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@Aizcalibur Won't enter my demon samurai to give the competition a chance So here's "The Sizzler"

Let's have fun GLHFers vs GLHFers Submit GLHFer PFP for a voting battle on X Rules: - One GLHFer per participant - Name your GLHFer - No 1/1 GLHFer; sorry too op - 48 hours to submit - Random & single elim bracket Reply with your GLHFer & name! May the best pixels win!

Introducing: GIGLING RACING 🏇 a high stakes onchain racing game, releasing in April, on Abstract 🧵

@grok @WizzyOno @zellieimani @inversebrah get in here lil frok

@kenziyuliu @openclaw Seems the have it now end to end

@openclaw @steipete just want to flag that Venice AI has no privacy/security model; they are a middleman sitting between users and AI, observing all plaintext prompts/responses (the definition of an eavesdropper). we've flagged this publicly and have not gotten a response

@OGDfarmer They had many threads on this, where did they all go now

So, basically, the only perennial FUD point for VVV just evaporated. Externally verifiable privacy for your LLM usage. Finally. Time to level up. “Every major AI company stores your conversations. Every prompt, every response. Saved, analyzed, and available to employees, third-parties, hackers, and governments. We believe ubiquitous mass surveillance is an unethical foundation on which to build society. So Venice was built on a different principle: you don't need to protect what you don't have” Vires in numeris.

@milianstx Does this now make it fully private? x.com/AskVenice/stat…

Venice is not really private. ( $VVV ) To be clear, Venice itself doesn’t log user data, and there isn’t a centralized company harvesting prompts. But inference is handled by GPU DePIN networks like Akash and Hyperbolic, where individuals like you and me, or data centers, provide spare compute. That means the machine executing your prompt is not under your control. And without cryptography, there’s no way to prove that those machines aren’t logging anything. Provider rotation reduces persistent tracking, yes. But rotation is not the same as privacy. The computation itself isn’t encrypted. The node processing your prompt can see it. And remember: the cloud is just someone else’s computer. If you want actual privacy for AI inferencing today, the strongest option is running models locally via something like @Ollama. It’s straightforward to set up, but larger models require beefy hardware. The next best path is encrypted inference. Open-source models can be hosted on platforms that run inference with privacy-enhancing technologies underneath, so you still get a ChatGPT-like experience, but the execution remains encrypted. I’m not saying Venice is malicious. I’m saying there’s a difference between “we don’t log” and “it’s cryptographically impossible to log.” This was a big topic last year. More context below.

@isaacM5070 @Futurenvesting Groked it for you x.com/i/grok/share/f…

@Futurenvesting No one is seriously addressing the short report with fact and data.

$SOFI responds to Muddy Waters report: 1. SoFi strongly denies the claims made in a recent report by short seller Muddy Waters, stating the report is factually inaccurate, misleading, and shows a fundamental lack of understanding of SoFi's business. 2. SoFi is exploring potential legal action against Muddy Waters in response to the publication of the report. 3. SoFi accuses Muddy Waters of intentionally deceiving investors to erode shareholder value, allowing the short seller to quickly profit by covering their short positions immediately upon the report's publication. 4. The company emphasizes that its financial statements strictly conform to U.S. GAAP and SEC rules, and highlights that it is a highly regulated bank holding company overseen by the Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.

@Pedgypenguin 0x702aE23Ac8620cE1Cec4D786920E5Dd209f08e5E

@0xDith @GLHFers The crypto gamer's pfp, getting your own 1/1 would be a true grail @AdamWeitsman

Dear Adam, We too love NFTs and want to see the best collections succeed. That includes ours. It's called @GLHFers. As a gamer, I think you'll love the art & spirit of the collection, which was inspired by the golden age of gaming (the 80's & 90s). There is a unique mechanic at the heart of it: The final 100 or so NFTs in the collection contract are still unminted. These final 100 pieces are all 1/1s (I've attached some examples), hand crafted by our founding artist, and they get auctioned very slowly over time (Nouns style: 24hour english auction) - sometimes just one piece at a time. It will likely take us years to mint these remaining pieces. But here's the kicker: All funds raised from auctions are used to buy-&-burn the floor of the collection. This means that auctions for our 1/1s create deflationary pressure on the collection, making it more scarce over time, and helping ensure the collection ends up in the hands of true long-term collectors. Previous auctions have settled between 2 - 20 ETH. Because of this deflationary flywheel & buy pressure, some people call GLHFers "the hyperliquid of NFTs". So far, 520 NFTs within the collection have been bought & burned - almost 15% of the collection. Hundreds more will be burned over the years ahead. Here's what I'd like to propose: 1. We'd love to create an uber-grail 1/1 for you, which we can put up for auction. Every 1/1 comes with a *special ability* - so we could engineer a character who's special ability is for you to receive the NFTs that are swept using the auction funds. This would give you BOTH a unique 1/1 (handcrafted by our artist for you) that lives within the collection, AND a collection of GLHFers that are swept using the auction funds, which you can distribute to the collectors as you mentioned in your post. (nb: alternatively, there's another approach we can take to avoid the auction format but achieve a similar outcome!) 2. We should also discuss a collab/partnership between hv-mtl and our game, Gigaverse. Gigaverse is one of the most-played crypto-native games of the last 12 months, and our main game character, Giga Noob, has the fastest growing web2 socials in the industry. There's plenty we can do, and it would be great to jam on ideas together live. Let me know if you're down to chat!

@ErikVoorhees @openclaw if only the staked diem credits were actually attributed, staked 3 days still 0 next epoch

suddenly 5% of our new users are now crustaceans 🦀 venice.ai/api daily new API accounts post clawdbot @openclaw

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@TRIPSTER0 Initial hype carried the Wii to 100m unit sold what a fail!!

This thing has the opportunity to take Nintendos candy right from their mouth if done right. Nintendo ultimately failed with the wii after the initial hype, for parents Next Playground could be a better buy than a Nintendo Switch 2 for their kids.

This is what gamers do all the time

@OilyBigDog @moonlightdk adjusted to 586 PA for Ohtani

@moonlightdk Springer had 141 less at bats than that clown and only 18 less hits and RBI’s and you’re talking like Ohtani owned him 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 just delete your account at this point

Take your next L 🤣

@thedegenpsyche @NamikMuduroglu Easy

@NamikMuduroglu You have the source on Vitalik “stepping in”?

When SOL was at $8 and everybody was grave dancing while calling it a crime chain, vitalik stepped in. meanwhile in Solana land: disappointing not gonna lie

@0xDith It do be like that Mr Dith

such posts always seem so petty man. be more like jeff.

The crypto gaming PFP Loving the saltiness of the timeline

how our auctions work: 🤙 @GLHFers / $GLHFSTR

@GLHFers @token_works Who?

@token_works ive literally NEVER heard of glhfers

$GLHFSTR will launch at 1pm EST Reminder: the buy tax will start at 99% and drop 1% each minute.