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bio_the_great retweeted
We built Crynux so anyone could use AI powered by a decentralized GPU network. Now you can see it in action.
Thanks to @MiningRabid for putting Crynux Chat, image generation, and our OpenAI-compatible API to the test.
Watch the walkthrough below and then give it a spin yourself👇
Decentralized AI is now live on @crynuxio 🤖
5,000 FREE credits for about two weeks. I tested the chat, the OpenAI-compatible API and the image generator 👇
youtu.be/QCagUqyzFuo
my Crynux link is a referral link. @t_allfather
bio_the_great retweeted
For months, we’ve talked about how @crynuxio connects independent GPUs to power AI.
Now, there’s something you can actually try.
Crynux AI Services and Crynux Chat are live, bringing decentralized AI compute to developers and everyday users.
I took a closer look at how it works. Here’s what you should know. 🧵
bio_the_great retweeted
gm guys
something big just went live and i don't want you to miss it
@crynuxio has officially launched crynux ai services and crynux chat
for a long time, people asked the same question about decentralized ai: "okay, but when can i actually use it?"
well, now you can
here's what dropped:
> crynux ai services: developers can now build apps using decentralized ai compute instead of relying on one big company's servers
> crynux chat: everyday users can just open it and chat with ai powered by the crynux network. no setup, no stress
and to make it easy to jump in:
> 5,000 free credits to test things out
> a referral system so you can invite friends and help grow the network
now here's why this matters
most of the ai you use today runs on servers owned by a handful of companies. they decide the price, they decide the rules, and you just have to trust whatever comes back
crynux spent all this time building something different:
> a decentralized gpu network where anyone's hardware can power ai
> reliable task execution across that network
> results you can verify instead of trusting blindly
that was the foundation. this launch is the network finally going to work
and that's the part people should pay attention to. a network only gets real value when real people use it. every chat, every app a developer builds, every request sent creates real demand for the compute on crynux
not hype. usage
ai services and chat are the first step. more users, more developers, more apps are coming
so if you've been following crynux, this is your moment to actually touch it
> chat: chat.crynux.io
> build: crynux-as.xyz
grab your free credits, test it, break it, share it
this is only the beginning. have a great day
gm guys
something big just went live and i don't want you to miss it
@crynuxio has officially launched crynux ai services and crynux chat
for a long time, people asked the same question about decentralized ai: "okay, but when can i actually use it?"
well, now you can
here's what dropped:
> crynux ai services: developers can now build apps using decentralized ai compute instead of relying on one big company's servers
> crynux chat: everyday users can just open it and chat with ai powered by the crynux network. no setup, no stress
and to make it easy to jump in:
> 5,000 free credits to test things out
> a referral system so you can invite friends and help grow the network
now here's why this matters
most of the ai you use today runs on servers owned by a handful of companies. they decide the price, they decide the rules, and you just have to trust whatever comes back
crynux spent all this time building something different:
> a decentralized gpu network where anyone's hardware can power ai
> reliable task execution across that network
> results you can verify instead of trusting blindly
that was the foundation. this launch is the network finally going to work
and that's the part people should pay attention to. a network only gets real value when real people use it. every chat, every app a developer builds, every request sent creates real demand for the compute on crynux
not hype. usage
ai services and chat are the first step. more users, more developers, more apps are coming
so if you've been following crynux, this is your moment to actually touch it
> chat: chat.crynux.io
> build: crynux-as.xyz
grab your free credits, test it, break it, share it
this is only the beginning. have a great day
bio_the_great retweeted
Crynux AI Services and Crynux Chat are officially live.
For the first time, Crynux-powered AI is available directly to developers and everyday users.
Crynux AI Services build applications using decentralized AI compute
crynux-as.xyz
Crynux Chat use AI powered by the Crynux Network
chat.crynux.io
5,000 free credits are up for grabs so you can jump in, test the services, and see Crynux in action.
We’ve also launched a referral system. Invite others, help grow the community, and bring more real users and activity to the Crynux Network.
Until now, we’ve focused on building the foundation: a decentralized GPU network, reliable task execution, and results that can be verified without blind trust.
Now we’re putting that infrastructure to work.
The long-term value of Crynux comes from real utility; people using the network, developers building on it, and applications generating real compute demand.
AI Services and Chat are our first step toward that goal.
And to everyone who has supported Crynux and stayed with us along the way: thank you. Your trust and patience helped us get here.
This is only the beginning. More users. More developers. More applications. More real usage of the Crynux Network.
Try it. Build with it. Share it. Help us grow Crynux.
bio_the_great retweeted
Picture a token community. The chat is full of "someone should build that." Weeks later, nothing exists. And if you do hand the job to an AI agent, you can't check what it did, what it touched, or what it cost.
I built Night Crew for @vibestarterxyz 02. $VIBES holders vote on what gets built, an AI crew builds the winner overnight, and every build gets a public receipt.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Open the site and connect a wallet. Holding $VIBES gives your vote weight. A wallet with none still counts as 1.
2. Sign a message to vote on a proposal or to propose your own. It costs no gas, and you can change your vote until the close.
3. At 22:00 UTC a GitHub Actions job closes the vote, runs the crew, verifies the result and publishes it.
4. The winner appears as a new floor in the tower, with a receipt attested on Base through EAS.
The agent has no authority. It has three tools: write a file, read a file, and run a floor check. It has no shell. A static gate checks its output in-process, and the crew job never executes anything the agent wrote.
Each floor is served as its own sandboxed page, under a hashed CSP, with no access to your wallet. A veto address can pull a bad one.
The receipt records the shift, the outcome, the model, the cost, and hashes of the transcript and the floor. Anyone can check it on EAS.
- 5 floors are lit.
- Shift 5 built a quiz: 6 of 6 tests passed, $0.07, attested.
- Each shift has cost between $0.06 and $0.10.
- 6 real wallets have voted or proposed, with 6 votes signed.
Live: nightcrew.suitz.xyz
Code: github.com/Dotman-Bei/nightc…
Below is the Demo wallthrough (94 s) @CyphrGM @ProlabCH
bio_the_great retweeted
For the Flip the Switch Hackathon by @WeMakeDevs
and @switch_ai_ , I built and submitted Invoice airlock:
An accounts-payable desk on Switch that stays safe when the agent reading vendor invoices is hijacked: outside content stays in a room with no reach, only validated typed fields cross to the room that can pay, and only the controller can release money.
An AP desk on Switch that assumes the agent reading invoices is already hijacked. 9 attacks replayed, the ledger never moved.
The point is that Switch's rooms and owners hold when the agent is fooled.
For the full write-up, visit: medium.com/@bamigboyeemmanue…
Live app: invoice-airlock-site.vercel.…
Code: github.com/Dotman-Bei/invoic…
below is the 2:40 demo walkthrough.
#HowISwitch.
bio_the_great retweeted
here's the part of @FungoLabs genesis i think people are sleeping on
hidden information is what makes games fun
think about it
> poker only works because you can't see the other player's cards
> card packs are exciting because you don't know what's inside until you open them
> strategy games have fog of war so you can't see the whole map
now try building any of that on a normal blockchain. you can't. everything is public, so every card, every stat, every move is visible to everybody. the surprise is gone before the game even starts
that's why most on-chain games feel half on-chain. the secret parts end up on a private server somewhere and you just have to trust the team
fungo flips that
> genesis nfts mint sealed
> what's inside stays encrypted on ethereum
> only the holder chooses who gets to see it
so the mystery lives on-chain, not on someone's server. and with zama fhe, smart contracts can still work with that hidden data without revealing it
that opens doors for real on-chain games: hidden stats, secret moves, packs nobody can peek into, battles where you don't know what your opponent is holding
genesis is just the first step. but if you've ever wanted on-chain games that actually feel like games, this is the kind of tech that gets us there
nobody knows what's inside. and that's the fun part
gm guys
let's talk about why what @FungoLabs is doing matters beyond nfts
right now, if you know someone's wallet address, you can see almost everything. what they hold, what they bought, when they bought it, who they send money to. forever
imagine your bank statement pinned on a public wall for anybody to read. your boss, your neighbours, scammers, anybody. that's how most of crypto works today
and that's a big reason a lot of people and businesses still don't fully trust it
> a company can't pay salaries on-chain without the world seeing who earns what
> a trader can't make a move without bots copying or front-running it
> a regular person can't hold something valuable without becoming a target
public is great for checking that everything is legit. but public everything is not freedom, it's exposure
this is where zama fhe comes in. it lets a blockchain work with encrypted data without ever revealing it. the chain can still prove things are correct, it just doesn't have to show you the secret
fungo genesis is one of the first real products showing this on ethereum:
> every nft mints sealed
> the holder decides who sees inside: only you, everyone, or addresses you choose
> the auction bids were sealed too, so nobody could see or game them
it looks like just an nft collection. but what it's really testing is a bigger idea: that you can be on a public blockchain and still keep your business to yourself
if that works for nfts today, it can work for payments, salaries, voting, games and a lot more tomorrow
seen by all. known by one
bio_the_great retweeted
gm guys
let's talk about why what @FungoLabs is doing matters beyond nfts
right now, if you know someone's wallet address, you can see almost everything. what they hold, what they bought, when they bought it, who they send money to. forever
imagine your bank statement pinned on a public wall for anybody to read. your boss, your neighbours, scammers, anybody. that's how most of crypto works today
and that's a big reason a lot of people and businesses still don't fully trust it
> a company can't pay salaries on-chain without the world seeing who earns what
> a trader can't make a move without bots copying or front-running it
> a regular person can't hold something valuable without becoming a target
public is great for checking that everything is legit. but public everything is not freedom, it's exposure
this is where zama fhe comes in. it lets a blockchain work with encrypted data without ever revealing it. the chain can still prove things are correct, it just doesn't have to show you the secret
fungo genesis is one of the first real products showing this on ethereum:
> every nft mints sealed
> the holder decides who sees inside: only you, everyone, or addresses you choose
> the auction bids were sealed too, so nobody could see or game them
it looks like just an nft collection. but what it's really testing is a bigger idea: that you can be on a public blockchain and still keep your business to yourself
if that works for nfts today, it can work for payments, salaries, voting, games and a lot more tomorrow
seen by all. known by one
here's the part of @FungoLabs genesis i think people are sleeping on
hidden information is what makes games fun
think about it
> poker only works because you can't see the other player's cards
> card packs are exciting because you don't know what's inside until you open them
> strategy games have fog of war so you can't see the whole map
now try building any of that on a normal blockchain. you can't. everything is public, so every card, every stat, every move is visible to everybody. the surprise is gone before the game even starts
that's why most on-chain games feel half on-chain. the secret parts end up on a private server somewhere and you just have to trust the team
fungo flips that
> genesis nfts mint sealed
> what's inside stays encrypted on ethereum
> only the holder chooses who gets to see it
so the mystery lives on-chain, not on someone's server. and with zama fhe, smart contracts can still work with that hidden data without revealing it
that opens doors for real on-chain games: hidden stats, secret moves, packs nobody can peek into, battles where you don't know what your opponent is holding
genesis is just the first step. but if you've ever wanted on-chain games that actually feel like games, this is the kind of tech that gets us there
nobody knows what's inside. and that's the fun part
bio_the_great retweeted
gm guys
today is the day @FungoLabs genesis goes live
3,232 encrypted nfts on ethereum. and for the first time, minting an nft doesn't mean showing the whole world what you got
quick reminder of why this one is different:
> every nft mints sealed
> you decide who sees inside: only you, everyone, or addresses you choose
> nobody else gets a peek, powered by zama fhe
how to get one:
> 500 free mint for whitelist
> 2,500 through a sealed-bid auction in czama
if you're going for the auction, here's how to play it smart:
> nobody sees your bid, so there's nothing to watch and nobody to outbid at the last second
> when it closes, one final price is set and every winner pays that same price
> bid higher than the final price and you get the difference back
> bid lower and your czama comes back
so the move is simple: bid what it's really worth to you. bidding high doesn't mean you pay high
just remember bids are binding and come with a small fee for the encrypted bidding. don't bid what you're not ready to pay
keep an eye on @FungoLabs for the official times so you don't miss it
yesterday nobody knew what was inside
today some of us get to find out. only us though
let's go
