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@CryptoFox_07 Shared infrastructure just sounds like the more realistic way forward.
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What if proof generation worked like a marketplace?
Instead of every team managing heavy infrastructure,
you have a system where supply and demand meet naturally.
On one side ~ compute providers (provers)
On the other ~ applications that need proofs
And in between, a coordination layer that handles everything:
>> Matches jobs to the right hardware
>> Optimizes for speed and cost
>> Makes pricing more competitive
>> Improves overall efficiency
This is the shift from isolated systems to shared infrastructure.
And @fermah_xyz is building exactly this.
Turning proof generation into a coordinated market,
instead of a fragmented process.
And if ZK is going to scale,
this is the layer that makes it possible.
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when we built the proof market, we hit a wall immediately.
we needed infrastructure that could run multi-step conditional logic trustlessly onchain. persistent. composable. no human trigger.
it didn't exist.
every solution was the same workaround - centralized server, cron job, human at a dashboard at 3am. 🧵
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this is something you already know: last week one of our binaries had corruption in a sub-proof.
each proof has ~1,500 sub-proofs. finding the bad one should have been a nightmare.
we found it in minutes.
here's why that matters more than it sounds. 🧵
Vanishree Rao@vanishree_rao
zk proofs were theoretically solved decades before anyone could run them in production. the math existed! but there was a large chasm between the math and practical feasibility. the solution was groundbreaking; below is more on it and why it keeps showing up in everything we're building. 🧵
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zk proofs were theoretically solved decades before anyone could run them in production.
the math existed!
but there was a large chasm between the math and practical feasibility. the solution was groundbreaking; below is more on it and why it keeps showing up in everything we're building. 🧵
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@CryptoFox_07 Yeah fr. Shifting trust from people to predefined rules and data.
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Gm CT,
Three approaches to prediction markets, three very different models.
Flashcast Social removes humans from the equation entirely:
rules are locked upfront, outcomes resolved by code, and everything runs on points (no money involved).
Still in private beta.
But the real question is: Do you trust Code, markets, or institutions?
@fermah_xyz
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@0xFifth @fermah_xyz Feels like Fermah is actually building with its community not just around it.
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Fermah just turned community effort into something real
they launched the Fermah Creator Program, a weekly system that rewards people who actually contribute
thb, this is how communities should work
for a long time, people have been making content for @fermah_xyz
threads, art, tools, videos, and now it's time the best ones go to spotlight
each week, the top 5 creators get spotlighted for standout work
• quality matters
• originality matters
• consistency matters
what counts?
• threads & written content
• art & motion graphics
• voiceovers & videos
• community tools & SaaS builds
• contest entries & themed submissions
If you build for the community, it counts
spotlights are tracked permanently
hit 3 spotlights and you unlock the "contributor role"
this is bullish because Fermah understands something many projects miss: strong communities are built by creators
gfermah 🫶🫶🫶💚💚
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and, "is blockchain needed for this" will turn to "is centralized tech needed for this".
Yano 🟪@JasonYanowitz
One year from now it will seem crazy that markets were closed on weekends
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the proof market that's built for reliability in every sense.
Vanishree Rao@vanishree_rao
one of our binaries in the proof market had typical corruption in a sub-proof. each proof has ~1,500 sub-proofs. finding a bad one should be a nightmare. we found it in seconds! not because our machines are good. because the underlying architecture separates concerns cleanly enough that failure is always localized. that's the difference between infrastructure built right and infrastructure that just works until it doesn't. don't think about reliability just as uptime. it's knowing exactly where things break when they do.
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