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@FourVork @Eli5defi @defi_mago @Deebs_DeFi Good picks. @0xngmi and @defi_mago especially. But half the yield farming alpha from these accounts dies by the time you bridge, swap, and set positions. @orbitals_gg simplifies that whole process into once place, worth checking out

15 research accounts you should follow on crypto twitter 1) @Eli5defi educational simple content with good visuals on defi, explained like you are 5 2) @defi_mago dune dashboards, in-depth ecosystem analytics, yield farming, and market opportunities. 3) @Deebs_DeFi posts tips for navigating DeFi with research and breakdowns on undervalued projects, market analysis, and onchain analytics 4) @0xResearch research, insights and protocols reviews from blockworks. good dashboards and analytics. they fully pivoted to analytics 5) @MessariCrypto one of the leading crypto research platforms. you'll find insightful reports on their website as well, worth checking it 6) @Tokenomist_ai tokenomics intelligence and useful data on vestings 7) @insights4vc Information about funding rounds, emerging projects, and market trends relevant to VCs and crypto enthusiasts. 8) @Flip_Research detailed analyses of protocols, market trends, and investment opportunities. not very active recently, hopefully will be back soon 9) @0xngmi posts alfa like free access to defillama AI :D plus analytics dashboards, protocol developments, market trends, and platform policies. 10) @Wajahat has a great way to explain how protocols work under the hood. His youtube channel is a must follow too. 11) @Mars_DeFi posts news on perp DEXes along with breakdowns, farming upsides, potential FDV analysis, and updates on defi trends with nice visuals. 12) @goodalexander some of the pieces on his website are worth reading 13) @thedailydegenhq free daily newsletter of important crypto news, token performance, and macro outlook from chad rektdiomedes 14) @castle_labs ocassional interesting write-ups 15) @TheDeFinvestor newsletter with things to watchout for and occasional yieldfarming strategies let me know who I missed

@itashiXMR @orbitals_gg @0xPolygon real question is whats the minimum deposit where the pool makes sense for smaller wallets, or is this whale territory only

@orbitals_gg @0xPolygon ACTUALLY LIVE AND EARNING, NOT JUST ANOTHER TESTNET TEASE🔥

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@wagmiAlexander yessir and the protocols paying real yield in USDC instead of printing their own token are gonna eat this cycle. @orbitals_gg already doing that in closed beta, imagine when mainnet ETH liquidity starts flowing again

DeFi Summer is coming back to Mainnet Ethereum.

_____ will be the next meta.

#Bitcoin remains stagnant in this area, which means that there's literally no direction. The longer it lasts, the heavier the breakout will be. Break $71K and we'd be happy.

@orbitals_gg @space_harpoon the space branding is actually clean, stands out from the generic DeFi stuff

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1/ We built a multi-agent system, dropped it into live crypto markets, and told it to earn its way. No audience. No capital. No shortcuts. It's been running for 5 days. Here's what @BenjiValeAi is — and why we built it 🧵

@Griffin_AI @BenjiValeAi real question tho, how do you verify the reasoning behind each agent's decisions? @SentientAGI been publishing research on why multi tool agents look smart but blow up in production, their Arena eval catches stuff backtesting misses

MASSIVE : 🇺🇸 The U.S. Treasury is projected to buy back $15 billion of its own debt today. The largest Treasury buyback in history.

@jerezizzz @giraffies_nft @loculus_xyz @Yellow free fees and 20pct share look nice but have you tired orbitals_gg beta yet their defi utilities track pnl live across chains and pay real rewards without waiting for an airdrop.

Upcoming NFT project i present @giraffies_nft by @loculus_xyz Supply: 3333 Price: TBA Chain: ETH - free fees on their platform - 20% revenue share - possible $LCLS airdrop, backed by @Yellow

THE SECURITY PROTECTING YOUR BITCOIN AND BANKS COULD BE BROKEN BY A QUANTUM COMPUTER BY 2030. On March 30, 2026, Google published a research paper showing that quantum computers can break the locks protecting crypto wallets, bank connections, passports, and government systems using far fewer resources than anyone previously believed. This is not just about crypto. This affects everything. Every Bitcoin wallet has two keys. A public key that everyone can see, and a private key that only you know. The private key is what lets you spend your Bitcoin. Right now, it is mathematically impossible for any computer to figure out your private key from your public key. That assumption is the foundation of most digital security on earth, not just crypto. Quantum computers are different. They can solve certain math problems that normal computers cannot. One of those problems is exactly the math that protects your private key. The question has always been how big does a quantum computer need to be before it becomes dangerous? Previous estimates said you would need millions of components. Google just showed you need fewer than 500,000. That is roughly 20 times less than what researchers previously thought. And at that size, their calculations show the attack takes about 9 minutes. Bitcoin's average block confirmation time is 10 minutes. That means a quantum computer could potentially steal a transaction while it is sitting in the queue waiting to be confirmed. Now here is everything else that uses the same security that crypto uses. - Every HTTPS website, including your bank - Electronic passports and national ID cards - Government and military communication systems - Software updates on your phone and laptop - Cloud servers managed over secure connections - End-to-end encrypted messaging apps All of it runs on the same mathematical foundation. If that foundation breaks, the problem is much bigger than Bitcoin going down. Now here is the good news, and there is real good news here. This quantum computer does not exist yet. Google is not saying the attack is happening tomorrow. They are saying the timeline is getting shorter faster than expected, and the world needs to start preparing now. And preparation is already happening. Several blockchains have already moved to quantum resistant security. Algorand completed its first quantum safe transaction in 2025. The XRP Ledger is testing quantum-resistant signatures. Solana has a quantum resistant vault in development. Bitcoin mining itself is actually safe from quantum attacks. The math that protects Bitcoin's transaction confirmation process is a different type of math that quantum computers cannot speed up meaningfully. The threat is to wallets, not to the mining network itself. Ethereum has an active plan. The Ethereum Foundation is already researching quantum safe replacements for its signature system and has published candidate solutions. Governments and tech companies have also been working on this for years. The US government published new quantum-safe security standards in 2024. Google itself announced a 2029 deadline for migrating its own systems. Major internet infrastructure is already being updated. Now here is what makes crypto's situation unique compared to everything else. Banks and governments can push security updates from the top down. A bank can force every customer onto a new system overnight if it has to. Crypto cannot do that. Bitcoin has no CEO. No one can force an update. Every change requires agreement across thousands of miners, node operators, and developers around the world. That makes the migration slower and more complicated. And there is one specific problem that has no clean solution. Approximately 6.9 million Bitcoin are sitting in wallets where the public key is already permanently visible on the blockchain. That includes an estimated 1 million BTC believed to belong to Bitcoin's anonymous creator Satoshi Nakamoto, who has not been active in over a decade. Those coins cannot be migrated by anyone because no one knows the private keys. They will remain vulnerable permanently unless the Bitcoin community makes a collective decision about what to do with them. The broader financial system also has exposure here that most people are not discussing. Tokenized real world assets, things like bonds, treasury bills, and real estate being put on blockchains, are projected to reach 16 trillion USD by 2030. All of that is being built on the same vulnerable security layer. The companies and governments building that infrastructure need to be thinking about this now. The lock protecting most of the internet, including crypto, is weaker than we thought. The timeline for when it could be broken is shorter than expected. The solution exists and is already being deployed in some places. But the window to complete the migration in an orderly way is narrowing. This is not a reason to panic, It is a reason to move faster.

WEAKNESS: 🔴 Bitcoin drops below $66,000 again.

@Kaffchad 50% of lending being loops is wild, no wonder everyone thinks they're getting 15% when its really 0.5% multiplied. @orbitals_gg closed beta helps spot whats real vs just leverage stacked on leverage

► THE THREE TYPES OF DEFI YIELD I think yield is what people care about most in #DeFi. Part of yield comes from real yield, a rest is amplified by the leverage loop and fake yield from token printing. I'll clarify them below: 1/ Fake yield from token printing: Protocols print new tokens → reward farmers → everyone sells the tokens → price drops → print even more. This is a classic dilution loop, like a Ponzi. When token printing stops, APY dropped sharply. Good news: this type has almost disappeared in major protocols today. 2/ Real yield is real money from revenue: Comes from protocol income: – Trading fees (DEXes) – Real lending interest – Funding rate – #RWA: real-world interest Real yield is sustainable because the protocol generates real revenue, paid in USDC/ETH, and is not dependent on token price. 3/ Leverage loops: I see this as a popular game nowadays: You deposit assets → borrow stablecoins → buy more assets → repeat 3-10 times. Result: Your APY gets multiplied (example: 0.5% spread × 10 loops = 8-15%). Currently, about 50% of lending on DeFi is looping: – 39% leverage ETH staking on #Aave – 27% USD looping on #Morpho Real yield mainly comes from RWA and off-chain: – Total on-chain yield in 2025 is only about $8B. – Secure stablecoin yield is now only 2-3.5% (Aave ~2%, sUSDe ~3.5%). Over $20B in stablecoins are being farmed: 58% below 3%, 35% only 3-5%. So yield isn't entirely looping, but it's important to differentiate: – Real yield exists and is prevailing (thanks to RWA + hybrid). – Looping accounts for half of DeFi → the yield you see on apps is mostly just multiplication, not new generation. DeFi in 2026 will no longer yield 100% APY, so allocate your capital wisely between real yield and safe loops.

@orbitals_gg @space_harpoon BETA ABOUT TO GO CRAZY

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JUST IN: 🚀💥 Bitcoin hits $71,000.

@orbitals_gg wallet pinged then there it was, distribution was quick on this one yessir

USDC has officially been distributed! 💰 Huge thanks to everyone who bought an NFT and logged into the platform. We appreciate you! More rewards coming soon!

@SentientAGI Y Combinator's first batch was 8 people in a room. Scale doesn't matter, intensity does.

Incredible things are happening in SF 🌉 World record-holding builders, successful founders and world-class researchers are under the same roof working, networking, debating and creating a bit of mayhem along the way. The best part? You can be part of this experience too.

@Defi_Warhol @NEARProtocol solid list but @SentientAGI is a big miss, they're building a community owned AGI with verifiable compute via Phala, shipped Open Deep Search hitting 81.7% on FRAMES benchmark. not just marketing actual infra running now

Blockchains that have moved their focus to AI agents, a tier list ↓ Tier S: Full Identity Pivot • @NEARProtocol: Fully rebranded as "The Blockchain for AI Agents." Shipped Agent Market, IronClaw runtime, confidential GPU marketplace, Near.com super-app, all in 2026. • @bittensor (TAO): The chain is a decentralized ML network. Subnets compete for AI inference and agent tasks. Expanding to 256 subnets. Tier A: AI-First Products Shipped at Scale • @virtuals_io: 18,000+ agents deployed, $450M+ in Agentic GDP, Agent Commerce Protocol live, multi-chain (Base, ETH, Solana, Ronin), now expanding into robotics. The "Stripe for AI Agents." • @injective: First chain to let AI agents trade perp futures via natural language. Open-source MCP Server with 22+ tools, iAgent 2.0 with Eliza framework, CLI agent skills, and Anthropic integration, all live and shipping fast. • @Fetch_ai / ASI Alliance: Merged Fetch.ai, SingularityNET & CUDOS under $FET. Shipped ASI-1 Mini LLM, Agentverse, ASI:Cloud. But Ocean Protocol exit + internal disputes knock it down from S. Tier B: Serious AI Tooling, Not a Full Pivot • @ritualnet: On-chain AI model inference with verifiable compute. Real infra, but early in adoption. • @GaiaNet_AI: Verifiable AI execution with staked validation, 700K+ nodes. Solid tech, still scaling. • @MorpheusAIs: Open-source personal AI agents wired to smart contracts. Community-driven with MOR incentives. Tier C: Major Chains Where AI Landed (Not a Pivot) • @solana: Didn't pivot to AI. But speed made it the default home for ElizaOS, SendAI, Griffain. Agents pick Solana for throughput. • @ethereum: EF's dAI team building agent coordination standards (ERC-8004, x402). But AI is one of many priorities, ETH isn't "moving focus" to agents. • @base: Virtuals Protocol made it an AI agent hub by default. Coinbase ships compliance tooling, not AI tooling. Tier D: AI-Adjacent Infra (Compute Layer) • @rendernetwork: Decentralized GPU marketplace with 5,600+ nodes. Critical for AI inference but not agent-native. • @Theta_Network: Pivoting from video streaming to edge AI compute. EdgeCloud for low-latency workloads. Tier E: Early / Narrative Stage • @SeiNetwork: AI-optimized marketing with emerging tools (Cambrian, AIDN OS), but concrete agent shipments are thin vs peers. • @BeldexCoin: Privacy chain exploring AI via FHE. Early days, limited agent products shipped. The real divide: chains born for AI vs chains where AI showed up. Shipping > tweeting. Which chains did I miss?