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Let's grow guys, follow and I follow back asap ❤️❤️

@Ledger Peace of mind looks a lot like this. Beautiful view, offline keys, and nothing to worry about. That's the kind of freedom self-custody brings. 🌊🔐

gm, mentally we're here

@ivax980 @IThinkItsArt @DL_ITIA @onchainMML @sqr_ITIA They're amazing

This is my entry for the banner contest @IThinkItsArt Did you know I make banners I thought I’d make just one but every time I finished a new idea came to mind so I kept making new versions 🤣 I picked the ones I liked the most to share The group banner is my favorite and this style also works really well for individual portraits like the one I made for @navlld Now I’d love to hear what you think Which one is your favorite?

@Cryptfancier Agreed, audits are just a snapshot not a forever shield. Need ongoing monitoring and bug bounties for real security in Web3. Great breakdown!

A smart contract audit is not a security guarantee. It is a snapshot. And most people in Web3 treat it like a permanent seal of approval. Here is what an audit actually does. A team of security researchers reviews the code at a specific point in time, checks for known vulnerability patterns, and publishes a report. If the code is clean on that day, it passes. That is the full scope of what an audit certifies. Here is what it does not do. It does not account for what happens after deployment. It does not catch vulnerabilities introduced in upgrades or patches that come later. It does not evaluate the human decisions made around the protocol. And it does not protect against economic attack vectors that only emerge when real liquidity enters the system. The Beanstalk protocol lost $50 million through a bug in its migration contract after passing security reviews. The code was looked at. The exploit still happened because, audits test for what reviewers know to look for, and attackers are always working on what nobody has thought to check yet. This matters deeply in the #SocialMining space because contributor trust in a platform is partly built on the assumption that audited means safe. When that assumption breaks, it is not just funds that disappear, it is the confidence of every contributor who built their reputation on that platform. #WhoTweets and platforms serious about long-term ecosystem integrity treat audits as one very important layer of security, not the whole stack. Ongoing monitoring, bug bounty programs, and transparent upgrade governance are what separate a secure protocol from one that just has a badge. An audit tells you what the code looked like yesterday. It says nothing about what it will do tomorrow.

@Lolamhi Sounds good! What's one task you're automating with Actionist?

Your computer has been waiting for this. Right now there are tasks sitting on your screen that follow the exact same sequence every single time. Same clicks. Same tabs. Same copy. Same paste. Same result. You are not doing skilled work in those moments. You are being a human robot. Actionist by @ActionModelAI was built to replace that version of you. Here is what it actually does. It sees your screen. Controls your mouse. Types on your keyboard. Navigates websites and applications the way a human would, by seeing the screen, clicking, typing, and interacting with the interface instead of relying on APIs..Logs into your Gmail, your HubSpot, your Slack any platform with a screen a human can use and works through your tasks step by step without you touching anything. No code. No API keys. No developer. No technical knowledge required. You describe the task in plain English the same way you would explain it to a new employee. - Research trending topics in my industry and draft LinkedIn posts. - Screen these CVs and schedule interviews with the top candidates. - Pull data from this website and update my spreadsheet every morning. Actionist builds the workflow from your description and executes it on a schedule while you focus on work that actually needs you. The part that separates it from every automation tool you have tried before: Zapier, Make and n8n only work with platforms that have APIs. Most platforms do not. So they break constantly and cover maybe 30% of your actual workflow. Actionist operates at the OS level. If a human can use it through a browser or desktop interface, Actionist is designed to automate those workflows without relying on APIs. Your entire digital workspace. Automated. The people building with this right now are not engineers or developers. They are people who got tired of being the most expensive part of their own workflow. What task are you doing manually today that you should have automated six months ago? 👇🏾

@domicrypt92 Put me on, I'm a student too 😄

Merging both school and web3 together and still hitting campaign targets I am the best campaig manager on ctng Bring me someone that's better than me and I will step down

@GojoInWeb3 @Sweep Would surely lock in on this

Web3 gaming is evolving beyond simple play-to-earn models. @Sweep is building a gaming ecosystem where every interaction contributes to the growth of the platform. Gameplay, transactions, and user activity are connected through a transparent on-chain economy designed to create and redistribute value. Built on BNB Smart Chain, every action is measurable and verifiable, turning players from passive users into active participants in the ecosystem. With automated mechanisms that distribute 2.5% of generated volume in USDT and permanently remove 2.5% through a burn model, Sweep creates a sustainable economic loop powered by real activity. The future of gaming isn’t just about playing. It’s about being part of the system you help build. Look into website: sweep.finance/news/how-sweep… Sign up, complete task and earn XRP. Presale going well about to end. You can stay positioned before season 2. #SWEEP

@dannyogab @HCOW_Official This is a great News frfr

Great News @HCOW_Official Ecosystem Expansion Alert! Just dropped: DAICO, the modern Sudoku experience built for every skill level. Daily global puzzles synced via HCOW’s verifiable RNG same challenge, same seed, provably fair for players everywhere. No downloads, no wallet, instant guest access. One-tap play with smart teaching hints Login streaks + monthly trophies Competitive leaderboards. Mini 6x6, Killer modes & coin rewards. This isn’t just another puzzle app it’s $HCOW delivering on real GameFi: Accessible gameplay + transparent blockchain tech that burns supply through usage and shares actual revenue with the community. From poker tables to daily brain teasers, $HCOW is leveling up casual gaming while keeping fairness on-chain. Note this alpha testing launching soon time to sharpen your mind and climb the ranks! Who’s jumping in for that first streak? #HCOW #DAICO #GameFi #Web3Gaming

@hosein_obio @TheARCTERMINAL Shift to hardware security could be key for real adoption.

Future of AI is not only about building smarter models but also about creating trusted environments. What stands out about @TheARCTERMINAL and ARC Compute is the use of NVIDIA confidential enclaves to protect computation reducing the need to trust operators with access to sensitive data. For onchain AI agents private prompts and execution logic need real protection, not just software promises. Shift is happening from trust the system to verify the environment. Infrastructure like this could help build a more private, secure and reliable AI ecosystem.

@sulli0ne great thread

If I were a farmer Bitcoin wouldn’t just make sense it’d feel like coming home Here’s why You spend your whole life around real scarcity Rain doesn’t fall on command Soil takes years to build and one flood to ruin. Bitcoin is the only money engineered with that same honesty 🧵

@STON3COD3 I totally agree on this

Most people think crypto is about money. They're missing the bigger shift. The biggest shift isn't replacing cash with crypto. It's replacing dependence with ownership. Self-custody means crossing borders without leaving control behind.

@Tajwan_Tamim @CNPYNetwork Thanks for this knowledge

Software is never really "finished." Every release adds new ideas. Every bug fix changes the story. Every contributor leaves a small piece of knowledge behind. The challenge isn't keeping the code alive. It's keeping the knowledge alive. That's why @CNPYNetwork and nucleus.codes caught my attention. If developers can explore the history, relationships, and context behind a project as easily as they browse the code itself, maintaining software becomes a whole lot easier. Great software evolves. Great knowledge should evolve with it.

@bravo_asiwere @BullpenFi Thanks for sharing this

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@P3b7_ @DonjonLedger Good reminder to verify and have recovery plans for hardware wallets.

💥One Check, One Laser, Every Card: The Tangem Immutability Trap. The @DonjonLedger just published research worth stating plainly. With a single laser pulse the Ledger Donjon team faults one conditional check in the firmware of a Tangem card and resets the password to a value of its choosing. No existing password, backup card, or recovery feature needed. Once reset, the attacker is able to sign anything and can potentially drain the user’s wallet. To be precise about the threat model: this attack requires physical possession of the card, invasive chip opening, lab-grade fault-injection equipment, our own setup costs roughly $250,000, and genuine technical expertise. That puts it well beyond the reach of an opportunistic thief, but comfortably within the capabilities of a serious lab. Both things can be true at the same time. Why one pulse is enough: the recovery path depends on a single yes/no check, “is this card in recovery state?”, and a pulse is simply a precisely timed electrical disturbance designed to make the chip misread that decision at the critical moment. Because there is no redundant check and no penalty for repeated SetPin attempts, one successful disturbance is enough. The chip’s countermeasures are formidable, but they cannot protect the one bit the firmware chose to trust. The uncomfortable part: it cannot be patched. Tangem cards have no firmware update mechanism. The vulnerability was disclosed on February 10th, 2026. There is no fix coming, because there is no channel to deliver one. Tangem presents immutable firmware as a security feature. Call it what it is: a trade-off. "We cannot change the firmware" is a strong story right up until the firmware is wrong. Then the same property that protected you guarantees you can never be protected again. This research did not create that reality. It made it visible. What a user can do, since there is no patch: this attack requires physical possession of the card and invasive lab work, so it cannot be done covertly. The practical risk is a lost or stolen card in the hands of a capable attacker. If the card stays in your possession, there is no reason to assume compromise. If you have doubt, or if your threat model requires a higher level of assurance, treat the funds as compromised and move them to a new secure set up. This was published in line with Ledger Donjon’s responsible disclosure process. When a vulnerability cannot be patched, the next responsibility is to inform users clearly and widely, so they can make their own informed decisions, especially here where the vulnerability can not be exploited remotely. The bigger lesson is not about one product. Security is never static, and systems should be designed with human error and future failure in mind. You should not have to blindly trust that yesterday’s assumptions still hold. You should be able to verify, adapt, and recover when they do not. Design for the day you are wrong, because eventually, you will be. Full write-up from Baptistin Boilot, Ledger Donjon. Stay safe. Stay honest about your trust assumptions. donjon.ledger.com/blog/bypassing…

@shabnamporjalil Nice piece, good morning

Say GM ❣️ Not with your words, with your art I'll go next

@kolo_wisdom @RobinhoodCrypto @Sumex_Labs Robinhood Chain + Sumex sounds like a perfect match for easier cross-chain trading

With @RobinhoodCrypto launching Robinhood Chain mainnet, native wallet bridges for Solana, Ethereum, and Arbitrum, plus on-chain products like the new Ethena earn collaboration, and @Sumex_Labs building the ultimate non-custodial CeFi/DeFi SuperApp aggregator... These two feel like a natural fit. When do we get Robinhood Chain features or Stock Tokens integrated into @Sumex_Labs for seamless access? That would be a huge step toward truly unified on-chain trading with smarter routing. What do you think? 👀🚀

@YaldaMasoudi Absolutely

I think we’ve been framing the problem backwards The goal isn’t to build agents that can be trusted with everything It’s to build systems where they never need to be That’s what makes this approach interesting to me. Intelligence keeps improving, but authority stays exactly where it belongs

@Ironwept45 Good morning

Good morning! Real ones Rise and shine today is packed with fresh chances to win. Let’s crush it

@aft_david This is an amazing breakdown

Tools give agents capabilities. Payments (x402) give them autonomy. Trusted approvals give them permission. The full stack is finally coming together but the real unlock isn’t just agents that can act. It’s agents that can act safely at scale while you stay in control. @Ledger as the hardware trust layer is the missing piece that turns raw autonomy into something actually usable in finance, RWAs, and beyond. Agent executes. You authorize. Your keys, your rules. This is how we build an agent economy worth scaling.