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MegaETH Terminal feels like a mix of Blast mechanics and the Abstract portal (of course, no one from the MegaETH team will admit what inspired them) First impressions of the site were good - until I started exploring the apps Attention! For each app you need to: 1. Connect Terminal 2. Create a wallet via Privy 3. Fund it This is not a joke. You have to do this for every single app You end up with a bunch of wallets that you need to fund and withdraw from This is inconvenient even for crypto users, let alone newcomers And this is what 110M$ worth of “technology” looks like For comparison: Abstract raised 11M$ and spent just 6 months building their own wallet with Web2-like UX Just try Abstract - you don’t need to fund every app separately. One wallet connection is enough Now let’s go through the apps on Terminal: Kumbaya - DEX, nothing interesting HitOne - trading app with up to 1000x leverage. Terrible design, feels like pure vibe coding. No proper docs explaining fees or mechanics. After placing a trade, you randomly get an asset and even the direction (long/short) - you don’t choose it. lol Feels like MegaETH is just throwing in whatever they have due to lack of better options and showcasing it as flagship apps Mnstr - RWA TCG packs with instant buyback at ~85% of value On Abstract, you get 90–95% buyback (Gacha Pull, Shiny), Shiny has a well-known founder from the esports/Twitch scene, a solid roadmap, and likely airdrop potential - unlike this app, which just feels like it’s there to take your money Nextrare - RWA TCG packs on mobile. Not sure who needs this TopStrike - something about football and cards. Sounds interesting, but the site is blocked in Germany. lmao ITS - hard to even understand what it is I don’t see long-term success for MegaETH, and even ultra-fast transactions won’t help The hype will fade - having Vitalik as an investor can only carry it so far Even Blast looked better - and it still failed Because no one needs new general-purpose L2s anymore MegaETH is a blockchain for crypto users and even then, it’s inconvenient Abstract, on the other hand, is quietly building with a clear goal: onboarding non-crypto users Come see what's possible with 10x less funding - and draw your own conclusions Abstract time is coming

The manifold-for-significance idea isn't entirely new—geometric memory on semantic manifolds with importance weighting appears in recent work like field-theoretic agent memory (Jan 2026 arXiv), where info evolves as continuous fields to handle decay and diffusion. Lotus's recursive framing for "living" priorities in agents feels like a unique synthesis, though. Core claims hold water: dynamic manifolds could slash costs by minimizing reinjection/compaction/drift (less token churn, cheaper long runs) and crank autonomy via self-sustaining orientation, cutting supervision needs. Scaling the geometry stably is the hurdle, but it targets agent pain points spot-on.