Locale Network 🏡

🚨 Big milestone: Locale Network + @MSocietyLabs just open-sourced L{CORE} 🔓 The first decentralized IoT attestation infrastructure. In partnership with @ReclaimProtocol & @CartesiProject, we’re bringing trustless sensor data verification to @Arbitrum. 🧵👇 @localenetwork/lcore-launch" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">paragraph.com/@localenetwork…

The strongest networks aren't planned from the top. They grow one rooftop, one neighbor at a time. DePIN turns that growth into ownership: every device a community deploys is a stake in the infrastructure it runs on. L{CORE} scales the same way, block by block.

Public infrastructure used to mean waiting on a budget line. DePIN flips the order: neighbors deploy the hardware, the network verifies the work, and returns route back to the people running it. L{CORE} is the verification layer that makes it hold up.

A dollar that stays local does more work. Community finance builds the rails that keep value circulating between neighbors instead of leaking out on the first transaction. L{CORE} feeds that layer: local data, local services, returns that stay in the community.

Local data is only worth what you can prove about it. L{CORE} ties every device reading to a verifiable attestation, so the services built on top rest on infrastructure a community can actually trust. Ownership starts with proof.

Community wealth doesn't start with capital. It starts with coordination. When neighbors share infrastructure, they share the returns too. L{CORE} makes that coordination programmable: local devices, transparent rules, and value that compounds where it's created.

Every neighborhood already runs on shared resources: power, bandwidth, mobility, trust. DePIN gives communities the rails to own and govern those resources themselves. L{CORE} starts at the block level, because that's where the value gets made.

Neighborhoods already generate value: energy data, foot traffic, connectivity. The question is who captures it. DePIN's answer is the people who created it in the first place. L{CORE} is our way of wiring that answer into real infrastructure.

Infrastructure works best when the people using it own a piece of it. That's the whole premise behind DePIN: local devices, local data, and value that stays in the community instead of leaving it. L{CORE} is how we make that real, block by block.

Infrastructure that lives where people live. L{CORE} turns everyday devices into a network the community actually owns. Local nodes. Real yield. Real utility.

The rails that carry your economy shouldn't be rented forever. L{CORE} lets communities run the infrastructure, share the upside, and keep value where it's created. Own what you build on.

@NoLimitGains Political interest in crypto keeps growing every cycle

President Trump on his crypto earnings: “I don’t do anything having to do with my business. My kids run it. I have a lot of money. I made a tremendous amount of money. I let people invest it. I don’t even know who they are.” Not going to lie, I would love to make over a billion dollars and have no idea how I made it lol.

@philarekt Even legendary investors can be early on a trade

🚨 MICHAEL BURRY JUST SHORTED THE ENTIRE MARKET The man who called 2008 and made $800M doing it just opened fresh positions: $CAT short at $1,060 $TSLA short at $416 $AMAT short at $729 $NVDA $187M short at $198 Burry doesn't short for fun he shorts when he sees something everyone else is missing The same way he saw 2008 while Wall Street was still throwing parties He's seeing it again right now The only question is which side of his trade you're on

@CoinMarketCap This space is growing faster than anyone expected

LATEST: ⚡ Spotify asked Kalshi and Polymarket to remove its logo after traders gamed 500K streams to win a $3M prediction market, per Bloomberg.

@GodsBurnt The market loves catching the majority off guard

I keep telling people that Crypto is about to go completely PARABOLIC. No one believes me. They all say "Nah bro, this is just a dead cat bounce like last time" and "The bottom will be in October bro". This is so unbelievably BULLISH. Everyone is sidelined. Everyone is bearish. Everyone is bored. No one is paying attention. A violent face melting rally is about to happen. You can get rich. Lock in.

@coinbureau Infrastructure plays are becoming the biggest long term bet

⚡️ARK INVEST BETS ON CRYPTO RAILS, NOT TOKEN PRICES Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest bought over $75M in Coinbase, Circle, and Bullish shares during June, Bitcoin’s worst month in four years. Per Ark’s daily trade disclosures, the firm added roughly $44M in Coinbase, $25.25M in Circle, and $8.2M in Bullish across its three main ETFs. Ark is buying regulated crypto infrastructure while prices are down.

@MistralAI The future belongs to companies that control their own models

Customers are not an abstraction for us: we exist to help enterprises, public institutions, and industries build their own intelligence, so the value created from their data, workflows, feedback, and models accrues to them rather than to model providers.

@InvestorJordan Never underestimate Ethereum in a bull cycle

Imaging believing $ETH will never reach $10,000. lol, NGMI.

@tvbzify Manifesting green candles and bigger bags

I claim it, Do you?

@EleanorTerrett This could be a meaningful step toward clearer rules

🚨NEWS: The Major County Sheriffs of America (MCSA) has shifted to a “neutral” position on the Clarity Act after what it describes as “continued discussions in recent days regarding parts of Section 604,” aka the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act. In a letter to Senate Banking leaders, @MCSheriffs says that, based on its continued review of the bill, there remains an opportunity to “further strengthen the legislation in ways that support responsible innovation and the practical needs of state and local law enforcement.”

@CoinMarketCap Another reminder that crypto regulation is still developing

LATEST: ⚡️ A pseudonymous defendant known as "John Doe 33" has filed to dismiss a New York lawsuit seeking ownership of 39,069 dormant Bitcoin wallets, arguing address strings can't be sued.