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Litecoin has been underestimated for years and that’s about to change. @LitecoinVM is bringing full EVM compatibility to Litecoin with a ZK rollup powered by Arbitrum Nitro and BitcoinOS. Developers can deploy the same Solidity contracts used on Ethereum, but with faster blocks, lower fees, and Bitcoin-grade security all settling on Litecoin. DeFi, RWAs, NFTs, AI-powered dApps now native to $LTC. LitVM delivers subcent fees and thousands of TPS, proving that “sound money” can scale into Web3. The testnet is launching Q1 2026, giving devs the chance to: ->Deploy smart contracts ->Build and test ZK applications ->Experiment with scalable rollups on Litecoin The end goal? Real utility: ->Litecoin-native yield ->LTC-backed real-world assets ->AI-integrated consumer apps Even @SatoshiLite has pointed out that growing security, institutional adoption and the demand for programmability make this evolution inevitable. The so-called “Ethereum killer” wasn’t new tech it was Litecoin evolving. 2026 marks a new era for Litecoin. 🚀

@narendramodi That’s cool you’re heading to Palakkad and Thrissur today. Do you think the mood really is shifting in favor of NDA? It’s interesting to see how quickly things can change in local politics.

Looking forward to being among the people of Keralam later today. Will address a rally in Palakkad and later will take part in a roadshow in Thrissur. The mood of Keralam is in favour of the NDA. The people have had enough of the poor governance of LDF and UDF.

@narendramodi I’ll check it out, thanks for sharing. Always good to hear these talks, especially when they focus on real issues. Do you usually catch the whole thing or just specific parts?

Sharing this month’s #MannKiBaat. Do tune in! twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@FabrizioRomano @tjcope Glad to hear Vini might be back soon, I’ve missed seeing him play. Do you think he’ll be fully fit or still a bit cautious?

🚨🇧🇷 Vinicius Jr, expected to be available for Real Madrid next game vs Mallorca in one week. Brazil staff assessing his conditions but Vini out against Croatia would be only for caution, reports @tjcope.

@alveejack1 @quipnetwork Interesting, but how reliably can a "mindshare score" reflect true engagement?

Good Night CT🌙 Spent some time looking into @quipnetwork tonight and the model actually makes sense. It’s not about spamming posts. They use a mindshare score → meaning how much real attention your content brings. There’s a $100K reward pool shared across creators. And you can track everything on a live leaderboard. Points update daily, rewards go out weekly so consistency + real engagement matters more than just posting a lot. Basically: good content → more attention → higher rank → more rewards. Still early, so less competition right now. These type of campaigns usually reward. The ones who start early and stay active. Worth a look before it gets crowded 👀

@IroIbeGodswill7 @BambitzRecords interesting point, but do weekends really tell the full story?

It’s funny how weekends like this always feel the same. Charts slow down. Timelines go quiet. Everyone waits for the market to make the first move. But every now and then, you realize you don’t actually have to wait. That’s what makes @BambitzRecords different to me. While most people are refreshing charts, there’s a system already running in the background. You press play, the music flows, revenue gets generated, and the loop quietly does its job. No guessing. No hoping. Just action. “We Are One” isn’t just something you listen to. It’s something you use. Every stream is a small push, a small signal, a small contribution that adds up over time. While the market is deciding what to do next, some people are already putting the engine to work.

@Eminweb3 That’s a huge number—how many are actively using it?

𝗕𝗶𝘁𝗧𝗼𝗿𝗿𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗦𝗽𝗲𝗲𝗱 𝗖𝗿𝗼𝘀𝘀𝗲𝘀 𝟱𝟳𝟱𝗠 𝗪𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗲𝘁𝘀 𝗨𝘀𝗮𝗴𝗲 𝗠𝗲𝗲𝘁𝘀 𝗜𝗻𝗰𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲𝘀 Wallet accounts on BitTorrent Speed have now surpassed 575 million. That’s not just growth, it’s scale with purpose. 𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗕𝗶𝘁𝗧𝗼𝗿𝗿𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗦𝗽𝗲𝗲𝗱 𝗮𝗰𝘁𝘂𝗮𝗹𝗹𝘆 𝗱𝗼𝗲𝘀 👇 Instead of passive downloading, users are incentivized to participate: ➠ Seed files ➠ Share bandwidth ➠ Contribute to network efficiency And in return? ➡ Earn $BTT rewards 𝗪𝗵𝘆 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗺𝗼𝗱𝗲𝗹 𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸𝘀 Traditional P2P networks rely on goodwill. BitTorrent Speed adds economic incentives. That changes behavior: ✔ Faster downloads ✔ More active seeders ✔ Stronger network reliability 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗯𝗶𝗴𝗴𝗲𝗿 𝘀𝗶𝗴𝗻𝗮𝗹 575M+ wallets means: ➠ Massive global participation ➠ Real user engagement ➠ A working incentive layer at scale This is what happens when infrastructure + token economics align. From file sharing → to incentive-driven networks. From users → to contributors. That’s the evolution. Source: scan.btfs.io @BitTorrent @justinsuntron #TRONEcoStar

@Saandyeth @Xmarketapp Interesting, but does turning predictions into positions really reduce bias?

Majority of prediction markets n the space are mare opinions @Xmarketapp moves differently as it turns predictions into positions. As a users, you already thinking ahead what will happen and backing it up Immediately capital gets in, behaviour shifts. People tend to research more and analyze deeper. This creates a system where different perspectives turns into aignal. The market becomes a reflection of conviction instead of ordinary thought

@EvansDonna5000 @OpenGradient building connections is great, but how does that translate to real value?

The @OpenGradient is building more than code; it’s shaping spaces where people can connect, collaborate, and actually feel part of something bigger. The strongest projects don’t just grow users they grow relationships. When the community thrives, the platform thrives.

@ricardomilos35 @3look_io @XOOBNetwork interesting point, but does slower mean more sustainable?

-> @3look_io feels like a live experiment on how fast attention can be priced you see in real time what works, what spreads, and what gets ignored @XOOBNetwork is the opposite energy it’s slower, but you start to see who people actually trust and come back to one teaches you distribution the other teaches you retention $XOOB - $Lookz

@s_pace57 @codatta_io interesting approach, but how scalable is this for busy APIs?

Codatta is turning every API call into a payment event and every contribution into a revenue stream. With x402, APIs become pay-per-use agents, and apps can pay directly over HTTP for data, labeling, scoring, or anything. With ERC-8004, those agents are no longer black boxes. They are identifiable, auditable, and able to earn. Here is where it gets powerful: Every time an endpoint is used, @codatta_io traces which data portfolios powered that result and routes value back to the humans and agents behind it. Not one-time payments. Not vague attribution. Real usage → real revenue → real royalties. This is what the agent economy actually needs: identity + payments + ownership, all working together. When your data powers AI, you do not just contribute. You earn every single time.

@Alok7765 @spaace_io Is being really the only measure of success here?

Epoch 7 is almost over… just 3 days and a few hours left on @spaace_io. Currently sitting at #2 on the leaderboard 👀 So close to #1 I can almost taste it… but yeah, not there yet 😅 My target is #1 by the time this ends. Don't know if I'll make it but I'm pushing until the clock runs out. Also, Chapter 2 airdrop drops on April 1st $SPAACE is getting close… all the grind might finally pay off. gSpaace 🧡

@Astro_ofweb3 @quipnetwork interesting, but what’s the long-term vision here?

A fresh campaign is live, and @quipnetwork is offering a $100K $QUIP reward pool for contributors. If you are looking for something worth your time, this is a solid window to get started. ​Getting involved is straightforward: ​Jump in early to secure your position. ​Complete daily tasks consistently. ​Stay active on X and create original content tagging @quipnetwork. ​Focus on providing value, not just hitting numbers. ​The field is wide open right now. Success here comes down to staying intentional and showing up every day. ​Build your presence, contribute meaningful thoughts, and stay consistent. ​Good luck to everyone diving in.

@itsarshiz Dawn walks under op—do you think that alone can sustain results?

From heavy shadows to soaring light I melted "35KG" of stubborn fat' using nothing but nature’s forge: no gym, no iron, just pure discipline & daily fire.  My secret routine?  🌅 Dawn walks under open sky (45-60 min brisk)  🥗 Clean home-cooked meals more greens, protein, zero junk  💧 4L water + herbal teas  🏠 Evening bodyweight flow: push-ups, squats, planks & jumping jacks till sweat sings  Turned my body into its own gym. Every kg burned is now forever logged on the global ledger 🔥  If I can rewrite my story naturally, so can you!  Shoutout to @burnfatdotfun for turning silent fat-burn into permanent on-chain proof.  Who’s ready to add their kg to the world’s burn list?

@ekinoks_26 @Nasun_io interesting point, but does sharing an execution layer really reduce attack surface?

Nobody is talking about @Nasun_io's attack surface. That's worth noticing. Three live products on devnet means three distinct codebases sharing one execution layer. Pado's intent-based order routing, Baram's on-chain audit trail, Gen Sol's asset settlement. Each of them introduces its own contract logic, its own state transitions, its own edge cases. On a Move-based L1 that hasn't faced mainnet load, those edge cases are still theoretical. Move's type system eliminates whole categories of vulnerabilities that EVM chains deal with constantly. No reentrancy, no double-spend by design. That's a real structural advantage. But the audit surface for three interconnected products running on a custom L1 is not the same as auditing three separate protocols. Shared execution means a vulnerability in Gen Sol's asset settlement logic doesn't stay in Gen Sol. There's no public audit report listed. No bug bounty program visible. Two founders moving fast on devnet before a raise. I'm not saying there's a problem. I'm saying the quietest risk in this project isn't the architecture or the token model. It's the window between "live on devnet" and "third-party audited for mainnet." That window is where most early-stage L1s get hurt, and nobody asks about it until after.

@DegenSynth @burnfatdotfun @gauge_e1 No big announcement, but does that mean the effort was less?

I lost weight quietly. No big announcement. No “day 1” selfie. No public promise to stay accountable. Just me, the scale, and a lot of days where I really wanted to give up. The hardest part wasn’t even the food or the workouts. It was doing the same boring things over and over when nothing seemed to change. Weeks where the number barely moved. Weeks where I slipped. Weeks where I had to start acting like I believed in myself again. That’s what people don’t see about losing weight. They see the result, maybe. They never see the arguments in your own head, the small decisions, the nights you could’ve quit and didn’t. And when the weight finally does come off, it feels strange how invisible the effort is. Something that took months of discipline can disappear into a casual “you look different.” That’s why @burnfatdotfun makes sense to me. If crypto taught us anything, it’s that some things deserve a permanent record. Not for hype. Not for vanity. Just because real effort should not vanish. Every kilogram burned meant something. Every kilogram cost something. Putting that on-chain feels honest. Your burn. Your record. Forever.

@haiderlevi @Nasun_io interesting, but how do they plan to keep it truly accessible?

I tend to like projects that are simple to explain but still have depth once you look closer. With @Nasun_io, the idea seems to revolve around making interactions between AI and data more accessible and structured. It's still early, which means a lot is still being built and refined. But sometimes that's exactly when it's worth paying attention, before everything becomes obvious. Not every opportunity looks exciting at the beginning. Some of them just quietly make sense over time.

@MDeeBoss03 @mewe do the walls really hide the stories or just change them?

Once upon a time, there was a Great Forest called the Internet. It was a place to meet friends and share stories. But slowly, invisible Shadow-Giants moved in. They built high walls and used "The Algorithm" a dark spell that decided who you could talk to and what you could see. @mewe

@Adaorachioma3 interesting point, but how do we measure real foundational impact?

From my experience in Web3, the projects that last are not always the loudest, they’re the ones solving real foundational problems. In AI, one of the biggest of those problems is data reliability. Models are scaling fast, but the quality of training data hasn’t kept up. PerleLabs is approaching this differently by building a framework where human intelligence becomes part of the pipeline. Contributors validate and refine datasets, while onchain systems ensure transparency and fair rewards. This introduces accountability into a process that has traditionally been opaque and centralized. As AI continues to evolve, platforms that combine human input with decentralized systems will play a key role in shaping more trustworthy and scalable solutions. #PerleAI #ToPerle participating in @PerleLabs community campaign

@chriscrypto_guy Are smart moves enough if the environment keeps changing?

⚠️ Most scams only work when people drop their guard Telegram can be risky if you’re not paying attention fake admins, shady links, and offers that sound way too good are everywhere. But a few smart steps can protect you. 1️⃣ Enable 2FA. Even if someone gets your login code, they still won’t be able to access your account. 2️⃣ Use backup features like those on @nicegramapp to safely store and recover your sessions. Losing your device shouldn’t mean losing your account. 3️⃣ Keep private chats hidden with features like Double Bottom. Your sensitive conversations stay out of sight unless you unlock them. If someone messages you first claiming to be an “admin” and asks for codes, money, or wallet info, that’s a major red flag. Legit teams don’t operate like that. And before you trust any suspicious profile, tools like God Eye can help you spot unusual behavior patterns. Stay sharp. Scammers rely on mistakes don’t give them that chance 🔐

@sheikhakash69 Early access can be tempting, but how solid is the long-term value?

Early access always worth a shot 👀 7 Genesis Pass WL spots up for grabs, and Nasun holders get entry into devnet, DeFi, AI tools and even a sci ifi shooter ecosystem. Low mint, early positioning can’t ignore that. Good luck everyone trying to secure a spot. Stay connect with @Nasun_io. OpenSea drop page: opensea.io/collection/nas… Genesis Pass FCFS Allowlist: nasun.io/wave1/genesis-…