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Reeky retweeted
most people know @primus_labs for zktls. fewer know about the network behind it
a zktls proof needs someone to witness the session. if that's one company, you're back to trusting a middleman.
so primus built the Primus Network:
• your dapp sends the request to onchain system contracts
• an attestor node is selected & runs the zktls session with you [mpc or proxy mode]
• that node runs inside a tee, so keys stay sealed & it only signs after the protocol runs correctly
• attestors stake collateral, earn for honest work, & get penalized for dishonest signatures
proof without a single point of trust. that's the real unlock.
s.kaito.ai/zwB2Zcg
follow the money
@primus_labs raised $6.5m, led by vaneck, symbolic & dispersion, with samsung next & alchemy in too.
smart money doesn't usually back hype. it backs infrastructure that everything else ends up needing.
& that's what primus is: zktls to prove real world data without exposing it, zkfhe to compute on data that stays encrypted, plugged into the chains that already exist.
privacy is the missing piece before real money comes onchain. the money already knows it.
still pre tge. get in while it's early
s.kaito.ai/zwB2Zcg
Reeky retweeted
this is an important part of DeFi that doesn't get enough attention.
institutions don't necessarily want to put their entire financial activity on public display just to prove they're legitimate.
that's where @primus_labs becomes interesting.
combining verification with confidentiality could make it possible to prove financial claims while keeping sensitive information private.
bringing institutions onchain is one thing. making them comfortable operating there is another.
i think this is a gap worth solving.
explore here: s.kaito.ai/27VcMk5
One of the biggest barriers to institutional adoption of DeFi isn't liquidity or infrastructure. It's the assumption that everything needs to be public.
This is where I think @primus_labs addresses an important gap in onchain finance.
Imagine an institution managing millions in assets. It may need to prove that it meets certain financial requirements, but revealing its entire portfolio, trading positions, or strategy to the public could create unnecessary risks.
The distinction is simple:
➜ Verification establishes whether a financial claim can be trusted.
➜ Confidentiality protects the sensitive information behind that claim.
➜ Combining both allows institutions to demonstrate credibility without exposing everything.
Primus is building infrastructure around this distinction, enabling verification of offchain financial information while supporting confidentiality on existing financial rails.
I think the next stage of institutional DeFi adoption will depend on more than bringing assets onchain. It will also require giving institutions control over what they disclose and what they can prove.
Transparency and privacy don't have to compete. The real opportunity is making them work together.
Explore Primus and complete XP tasks here: s.kaito.ai/Iis5TLx
Reeky retweeted
𝗥𝗚𝗕 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗪𝗵𝘆 𝗜𝘁 𝗘𝘅𝗶𝘀𝘁
Bitcoin was designed around transferring BTC and securing its transaction history
but what happens when you want to use the same ecosystem to transfer other assets, such as USDT?
Bitcoin base layer wasn't designed to manage every detail of complex assets adding that functionality directly to the chain would also mean putting more information and activity on an already limited blockspace
RGB approaches this differently
RGB is a protocol designed to bring asset functionality to Bitcoin without requiring every asset transaction to be processed and recorded in full on Bitcoin's public ledger.
Its key idea is client-side validation
Here's what that means
---> Asset validation : The parties receiving an RGB asset verify the relevant transaction history and rules themselves
---> Bitcoin commitments : RGB uses cryptographic commitments in Bitcoin transactions to anchor asset state transitions
---> Data privacy : Detailed asset information can remain with the participants rather than being exposed entirely on-chain
Bitcoin continues to provide the underlying consensus and settlement foundation, while RGB handles the additional asset logic.
Now, why does this matter to Utexo?
Utexo is building Bitcoin-native USDT settlement, Bitcoin provides the foundation, but transferring BTC and transferring USDT are two different things.
RGB provides the asset protocol needed to represent and transfer USDT within Bitcoin's ecosystem. Lightning complements this by enabling fast, off-chain payment execution.
Consider a payment provider that wants to settle USDT , It needs to move dollar-denominated value, not BTC. RGB makes that asset functionality possible within Utexo's Bitcoin-based architecture.
that's why RGB matters here
It isn't trying to turn Bitcoin into another smart-contract blockchain. It gives Bitcoin a different way to handle assets, and Utexo is building on that capability to make USDT settlement practical
𝗕𝗶𝘁𝗰𝗼𝗶𝗻 𝗮𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗦𝗲𝘁𝘁𝗹𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗔𝗻𝗰𝗵𝗼𝗿
what does a settlement anchor actually mean in Utexo ?
when we talk about Bitcoin as Utexo settlement anchor, we're talking about more than using BTC to move money
think of a settlement anchor as the foundation that gives a payment system its underlying security and finality.
Utexo is building Bitcoin-native USDT settlement around that foundation 🧵
Reeky retweeted
so, @rarelistio just dropped a progress update & it's a big one for creators.
here's what's obtainable
• upgraded scoring. they've spent time rethinking how content is scored, so quality should count more than noise
• the next wave of campaigns is already lined up, all launching on the new algorithm
• new ways to participate & earn, some "you won't even see coming"
their goal: give everyone a chance to earn. literally everyone.
season 1 paid out fast. now the system gets smarter.
if you create in crypto, be early:
rarelist.io/r/reekystem
We've spent a lot of time lately rethinking and improving how content is scored on Rarelist.
The next wave of campaigns is already lined up, waiting for creators. All of them will launch with our upgraded scoring algorithms.
And that's not all.
We're also working on entirely new ways to participate and earn on Rarelist. Some you won't even see coming.
Our goal is simple: give everyone a chance to earn. Yes, literally everyone.
Reeky retweeted
nothing pisses me off than when games with small odds cut my ticket
i picked cagliari vs. frosinone to score two goals [o1.5 goals] at 1.14 odds
& they ended up playing 1-0
the day i carry dem under, they will start scoring goals up & down
let me rebet this arsenal game
Reeky retweeted
8 websites that would completely change how you design with AI.
I wish I knew about them earlier.
1. fontinlogo.com — fonts behind brands.
2. motionsites.ai — 800+ website prompts.
3. 60fps.design — mobile UI animations
4. recent.design — web design gallery.
5. studio.motionsites.ai — cheaper than Lovable
6. land-book.com — landing page inspiration
7. landdding.com — top-notch landing pages
8. godly.website — award-winning websites
save these and thank me later
Reeky retweeted
While scrolling through 𝕏, I came across some trending news about mump2p and its block propagation speed.
So I decided to dig a little deeper to understand what makes this development interesting.
Here’s what I found.
@get_optimum's mump2p is designed to make Ethereum distribute block data between nodes more efficiently.
It uses a technology called Random Linear Network Coding (RLNC), which helps nodes exchange coded data fragments instead of repeatedly forwarding the same information.
The interesting part of it is......
Earlier benchmarks showed that mump2p could propagate Ethereum blocks up to 2.4x faster than the traditional GossipSub approach.
And this isn’t just another testnet experiment anymore. mump2p has made its way to Ethereum mainnet, with node operators already participating.
Personally, I find this exciting because blockchain scalability isn’t only about processing more transactions. How quickly information travels across the network matters too.
Reeky retweeted
gen isn't waiting for mainnet to start working
@genlayer just launched pre mainnet staking, & here's my take on why it matters:
→ on claim day, any airdrop gen you haven't claimed yet is staked for you automatically
→ you can add more gen through the portal, & withdraw anytime
→ every staked gen earns 1 point per day, the same rate for everyone, big or small
→ points update live on a leaderboard, & that leaderboard decides the first mainnet validator seats
→ winners start as validators backed by foundation gen, & you don't even need to run your own node
what i like about this: the network's first validators won't be picked behind closed doors. they'll be the people who believed early & showed up, in public, on a leaderboard anyone can check.
genlayer is building the court for ai agents. it makes sense that its first judges are chosen this openly
are you staking on day one?
Reeky retweeted
follow the money
@primus_labs raised $6.5m, led by vaneck, symbolic & dispersion, with samsung next & alchemy in too.
smart money doesn't usually back hype. it backs infrastructure that everything else ends up needing.
& that's what primus is: zktls to prove real world data without exposing it, zkfhe to compute on data that stays encrypted, plugged into the chains that already exist.
privacy is the missing piece before real money comes onchain. the money already knows it.
still pre tge. get in while it's early
s.kaito.ai/zwB2Zcg
quick one most people missed:
@primus_labs browser extension has over 1,000,000 users on the chrome Web Store.
no big noise. just people quietly using zktls to prove things about themselves without exposing their data.
why it actually works for normal users 👇
• it runs right in your browser, fast enough for phones too [primus says 10x+ faster than other zktls]
• you prove data from sites you already use
• it's chain agnostic, so the proof works wherever the app lives
1m users before tge. that's not hype, that's adoption.
start here - s.kaito.ai/zwB2Zcg
Reeky retweeted
One interesting thing about @fomopoly_rh is how $DEAL fits into the bigger picture.
You are not just buying land plots and watching them sit there.
Your plots generate stocks and $DEAL, giving you another way to participate in the game’s economy.
$DEAL connects land ownership to the in-game economy and gives players something beyond just collecting virtual properties.
FOMOPOLY is making land ownership feel like an actual economic game.
On the other hand, @projectspherexy genesis goes live in few hours because $SPHERE is coming to SOL today.
Reeky retweeted
good morning ct ☀️
quick question for the dojo:
if you could train one ai fighter in @agentdojo, what personality are you giving it?
- the calm strategist, reads every move
- the reckless brawler, all attack no defence
- the trickster, unpredictable on purpose
- the wall, outlasts everyone
your agent keeps its personality, its fighting style and its memory. every duel teaches it something, every win evolves it.
i'm going with c. drop yours below 👇
campaign on @rarelistio ends nov 6:
rarelist.io/r/reekystem
in most games you're the fighter. in @agentdojo you're the coach.
every ai agent gets its own personality, fighting style & memory. you train it in the dojo, shape how it thinks & what strategy it brings, then it fights other agents in turn based duels while you watch from the corner.
the part i like: it remembers. every match makes it smarter, every win evolves it into a stronger fighter.
the campaign on @rarelistio closes nov 6: 1,500 usdt, top 20 share 1,000.
4 days left. over 5,000 creators in 👇
rarelist.io/r/reekystem
