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Moon, PA Katılım Temmuz 2011
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Commander A@aqfaridi·
@ben_cascade I have 2 simple queries for cascade : where can I find more about kevin (cofounder of cascade) ? There is no information available. why they are doing pre-allocation Points mining without Testnet launch of product ? Thanks.
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@rainyo @cascade_xyz I have 2 simple queries for cascade : where can I find more about keven (cofounder of cascade) ? There is no information available. why they are doing pre-allocation Points mining without Testnet launch ?
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rain@rainyo·
cascade is the project that gives me the most confidence after lighter i did my research and identified the core strengths of this project. this is not just another perps built to farm fees, and here’s why: @cascade_xyz is a 24/7 neo-broker offering perpetuals across crypto, US equities, and private assets with unified usd access > cascade is focused on US retail, US = big money > $15m in investments from Coinbase Ventures, Polychain Capital, Variant, and others (and this may not be the final round) > as i mentioned, we’ll be able to trade not only crypto, but also equities like $googl, $nvda, $amzn, and many others, plus private markets > on top of that, borrow & lend will be available cascade will launch with 10+ perpetual markets, with more pairs added over time. trading is expected to go live within the next month CLS Cascade’s Liquidity Strategy (CLS) is the native liquidity layer that underwrites orderbook depth, liquidations, and future margin lending a week ago, the first pool opened with a $500,000 cap and was filled within minutes, considering access was invite-only. more on that later by providing liquidity to CLS, you earn points based on your contribution and your referrals’ contributions (20%). the next pool should open very soon, so stay tuned Cascade points and early access right now, access to cascade is only possible via invite codes, which is a very smart move and great marketing > people who get these codes approach farming more professionally = more real liquidity > fewer bots and sybils > the project creates value from day one by rewarding early users who managed to gain access once trading goes live, we’ll be able to earn points from trading. fees will be 0 while access remains invite-only, so the cost per point will effectively be $0 we’re at a very early stage rn, and currently the cost per point is $0, so far this is the only project i really want to lock in i think the perps niche is still relevant and highly rewarding, especially for early users
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CryptoTelugu@CryptoTeluguO·
💥Simple guide on @cascade_xyz deposit & points 💰Funding - $15M 💵Need capital to join 🆕Cascade is perpetual markets across crypto, equities & private assets 📥U can deposit into Cascade’s Liquidity Strategy (CLS) 🪙Deposit is only way to earn points now 🎟️It is is invite only access ✅Search for code under project or this post, once u got code follow steps 👇Steps 🔗cascade.xyz/login ✅Login with email ✅Deposit $USDC on Arbitrum 📆Deposit cap raise to $2M on Jan 6th at 10:30PM IST 🤏Only $2M so be quick ✅Already 500K in deposit so only $1.5M new deposits 😁I'm trying to get some codes from team for our community ✅I will post if I get codes, if u have post it in comments 🫡Thanks to @VictorTopDefiG for giving code to me 💙Like 🔁RT
Cascade@cascade_xyz

Given strong initial interest, the pre-allocation cap for Cascade’s Liquidity Strategy (CLS) will be raised to $2M on Tuesday, Jan 6th at 12pm ET. This is the next opportunity for eligible users to earn Cascade rewards ahead of trading going live.

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chainyoda@chainyoda·
Just paid 40 INR (45c) instantly for an auto rickshaw ride via UPI QR scan. Why do I need an INR stablecoin @0xAishwary?
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Freedom Factory@FreedomFactory·
Wen token. The second batch of dGEN1s are now available as NFTs that can be redeemed for a dGEN1. All dGEN1s will be eligible to claim the token.
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Suiball@suiballO·
🚨 Last Chance To Get In 🚨 We’re giving away 5 final spots in the upcoming Suiball Robots Airdrop. Dropping Dec. 19th 💫 To Enter: 🔃 Retweet 🤝 Follow @suiballO 📪 Comment your Sui address ⏳ 5 winners selected in 48 hours
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$TRUMP update
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$TRUMP getting ready
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Eli Ben-Sasson | Starknet.io
Eli Ben-Sasson | Starknet.io@EliBenSasson·
Privacy matters: (another very long tweet) I'm trying to explain the difference between TEE, ZK, MPC and FHE. If we're talking privacy, security and blockchains, this is important to understand. Last time I explained TEE, today I'll explain ZK: 📚 ZK stands for Zero Knowledge. Among the technologies I’m surveying (TEE, ZK, MPC, FHE) it's the most mature and battle tested one in blockchain settings. - @Zcash has been using ZK for privacy since we launched it in 2016 (the whitepaper we wrote on which it's based is from 2014). - @StarkWareLtd has settled over $1.4T on STARK technology since 2020, scaling Ethereum and Bitcoin, and saving users over $1B in transaction fees. Why am I mentioning this? Because no other technology surveyed here is as battle-tested and used as ZK. ZK has two super-powers: Privacy and Scalability. How does it work? There are two types of entities: A ZK prover and a ZK verifier. There is a separation of powers between them. 1. The prover does the heavy lifting -- it collects the data about all relevant txs, processes them, updates the state of the system based on these txs, and spits out a statement, and a proof. - A typical statement says "I, the prover, have started with state A, processed 1,000,000 transactions, and based on those, reached state B". - The proof is a short sequence of numbers and hashes that *proves* the integrity of the whole statement. 2. The verifier checks the proof to see if it's valid for that particular statement. The verifier typically sits onchain. The way a verifier works is by using math and cryptography, and I won’t explain it here. But suffice to say that the theorems we’ve proved about ZK over the years say that the verifier always accepts true statements and never accepts false statements (more precisely -- a malicious prover who wants to convince a verifier to accept a false statement has to do a similar amount of work to finding a collision in a cryptographic hash function, which cannot be done before our Sun cools down). Once the verifier checked the proof, the statement can be accepted. ZK is really good for allowing a single user to shield their data, and for scaling blockchains. Privacy is what we used it for on Zcash, and Scalabilty is what we (and, following us, others) use it at StarkWare. Note: ZK also has a safe, ergonomic and efficient smart contract language (Cairo). Developers can write and execute any smart contract offchain and guarantee its integrity onchain. You can write programs in Cairo (and in other languages) that you can prove in ZK. Challenges: - When it comes to UX and composability of smart contracts, it gets messy. - When there’s a computation that involves confidential data from more than one user, ZK isn’t good at solving it. For that you have to use a generalization of ZK called secure Multi Party Computation (MPC, I'll explain that too). Not impossible, but requires work. Next time: MPC. The END.
Eli Ben-Sasson | Starknet.io@EliBenSasson

Privacy matters – Difference between TEE, ZK, MPC and FHE Everyone is talking about Privacy on-chain these days, and a lot of cryptographic terms are discussed. As co-inventor of ZK STARKs (post-quantum secure ZK systems) I’ll explain these technologies, what they’re good for, and their limitations. This is a long explanation, so today we'll start with TEE: TEE stands for Trusted Execution Environment. I think of TEE as an attempt to solve the problems of Privacy and Integrity, but they have a serious Trust problem. Let's dive in 🤿 TEE - what is it exactly? - A TEE is like a computer that’s hidden inside an enclave (a place that no one can look into). - You send it information using a public key system, meaning everyone can send it encrypted data - Then, it can decrypt that data, process it with integrity, encrypt it back, sign it for integrity, and send it back to you (in encrypted form). In theory, it’s a bit like having a direct encrypted line to God, or to some trustworthy machine, and you ask it what to compute, and it does that without leaking any information, hence, you get privacy. The problem: This holds only in theory. Why? The mentioned enclave is a physical chip that sits inside a computer. Whoever is in possession of that computer and running it can mess around with the TEE and get it to leak information it's not supposed to. So the privacy you’re guaranteed by the brochures isn’t as tight as you’d think. The bigger problem: (aka the problem that implies you should never trust a TEE for running a truly decentralized blockchain) For a certain amount of $ someone (think Lazarus group) can extract the keys that a TEE uses to (a) decrypt your messages and (b) sign on the integrity of the computation it performs. Once the bad guys have this key, they can sign on *any* payload and also read your messages. It’s unlikely they’ll do this from afar to the TEE on your smartphone or laptop, which is why you can use it for your own wallet and for small sums. But, and this is the important part, you cannot have a consensus system relying on TEE for trust. So: TEEs can be used on end-user devices for securing small amounts of money, and they are OK as security theater, when there’s a central operator that you rely on (but in this case the system is better off acknowledging there’s a central party running it, and that it's not decentralized). TEEs cannot serve truly decentralized blockchains. Next time: ZK The END

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SoSoValue@SoSoValueCrypto·
It’s official — @sodex_official Mainnet is LIVE! Built on L1 ValueChain, delivering DEX freedom, CEX speed at full transparency⚡ $SOSO Token Upgrades to Native Gas and Governance The new era of on-chain trading starts now at sodex.com
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$PUMP looking for another breakout
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$AVNT moving up
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