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@RemiTechnology is launching their inter-bank e-money using @SuiNetwork. Money movement is finally settling point-to-point in real-time

Institutions don't need stablecoins to work around them. They need stablecoins that work inside them. @RemiTechnology is launching exactly that. Introducing the first bank-issued, regulated stablecoin infrastructure on Sui for licensed financial institutions worldwide.

Walrus Memory plugs into the tools you're already building with. → Claude Code → Cursor → Codex → Gemini CLI → MCP (native support) → OpenClaw + NemoClaw (first-party plugins) → Python, TypeScript, JavaScript SDKs One curl command, no adapters needed. curl -sL memory.walrus.xyz/skills/setup Your agent has memory that survives the session. 🦭

What a sweet ugly win! Congratulations @nyknicks!

Wow. NBA officiating is a joke

After today’s Anthropic news, decentralized AI memory feels more important than ever. We may be witnessing a pivotal moment in human history, one that will shape who controls artificial intelligence and how it is accessed for generations to come. 🙏 Walrus Memory

July 4th, 2026 Join me on a live 1M+ Sui tps experiment via tunnels. Apply here, you just need a laptop and a camera to record and share your screen. Leave the rest to me…

See how @SuiNetwork Nautilus is used to enable a slick trading experience

We are not slowing down. Today, confidential transfer is going live on Sui Devnet. Sui is not your grandpa's blockchain. It's a coordination layer, settlement layer, a programmable platform where all the tools you need to create/exchange/manage assets of value. Confidential transfers is the latest building block added to the stack. A lot more to come.

Confidential transfers are live in public beta on Sui Devnet. Transfer amounts and balances are private, with controlled visibility for compliance and auditability. What this means for finance workflows: 🧵

How did @b1ackd0g find @kostascrypto and bring him to @Meta to work on project Libra and eventually create @SuiNetwork This is that story from Kostas's perspective, and how Sui got a real edge over other L1s in terms of post-quantum security.

@BardBard @technicaldebtor Mark has to live with @EmanAbio until everything is back to 100%. It's punishment enough

@technicaldebtor @EvanWeb3 Let's get him

I'm one of the people most directly responsible for this outage. I take Sui outages extremely personally and am incredibly disappointed that this happened. I'll echo what @EvanWeb3 said: Moving fast is no excuse for outages. This outage was caused primarily by an edge case in gas smashing introduced by address balances. However, we did not ship this feature carelessly. We spent over 6 months testing address balances and tried as hard as we could to exercise every edge case and combination of features we could think of. Unfortunately, we were bitten by an edge case that we did not discover during testing. Again, this is not an excuse - it shows that our testing strategy was inadequate, despite how much effort we put into it. We did not have a systematic way to enumerate or discover all possible edge cases. We will be re-examining our approach in light of this. But I do want to emphasize that we did not ship this feature carelessly or in a rush. We made mistakes, but we were absolutely not operating in "move fast and break things" mode. One more thing: Address Balances is by far the biggest change to Sui's execution model that we have shipped, and we don't have any plans to ship anything this large and disruptive again. It was a necessary change to make Sui into what it should be, but we don't seek out huge disruptive changes like this for the sake of it. Now that the feature is out we will be redoubling our efforts to make Sui the most reliable L1. We have a lot of work to do, I'm excited to start on it!

Moving fast is not a valid excuse for the outages. They are unacceptable, period. You have my sincerest apologies for the outages. We are focused on restoring the level of reliability and security to the absolute maximum.

Tomorrow at 10am EST, Mysten Labs' CEO and Chief Cryptographer talk through what AI, quantum, and the next class of attacks actually mean for crypto security. Are you in? The Future of Crypto: AI, Quantum Threats, Bitcoin & DeFi Security with the team behind Sui. Evan Cheng @EvanWeb3 (CEO & Co-Founder, @Mysten_Labs) and Kostas Chalkias @kostascrypto (Chief Cryptographer & Co-Founder, @Mysten_Labs) sit down with Michael del Castillo @DelRayMan (Founder, Media Luna). This is the people building one of the fastest growing L1s in the world, in conversation with one of the sharpest journalists covering it. Tomorrow, May 27, 10am EST On X Spaces x.com/i/spaces/1DGle…

Any crypto OG can tell their horror stories of running out gas when they have to make a crypto transfer We have come a long way This eliminates one of the biggest pain points for app integrations. Sometimes the biggest unlocks are the most obvious in hindsight. Well done

Corporate spend TAM is much larger than payroll. But we are happy to work with you as well @deel 😉

The Future of Payments on Sui x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Continuing our push to move crypto out of the current nonsensical "intranet blockchain" era Here is Sui Spheres - Multiple counterparties - Selective visibility - Predictable performance - Flexible cost models