Hun-Jun-Suk

Only and only focus on @RialoHQ gRialo

3 standout projects caught attention during the May 7 @RialoHQ Shark Tank event 🦈 From prediction markets to decentralized cloud infrastructure, and from RWA perfume verification to AI Agent systems, we saw projects tackling very different sectors. Here are the highlights 👇 1. RialoHub A sports-focused prediction market platform. It offers: • Football match prediction markets • Global event markets • Short-term BTC/ETH/SOL trading opportunities But what really differentiates the project is its AI Agent system. This agent can: • Analyze matches • Calculate probabilities • Provide suggestions to users • Eventually evolve into an automated execution system The team is also heavily focused on Web2 user onboarding. Reducing wallet complexity is one of the key details that stood out. 2. R-Cloud A blockchain-based decentralized cloud infrastructure project. Main focus areas: • Data security • Reducing centralized points of failure • Preventing data loss The team is specifically trying to solve problems commonly seen in traditional cloud systems, such as: • Hacking risks • Server failures • Data loss Its backup server architecture and encrypted data infrastructure were among the most notable aspects. 3. Roxor An interesting RWA project combining the perfume industry with blockchain technology. Each perfume bottle comes with: • A unique QR code • An NFT-based digital certificate • An on-chain verification system The goal is to reduce counterfeit premium perfume issues and make product authenticity verifiable. The physical product + blockchain integration aspect was especially interesting. Overall, one common theme stood out across the event: AI + Real World Utility + Web2 onboarding. It feels likely that we’ll continue seeing more niche projects focused on solving real-world problems in the coming period.

Rialo community keeps growing day by day. Yesterday’s weekly Shark Tank event reached a new record with 650+ participants joining the session. And honestly, this is about much more than just numbers. It’s a strong sign of how organically the community is growing and how builder-focused the ecosystem is becoming. Every week, we continue to see new ideas, new projects, and more developers willing to contribute to the ecosystem. Especially recently, the technical discussions and community-driven initiatives have started building a genuinely strong builder culture around Rialo. What makes a community truly valuable is not just hype, but people consistently building and contributing over time. And that’s exactly what we’re starting to see with @RialoHQ Those who have been here since the early days know exactly what I mean. 🧡

@iowelosu @RialoTR Çok iyi FM 😀

Bazı anlar, bazı şarkılar ve bitmeyen inşa tutkusu. Rialo Builder FM...:) @RialoTR

Direct integration of institutional-grade market data into onchain applications is actually huge. I really love @RialoHQ ’s vision and the way they’re building.

Her hafta “Haftanın Üyesi”nin seçilmesi, topluluk adına hem güzel hem de heyecan verici bir durum. Türkiye tarafında @RialoHQ ’ya olan yoğun ilgi düşünüldüğünde, bu unvanı kazanmak gerçekten takdir edilmesi gereken bir başarı. Birçok kez haftanın üyesi seçilen @rftd09’u da bu başarısından dolayı tebrik ediyorum. gRialo 🧡

Get real Get @RialoHQ 🧡

Şaka bir yana 10 sene önce araba konusunu bırak her türlü kaliteli olmayan ürünler Çin der geçerdik, ama şimdi adamlar bambaşka bir seviyeye çektiler araba konusunu... Alkışlamak lazım.👏

@rftd09 @RialoHQ @RialoTR Tebrikler hocam

Members of the week Bu haftada spotlight'a seçilmenin gururunu yaşıyorum. Rialo benim bir ailem. Orada olmak bana aşırı keyif veriyor. En iyi alphalari bile orada buluyorum. Sizde Rialo'ya katki sağlayarak spotlighta secilebilirsiniz. Bu süreçte beni destekleyen @slymnogunc ve @goodhypeonly0 hocama ve diğer arkadaşlarıma çok teşekkürlerimi sunuyorum. Get Real. Get Rialo

Multisigs are secure… but blind. In the Drift hack, everything was “valid”: → correct signatures → proper transaction structure → result: ~$285M lost Because multisigs only ask: “Are the signatures valid?” They don’t ask: “Does this make sense?” “Is this behavior abnormal?” This is where @RialoHQ changes the game 👇 Onchain programs can now: • read real-time data (APIs) • interact with external systems • run private computation via REX • trigger actions automatically Guarded Multisig = signatures + context → evaluates real economic value → sends alerts on suspicious activity → requires MFA for high-value actions → enforces timelocks on critical changes Not just “is this valid?” But “is this safe?” Security shouldn’t be static. It should be context-aware.

I Love @RialoHQ ❤️

As a member of the Rialo community, I’m curious about your opinion on this: Would using the advantages provided by AI to create content for Rialo make you happier than content I produce with my own effort, whether it takes hours or just minutes? In my opinion, using AI efficiently is important, but reducing the human touch to zero makes everything feel very emotionless.

We've been given a huge gift with modern AI. Yet some people still operate as if it's 2022 and do everything manually. It's crazy how many people will be left behind.

The real problem with unsecured lending isn’t interest rates, it’s the infrastructure. Today’s system is fragmented: origination, underwriting, servicing, and funding all operate separately. This increases costs, breaks data flow, and reduces efficiency. Underwriting has improved (FICO → alternative data), but that alone isn’t enough. The new thesis is clear: the entire lending stack should be unified into a single system. That’s exactly what @RialoHQ is building.

Faiz sabit devam. Şu an için bekle gör mantığı ile ilerleniyor. Bakalım bu faiz politikasına daha ne kadar devam edecekler.

@goodhypeonly0 @RialoHQ Bence diyebiliriz ✌️

@Hunjunsuk @RialoHQ Rialo devrimcidir diyebilir miyiz o zaman? gRialo

Tokenizing private credit is easy. Verifying truth is not. TradFi doesn’t have a rules problem, it has a trust problem. @RialoHQ Smart contracts don’t fix that. They just automate whatever data you feed them. The real unlock: → pulling data from source → verifying it independently → enforcing only after truth is known

@Narayan_lit @RialoHQ Rialo never stop cooking

As always, the @RialoHQ team keeps cooking👨‍🍳 This time, they’re proposing a new approach to stablecoins and onchain finance, where compliance is no longer an external layer, but a built-in part of the blockchain itself. Right now, most stablecoins rely on offchain checks. Multiple parties and intermediaries issuers, exchanges, and others decide whether to allow or block transactions. This leads to delays, fragmentation, and weaker reliability. Rialo aims to fundamentally change this by moving compliance directly to the protocol level. Now, all rules are checked during transaction execution, and if they’re not met, the transaction simply doesn’t happen. At the same time, the system can use real Web2 data (KYC, sanctions lists, banking data, etc.), but does so without exposing it, thanks to private execution (REX). Privacy is preserved while verification still happens. On top of that, with built-in automation, more complex flows like recurring payments become possible and they are re-checked for compliance every time they execute. In the end, Rialo combines three key elements within a single protocol: privacy, access to real-world data, and automated execution. This removes the need to trust third parties and makes compliance part of the execution logic itself. Such an approach opens the door to fully regulated onchain financial products.

While @RialoHQ team continues to roll out updates and developments, the community is also becoming stronger and more refined. Seeing everyone be part of the process and building this together is truly nice. Builders, supporters, contributors… we’re all at the same table. No one knows what time will bring but even in these market conditions it’s great to see the Rialo community growing and to be a part of it.

@heeheeheeyaa We are on the right way

@Hunjunsuk We are shifting from an era of checking regulations later to a structure where they are applied immediately at the moment of execution.🤍

Stablecoins have grown into a massive part of the global financial ecosystem, but their expansion has also raised an important question: how well do they handle regulatory compliance? Today, most stablecoins rely on offchain systems to enforce rules. This means transactions are screened by external actors before or after execution, often leading to delays, fragmented integrations, and weaker guarantees around security and consistency. @RialoHQ introduces a fundamentally different approach by embedding compliance directly into the protocol itself. Instead of relying on third parties, the network evaluates compliance policies in real time, during transaction execution. If a transaction fails to meet the required rules, it is immediately stopped, and no state change occurs. This shifts compliance from an external process into a built-in property of execution, making the system more reliable and deterministic. The demo built on Rialo clearly illustrates how this works in practice. For a simple one-time transfer, the system checks whether the sender or receiver is on a denylist at the exact moment of execution. If both parties pass the policy check, the transaction proceeds normally. If not, the transaction is blocked instantly. What makes this powerful is that enforcement happens onchain and in real time, rather than relying on delayed or discretionary decisions from offchain entities. Recurring payments highlight an even more compelling advantage. On Rialo, these payments run automatically and are re-evaluated for compliance every time they execute. A payment stream that starts as compliant can later become non-compliant if conditions change. For example, if a recipient is added to a denylist midway through a payment schedule, the next transaction will fail the compliance check and the system will automatically halt all remaining payments. No manual intervention is needed, and no invalid transactions are processed. This model is made possible by three core capabilities. First, private execution through REX allows sensitive data, such as identity attributes and compliance signals, to remain confidential while still producing verifiable outcomes. Second, native Web2 connectivity enables the protocol to fetch real-time data from external systems like KYC providers or sanction lists during execution. Third, built-in automation through conditional transactions ensures that workflows like recurring payments can run independently while still being checked for compliance at every step. When combined, these features create a system where compliance is not an afterthought but a native part of how transactions function. This reduces reliance on intermediaries, eliminates single points of control, and strengthens overall security. More importantly, it opens the door for a new class of regulated financial products to exist fully onchain. Rialo’s approach represents a shift from “check before or after execution” to “enforce during execution.” This change could play a critical role in making blockchain-based financial systems compatible with real-world regulatory requirements, while still preserving the core benefits of decentralization.