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@vohvohh Word. github.com/Ghostkey316/gh…

If you’re building on Avalanche, I will be your first supporter

@XenBH But WeN Vaultfire??

@projecteleven Why Vaultfire is needed sooner than later.

The quantum<>AI feedback loop is accelerating.

@keselowski You forgot the 25 dispensaries too.

Grabbing a bite to eat, stop at historic downtown See plaque commemorating key buildings from 1800’s Post office, Train station and general store Think about the struggles and sacrifices of the generations before that built this city and our society Look up to see what the historic buildings are now Boutique, Escape room and Vape shop

@ConorSvensson An ENS name AND and a VNS name 😉 github.com/Ghostkey316/gh…

One day everything meaningful on Ethereum will have an ENS name.

@0xEricBrown Interesting comment there. 🤔🤔

Coinbase's internal ai tooling is getting too good... building on my personal machine feels like i'm back in the stone age

@code_kartik With Vaultfire it’s even better. github.com/Ghostkey316/he…

hermes agent is good

@garrytan Word.

@binji_x WeN Vaultfire?? github.com/Ghostkey316/gh…

ask any question about ethereum and i will try to answer it GO!

@insightens You talking about Vaultfire? github.com/Ghostkey316/gh…

Today, ENS is mostly seen as usernames. That’s fine for now. But that’s not how serious systems get used. As capital moves onchain, things need to be… clear recognisable hard to get wrong That’s where a small number of financial terms start to matter more. Not as identity. As infrastructure.

@nikitabier What Vaultfire?

Crypto has had a rough year. Maybe we should launch something to fix it.

@fishPointer Word.

be a warrior, build gardens

🚨 Meta is building a photorealistic AI clone of Mark Zuckerberg and "wants" employees to talk to "him" to feel closer to the CEO

@AbdelStark Hidden in plain sight.

Talk is cheap, show me the code. Code is cheap, show me the prompt. Prompt is cheap, show me the proofs (mathematical and cryptographic proofs). Verifiable AI will be a must.

@pmitu Word.

Being a solo-founder: - 10% coding - 15% marketing - 5% operations - 5% management - 1% mental control - 6% UX/UI - 18% customer support - 12% sales - 10% debugging - 8% product strategy - 5% finance - 5% “wtf isn’t this working” existential crisis

@_imdawon That’s why Vaultfire is needed now. github.com/Ghostkey316/gh…

alright, im gonna call it now machine intelligence is gonna be a big deal

@yacineMTB Word. What a journey this life is.

Can't believe I only joined this website a year ago. A month after I joined, roon followed me when i was at 800 followers and then everything changed. I left my comfortable big tech job, started a successful startup called dingboard, got hired at twitter, had a kid, got fired from twitter, became an xai shareholder, then became a spacex shareholder, became an electrical engineer, and gained 250k followers. Life really comes at you fast

@nosbigburner @Cointelegraph That has nothing to do with the bill. We’re talking about regulatory classification, not tax reporting. Stay on topic.

@ghostkey316 @Cointelegraph Dude this is ridiculous, have you ever claimed a crypto transaction on your personal taxes ?

🇺🇸 JUST IN: SEC says certain crypto interfaces, including DeFi front-ends, wallet extensions, and apps, may operate without broker-dealer registration under conditions: • No custody of user funds (self-custodial only) • No investment advice or recommendations • No order routing or execution • Fixed, neutral fee structures only • No discretion over transactions or market activity

@naveen4 @Scobleizer @mercury_build Seems like Vaultfire would be very useful here. 🤔🤔 github.com/Ghostkey316/gh…

Introducing Mercury. Today, we have two types of “AI teams”: 1. Agents in tabs, terminals, 12 browser windows 2. One workspace. Humans and agents actually coordinated. We built @mercury_build so everyone can be type 2. Drop who you are or what you're working on — we'll build your org and send you your agent team.

@arbitrum @ethereum Either way Vaultfire will be needed and soon. github.com/Ghostkey316/gh…

L1 or L2? It’s a question of cost structure. L1: - fixed overhead to maintain validators - ongoing security subsidies L2: - usage-based costs - shared security from @ethereum For enterprises, aligning cost with demand is critical. Take a deeper look here. 👇 blog.arbitrum.io/l1-vs-l2-choos…