Send it Highor

unpopular opinion : $SOL is dead and the next big place for memecoins is $TON the Telegram's blockchain.

@SenditHighor We must fight 👊

Ah shit, here we go again Resistance is inevitable.

@poe_real69 Bring the trenches to TON Slowly, then all at once

Utya slowly creeping back to ATH and very few are talking about it

@TonUtyacoin Quack

Missed me?

@Clive_99 True

Solana nuking but you don’t care because you’re poor and don’t own any

@StarPlatinum_ Bitmart soft/slow exit scam

This is insane BitMart is rejecting any withdrawals over 100$ Someone just shared he also needed to to pay 5$ per withdrawal transaction They are not letting users access to their money Remember, not your keys, not your crypto

@chainspect_app @Polkadot @kusamanetwork Chainspect intern woke up and choose violence 💀

Consistency is key @Polkadot and @kusamanetwork are consistently processing just over 2K transactions daily At this pace, Polkadot and Kusama aren't taking back the internet. They're struggling to keep a village online 🏚️ 📊 chainspect.app/dashboard?rang…

@GrapheneOS Bullish on graphene OS

GrapheneOS has strong defenses against data extraction. It heavily builds upon the standard security features provided by Android 17 and the most secure hardware available for Android. Currently, only Pixels provide the hardware security features and updates required by GrapheneOS. That's going to change in 2027 thanks to our partnership with Motorola Mobility and progress being made by Qualcomm. Disk encryption provides strong protection for data. Even the most sophisticated attackers aren't going to be directly breaking it. They either need to exploit the OS while in After First Unlock state or brute force the PIN/password. Android 16 QPR2 calls for a secure element implementing rate limiting ramping up delays. It's 4 hours after 10 and 41 days after 15. Only 20 attempts are allowed. For usability, It rejects the most recent 5 unique failed attempts early to avoid wasting attempts on repeated errors. GrapheneOS only supports devices implementing the latest generation secure element rate limiting. source.android.com/docs/security/… The secure element on the supported devices also has insider attack resistance. That's implemented by requiring the Owner user to successfully authenticate before the secure element firmware can be updated. A valid signing key and greater version number aren't enough alone. The purpose of this is preventing any government from bypassing the rate limiting by coercing the creation of a firmware update removing the rate limit. Pixels have used a secure element with an internal timer implementing rate limiting and insider attack resistance since the Pixel 2 launched near the end of 2017. Here's a post about this from back in 2018: android-developers.googleblog.com/2018/05/inside… The secure element and integration into the OS has become far better since then, but it shows this goes back a long way and isn't a new feature. GrapheneOS also raises the character limit for passwords from 16 to 128. This enables using high entropy diceware passphrases not depending on the secure element rate limiting. To make a strong passphrase convenient to use without ruining it with biometric unlock, GrapheneOS adds an optional 2nd factor fingerprint PIN. We reduce the allowed fingerprint attempts from 20 to 5 and failure to enter the correct 2nd factor PIN counts towards it. This enables using 6-8 random diceware words as the main unlock method required in Before First Unlock and fingerprint+PIN using a short PIN for convenience. Using a valid fingerprint prompts to enter the 2nd factor PIN which is needed to complete unlocking the screen and hardware keystore. GrapheneOS greatly improves the exploit protections for the OS with hardened memory allocators and other features. It heavily uses hardware-based security features including hardware memory tagging (MTE) to protect against exploits. A partial overview of those protections is here: #exploit-protection" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">grapheneos.org/features#explo… GrapheneOS adds specialized protection against attacks with physical access too. For example, it blocks new USB connections at a software and hardware level by default while locked and disables USB data as soon as there are no active USB connections. GrapheneOS shipped a locked device auto-reboot timer back in June 2021. It can be set between 10 minutes and 72 hours. We enabled it by default using 72 hours and then lowered it 18 hours. It automatically returns the device to Before First Unlock state due to our memory zeroing as part of tearing down the OS and booting. We got Pixels to add memory zeroing for booting the firmware fastboot mode in April 2024. Apple and Google added a locked device auto-reboot timer in iOS 18.1 and Android 16. For Android, it can be enabled with the Android Advanced Protection Mode. Our implementation is better for multiple reasons but it's a useful feature regardless. Android uses separate encryption keys for each secondary user and Private Space. GrapheneOS adds support for putting both back into Before First Unlock state without a reboot via end session for secondary users or toggles for either to do it by default. It's still much better for the device to be rebooted to get the main user back at rest, completely clear leftover data from RAM and block secure element updates. Our duress PIN/password feature is a minor feature fitting into the bigger picture. It wipes the device when it's entered in any OS prompt for the current profile's PIN or password. It will wipe the device when entered into the authentication prompt for changing a sensitive setting or anything else requiring it, not only the lockscreen. It works across every profile including secondary users and Private Spaces, not only the main user. There are multiple ways to use the duress PIN/password feature including writing it down on a phone case or a paper kept in a wallet. People should carefully consider how to use it in an actual duress situation where there can be physical or legal consequences for wiping the device. GrapheneOS doesn't require it to protect data from being extracted from the device, but it takes recovering it completely off the table even with the PIN/password for each profile on the device. GrapheneOS doesn't depend on the duress PIN/password to protect user data. It's one of the tools it provides among the major privacy and security improvements it offers as a whole. Our features page provides an overview of what GrapheneOS offers compared to standard Android 17. It covers most of the major features we provide and many of the minor ones but there's also a lot more beyond it. Our release notes are a lot more exhaustive since we make sure to cover everything when it's added, changed or removed. grapheneos.org/features #changelog" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">grapheneos.org/releases#chang…

@kaelon57 @durov @ton_blockchain Send it

Pavel @Durov is about to create a new wave of millionaires. I’m extremely bullish on $GRAM and everything being built around the Telegram ecosystem. I believe @Ton_Blockchain is approaching one of the biggest bull runs we’ve ever seen. Multiple TON memecoins will eventually reach multi-billion-dollar valuations. The opportunity isn’t just buying the right token—it’s recognizing what’s being built before the crowd does. We’re still incredibly early in the TON cycle. Position yourself accordingly. 💎

@0xKenny1st Larping on the TL This website isn’t made by Claude but by a well known designer that I forgot the name.

CLAUDE CAN NOW BUILD THE KIND OF WEBSITE THAT USUALLY COSTS $3,000+, FROM JUST A DESCRIPTION, NOT A TEMPLATE no drag-and-drop builder, no theme marketplace, no dev handoff, just a conversation tell it what the business does, who it's for, what tone it should hit, and Claude writes the copy, lays out the sections, and ships working code in the same thread the part people miss: the first draft is never the final draft, the real leverage is that revisions take one sentence instead of a support ticket to a freelancer "make the hero section darker," "add a pricing table," "this feels too corporate, loosen it up" each one lands in seconds, not days what used to be a week of back-and-forth with a designer is now an afternoon of talking to Claude until it feels right the tool isn't the moat anymore, knowing what to ask for is

The Open Network is for everyone.

@telegram Just do it 😎

telegram merch?

@phantom Who use phantom in big 2026 Pivot to My Wallet.

Phantom plans to end its support for Monad network on August 26th. We’ll soon begin notifying Monad users in-app with links to support articles that share options to move or swap their Monad-native assets.

@jessepollak Chud life, shipping code 7/7

shipping code on a saturday with the team nothing like it

@lambopilled Looks gud

$BUDDY is still silent but this is still a top-3 sticker narrative. I'm absolutely sure it will make x10 from here EASILY.

@Gift_NewsX TONNEL flipping GetGems, what a time to be alive. Send it higher.

LEADING TELEGRAM GIFT MARKETPLACES BY TRADING VOLUME 💎 MRKT - 175,804 $GRAM 💎 Portals - 161,342 $GRAM 💎 Tonnel - 78,653 $GRAM 💎 GetGems - 11,288 $GRAM MRKT remains the market leader by trading volume despite introducing a 2% fee Tonnel, which still has 0% fees, currently holds third place However, since removing its commission, the marketplace’s trading volume has increased almost fourfold

Are u winning son ?

@prizmapearlz Send it

The future is bright on Telegram’s blockchain So much opportunity it’s insane Infrastructure being built as we speak $GRAM will become a top alt in the near future And do you realize that the majority of the narratives are based on artist’s original work? Stickers, gifts, memecoins, most of these come from really good artists With multiple marketplaces being created, NFT utility being built, and creator fees directed to the designers TON will become the #1 chain for artists!!!

MTONGA plan is the OG roadmap. You need to read the whitepaper to understand what’s coming next. Every step make sense when you zoom out.