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Sleep tight
Have a lovely night.
We go again tomorrow
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I am kryptoblisw who derives joy in web3 Noya
somewhere in x Katılım Ağustos 2018
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@sheikhakash69 determined team can change the entire story of the competition
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For me, the biggest upset of the 2026 FIFA World Cup is Paraguay eliminating Germany. 🇵🇾
A 1-1 draw followed by a 4-3 penalty shootout victory over a four-time World Cup champion wasn't on my prediction list at all. Germany had the experience and the expectations, but Paraguay stayed disciplined, defended with confidence, and kept their composure when everything came down to penalties.
That's what I love about World Cup football. Reputation can get you into the tournament, but it doesn't win knockout matches. One determined team can change the entire story of the competition.
Paraguay's performance is a reminder that belief, organization, and resilience can overcome even the biggest football nations. For me, this is the tournament's most memorable upset so far, and one fans will be talking about for years.
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@0xBlaze_eth @variational_io much more user friendly and easier to use
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I spent some time trying the new @variational_io UI today and really liked it
The refreshed UI feels more modern
The navigation is smoother and the overall experience feels much more user friendly and easier to use
The new mobile experience with PWA support is also a great addition since I mostly check the markets on my phone
If you are interested to try it
You check it out here
omni.variational.io
Variational@variational_io
A brand-new Variational UI is now live, featuring reworks of each page of the app and an improved mobile experience with PWA support.
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BREAKING:
Someone just built the first AI marketing agent for search visibility
You chat with it. It finds where you're invisible across ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude
Then it fixes it
CrowdReply@Crowdreply_io
Today we're introducing Claude for Marketing. The first AI agent that doesn't just track your brand in AI answers but ranks it all from your chat. Just ask. It reads your visibility, pinpoints what's wrong and handles the fix.
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Two quiet upgrades that matter:
• Fortuna v9.5.0 – better reorg handling + gRPC for Sui (critical since Sui shuts public JSON-RPC this month).
• Core upgrade on July 31 – automatic switch to 5‑router, 3‑of‑5 quorum (Wormhole replaced).
And the big picture: Pythnet is being retired by year-end. Lazer (sub‑1ms latency) is the new backbone for Pro and the Data Marketplace. OIS rewards are ending –staking stays, but emissions are done.
The network is maturing from token-incentivized to revenue-driven. Builders should plan for paid data tiers and the new Lazer endpoints.
@PythNetwork
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BREAKING:
The first AI marketing agent for search visibility is here.
It shows where your brand is missing across ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude...
and helps fix it.
CrowdReply@Crowdreply_io
Today we're introducing Claude for Marketing. The first AI agent that doesn't just track your brand in AI answers but ranks it all from your chat. Just ask. It reads your visibility, pinpoints what's wrong and handles the fix.
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Noticed something interesting today.
$CCD is trending on @coingecko and has also appeared in the Most Popular section on Crypto.com.
It’s too early to draw conclusions from that alone, but it does suggest @Concordium is reaching a wider audience.
The timing is interesting. Conversations around AI agents, digital identity, privacy-preserving infrastructure, and compliant on-chain systems have been accelerating, and Concordium has been building in those areas.
Market attention comes and goes, but it often reflects the narratives that are resonating at a given moment.
Digital identity is clearly one of those narratives, and it’s worth watching how projects across this space evolve from here.
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@Callofduty580 survivors were ever found, and the flight was presumed lost
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Mystery time…
On July 2, 1955, a passenger plane called Pan Am Flight 914 supposedly departed from New York City bound for Miami with 57 passengers and 4 crew members aboard.
Shortly after takeoff, the aircraft allegedly disappeared from radar without sending a distress signal. Despite an extensive search, no wreckage or survivors were ever found, and the flight was presumed lost.
Then, according to the legend, something extraordinary happened.
On March 9, 1992 about 37 years later, the same plane suddenly appeared over an airport in Caracas, Venezuela. Air traffic controllers were shocked to see an outdated propeller-driven airliner on radar.
The pilot reportedly radioed the control tower, asking where he was and expecting to land in Miami. When controllers told him it was 1992 and that he was in Venezuela, the pilot was said to become frightened.
The aircraft landed safely. Witnesses claimed the passengers appeared exactly as they had in 1955, showing no signs of having aged. Before anyone could properly investigate, the pilot allegedly accelerated down the runway, took off again, and disappeared into the sky.
#Mystery
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I have found that I understand a project much better after spending a little time using it instead of reading long threads or documentation. A few clicks around the ecosystem usually tell me more about the user experience than pages of technical explanations ever could.
That is why I enjoyed exploring @CNPYNetwork. Being able to claim testnet tokens, try different appchains, and interact with the ecosystem makes it much easier to understand what the team is building. I think the best infrastructure is the kind that encourages people to learn by doing rather than making the onboarding process feel overwhelming.
@quipnetwork @TheARCTERMINAL
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10 facts about @bricktopians most people probably haven't heard
→ Bricktopians sold out 10,000 NFTs in under 2 minutes back in 2021.
→ Every Bricktopian is generated from 50+ unique brick types with its own physics simulation
→ The entire collection took over 5 weeks of continuous rendering on a network of supercomputers to generate.
→ It's regarded as one of the first major NFT collections to introduce individualized 4D, physics-driven animated PFPs.
→ Bricktopians was designed to become more scarce over time through NFT burning.
→ Holders can burn NFTs through The Forge to upgrade another Bricktopian, unlocking rarer animations and traits.
→ Some holders could burn their NFT to redeem a real 3D-printed Brain Boot sneaker, bridging digital collectibles with physical products.
→ What began as an NFT collection evolved into one of Web3's most active creator communities, with workshops on content creation, branding, AI, networking, and monetization.
→ Bricktopians is the genesis collection of Abnormal Studios, with future ecosystem projects built around its holders.
→ For many creators, including me, Bricktopians wasn't just an NFT project.
It became a place to learn, network, land opportunities, and build a career in Web3.
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gPoly🇲🇫⚽🇪🇦
$39.90M volume. The biggest market of the tournament.
France 37%, Draw 33%, Spain 30%. Three outcomes separated by 7 points total.
The market is basically saying: nobody knows. And that's exactly what makes this a World Cup semifinal.
Spain money has been pouring in the last 48 hours. France was the favorite, now it's a coin flip.
I'm watching every second of this one.
Predict with me on @Polymarket
HΞCTOR@0xHecktor
Let's predict today match 🇪🇦🏆⚽🇵🇹 > Tonight's game should be a great one. > Can't wait to see what Ronaldo brings. > My picks for this match: Portugal win & draw. 🇵🇹 @Polymarket $Poly
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Markets used to close. Crypto changed that expectation.
Tokenization is now bringing the same 24/7 logic to assets people already understand: stocks, funds, Treasuries and commodities. The real test isn’t how many assets move onchain but whether they gain lasting liquidity, utility and transparent backing after issuance.
RWAs may be less about creating new assets and more about upgrading how existing ones move.
WallStreetBets@wallstreetbets
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Markets were built around business hours.
Blockchains don’t care what time it is.
As more real-world assets move onchain, expectations change from waiting for markets to open to having continuous access, settlement and transparency.
That’s the real shift behind RWAs.
WallStreetBets@wallstreetbets
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when people talk about blockchain adoption they usually focus on users
but the real starting point is much earlier it begins when developers decide an ecosystem is worth building on.
builders look for more than attention they need reliable infrastructure, clear tools, easy experimentation, and a vision that can survive beyond short-term trends.
that why i find @CNPYNetwork interesting.
a strong ecosystem is not created by hype alone it grows when developers have the freedom to test ideas build new applications and improve without unnecessary barriers.
the most important work often happens behind the scenes.
great infrastructure doesn’t compete with innovation it creates the environment where innovation can happen.
the ecosystems that empower builders today are the ones that will shape the future of blockchain tomorrow.
Canopy@CNPYNetwork
New to Canopy? Start here 🌿 → Go to testnet.app.canopynetwork.org → Claim free testnet tokens & explore the chains the community is building → Back your favorites with CNPY and help them graduate Costs nothing. Takes minutes. Expand the Canopy with us.
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We're all France tonight on @Polymarket yeah??
Thaniel 🪽@Thanistarr
we’re all spain tonight on @Polymarket yeah??
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Just canceled another 4 subscriptions today. one dashboard for everything now… my bank account breathing again 😂
Yash Daftary@YDaftary
We just killed the 9-5. Today, FanBasis becomes @Commas: where you make money on the internet. Here’s how you get paid:
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Most agent infrastructure is built for the first interaction with Clclean input and output. Nobody designs for what happens after the thousandth run, which paths keep failing, which data drifts, which edge cases show up every single time.
An agent that runs a workflow once is just a tool. An agent that runs it a thousand times and actually learns from every failure is closer to institutional knowledge. That's a completely different asset.
The competitive edge in agentic AI was never going to live in the model. It was always going to live in what accumulates underneath it.
"Intelligence depreciates. Accumulated experience compounds." that last line alone is worth saving.
@xelebofficial
Xeleb Protocol@xelebofficial
The most underrated shift in AI agents is not what they can do at launch. It is what they become over time. An agent that runs a workflow once is a tool. An agent that runs the same workflow a thousand times, learning which paths fail, which data sources drift, which edge cases repeat, becomes something closer to institutional knowledge. Most agent infrastructure is not designed for this. It is optimized for the first interaction. Clean input, clean output, clean handoff. But production agents do not live in clean environments. They encounter ambiguous instructions, partial failures, and users who change their minds mid task. The agents that survive are not the ones with the best reasoning at inference time. They are the ones with the best memory, the best error recovery, and the best feedback loops. The competitive advantage in agentic AI will not be which foundation model an agent runs on. It will be the quality of the infrastructure underneath, how well the system captures what the agent learned and uses it to make the next execution more reliable than the last. Intelligence depreciates. Accumulated experience compounds.
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@Lancaster_eth traditional market hours are going to feel like ancient history?
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Crypto completely ruined regular investing for me. We're so used to 24/7 markets that waiting for the opening bell on Monday feels totally broken.
The main thing people miss about tokenization is that we don't need new assets. We already know what gold, oil, and stocks are. The real upgrade is just being able to trade them whenever we want, without the closing bells
Once you get these assets running at crypto speed, traditional market hours are going to feel like ancient history. Worth checking them out
WallStreetBets@wallstreetbets
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The more I follow DeFi, the more I appreciate infrastructure upgrades.
Expanding @sparkdotfi Savings to USDT0 while using ERC-4626 standards removes a lot of friction for developers.
Those small improvements are usually what make ecosystems easier to build on over time.
Progress ≠ new protocol, sometimes it’s making existing tools easier to adopt.
Spark@sparkdotfi
Spark Savings on Arbitrum now supports USDT0. Builders can now integrate savings across USDC, USDS and USDT0, supporting stablecoins representing over 90% of @Arbitrum's stablecoin supply. Embed Spark Savings directly into your application using standard ERC-4626 vaults. Learn more: @spark-11/spark-savings-on-arbitrum-now-supports-usdt0?referrer=0xA45F1D29943D19dff604133287047a35ccbADc8a" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">paragraph.com/@spark-11/spar…
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