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Agentic era. Let's go!

@BitImmortal you missed a big one, which is @zksync

Privacy is becoming the biggest opportunity in crypto people still think privacy = anonymous transactions they’re missing the bigger shift ▼ AI is creating massive demand for private computation, this market could reach over $50B by 2034 the new privacy stack is being built around: - TEEs - FHE - zkML - confidential AI - encrypted computation - private agents - verifiable offchain compute projects already building in this direction: @PhalaNetwork @OasisProtocol @SecretNetwork @NEARProtocol @mindnetwork_xyz @aztecnetwork @MinaProtocol @Zcash @nillion @gensynai

@DWFLabs privacy / tokenization (RWA) / agentic ai payments (& DeFi)/ decentralized storage & compute (DePIN) and ofcourse, web3 gaming + NFTs.

Which crypto vertical do you think will still be around in 10 years?

@neutize we'll get there one day

$ZEC is just about privacy and that's it $ZK is about infrastructure for the global economy, institutional adoption, tokenization, and privacy for everyone

Blockchain will soon gain more institutional attention.

Just testing the new X bitcoin:native / ethereum:native / theta-token:native etc thing yay, we can add multiple.. cool :) although the source of the prices are a bit off in same cases, like ethereum:0x66a5cfb2e9c529f14fe6364ad1075df3a649c0a5 right now But yes, cool.

THIS GUY VIBE CODED A TRUE 3D PROPERTY TOUR TOOL WITH CLAUDE CODE not the fake 360 photo stitching that matterport does, actual 3D right now if you're a real estate agent and want a property tour you need: > a matterport camera ($3000+) > a photographer who knows how to use it > matterport's monthly subscription > and you still get a glorified panorama, not real 3D this guy built a tool that takes your existing captures (camera files, drone shots, 360 photos, EVEN phone captures) and turns them into a real interactive 3D tour in one workflow no specialized hardware, no photographer, no switching between 5 different tools real estate agents, property managers, airbnb hosts, architects, interior designers all of them are paying hundreds per property for something this tool does from captures they already have the painful part was never understanding the end result. everyone knows what a 3D tour looks like. the pain is going from a pile of messy capture files to something usable without it turning into a technical project this solves that with one workflow you dump your files in and get a 3D tour out insane what you can do with vibe coding

of course, x402 is mandatory

@MrMikeInvesting what about blockchain?

We are currently in a “once in a lifetime” AI super cycle… Phase 1 was: (already gone) Semiconductors ~ $NVDA, $AMD, $INTC, $ARM Phase 2 is: (passing by now) Memory ~ $MU, $SNDK, $WDC Photonics ~ $AAOI, $AEHR, $LITE, $MRVL The current phase is Neo Cloud/AI infrastructure: $IREN, $NBIS, $CRWV, $CIFR, $APLD Next wave (many will miss) Rare Earths ~ $USAR, $MP, $UUUU, $FCX Power & Cooling~ $VRT, $CEG, $OKLO, $OSS Finally it all concludes with these 3 sectors: Robotics ~ $TSLA, $PATH, $SERV Space ~ $RKLB, $ASTS, $PL, $LUNR Drones ~ $ONDS, $AVAV, $LMT Many will make generational wealth from this AI super cycle over the next 7 months. Save this to look back on later…

@gluk64 lets goo

This vision is starting to take shape

@iamasoothsayer what's next?

2023: Corona ended 2026: Hantavirus

Simulation is real 😂

@decimated_UO @decimated_game XP system, lets gooo

What do you notice? 👀

@PlayAstrocade @sequoia @DavidCahn6 there's no way you rasied $50M+ to create such games, I refuse to believe

Can you spot @sequoia partners and other GOATS in this silicon valley sim game? 👀 The funniest (or best) startup pitch gets a 15min chat with @DavidCahn6 ;) (post ss of your pitch in the comments below) Play now: bit.ly/astro-valley

@yoheinakajima anything similar opensource?

i've been trying cofounder 2 today, and it's so good! so much to unpack (maybe a thread on this later), but the UI/UX is super well thought out, they took a lot of bold bets IMPO and it's working

@ThetaLeviathan I can't make it work on windows...

First deployment on my Windows EC client received (RTX 4070) 🔥🚀🔥

Noticed how no one is shilling any low cap memecoins anymore? Instead, we’re promoting agentic commerce, payments, remittance, RWAs, DeFi.

april 2026 was the worst month ever in terms of defi exploits ~$635M lost in total, 28 incidents in 30 days: 1) apr 1 - drift - $285m 2) apr 3 - silo v2 - $392k 3) apr 4 - tmm - $1.67m 4) apr 5 - denaria finance - $165k 5) apr 9 - aethir - $423k 6) apr 12 - hyperbridge - $2.5m 7) apr 12 - subquery - $60k 8) apr 13 - dango - $410k 9) apr 13 - mona - $61k 10) apr 14 - zerion - $100k 11) apr 16 - rhea finance - $18.4m 12) apr 16 - grinex - $15m 13) apr 18 - kelp dao - $293m 14) apr 20 - juicebox v3 - $52k 15) apr 20 - thetanuts finance - $50k 16) apr 21 - volo protocol - $3.5m 17) apr 22 - kipseli - $80k 18) apr 23 - giddy finance - $1.3m 19) apr 25 - purrlend - $1.5m 20) apr 26 - scallop - $150k 21) apr 27 - singularity finance - $413k 22) apr 27 - zetachain - $300k 23) apr 28 - judao - $228k 24) apr 28 - quant - $138k 25) apr 29 - aftermath perps - $1.14m 26) apr 29 - sweat foundation - $3.5m 27) apr 29 - syndicate - $330k 28) apr 30 - wasabi protocol - $5m+

Quiet note from the AIB chain we run. Five weeks ago, difficulty was 24.7. CPU miners and EIP-8004-registered agents were producing every block, just because there was no other hashpower around. Decentralized by accident. Then a single ASIC came online (Solar-powered). Within 2,016 blocks the protocol fired its first max-clamp retarget. 24.7 → 98.98 (+4×). Two retargets later: 395 → 1,583 (+16× over the original). The chain also gives us a 24-hour view of this in real time. By day, the ASIC fires up (it's solar-powered) and blocks come fast. By night, it's dark, and only the CPUs hash. Blocks slow to a crawl. The chain looks alive in the morning and stalled in the evening. Every day. Now imagine that pattern at Bitcoin scale. The +4× clamp is symmetric as difficulty can drop 4× per retarget, too. But if the industrial miners walk away, the chain has to find ~2,016 blocks at the new (much lower) hashrate before it can even consider an adjustment downward. With CPUs alone, that's months. With nobody, it's never. Bitcoin would simply look stalled. Not broken, not insecure, just stalled. For weeks or longer until difficulty caught up to whatever could still produce blocks. The clamp doesn't save you from the absence of industrial hashpower; it actively prevents quick recovery from it. So the real question isn't "what happens if one ASIC comes online?" We just answered that. It's: "what happens when all the ASICs walk away?" SHA-256 chains depend on industrial hashpower persisting. The clamp gives you a slow-motion view either way. On AIB the CPU miners didn't stop running. They just stopped landing blocks. The chain kept producing but the participants who had been supporting it before became spectators. The ASIC owns it now during the day. This is what protocol-correct centralization looks like. The +4× clamp is supposed to prevent shocks. On a small chain, it just paces them out the structural outcome is the same. The lesson isn't that Bitcoin's design is broken. It's that hardware asymmetry on a SHA-256 chain is a settled question, and any new chain inherits it the moment one ASIC shows up. If you want CPUs and agents to stay in the game on a SHA-256 chain, you have to give them an explicit advantage, a difficulty discount tied to identity, a separate algorithm, or a different security model entirely. Otherwise the chain is theirs only until the first ASIC notices. Numbers all real (24.7 → 1,583 across blocks 14112 → 21020 verified on explorer or node).

@DinoMaxZK @zksync this kind of shit is no bueno for zk at all

POV: it is 2027 This is your wallet @zksync Network fully live and yeah… $ZK at $1.99