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Just made another banger. I checked out the ritual bubble shooter game built by @AbrahamJT9 The game was well built and I love the music idea he put in to make you feel relaxed and play too. @ritualnet Please check the game out. ritual-bubble-shooter-jt.vercel.app





𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗜𝗳 𝗔𝗜 𝗕𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗵𝗺𝗮𝗿𝗸𝘀 𝗛𝗮𝘃𝗲 𝗕𝗲𝗲𝗻 𝗥𝗲𝘄𝗮𝗿𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗪𝗿𝗼𝗻𝗴 𝗧𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗴𝘀? Most AI benchmarks reward agents for getting the right answer. The more compute they use, the more tokens they consume, or the more times they retry usually doesn't matter. If they eventually solve the problem, they pass. The real world doesn't work like that. An agent managing payments can't spend endlessly just to complete a task. An agent making API calls can't assume unlimited requests, and an autonomous system doesn't get infinite retries every time it makes a mistake. Resources are limited. Authority is constrained. Every action has a cost. That's why I think Agent Grand Prix (AGP) is such an interesting experiment. Instead of asking, "Can your agent solve the problem?" it asks a more practical question: "Can your agent solve it efficiently?" Every request passes through Latch before it's executed. Policies determine what an agent can do, how much it can spend, and how it uses the resources it's been given. Suddenly, brute force isn't a strategy anymore. Planning is. Efficiency is. Knowing when not to act becomes just as valuable as knowing when to act. As AI agents move beyond chat interfaces and start handling real work, success won't belong to the agents with the biggest budgets or the most compute. It'll belong to the ones that can make good decisions within real-world constraints. That's what makes AGP more than a competition. It's a glimpse into how autonomous systems will eventually be judged in the real world. If that sounds like a race you'd want to be part of, AGP is now open. 🏁 Sign up: agp.rialo.io

Day 16 on the Ritual Testnet! 🚀 Staying consistent has helped me gain a deeper understanding of the platform, and I'm excited to keep building alongside the community. The journey is just getting started. What is one feature or innovation in the Ritual that you believe?







Not every missed opportunity gets a second chance. That’s one of the most interesting takeaways from @get_optimum latest MEV research. A common assumption is: “If an MEV opportunity isn’t captured in this slot, it’ll be captured in the next.” But that’s not how Ethereum always behaves. Some opportunities exist for only a brief moment. If information arrives after the bid cutoff… that value doesn’t patiently wait for the next slot. It disappears. Which changes how we should think about networking. A faster network isn’t only about reducing latency. It’s about making sure valuable information reaches the right participants before the opportunity expires. Because in Ethereum, it’s not enough for information to arrive. It has to arrive in time. And sometimes, a few milliseconds decide whether value is captured… or lost forever. @cryptooflashh


100 contributions on the @ritualnet Discord. It's never just been about the number. Every discussion, every question answered, every movie night, every event, every piece of engagement, and every interaction has been an opportunity to learn and contribute to a community that's building something meaningful. I'm genuinely excited to be part of the Ritual community. This is only the beginning, we'll keep showing up, keep contributing, and keep spreading the gospel of Ritual. Here's to the first 100. 🎉 On to the next milestone. @ritualfnd @cryptooflashh @0xMadScientist @Jez_Cryptoz @joshsimenhoff


One thing crypto got wrong early: we treated transparency as an absolute good. At first, it made sense. Open ledgers. Verifiable transactions. Public accountability. But over time, we discovered the tradeoff. Public balances. Public strategies. Public transaction history. Imagine if every financial decision you made could be inspected by anyone with an internet connection. That's the question projects like Fluton are exploring. Not how to remove transparency entirely, but how to introduce confidentiality where it actually matters. @FlutonIO


Gmum🤍 If you're not bullish on $ETH after this, you're not paying attention. Transaction volumes on Ethereum are going to be many multiples of what we see today. Right now blockspace is abundant, the burn isn't kicking in but that changes when: 🔹 Stablecoins scale like expected 🔹 Tokenized RWAs go from $31B to trillions (BCG, Citi, B. Riley all agree) 🔹 RWAs enter DeFi lending/borrowing alongside BTC and ETH 🔹 Agentic activity arrives This is compounding. Stablecoins + RWAs + DeFi on Ethereum = a reflexive flywheel. More transactions → more burn → stronger ETH. At some point the burn flips back on and never turns off. And this is exactly why optimized networking like RLNC matters. If the base layer is going to absorb these volumes, infrastructure needs to scale in lockstep. As Joseph Chalom highlighted on Laura Shin’s podcast the righteous circle is coming. Watch the L1. Watch the burn. The math is undeniably bullish. 🔥 @get_optimum @MurielMedard @tarunchitra @GrundeiMoritz @cryptooflashh









