyone has an opinion.
prediction markets are where you can back one, and @bagel_win puts that on your phone.
you can follow users whose calls you rate, copy top predictors with one tap, and read the discussion around a market before you decide where you stand and ofc are the part i find interesting.
football talk already has its rivalries and the people everyone trusts to call a match. here, that same crowd sits right next to a market.
which match would you take a position on first?
and bls, don't say manchester united.
btw, in need of usdc on arc mainnet - needed for arc hackanthon
0x3211d1419709682b81c53cc51cb63622e25488d3
anything helps, appreciate if you can spare.
unify retweeted
As someone in the healthcare system, I built something
A hospital can throw away platelets while another hospital nearby is running out.
Platelets expire in about 5 days, yet hospitals often operate separate inventory systems. By the time someone calls around, checks availability, and arranges a transfer, valuable units may already be wasted.
I built Bloodshift to solve this.
Bloodshift is an AI-powered platelet redistribution system that connects hospitals, monitors live inventory, and coordinates transfers before platelets expire.
The goal is simple: get platelets to the hospitals that need them before they're wasted.
How it works
@Zetaris connects multiple hospital databases, CSV records, and courier APIs without copying their data into one central database.
Bloodshift identifies platelets at risk of expiring and matches them with hospitals that need them, considering blood compatibility, available stock, and delivery capacity.
@nvidia Nemotron selects from approved transfer options and generates requests for receiving hospitals.
Hospital lab staff can accept or decline each request. If declined, Bloodshift learns from the reason and considers another hospital.
Before confirming any transfer, Bloodshift checks the original hospital's live records again. If the platelet has already been used or the courier is unavailable, Bloodshift stops the transfer.
Every transfer is tracked using the Meterless World Model, while H-MEM retains previous decline reasons to improve future plans.
-13/13 end-to-end checks passing
-11.6% fewer platelet expirations in a 100-run simulation compared with no sharing
-Live integration with Zetaris, PostgreSQL, CSV, and courier APIs
The simulation uses synthetic data, and Bloodshift isn't intended for clinical use yet.
Built for the Open Agent Hackathon 2026 on @GenAI_Now , using Zetaris, NVIDIA Nemotron, and Meterless and Cursor for the full build.
I aim to show how AI agents and live data federation can solve real coordination problems in healthcare.
Try Bloodshift: bloodshift.midelabs.xyz
Source code: github.com/mystiquemide/bloo…
Here is a 2-minute video walkthrough of how Bloodshift works
@mihay42
miden o'clock fren.
access to bread is being rolled out.
url: bridge.miden.xyz
pray for adjudication economy community.
Moment of Truth: What Transpired Behind the Scenes
I gave Axis 10 months of my life. Here’s how it ended.
A breakdown of the compensation I received for 10 months of contributions to Axis Robotics. 👇
Total compensation received:
900 USDC
Z Role allocation: $550
Total: $1,450
I began contributing to the @axisrobotics
community in January 2026.
After noticeable and quality contributions, I was onboarded as an Ambassador and entrusted with leading the Axis Nigeria community on the 31st of March.
When I took on this responsibility, there was no monthly salary attached to the role. Instead, the agreed compensation was a token allocation to be distributed at the TGE.
Below is a breakdown of the agreed benefits, NONE of which the team fulfilled.
@plpiaoliang @chris_anm01 @0xsexybanana @0xzagen @base @buildonbase @coinbase @hack_vc @PiCoreTeam
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will satoshi move any bitcoin in 2026?
found it as a market on @bagel_win - put your money where your mouth is today anon.
which side are you on?
people already spend hours arguing about football.
who wins on saturday, which team falls apart in the (barcelona fc?) whether that signing was worth the money.
everyone has an opinion.
prediction markets are where you can back one, and @bagel_win puts that on your phone.
you can follow users whose calls you rate, copy top predictors with one tap, and read the discussion around a market before you decide where you stand and ofc are the part i find interesting.
football talk already has its rivalries and the people everyone trusts to call a match. here, that same crowd sits right next to a market.
which match would you take a position on first?
and bls, don't say manchester united.
you can go through a thousand experiences and still remain naive.
and the problem is, when you interpret every new experience through the lens of your past insights, you risk becoming a prisoner of your own conclusions.
then uou stop experiencing things for what they are and start seeing them for what you have already decided they must be.
cos, the same very wisdom we did acquire can become the barrier to our own future growth.