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@chainspect_app @MultiversX Spikes are good, but consistency is what matters. Interesting to see if this level holds over time or just a short burst.

.@MultiversX is picking up pace Over 302K transactions processed in a single day, the highest level in the last 30 days A spike like this, handled with ease thanks to sharding. Feels like there's more coming 📊 chainspect.app/chain/multiver…

@pharos_network @snzholding @chainlink @FlowTraders $44M and strong backers set expectations high. The real challenge is not funding — it’s delivering real adoption on the TradFi ↔ DeFi bridge.

Thrilled to announce the $44M Series A to scale the onchain economy ⚓ Backed by Sumitomo Corporation's CVC arm, @snzholding, @chainlink, @FlowTraders, and some of the undisclosed giants in global finance 🏛️ Pharos is building the financial-grade infrastructure to bridge TradFi and DeFi at a global scale 🌐

@lablabai @BuildOnCircle @arc @GoogleDeepMind Pay-per-action for agents only works if there’s real usage at scale. Infra is getting there — demand is still the open question.

We're challenging the world's smartest devs to shape the agentic economy with @BuildOnCircle, @arc & @GoogleDeepMind. Agents paying per action. Per API call. Per inference. Sub-cent. Compute becomes on-demand. The missing piece is here. Go build -> lablab.ai/ai-hackathons/….

@SuiNetwork @7k_ag_ All-in-one DeFi sounds good on paper, but execution is everything. If swaps, lending and DCA feel seamless on mobile — that’s where Sui can реально stand out.

Experience seamless Sui DeFi in your pocket with @7k_ag_ ZKLogin onboarding, aggregated swaps, limit orders, DCA, lending - all the tools you actually need, all optimized for mobile, all non-custodial. No more choosing between convenience and control.

@SuiNetwork Sui mode seems to mean different things depending on who you ask — builders vs users.

gm there's only one right mode

@arc Moving beyond wallet-level discussions makes sense. Would be interesting to see how much of this stack is already testnet-proven vs still at the design stage.

Most post-quantum conversations stop at wallets. Arc’s roadmap goes further, covering the full stack: wallet authorization, private state, validator security, and supporting infrastructure. For developers, that means a more practical design path to building long-lived financial applications without waiting for a forced migration event.

@pharos_network @centrifuge @anemoycapital @EmberProtocol @wallet “Stake before the stake” makes sense from a capital coordination perspective. Curious how you balance curated access with building enough open participation after launch.

Before Pacific Ocean Mainnet Era, Pharos introduces a new capital primitive - Stake before the Stake Powered by @pharos_network, managed by @centrifuge & @anemoycapital, curated by Axil, hosted by @EmberProtocol, and gated by @wallet A mechanism of alignment designed to coordinate early liquidity and community conviction into a unified bootstrap layer for network formation, targeting institutional alpha through exclusive RWA assets and a pioneering allocation strategy Access is structured in stages 🧵Details

@pharos_network The real test starts when the ‘waves’ are actual users, not just anticipation.

Pacific Ocean is waving into Pharos 🌊🌊🌊

Everyone is pushing a different narrative right now — quantum security, new stablecoins, mainnet launches. But underneath all that, the same question stays: does any of this actually bring real users? Tech is moving fast. Adoption still isn’t.

@SuiNetwork @Stablecoin @stripe Native stablecoins are necessary, but not enough. Without real usage and liquidity, it’s just another token. The interesting part is whether this actually moves beyond DeFi into real payments.

Sui Dollar (USDsui) is now live. But what is Sui Dollar? - A native digital dollar on Sui - Built for global payments & DeFi - Issued by @Stablecoin, a @stripe company - Designed for fast settlement & predictable costs The native digital dollar you've been waiting for.

@pharos_network Get ready is easy. Staying after mainnet is the real test. Let’s see what actually holds when real users arrive.

Wen? Get ready ⚓

@arc Post-quantum sounds early, but ignoring it is worse. The real question is whether this can work without killing performance — that’s where most designs fail. Interested to see how Arc plans to handle that trade-off.

Quantum resilience can’t wait until the market forces it. Arc’s post-quantum roadmap is designed to secure blockchain infrastructure in phases: → Post-quantum wallet signatures → Quantum-secure private state → Post-quantum-safe infrastructure → Validator hardening This is the standard Arc is setting: practical, resilient blockchain infrastructure for a post-quantum world. arc.network/blog/arcs-quan…

@pharos_network The real challenge isn’t yield — it’s syncing two different clocks. That’s where RWA either works… or quietly breaks.

The core job of any RWA protocol is simple in theory, which is to take off-chain yield (interest, dividends) and map it precisely to onchain holders. In practice, it’s a structural mismatch when TradFi settles on T+1/T+2, while blockchains expect real-time state updates

@SuiNetwork @AlkimiExchange From passive yield to user behavior — that’s the real shift.

Transparent staking adds to the engagement stack on Sui. @Alkimiexchange is utilizing Sui to build a transparent rewards engine with quest-based XP system, live ads leaderboard and auto compounding.

@xAllianceDAO @MultiversX @CodeMultiversX Big numbers always look impressive, but what matters is what actually holds under real usage. If this translates into consistent performance beyond test conditions, that’s where it starts to mean something.

The BattleNet went out with a bang. 1,000,000,000+ transactions processed. 120,000 transactions per second. Full recap of Critical Mass, what the competition surfaced, and where Supernova goes from here. 📰 ↓

@pharos_network Feels like tokenization gets overhyped as “new system” too quickly. Without proper settlement and lifecycle alignment, you’re mostly repackaging existing processes — not really transforming them.

Without institution-grade settlement and lifecycle sync, tokenized asset is a new interface not a new system Agree or Disagree?

@SuiNetwork This is where blockchain starts to feel less like a separate universe and more like real financial infrastructure. Once regulated banking rails are part of the picture, the conversation changes.

Sui is now one of only a handful of blockchains supported by a federally chartered U.S. bank. With Erebor, onchain assets on Sui can plug directly into regulated banking including stablecoin deposits, withdrawals, and crypto-backed credit.

On Sui, money moves as fast as messages. @ereborbank is now integrated with Sui, bringing regulated banking infrastructure and always-on global payments closer than ever before. What this means 👇

@arc Many are building agent workflows — fewer are solving how value actually moves between them. That’s where this gets interesting. Execution beyond testnet will be the real signal.

ERC-8183 is now live on Arc Testnet, an open standard for the agentic economy. ERC-8183 introduces “Jobs”: escrowed, verifiable, onchain work between agents. But agentic commerce needs more than a workflow standard. It needs the right infrastructure layer. That’s where Arc comes in: → USDC as gas for lower-friction agent transactions → Native USDC + EURC for global pricing and settlement → Built-in FX for cross-currency jobs ERC-8183 helps define how agents coordinate work. Arc helps define how value moves through it. If you’re building AI agents, marketplaces, or onchain workflows, this is the foundation for real-world agentic commerce.

@pharos_network Strong progress on infrastructure and institutional alignment — that’s a solid foundation. The next phase will be interesting: how this translates into real RealFi usage beyond testnet scale.

@SuiNetwork Everyone talks about performance and UX — that’s expected. The real question is: does it actually translate into products people use daily? That’s where most L1s quietly fail. Curious to see if Sui can close that gap.

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