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adeel khan

@cryptogeek56

Early crypto adopter. Researching ecosystems. Here for long term value.

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adeel khan
adeel khan@cryptogeek56·
In today's age technology has been very advanced alot but that Technology put our privacy in danger both on chian and of chain But that's where on @RialoHQ apps can use private info without showing it to everyone. Today many useful apps (loans, health, subscriptions, private trading) fail or become risky because they force users to expose sensitive data. Leaks, hacks, or public logs destroy trust and stop real products from working on chain. Rialo fixes that by letting apps verify and act on private facts while keeping the facts private. How privacy works on rialo, 1: Encrypted inputs You hand over data in a locked form. The raw file or number never gets posted publicly. So Nobody can read your private values unless the app explicitly allows it. 2: Confidential compute. The chain can run logic on the locked data and only return the allowed result (like “approved”, or a small numeric answer). So Apps get the decision they need without exposing your full records. Validator attested web calls Validators can fetch real world API responses (bank checks, price feeds) and vouch for them onchain without dumping the underlying secret data. So Contracts can trust real world info while keeping the sources and raw responses private. 3: Private triggers / reactive transactions You can make onchain rules that fire automatically when private conditions are met (for example: renew a subscription if a private balance check passes). Those rules run without broadcasting the private inputs. So Automation becomes possible without sacrificing secrecy. 4: Offchain attestations. proofs Big or sensitive files can stay offchain the system can still verify or prove their truth without publishing them. So You don’t have to upload whole documents to a public ledger to use them. 5: Controlled access & permissions. Builders choose who may read or attest inputs (validators, trusted services, or none). Privacy is a feature you configure, not an all or nothing black box. So Enterprises and users can meet compliance needs while minimizing exposure. 6: Verifiable outputs. Even though inputs are private, Rialo can produce proofs or attestations that the decision/result is correct so users and auditors can trust outcomes. So You get both confidentiality and accountability. For example; Loan prove you can repay without posting bank statements. You get approved not your raw records. Insurance: settle a claim automatically using a private lab result the payout happens but your medical record stays private. Social/gating prove membership to a private group without revealing your full profile. Important limits so you know exactly. Privacy is controlled, not absolute. If an app needs a validator or service to see something, that access can be granted but it’s explicit and limited. Rialo doesn’t replace private off chain messaging it gives tools so on chain features can use private data safely. Mean while: Rialo lets dapps verify and act on real-world, private information using encrypted inputs, confidential compute, validator-attested web calls, and controlled permissions so apps can be useful, automatic, and private at the same time. @itachee_x @ericargent31113 @noblesnft @RialoPakistan
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Skillfulworld ZK ⨀@ZkFenrir·
The @Arc ecosystem is a great place to learn. Staying active here really helps someone go from an enthusiast to a builder. The support from the team and other architects is very helpful. ​I am looking forward to joining the other architects on this project. This is a great start to buidl for the internet financial system.
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adeel khan@cryptogeek56·
@ZkFenrir @arc Arc tech sounds so rare🔥👀, I hope transferring money on chain with less costs would be a big achievement.
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Skillfulworld ZK ⨀@ZkFenrir·
I see @Arc more like a hub where assets are actually born. It works like an Economic OS so we can focus on the money, not just the tech. For example, if you issue a stablecoin on @Arc, it’s already built to move between different chains from day one. I really liked this chat between Corey Cooper, @simonlapscher, and Sam Magnant. Watch the video below to see how they are building the internet financial system. It’s great for anyone building onchain. community.arc.network/home/videos/wh…
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Maryam 🇵🇰@_rawnreal·
Es ka apna Chutyapa chal raha hy. Turkish larki k liye pagal ho raha hy 😭😭
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Skillfulworld ZK ⨀@ZkFenrir·
Eliminating chain fragmentation is necessary if Internet Financial System wants to scale. Circle Gateway crossing $1B volume shows clearly unified liquidity is the future. On @arc this kind of smooth abstraction will be normal for every builder. Era of isolated liquidity is ending.
Circle@circle

Circle Gateway has surpassed $1B in total transfer volume. As more builders and businesses operate across chains, unified liquidity is becoming a bigger part of how value moves.

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Ego@egosticdaddy·
Today we had @RialoHQ Builder Hub, I hopped in for a bit People just showing what they’re building on Rialo, some ideas are innovative ,some actually pretty sharp Nothing forced, just real conversations and honest takes You can tell this kind of space actually helps builders
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adeel khan@cryptogeek56·
@JourneyMacro @zerohedge First of all the text you wrote is all wrong and you mfer our prophet never wanted his people to do unfair things ( rapes, racism, stealing, etc) even their is so big punishments for those who do such things.
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Nomad@JourneyMacro·
@zerohedge I'll leave this here The prophet was a disgusting rapist
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adeel khan@cryptogeek56·
@RialoHQ Feels like Rialo is tackling the hard part, not just the easy narrative.
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Rialo@RialoHQ·
The RWA section is the one to read twice. You can't model risk from smoothed quarterly NAVs. Liquidation takes 30–90 days with 20–50% haircuts. The math breaks before it starts. But the deeper issue is older than DeFi: garbage in, garbage out. Smart contracts enforce rules perfectly, but they can't determine whether the inputs are true. Someone still has to feed real-world borrower data on-chain. If that party has bad incentives, you've rebuilt TradFi with extra steps. This is the oracle problem, applied to private credit. DeFi solved it for price feeds. Nobody has solved it for bespoke financial instruments: covenant compliance, borrower performance, collateral quality. That's the verification gap, and it's why private credit on permissionless rails keeps stalling. That's what we're building at Rialo.
Luca Prosperi@LucaProsperi

New Dirt Roads out. The Physics of On-Chain Lending. First of three parts. @Morpho's surge into notoriety, driven by flawless execution, is undeniable. The protocol has $11b in deposits, @coinbase and @krakenfx distribution, an Apollo deal for 9% of token supply. Pointing to the lending market as the dominant primitive for the future of finance is compelling but, as usual, the claim requires deeper analysis. Today, most of Morpho's TVL is simply regulatory arbitrage. Under the GENIUS Act, stablecoin issuers cannot share yield directly with holders. Ironically, the regulator, by restricting intermediaries, is enacting a full pass-through risk transfer onto retail depositors, who, in order to get risk-free proxy rates on their stablecoins, are selling cheap puts on crypto collateral through a clean savings UI without recognizing it as such. Survivorship bias from flagship vaults and bull market masking do the rest. The piece breaks Morpho's business into three distinct risk regimes: (a) Liquid crypto collateral lending (b) Leverage looping (c) RWA lending (a) is where, historically, the lending market primitive genuinely shines. Atomic liquidation and continuous oracles make it categorically superior to traditional credit infrastructure, even at mispriced rates. Unfortunately, not many assets fit the category. (b) is also crypto's bread and butter. wstETH/wETH, sUSDe, sUSDS. Leverage looping is not a credit product but a carry trade on mean-reverting basis. Extremely profitable, temporarily, but very hard to manage. (c) is the land of illiquid collateral (private credit, tokenized funds) where assumptions for most quant models fail simultaneously. Unobservable volatility, stale oracle marks, non-atomic liquidation, unenforceable claims across jurisdictions. The dream of building a private credit supermarket on permissionless rails, instantly connected to retail capital across the world, is compelling—and not necessarily for the right reasons. When crypto-native yield compresses, capital on non-custodial rails reaches for off-chain return. We have been here before. I tried to apply quantitative, and mathematically sound, structural credit frameworks to Morpho's isolated markets: Merton, first-passage defaults, jump-diffusion, hazard rate term structures. The results are not too comfortable, but tell the story of WHO is using those markets and WHY. Even under the most generous rebalancing assumptions, rational spreads over risk-free for the safest markets would require fair compensation at 250–400 bps spread. The observed depositor spread on Morpho: 0–20 bps. The mispricing is 5–10x or more. This story is about market inefficiency, regulatory idiocy, and the spotless execution by a building team. This is Part I of III. Part II covers governance, on-chain risk management, and the curator model. Part III talks about addressable markets, unit economics, and implications for MORPHO valuation. Link in comments.

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Soul Mortal
Soul Mortal@SoulMortal64465·
@cryptogeek56 This is a clear and helpful explanation. Sharing the key among many people instead of one makes everything much safer and easier to trust. Good work by RialoHQ.
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adeel khan@cryptogeek56·
Distributed Key Generation is a smart way to make Web3 safer. Normally, one person or one server may hold the full secret(private key). That is risky. If that one point fails, gets hacked, or goes offline, the whole system can suffer. DKG changes that. It lets a group create a key together. No single person holds the full secret. Each one only keeps a small part. So in Web3, the power is shared. The system becomes harder to break and easier to trust. @RialoHQ uses this idea to make things more secure and more trust minimized. It helps move important actions away from one central holder and toward a safer shared setup. In simple words: one secret, shared safely, by many. That is the kind of design that makes a network feel stronger. @noblesnft @ericargent31113
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HknNFT 🦥🐈@Hakan0xNFT·
@cryptogeek56 That makes sense cuz now its like having a shared vault with many locks and keys right
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0xYAS XP 🫎 NUW🅰️@calbuldelis69·
Social platforms extract value through attention @ice_blockchain inverts the model with $ION • creators fund their own communities (no platform gatekeeping) • every transaction burns $ION (deflationary pressure on supply) • PUMPit makes token launch frictionless (from any X post) • 80% of ecosystem revenue flows to creators (not shareholders) • multi-chain settlement (portable community ownership) the shift: from platform monopoly to creator owned infrastructure community becomes the moat @BingXOfficial #BingXBlast #SocialFi
Ice Open Network@ice_blockchain

🤖 As part of our shift to AI-first development, we’re taking transparency to the next level. Starting next week, the new repositories built with AI will begin going public, so everyone can see in real time how fast things move in this new development era. This is not about code being public. It’s about showing the speed at which we build, iterate, and ship. 📈 At the same time, we’re expanding $ION to new exchanges next week, increasing access and liquidity as we move into this next phase. More surprises coming.

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Chief Toby
Chief Toby@TobyAbrahams·
bot replies that quietly ruin your account: gm gm gm let’s go bullish lock in facts true real very true good great project nice project solid project good project amazing project wonderful project interesting project super bullish very bullish lfg lfggg to the moon moon soon send it wen moon wen launch wen listing legit project huge potential this is massive big things coming let’s go team great work team good job team keep building project looking strong i support this fully supporting backing this can’t wait looking forward to this this will explode next big thing 100x soon easy moon fire project nice one love this cool project awesome update thanks for sharing checked and done done sir done boss done team joined successfully dm for promo replying out of context is part of it too. everyone already knows who does this.
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Phizzo@PhizzoTof·
i checked my m-score earlier on @MEXC 411 right now which means i’m about 189 away from elite it’s interesting because that number isn’t tied to deposits
it’s coming from how i’ve actually been trading over time activity, consistency, and overall account health and since it updates daily, it’s not fixed
it reflects what you’re doing now, not what you did last month so your level isn’t just something you reach once
it’s something you maintain that’s probably the part that stands out on a lot of platforms, access to higher tiers usually starts around $100k+ in assets so even if you’re active, your level doesn’t really move unless your capital does here, it starts around 350 and builds over time based on how you actually trade which changes what gets rewarded instead of size, it leans more into discipline
how consistent you are
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how you show up over time so two traders with completely different account sizes won’t necessarily be treated the same the one with better habits can actually move up faster and as your score increases, so do the privileges attached to it from what i’ve seen, higher tiers start unlocking around the 600 range
with elite sitting somewhere above 800 so there’s a clear progression, but it’s not locked it evolves with you they’ve also layered in a mystery box event around it simple actions like checking your score, trading, or exploring the platform unlock guaranteed rewards so it’s not just tracking behavior
it’s nudging it overall, it feels less like a static vip badge
and more like a live reflection of how you trade curious to see how that 189 gap closes over time mexc.com/user/m-score?u
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having capital and being an active trader aren’t the same thing a lot of vip systems treat them like they are @MEXC is one of the first i’ve seen that changes that structure it all comes down to the m-score a dynamic rating that tracks how you trade
your activity, consistency, and overall account health and it updates daily so your tier isn’t fixed 
it adjusts with your behavior in real time it essentially turns trading history into something measurable and as that score increases, so do the privileges attached to it they’ve also tied it into a mystery box event
where completing simple tasks unlocks guaranteed rewards tried to check mine but still under 24hrs review so if you’ve been active, it might be worth checking where you stand check the cs for link

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Baki
Baki@Bakioption·
Quick reality check for anyone grinding @3look_io 👇 everyone says “just post more” others say “farm engagement” some just ride vibes and hope it hits but if you’ve been around long enough… you start noticing patterns 👀 volume alone doesn’t scale rewards engagement without direction fades fast random posting = random results what actually seems to work? → understanding what people are paying attention to → aligning with current narratives early → and keeping your content clean + intentional it’s not about spamming it’s not about begging for likes it’s about positioning the people earning the most aren’t always the loudest they’re just more in sync with timing + quality so yeah… curious what you think what actually gets you more rewards on 3look? 1) post as much as possible 2) chase engagement only 3) follow narrative + post quality 4) idk just vibes drop your number 👇 Bulish on :- @XOOBNetwork
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