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@_DEGENERES @BuidlBNB High transaction volume doesn't automatically mean the right infra for agent payments. Its act throughput and latency under agent-specific load patterns are different metrics. Curious if there's any published stress testing on that specifically..

@BuidlBNB Straight on fact is that BNB Chain processes more daily transactions than Ethereum and Solana combined most weeks, so sharp on the team with that decision 🤔

The aggregation layer for agent payments on BNB Chain is launching. One API endpoint. Every rail. No fragmentation.

@ManiacFinance @BuidlBNB The agent has a wallet with a pre-loaded balance. When it hits a paid endpoint it just signs the transaction and retries and yes no human needed, same way your phone pays a toll automatically

@BuidlBNB So agents can just... pay for APIs automatically now? How does that even work without a human approving it?

BUIDL is building the Stripe for agent payments. One API connecting every emerging payment protocol. One integration with every rail. The layer agents need. Coming soon. 🔧

130k tech layoffs year-to-date. Insane.

@BuidlBNB Buidl(ing) hard to explain it better than this, a tone os possibilities I mean I follow @peaq and the machine economy points directly to this

Agent payment standards are multiplying. No aggregation layer exists yet. $BUIDL is building it on BNB Chain.

@BSCNews @PiCoreTeam 421K active nodes on a network that started as a mobile mining app. If you ask me the decentralisation story is quieter than it should be

PI MAINNET COMPLETES PROTOCOL 22 UPGRADE, PROTOCOL 23 SMART CONTRACTS DUE MAY 11 The Pi Network mainnet has successfully upgraded to Protocol 22, per @PiCoreTeam. Node operators with non-compliant systems were disconnected after the April 27 hard deadline. Protocol 22 is the foundation for Protocol 23, scheduled for May 11, which introduces full smart contract functionality on Pi Mainnet for the first time. The upgrade window now extends through Protocol 26 by June 22, packing five major milestones into a 10-week run. Roughly 10 billion pi-network:native has migrated to Mainnet so far, with around 6 billion still locked. Active node count sits at approximately 421,000 against an 18 million KYC-verified user base. Co-founders Nicolas Kokkalis and Chengdiao Fan will be present at Consensus 2026 in Miami next week.

@PiCoreTeam PiRC2 is not just a bug bounty, it is an open invitation for the developer community to stress test the subscription design before real money moves through it. That is how you build infrastructure that actually holds tbh

To open the Testnet subscription smart contract to technical review and community feedback, Pi has released the second Pi Request for Comment (PiRC2). Developers are encouraged to try integrating subscriptions in their own apps, review the subscription contract design, and test for bugs or edge cases, if any. github.com/PiNetwork/PiRC…

@PiCoreTeam Ngl if I am a founder of any project that has been ignoring identity infrastructure I am watching this panel very carefully on May 7 👀

Pi is tackling one of the most urgent problems in the AI era: proving real human identity online. Pi Founder Nicolas Kokkalis will speak on a panel at Consensus 2026 on Thursday, May 7, from 10:15-10:45 AM EDT at the Convergence Stage. The session, “How to Prove You're Human in an AI World (Without Doxing Yourself),” explores how the internet’s trust model is breaking as AI systems become capable of creating bots that can generate profiles and interact like real users. At the core of the discussion is a simple challenge: how do you verify a real human online without exposing private identity data? Want to know how? Join us in Miami on May 7th! See you there!

@PiCoreTeam Six years of user base then identity then infrastructure then subscriptions like nothing in that order was accidental. The sequencing is 100% the strategy and it is working imo

Pi’s first smart contract capability is now live on Testnet: subscriptions! This fosters real, recurring, utility-driven use cases. Think e-commerce, streaming, online tools, and more, powered on-chain. Read more in the Pi mining app.

@Aptos @okx Yeah, I mean AWS and Alibaba Cloud as launch partners on day one tells you this isn't an experiment, as far as I can tell, the infra players are already in the room

The agent economy just got payment rails. Open protocol. Machine-speed settlement. Agent-to-agent commerce with escrow and dispute resolution. Learn more about @okx's Aptos-ready Agent Payments Protocol 👇

x402 gave agents a way to pay. APP gives them a way to do business. @okx just published the Agent Payments Protocol (APP)—the first open standard for agent-to-agent commerce. Escrow, settlement, disputes. Built for every chain. Aptos is proud to be a day-one partner!

@Aptos 274M transactions in March alone and block space to spare, most chains are congested at a fraction of that load. The headroom here is actually the point!

The Global Trading Engine. ~30ms block times with instant finality. 5B+ transactions processed. 99.99% uptime since 2022. Gas under $0.001 per transaction—all burned. 274M+ transactions in March. Block space to spare. Not a testnet. Not a demo. Mainnet. Every day. Aptos.

@DecibelTrade @borntobry @MessariCrypto No server going down, no "we're experiencing technical difficulties," no frozen withdrawals. The chain either works or it doesn't and @Aptos hasn't given anyone a reason to worry about that tbh

"When we talk about being fully onchain and transparent, we mean it." - @borntobry with @MessariCrypto On Decibel, everything is onchain, from order books to the matching engine. Every trade, every transaction, is fully visible and verifiable for the user to see.

@Aptos The funny part is that TradFi figured out financial privacy decades ago. Your bank doesn't broadcast your balance to the street. On-chain is just catching up to something that was always the baseline expectation everywhere else tbh

Imagine every ATM printed your full bank statement on the receipt. That's onchain without confidentiality. Just use Confidential APT.

@diamante_io Taking about the "forced entry" mental model is what makes quantum so hard to communicate. People are waiting for something that looks like an attack. Quantum does not look like anything. It just changes what the math means and everything built on the old math becomes OPEN

Quantum computing doesn’t hack systems. It makes their security irrelevant. Most people imagine cyberattacks as breaches. Forced entry. Exploits. Quantum is different. It doesn’t need to break into your wallet. It doesn’t need to bypass security. It simply changes the math that security is built on. When that happens, what was once considered “unbreakable” becomes readable. Quietly. Instantly. Permanently. This is why quantum matters. Not because it creates new attacks, but because it invalidates existing defenses. Diamante was built with that shift in mind. Post-quantum security from genesis, designed so your assets don’t rely on assumptions that can expire. Because the future won’t break your security. It will outgrow it.

@diamante_io Visibility and severity have nothing to do with each other, the most dangerous risks in history were the quiet ones 💯

The real risk isn’t visible. That’s why it gets ignored.

@diamante_io Case to say that every day a chain spends publishing a quantum roadmap is a day @diamante_io spent already running on the infrastructure that roadmap is trying to describe

In most industries, being late costs opportunity. In blockchain, it could cost everything. Security upgrades aren’t instant. They require coordination, consensus, migration, and time. And time is exactly what quantum removes from the equation. Diamante eliminates that risk entirely by starting where others are trying to get to. Because in a race against technological progress, late isn’t just inconvenient, it’s dangerous.

@diamante_io One should say that "Nothing looks broken" is the most expensive sentence in technology

Nothing looks broken. That’s what makes it dangerous.

@diamante_io There is a difference between a blockchain that evolves and a blockchain that needs saving 💯

If your blockchain needs an upgrade to survive, it was never built to last.

@diamante_io Every security assumption in crypto is a time based bet vs Diamante, which is the only chain that built as if time was already running out

Most systems aren’t built to be unbreakable. They’re built to be “hard enough” to break. That works… until it doesn’t. For decades, encryption has relied on one idea: that breaking it would take too long to matter. Quantum computing changes that equation completely. What once took thousands of years could eventually take minutes. Diamante isn’t built on “secure enough.” It’s built on the assumption that technology will catch up, and that security needs to outlast it.

@multibank_io I like the fact that they picked someone whose entire identity is built on doing things the right way under maximum pressure, that says something about what the brand actually values

What makes ⬡ mb io different? 👀 Honestly? It starts with who's behind it. MultiBank Group. 20+ years in institutional finance. $35B daily trading volume. 18+ regulatory licenses worldwide. Most exchanges are built on hype. This one is built on a track record. 🔑

@multibank_io 2 days left and 64K already gone, the people who understood what was behind the offer moved first that is always how it works..

64,000 tokens allocated and counting. ⏳ 2 days left to lock $MBG and earn 420.69% interest. After that? Gone. Don't miss this one. 🔑 Available in select jurisdictions only. T&Cs apply.