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@Perfectoparah

Agripreneur || Fabulist || Web3-IoT enthusiast || Sagittarius || Dancing farmer || Advisor to nothing || Real OG @get_optimum || stewpid @ 19

Agri-verse. Katılım Kasım 2024
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perfectMan👨‍🌾🌍🌐@Perfectoparah·
Is building more L1s /L2s & rollups really the answer to eliminate redundancy, latency, and low throughput? — pt 1 Let’s look at where the story actually started. Approximately 20 years, research was carried out ,an article was written about how data can be faster and more reliably across congested, unreliable networks— The paper is titled “A Random Linear Network Coding Approach to Multicast.” This research took place at MIT, one of the prominent and well-equipped universities in the USA, by high profile / respected Scholars like: Tracey Ho, Muriel Médard, Ralf Koetter (lt.), David R. Karger, Michelle Effros, and Jun Shi Back then, their focus was on classic network theory: how to move data efficiently across congested, unreliable networks. The goal was to solve problems in multicast, wireless communication, and general internet throughput, not blockchain. Web3 didn’t even exist as a concept, ethereum wasn’t created yet, and “world computer” ideas weren’t part of the discussion. Imo, the foresight of decentralize to scale was somewhat there! going forward, it was realized the same math behind RLNC ; fast data propagation, resilience, parallelism fits perfectly into what decentralized systems need today. am i saying “RLNC is the solution” well, we shall get to know... Btw, this is just "background to study" in other words a foundation tweet. But it raises a serious question: If these ideas existed long before blockchains, why are we still trying to solve scalability mainly by stacking more layers ... in the next post, i’ll connect this research directly to modern blockchain design and off we go! Stay with me! D2S Gmum!
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Elon Musk
Elon Musk@elonmusk·
Major update to the 𝕏 AI recommendation algorithm rolling out next week. This will be open sourced at the same time.
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Emma
Emma@Emmanuel178565·
🚨 GenLayer Referral Program is now LIVE Earn 10% of points from everyone you refer, whether they’re community members, validators, or builders How to get started: •Visit: portal.genlayer.foundation/?ref=KZGEMKSY •Select your primary role •Go to your profile and grab your referral link That’s it, you’re set! Get in early if you want to stay ahead
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𝙈𝙏𝙊 🤍
𝙈𝙏𝙊 🤍@MTO_LORD·
Good night family🙃🙃 Drop me a GN 🤍🥹🥹
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E-macks
E-macks@emice2467·
one tweet won’t change your life but showing up daily can! are you active enough?🔥
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Mayner:Content_Creator
Mayner:Content_Creator@MinerCore2·
gmum guys #5 topics for today on the @get_optimum project 🔥 Key Advantages 📗 --------------------- Optimum was designed to ensure data availability within a modular blockchain architecture. Its value lies not in abstract promises, but in specific technical properties that improve how data is published and verified on networks. Below are five key advantages based solely on its documented design principles. 1⃣ Efficient Data Availability ▫️ Optimum enables the publication of and access to block data without requiring each node to download the entire dataset. Through encoding and structured distribution, the network allows participants to verify data availability using small fragments. This reduces the load on network bandwidth while maintaining reliable guarantees that the data exists and is accessible when needed. ⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺ 2⃣ Data Sampling for Availability Verification ▫️ One of the most critical mechanisms is data sampling. Nodes request random fragments of encrypted data and verify them against cryptographic commitments. If the selected fragments are valid, the nodes gain high confidence that the entire dataset is available. This eliminates the need for full data replication among all participants while maintaining security. ⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺ 3⃣ Lower hardware requirements ▫️ Since nodes do not need to store or process full blocks, hardware requirements are significantly reduced. This allows more participants to run nodes, which directly contributes to greater decentralization and improved network resilience. ⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺ 4⃣ Support for Modular Architecture ▫️ Optimum is designed to function as a specialized layer for ensuring data availability. It separates data-handling functions from execution and consensus-building processes. This allows other system components to scale independently of one another. Developers can create execution environments without being constrained by the limitations of the data store ⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺ 5⃣ Cryptographic Data Integrity ▫️ All published data is bound by cryptographic commitments. These commitments ensure that any sample data can be verified against a known root. In the event of missing or altered data, discrepancies can be detected. This ensures data integrity without the need for full data replication across the network. ⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺⸺ 🟢 The @get_optimum concept is designed to reduce redundancy while ensuring reliability. By combining sampling, encoding, and cryptographic verification procedures, it creates a system in which data availability remains reliable without placing significant demands on the infrastructure 👍👍👍 @kentlinyy @blockchainjeff @EliLaipson @ChandlerOtterbe @rxndy444 @cryptooflashh
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Cryptking.eth 👑 🦍
Cryptking.eth 👑 🦍@Cryptking_1·
Gm Web3 Champions; ☕️ Embrace your path. No one else can walk it for you. No one else sees it the way you do. Trust how it is unfolding. Stay with it even when it gets quiet. Its the one thing that is truly yours. Win and do it with a smile. Best Thursday to all.
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HanumD@HanumD3e·
Today I’m presenting my second artwork for Optimum. “Bullish on Optimum” a reflection of my belief and excitement for the technology they’re building to shape the future of blockchain. hope u like it guys 🥰 CC : @MurielMedard @blockchainjeff @CryptoSundayz @PostMaklone
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OPTIMUM building the missing layer for Web3 @get_optimum aims to solve one of the fundamental problems in blockchain: the lack of an efficient memory layer. Currently, data propagation in blockchain networks still faces several challenges, such as: - relatively slow data propagation - high bandwidth usage - high network latency These issues can limit network performance and make data distribution less efficient. To address this, Optimum is building a decentralized memory layer that functions similarly to RAM in traditional computers enabling faster and more efficient data access and movement within blockchain systems. To achieve this vision, Optimum leverages its core technology, RLNC (Random Linear Network Coding). This technology helps: - Accelerate data propagation - Reduce network load - Improve bandwidth efficiency - and enhance overall scalability Optimum also introduces two main components: > mump2p → a protocol designed to accelerate the distribution of transactions, blocks, and block data across nodes > deRAM → a data access layer that functions like RAM, enabling fast and real-time data usage CC : @MurielMedard @blockchainjeff @CryptoSundayz @PostMaklone

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M.Ark@ItsMark013·
A few words on how to make a blockchain 2x faster Right now, Ethereum has a non-obvious problem. Blocks are propagated across the network via a gossip protocol. Simple, but slow. As load grows, everything starts to lag OptimumP2P solves this differently. The idea: data is encoded and split into chunks. Each node can forward them further, even without receiving the entire block. Sounds complex, but the result is simple - latency drops by 50% Why does this matter? Slow propagation = missed blocks. For a validator, that means lost revenue. Faster propagation = more income, lower costs For a regular user, it’s invisible but noticeable. Everything feels faster, especially when the network is congested The technology works on any blockchain, not just Ethereum. Time to scale. @get_optimum
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Solo ☀️
Solo ☀️@_Solo69·
Every serious project has this condition. Go and find the T&C of your most Alpha project(s). You will see this condition sitting quietly, which most people never read. It is generally a legal safety for enterprise level projects (web2 and web3 alike). Even mushrooms projects have also started using it. If you read the T&C of any project and really understand it, you wouldn't engage any project at all, except meme coins.
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I'm a very simple person. If I mistakenly anyone crying on my TL after reading the terms and condition, I'll simply mute or block them

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Paola@Paola1371385·
What TGE are you waiting for? Billions, or Perle Labs. Me: Billions
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Tessy
Tessy@TessyWeb3·
Everyone sees the growth happening in the Middle East, but growth without structure rarely lasts. What stands out to me is the layer most people ignore, the part that quietly determines whether expansion can actually hold over time. It is one thing to build fast, but it is another thing to build systems that can sustain coordination, ownership, and trust as everything scales. That difference is what separates temporary momentum from long-term development. @Sign is building around that foundation, where $SIGN supports how digital systems define ownership and coordination behind the scenes. Instead of focusing only on what users interact with, the focus is on what keeps everything working together as complexity increases. #SignDigitalSovereignInfra This is a paid partnership.
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OOM
OOM@hollymcsaint·
Time to rest for the day Good night fam
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Solo ☀️
Solo ☀️@_Solo69·
DAWN ALPHA SERIES ☀️ Alpha Series - EP 25: @dawninternet physical hardware devices like the BlackBox are built from the ground up for high performance & better-managed decentralized internet networks. This means Dawn isn't franchising or reusing someone else’s design. Instead, the hardware is purpose-built for its network - without the limitations of traditional home routers, which are mainly designed for single provider, one-way connectivity and quickly become outdated. The result of this ground-up design: - Active coordination between nodes - Smarter data routing - Improved performance for users - Faster local speeds - Lower lantency - More reliable connectivity uptime - Hardware that can evolve with future innovations.
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DAWN ALPHA SERIES ☀️ Alpha Series - EP 24: Most internet traffic travels through multiple providers before reaching its destination. @dawninternet decentralized network model helps move data through shorter, more efficient paths, closer to where networks exchange traffic (IXPs). The result: Faster speeds, lower delays, and a more resilient internet.

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Usman@Emermuo·
Gn Fam
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Mustyideas
Mustyideas@mustyideas·
How do you bid us farewell without saying "good night"? Share yours in the comment section. 👇
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Aaiisha (Abstract ARC)
Aaiisha (Abstract ARC)@Aaiisha_Onchain·
Gm everyone! Finally Web3 Did it with me as well and I Minted this New cool Bike for my dad 🥹 I am so happy atm I can't explain my dad's expression when I showed him this bike, which I bought with my own money for him Huge thanks to @AbstractChain I made all from here!
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