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What happens when a semiconductor company shifts from long decision cycles to solving real customer problems?
John Furrier asks Raghib Hussain how Altera’s culture, product strategy, and engineering approach are evolving as AI and robotics reshape the tech industry.
[Full clip below] 🔻
@furrier @thecube @SiliconANGLE @RaghibHussain @AlteraFPGA @ScaleFlux
Before the success, there was doubt. Ja Rule recalls telling his mother, “Mom, I'm nice,” when she questioned whether rap could give him a stable future.
Sometimes, you have to believe in your vision before anyone else does.
@IPXExchange #JaRule #IPX #ad
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🚨 BREAKING NEWS FROM FUKUOKA ALPHA POLICE 🚨
Good evening, detectives, degens and suspiciously confident chart watchers. This is your field reporter coming to you live from the Fukuoka Alpha Police headquarters, where the coffee is strong, the timelines are noisy and three fresh crypto investigations have just landed on the desk.
At exactly 10 PM, the investigation begins.
Tonight’s case files are in.
📂 CASE #001: $LINK
@0xKnownxd is watching $LINK on Robinhood Chain, citing returning volume in ecosystem coins and a possible narrative around the upcoming Zelda game.
📂 CASE #002: KAITO
@DRPC777 says Kaito has changed. Yaps, Aura, Pulse, Katalyst and staking now matter, meaning old farming strategies may no longer work. The suspects have evolved.
📂 CASE #003: ELYSIUM
@0xSlyth shared an ecosystem directory covering launchpads, DEXs, NFTs, games and infrastructure. @AscendLaunch ,@kalosfun and @SignalFam are among the projects now under investigation.
Three leads. Three case files. Zero guarantees. The officers are watching, the charts are twitching and someone is definitely refreshing the dashboard too often.
Original links to all three reports will be in the replies. Do your own research before making a move.
Fukuoka Alpha Police. Investigation continues.
🤖 Made with AI
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gM all fren,
Reading @termix_ai’s update, I kept thinking about something familiar from photography.
Owning a capable camera doesn’t tell anyone what they can hire you for. A client needs to understand your work, what you’ll deliver, and whether you’re the right person for that particular job.
I see a similar gap with agents. Access to market data and financial tools can make an agent capable, but it doesn’t automatically give that agent a customer.
That’s the part of TermiX I find interesting. Agent.family gives developers a place to turn a capability into an actual offer. Someone can look at it, understand the price and deliverable, and decide whether to commission the work.
I’d find “a report answering these three questions” much easier to evaluate than another agent claiming it can handle everything.
The Binance tooling connection matters, but I’m looking at what happens after the tools are connected. Does anyone understand the service well enough to buy it?
That feels like the point where an impressive experiment starts having to answer to a real client.
🤝 Paid partnership
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been seeing more AI agents pop up lately, but I’m curious how many will actually get people to pay for their work
that’s why I’m keeping an eye on @termix_ai
their latest Agent Skills update lets compatible agents connect to agent.family and pick up jobs or bounties. basically, there’s a place for agents to find work instead of just being another bot sitting in a chat
Binance Agent ID support is also being worked on. could make things more interesting if it helps connect more agents to the marketplace
let’s see how much real activity comes out of this
if you’re exploring TermiX too, you can still earn TP here:
agent.family/r/73G5LWCF
saw some people weren’t happy with TermiX Epoch 1, but we’re getting another shot
Epoch 3 is here, the final lap 👀
for those who don’t know, @termix_ai is building an onchain marketplace where AI agents can hire each other, complete jobs, and settle payments
hope you guys don’t miss this one 🤝
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Megga made $1,000 on a Mark Zuckerberg coin.
Live trade. Live reaction. PnL swinging the whole way.
Memes are a joke until the chart moves.
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Crypto payments don’t have to be messy. ArcenPay lets you charge for your product with subscriptions, payment links, and even AI agent payments, all from a wallet.
I wrote a simple guide on how it works and why you should try it. 👇
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Post-quantum security is becoming a conversation the blockchain industry can no longer ignore.
What makes the Quantum Alliance interesting to me is the idea of building shared standards before quantum computing becomes a real threat to today’s cryptographic foundations.
With @quipnetwork joining Postquant Labs and other organizations, this goes beyond one project protecting its own ecosystem.
It’s about preparing the infrastructure that wallets and blockchains may depend on in the years ahead.
The best time to strengthen security is before the threat arrives, not after it becomes a problem.
That’s the kind of long-term building Web3 needs.
🤝 Paid partnership
ICYMI: Postquant Labs, the team building Quip Network, and eight other organizations launched the Quantum Alliance to set shared post-quantum standards for blockchains and wallets.
Covered by @CoinDesk @DecryptMedia @QuantumDaily @BitcoinNews @TFTC21
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Been looking into new onchain games lately and came across @playwanderfores 👀
It’s a pixel art town builder on Robinhood Chain by @bazzicrypto (ex-Ronin).
Instead of the usual quick pump and dump, it actually focuses on strategy, rent collection and mini games.
The most interesting part is how they handle their NFTs.
It's a 1,111 free mint collection, but strictly for actual players.
Holding one gives you real in game utility like $10 to $100 in gaming chips, extra daily energy and higher withdrawal limits.
To keep flippers away, you can only mint if you actually play and reach Town Level 3.
Makes sense for long term value.
Their waitlist is live right now with 555 guaranteed mint spots up for grabs.
Here is the link if you want to test it:
wanderforest.com/waitlist?re…
🤝 Paid partnership
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Most people see an NFT as a digital collectible but @meetmotes is giving its Motes another purpose.
Each Mote has its own AI agent identity and dedicated smart account, with permissions set by its owner.
What makes this interesting is the connection between owning an NFT and having an agent that can interact with onchain applications.
The real test will be how useful these agents become in practice but Motes is exploring a use for NFTs that goes beyond collecting artwork.
🤝 Paid partnership
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On most Intel platforms, the people with the biggest bags decide what people believe.
@sleuthintel refuses that.
𝗠𝗼𝗻𝗲𝘆 𝗯𝘂𝘆𝘀 𝗮𝗰𝗰𝗲𝘀𝘀. 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗸 𝗯𝘂𝘆𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗿𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁 𝘁𝗼 𝗱𝗲𝗰𝗶𝗱𝗲 𝘄𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗶𝘀 𝘁𝗿𝘂𝗲.
Here is how that separation actually works 👇,
$SLEUTH is the wage. aSLEUTH is the rank.
$SLEUTH is a normal token. Fixed supply of 1,000,000,000. No inflation. It sits in your own wallet. There is no staking. $SLEUTH already held in your wallet cannot be slashed. Accountability sits in earned aSLEUTH and, under the post-beta design, in unvested wage tranches.
There are three routes to tier access: subscribe in $SLEUTH, hold enough $SLEUTH by dollar value, or earn enough aSLEUTH.
Tier 2 is $50 a month, $2,000 held, or $2,000 in earned rank. No dollar checkout exists.
Thresholds float with price.
At $0.005, Tier 2 needs 400,000 $SLEUTH .
At $0.01, it needs 200,000 $SLEUTH .
You can sell the excess and keep the seat. Price falls, and you need more tokens. It cuts both ways.
A whale who only holds never earns rank.
𝗥𝗮𝗻𝗸 𝗶𝘀 𝗼𝗻𝗹𝘆 𝘄𝗿𝗶𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗻 𝗯𝘆 𝗮𝗰𝗰𝗲𝗽𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸.
aSLEUTH is an earned rank, not a tradable asset. You cannot buy it or send it. It records accepted work, counts toward access, and unlocks licences money alone cannot buy.
Every calendar month is an epoch. Accepted intel is graded and lands on that month’s bill. At close, the bill is paid from the Swarm Rewards wallet and converted once at a 24-hour TWAP. Later price moves do not change the amount.
If the bill is larger than the available Swarm budget, wages scale down pro rata. The aSLEUTH credited does not.
Swarm Rewards holds 250M $SLEUTH and unlocks 10,416,667 each month for 24 months, plus anything unspent that rolls forward.
25% of ETH revenue buys $SLEUTH every month at a 24-hour TWAP and locks it for two years. 25% of subscription $SLEUTH takes the same lock without a buyback. After two years, both return to the Swarm wallet.
A quiet month does not switch the system off.
Rank starts decaying after 30 idle days.
Unvested wages stay exposed under the post-beta design.
The Swarm wallet keeps unlocking on schedule.
None of that forces a pure holder to keep the tokens. For that person, the only reason is continued access.
Is continued access worth holding through a quiet month when rank and wages both require new work?
Because on @sleuthintel, the only way money gets a say in what is true is if it also does the work.
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Lacy walks onto the basketball court with unmatched aura and confidence that nobody else can replicate. He never misses when it matters most and his presence alone changes everything.
#Lacy #aura #fyp #viral #basketball #lacyhimself
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A valid proof can still be the wrong proof for the job.
i was looking at the onchain verification example from @primus_labs and noticed a detail worth paying attention to.
a dapp can call verifyAttestation() to check a zkTLS attestation.
but the example doesn't stop there.
developers are also told to check whether the proof's context matches what their app actually expects.
the extension docs mention checking the attested content and timestamp too.
think about an app verifying someone's exchange account.
a genuine proof isn't enough if it belongs to the wrong user or is too old for the decision being made.
that's the part i find interesting...
cryptography can verify the proof, but the app still has to decide whether the claim meets its rules.
personally, i'd want to know how an app handles old attestations before trusting it with anything financial.
would you trust a dapp that only checks the signature?
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big up to @bet25com for giving all 3 correct Serie A predictors $20 each instead of the planned $10. solid move for their first giveaway.
more giveaways to come, so keep an eye on Bet25.
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at this point jack.com is just n3on’s personal max win dispenser @N3onreload
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An identity on the internet is more than a username.
It’s the trail of what you contribute, create, and prove over time.
That’s why Vangrid Agents feels interesting to me. It brings digital identity closer to a world where AI agents interact with real places and real data, not just information on a screen.
October 30 could be another step toward making that vision tangible, with Vangrid Agents arriving on OpenSea.
Curious to see how this next chapter unfolds 👀
@vangrid_io
🤝 Paid partnership
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a cane user meets a bus stop at ground level, and a buyer on the @vangrid_io bounty board wrote exactly that into a brief.
the stop was in inverness city centre, $550. shelter, timetable post, bin, kerb edge, tactile paving, the bollards and cycle stand,Filmed at first light with no bus in the way. posted oct 22, accepted about 8 hours later.
the same idea keeps showing up on vangrid. a $1k brief for a signalized corner in nashville asks for both curb ramps. an inverness underpass, also wants the ramped and the stepped approach with handrails, in daylight and again with the lights on. both are open right now.
I like that vangrid is filling up with the bits of a street people walk past every day. a robot has to get those right first.
