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glad to take part in #dlicompets challenge from @argonzs on this photo my cat Tosha ate half of the plant (the one on his left) and then just sat there like nothing happened watching birds pretty sure this is the most shameless cat on @DlicomApp 😭

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rewards model has completely changed on @SovaBTC it's no longer fixed earnings - it's a competition for a share of a common pool ⤷ each week a certain amount of Sova Stars is distributed ⤷ every user gets a share proportional to their activity how it works: you don't receive fixed rewards for actions, instead you earn shares, which determine what percentage of the weekly pool you receive here's how shares are earned: • swaps - 20 shares per $1 • vault - 5 shares per $1 per day • liquidity providing - 10 shares per $1 per day • daily check in - 1 share per day • referrals - 15% of your referrals activity from there it's simple: the more shares you have relative to others = the bigger your portion of the pool that means you're now competing with other users also an important detail: there are 100m Stars distributed over 16 weeks and the pool decreases by 8% every week early activity = higher potential rewards so this is no longer farming, it's a dynamic distribution system where your results depend on your position among all participants my strategy is simple - be active early and focus on the actions that generate the most shares (swaps, vaults) tbh this looks like a strong update, as rewards now reflect actual usage of the product

@HexxRL unemployed >>>

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how @Gradient_HQ runs and trains AI today AI still works in a pretty centralized way: request → API → data center → GPU → response but under the hood, every AI system has two different tasks: • inference (running models on requests) • training (improving and updating models) usually both happen inside the same GPU clusters Gradient is trying to split this across a network instead of a single center, you get a distributed system where tasks can run on different nodes at the core of this is AI orchestration, it handles request routing, node selection and load balancing from there the system splits into two layers: ⤷ Parallax handles inference - it executes requests and runs models on selected nodes ⤷ Echo handles training - it distributes model training across compute resources both layers run on top of distributed compute (GPU servers, edge devices and data centers) in the end workloads are spread across the network and resources are used more flexibly

in every game world, there is a king but behind every kingdom stands what truly keeps it alive - infrastructure @magicblock is building an execution layer that allows web3 games to run in real time worlds where actions happen instantly, gameplay that isn't limited by blockchain speed because the real ruler of any onchain world is the engine that runs it

@sta1ve69 @dimakuncik @retreeq_ @0xbliink @Dannnnnok thanks buddy!

@goodwaitik @dimakuncik @retreeq_ @0xbliink @Dannnnnok very high quality post!

one of the main security problems in web3 isn't the blockchain, but the way users interact with different tools in most cases, the same process requires several applications: ⤷ you see an idea in a chat ⤷ open your wallet ⤷ navigate to an external interface ⤷ execute a transaction ⤷ return to the discussion each of these transitions introduces additional risks: phishing links, fake interfaces or malicious contracts more external interactions = larger attack surface platforms like @DlicomApp are trying to solve this problem by bringing several key parts of crypto interaction into a single environment instead of separating communication, wallets and transactions across different applications, these elements can operate within the same platform in this model user action goes through several logical stages: ⤷ discussion in the social environment ⤷ wallet approval ⤷ security checks ⤷ and only after that the transaction is executed and sent to the blockchain when these steps exist within the same ecosystem, the interaction becomes more predictable and controlled this doesn't eliminate all web3 risks, but it can significantly reduce the number of vulnerable points when interacting with crypto services

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Dlicoms Russian regional guardians and Dlicom guardians on one art, we will move mountains together. @goodwaitik @zfrmpro @sta1ve69 @argonzs @0XRen4i @Dannnnnok @DlicomApp

@crypto_dyatl @DlicomApp thanks for sharing buddy!

I’d like to highlight one key feature of the @DlicomApp project - its app Dlicom is a decentralized social network integrated into a single app. It includes everything we’re used to seeing in messaging apps but the main difference is that everything runs on the blockchain. 👇

@vijn_crypto woooow sounds cool

I turned $50 into $1,000 on 15-minute markets in just a few days And these tips made it happen The exact base rules that worked for me: > Trade during high-volatility windows only (Stock market open (13:00-20:00 UTC), news catalysts) > Enter only proven setups (Best zone: shares at 0.50-0.75¢, market is just setting direction) > Never overtrade (5 high-conviction trades beat 20 random ones every time. No setup = no trade) > Risk management (Cut losses fast, use stops, risk 5-10% max per trade) This is the bare minimum foundation Skip any of these - you won't be profitable in the long run

@glade1579857 thanks for sharing dude

LayerZero & L1 Zero When railways appeared, it wasn't just transportation that changed - cities began to grow, trade accelerated, and people, goods, and capital began to move faster. Roads were not the end product. They were the infrastructure on which a new economy was built LayerZero in Web3 does the same thing. LayerZero builds roads for moving money and liquidity between networks. While others argue about which chain will become the main one, LayerZero ensures that the entire market can be connected into a single system L1 Zero is the next level. You no longer have to live within the limitations of a single blockchain. You enter one environment, but you get access to the capabilities of all networks at once These are no bridges. This is a transportation system for global money

why the future of AI may be decentralized? today most AI runs on the same basic model: users → apps → AI company APIs → massive GPU clusters almost every AI app depends on a few centralized providers such as google and anthropic this model works, but it also creates several structural problems: ⤷ compute is concentrated in a few data centers ⤷ access to models is controlled by companies ⤷ AI infrastructure becomes increasingly expensive ⤷ developers depend on centralized APIs but what if AI worked more like a network? instead of relying on a few massive clusters, compute could be distributed across thousands of nodes around the world this is the idea behind @Gradient_HQ at the core of this architecture is a new layer - AI orchestration, which routes tasks across a distributed compute network different parts of the system handle different workloads: ⤷ parallax - distributed inference ⤷ echo - distributed model training ⤷ data network - coordination of datasets and data flows all of this runs on top of distributed compute: GPUs, edge devices and servers if this model scales, AI could evolve from centralized cloud services into a global compute network

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The self‑custody wallet in Dlicom is a built‑in non‑custodial wallet where the keys and full control belong to the user. Who controls the funds? Private keys and seed phrases are stored only by the user, Dlicom has no access to them and cannot move your funds. If you lose your recovery phrase, the platform cannot restore access, because it does not store keys or backups, so all responsibility for security lies with the user. ▻ you can store and manage crypto and tokens, including multichain assets, directly in the app ▻ you can send and receive transfers, including directly in chat ▻ you can make swaps through the built‑in DEX aggregator with the best available rates and minimal slippage ▻ you can connect to dApps via the integrated Web3 browser and use DeFi functions (staking, bridges, farming) without leaving the app There are premium portfolio‑tracking features such as a screener, asset analytics, transaction history, and allocation breakdowns.​ In essence, the wallet in Dlicom is a full‑fledged Web3 wallet on the level of a standalone application, but deeply integrated into the social network and messenger, without handing over control to any third party. @DlicomApp

What changed for @SovaBTC this winter March is here, which makes it a good time to look back at what has happened with Sova over the past few months Product This winter Sova made several notable steps: ⤷ Sova Swap was launched, enabling cross chain swaps across 50+ networks ⤷ BTC vaults were introduced, allowing users to deposit assets and earn yield ⤷ Sova uses intent-based execution through a solver network, where solvers compete to execute transactions and provide the best price for users And this is only the beginning The team continues to build infrastructure around bitcoin DeFi, improve UX and add new features for users Community But Sova is not just about the product Over the past few months the community has grown significantly as well: ⤷ 7k+ followers on X ⤷ 18k+ discord members ⤷ dozens of community events and collaborations Sova community keeps growing and getting stronger It's exciting to watch not only the product grow, but the community around it as well