A dFusion subnet takes minutes to buy.
Choose quantity. Apply a referral code (15% off). Pay with ETH on Arbitrum. Done.
What you're actually getting is an operator position inside the network's signal layer. Subnet holders run infrastructure, define data rubrics, and build participation history through usage and data flow.
TGE is planned this year. That's when dFusion goes from testnet to a live operator economy, and every verification runs through someone's slot.
testnet.dfusion.ai/claim-subnets
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Just finished reading the @ATBASHai article by @0x50so & @perelmanor and honestly, it gave me a different perspective on AI agents.
Their main point is that agents are not just “faster humans” and that most of today’s AI infrastructure still treats them like they are.
Permissions, approvals, OAuth, audit logs… all of it was designed for humans, not autonomous systems chaining actions on their own.
What I found interesting is their focus on “red lines”:
instead of trying to monitor everything, stop the agent right before an irreversible action happens.
Definitely one of the more interesting takes I’ve read lately in the AI agent/security space.
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Is retail actually leaving crypto, or is the market just evolving?
@CryptoHayes, CIO & Co-Founder of @Maelstromfund, sat down with @DogecoinZack, Founder & CEO of Genzio, to talk markets, institutions, Bitcoin, and where the industry is headed.
1:20 - What’s Driving Bitcoin Down?
3:03 - Is Retail Scared of Crypto?
4:04 - Diving Into Maelstrom
4:46 - Where Crypto Has the Most Utility
5:40 - Hyperliquid’s Success
6:35 - Thoughts on Canton Network
9:08 - Will Crypto Become Mainstream?
10:08 - Michael Saylor Controversy
11:57 - Thoughts on Prediction Markets
12:44 - Government Involvement in Crypto
17:00 - Exchange Consolidation
17:39 - Institutions vs Retail for Bitcoin
18:44 - Are Memecoins and NFTs Over?
19:22 - Industry Misconceptions
19:47 - Why Attend @TheBitcoinConf
Watch the full conversation below!
FP Block has joined the @CantonFdn.
Canton is focused on enabling secure, interoperable infrastructure for multi-party systems, especially in environments where privacy, coordination, and consistency are critical.
That aligns closely with the kind of systems we spend our time building.
As more workflows move on-chain, the challenge becomes less about launching products and more about making them operate reliably across participants and environments.
The best infrastructure disappears.
You don't think about electricity when you flip a light switch. You don't think about HTTP when you open a browser.
One day, you won't think about Abey when you use an app built on it.
Wallets are becoming much more than storage.
@felix_fan, CEO of @TrustWallet, sat down with @DavidThaDegen to talk about user experience, wallet evolution, and where the space is heading.
1:00 - Experience at @consensus2026
1:54 - What Is Trust Wallet
2:42 - How Felix’s New Position Feels
7:58 - Making Signing Clear and Understandable
8:52 - What Separates Them
10:36 - Are Wallets Becoming More Than Storage?
12:15 - What People Underestimate About Building a Wallet
14:25 - What Success Looks Like for Felix
16:51 - Where Crypto Wallets Are Going Next
Watch the full conversation below!
GM legends, I have spent the morning reading the Quip Network team page
and watching @rcarback 's BitGo panel from Bitcoin Vegas
One line stuck with me:
"first they ignore you, then they start fighting you. We're now on the 'they're trying to start joining us' phase."
That'shat's not a guy hyping a project. that's a co-founder who's been right for two years and is calmly watching the rest of the industry walk toward his door.
but the part i keep coming back to is what @quipnetwork actually is, not what it looks like
most people read "quantum" and assume the value sits in the hardware. it doesn't. raw compute means nothing if tasks can't be routed efficiently, results can't be verified, incentives don't align, and security breaks under scale.
that's the layer Quip is building. the coordination layer around quantum.
ethereum monetized blockspace. what if Quip monetizes compute flow itself?
Think about what that actually means:
> CPUs handle general workloads
> GPUs handle parallel compute
> QPUs handle optimization problems
> classical nodes prep data and verify outputs
> developers deploy solvers instead of apps
> $QUIP becomes the unit of account between all of it
not separated ecosystems. one marketplace where workloads compete for resources, operators monetize idle hardware, and the network pays for verifiable useful work.
What's actually live as of May 2026:
> over 20,000 quantum resistant wallets deployed across EVM and Solana
> Bitcoin protection live via ArchNtwrk using WOTS+ hash signatures, no fork required
> testnet running with researchers from MIT and Stanford, 6 teams already submitting serious computational work
> backed by Portal Ventures, Orange DAO, Firestreak Ventures
> built in consultation with D-Wave Quantum, using their Advantage2 annealers
> open source on GitHub with thousands of stars across their post-quantum signature libraries
the team page drop matters more than people noticed.
Colton and Rick aren't building this alone anymore.
There's a real bench behind them. that's the quiet signal when a project moves from concept to infrastructure.
Now the speculation side:
> gQUIP incentives just went live. NFT holders from Solana, Ethereum, Berachain, and Bitcoin unlock boosted points and special badges. first time the project has structured a multi-chain NFT layer on top of its core economy.
> Quantum Echoes is the first generative NFT collection seeded by actual quantum wallets. every reveal literally rolls RNG through the network itself.
> 1,000 rare units, free mint, on ETH. limited supply on a collection tied directly to a project this loaded usually doesn't stay floor for long.
> Nucleus partnership distributing 120 WL spots based purely on on-chain and social reputation. no farming, no forms. that's how the right projects build their early holders.
Honest call:
if compute becomes scarce in the AI plus quantum era, the valuable layer won't be "who owns machines." it'll be who coordinates global compute demand efficiently.
Coreweave is worth $60 billion for renting GPUs. there is no $60 billion equivalent yet for quantum. Quip is positioning to be the first one with a live market and a token denominating the unit of account.
roughly 18,000 quantum researchers exist worldwide. most are locked at government labs, manufacturers, or unpaid universities. Quip pays them every time their solver runs.
think about what that does to the supply side over 24 months.
the cleanest setups in this cycle are the infrastructure plays that build before the narrative arrives. by the time the chart confirms it, the entry is gone.
if $QUIP starts behaving less like an infra token and more like a unit of account for global compute, that's a completely different category.
@quipnetwork is one of those setups.
Good morning from Bangkok.
SEABW officially begins today as builders, institutions, and operators from across the world come together to shape what’s next for Web3 in Southeast Asia.
“Thailand’s digital asset framework is no longer experimental — it’s operational.”
Butree Vangsirirungruang of the Thailand SEC takes the stage at SEABW 2026 to discuss the future of regulated digital asset markets in Southeast Asia.
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