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@0xFlaffyTail I recommend it, but it took a while at first

@Aliaksei_Lab Oh nice, I’m gonna watch that movie in the next few days too!

Today my wife and I are going to see the movie "Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man." They say it's a great movie. I hope we like it because I didn't like the last season.

@0xFlaffyTail @minara No, she specializes in deep analysis of the cryptocurrency and financial markets, but she can build charts and diagrams

@Aliaksei_Lab @minara Oh, I’ve heard about that. But can Minara generate images and videos? Just asking for clarity.

What changes in Workflow 2.0 from @minara A fully-fledged Copilot In version 1.0, the agent was simply a generator, but in 2.0, it becomes your active assistant. You can ask it to explain the logic, change some conditions, or create a new version of a strategy based on the current one in the chat Interactive Workspace Now it's a living workspace where you can combine manual editing and AI automation for structural edits A true Lifecycle Your strategies are no longer one-off. Versioning has been added (create and compare different options), execution history, and step-by-step debugging. You can see each run down to the node level. Git, is that you? hehe Polymarket Workflow has expanded beyond simple wallets and charts. Now you can build systems based on prediction markets: track "smart money" with high win rates on Polymarket or set alerts for changes in the probabilities of specific events The market has become too fast. To survive, your automation must be transparent and easily configurable. Minara AI emphasizes responsiveness: when you understand why a bot made a trade and can correct it in two clicks via chat By the way, their own Sharpe Guard V2 strategy has already shown a +120% profit since the end of January, successfully surviving all recent spills In fact, when I was just thinking about creating a strong automated agent network, Minara had already succeeded

Previously, any ZK project (whether an L2 network or a bridge) had to either build its own GPU and FPGA farms or seek out custom solutions. This is expensive, slow, and undermines decentralization. Fermah solves this by creating a marketplace: Power aggregation: The protocol brings together GPU, FPGA, and ASIC owners into a single network. Efficiency The customer (Seeker) simply submits a request for proof generation, and the system automatically selects a provider. Availability This transforms proof generation from an elite service into an accessible resource that can be scaled at the snap of a finger. This is called hyperconvergence, a term I encountered when working with virtualization and a strong background. The project builds a solution specifically for one specific stack, while Fermah takes a different approach, focusing on versatility. Support for any stack: Whether you use ZKsync, Scroll, or the cutting-edge Jolt, Fermah can handle any request. @fermah_xyz isn't just another ZK project, but an attempt to create a base layer (Proof Generation Layer), without which the widespread adoption of ZK rollups will simply be hampered by a shortage of graphics cards.

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@waleswoosh I realized this too late, but I learned a lesson for life.

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We continue to control the @PrismaXai robotic arm This time it wasn't so successful, as I got a soft toy that was difficult to grasp This makes for a very interesting analogy, as it turns out that not only are we teaching robots, but they are also teaching us I can conclude that the more difficult the situation is for us teleoperators, the better we learn and the better we can provide data to robots in the future, and they learn faster It's a cool, vicious circle where everyone benefits

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The moment when using cryptocurrency becomes convenient and understandable Imagine sending cryptocurrency as easily as sending a message in a messenger Without copying endless addresses and without the fear of network errors @moovexyz is an excellent service for Web3, uniting 30+ blockchains in one simple interface Key Advantages Using multiple bridges and networks, and the fear of making mistakes and paying large fees-moove solves all of this It's possible to create personalized profiles, which is convenient for transfers no need to copy multiple long addresses for different networks - a simple name is enough You can send Solana to a friend, and they'll receive USDC on the Base network The service handles all exchanges and transfers internall This is a non-custodial service. Your money is in your wallet (MetaMask, Phantom, etc.), not with the company Only you have access to it Borderless and KYC-free No passport checks or lengthy registrations What can you do now? -> create your Web3 profile -> save on fees -> invite friends -> use the convenient functionality of the service The project has its own strong community and governance token. This @moovexyz is a bridge between complex technologies and the average user. If you want to manage your assets without unnecessary stress, this project is worth your attention

MemSync A browser extension that acts as a "shared memory layer" for all your AI models It stores your context, preferences, and knowledge base in encrypted form You switch between tabs of different AI models, and they already know your preferences and style, and your data is yours BitQuant Trading at the highest level @OpenGradient has rolled out an infrastructure for quantum DeFi analysis A platform and specialized subnet (BitQuant Subnet) for running AI strategies in a decentralized environment Complex models typically run on centralized servers. BitQuant allows you to transfer this intelligence on-chain For developers who want their strategies calculated by a machine, but still want everything to remain transparent and verifiable on GitHub Twin Your digital avatar with a wallet This is already SocialFi and agent economies A platform for creating and interacting with digital twins Your twin can communicate with the audience, participate in Duel Mode battles, or even evaluate other people's ideas in the Pitch Room It's not just a chatbot, it's an asset. People can interact with the intelligence of a specific individual 24/7 This entire ecosystem is supported by two Open Gradient pillars: Model Hub This is like a library where ready-to-use models are stored Technical Architecture Everything the AI ​​does is verified through mathematical proofs. You can be sure that the result was generated by the AI ​​and not someone else The project sees trends and follows them, which is very important

we're breaking down the foundations of what many consider the most important layer in ZK, yet few people talk about it one of the problems is the ceiling of ZK technology. We all love ZK rollups for their privacy and scalability, but generating ZK proofs is incredibly expensive and technically challenging. For a L2 network to run quickly, it requires massive computing power (e.g., GPUs, CPUs), which is expensive currently, every project is forced to either build its own server infrastructure or seek centralized providers. @fermah_xyz is a decentralized Proof Generation Layer it's a universal marketplace where those who need ZK proofs meet those who have idle, powerful hardware. how it works: Seeker a protocol (e.g., a ZK rollup or bridge) that needs to generate a proof for a transaction sends a request to the Fermah network Prover hardware provider. These can be large data centers or individual miners with powerful GPUs

@0xFlaffyTail revenge is a dish best served cold, but I won't do anything bad

@Aliaksei_Lab I get what you mean, my friend. It’s definitely a frustrating situation. But don’t hold a grudge against him. People often lose their temper and act on impulse, and only later, once they’ve cooled down, are ready to talk things through.

A few days ago, I had a situation with parking. There was nowhere to park in my neighborhood in the evening, so I had to block another car in. I left my phone number, knowing I had to get up early, and didn't think it was a big deal; it's a common situation here. They called me in the morning and asked me to move my car, so I went downstairs and moved it within 5 minutes. Everything seemed fine But 10 minutes later, the police called me, saying I was blocking a car and that someone had sent them a photo. I told them I had already moved it, so they just gave me a verbal warning. It's just a shame because I never do anything bad to anyone. I understand the parking situation in our city, and I did everything humanely possible, but the guy still reported me to the police even though he was breaking the rules himself (I had already noticed how he parks his car, hehe)

1/ We’re building a perpetual protocol around a simple idea: outcomes should come from market direction and position management, not from hard-to-model exchange mechanics.

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