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@tmsiyahbeyaz Good job sister 🤍

🔐 True Privacy is Possible in Web3 with Fluton One of the biggest challenges in the Web3 world is the balance between transparency and privacy. Most protocols make user balances, positions, and transactions completely public. This brings with it risks such as front-running, MEV (Mean Time Exploit), and strategy copying. Fluton's Confidential Settlement approach offers a revolutionary solution to this problem. Transactions are now completely private and anonymous. No one from the outside can see your balance, position, or transaction details. This provides the true privacy that has long been missing in DeFi. The most impressive part is the combination of privacy and security. Thanks to anonymous transactions, front-running and strategy leaks are eliminated. Now you just trade; no one can analyze what you're doing. Another critical feature is multi-chain interoperability. Fluton offers the same level of privacy across different protocols; you're not limited to a single network. This means a more secure infrastructure for users and a more flexible one for developers. Fluton's three key advantages with Confidential Settlement: True financial freedom The ability to keep strategies confidential A secure and anonymous transaction experience In Web3, privacy is no longer a luxury, but a necessity. Fluton stands out as one of the projects that best meets this need. Sources: Project official website (fluton.io), testnet descriptions, and independent reviews. @FlutonIO This is not an advertisement or collaboration.

@avaxcrypto @liquidtrading @m4lkxx @alexships thank you Kubi, gLiquid

@hamper_head @liquidtrading @m4lkxx @alexships Great art Hale 💧 gLiquid

Some beautiful things are in the details. Like @liquidtrading . @m4lkxx @alexships

@tmsiyahbeyaz @liquidtrading @m4lkxx @alexships thanks sisi 😍 gLiquid

@hamper_head @liquidtrading @m4lkxx @alexships gLiquid, you're very talented 😊

@22fumar22 🥳🥳

3 hours and we will finish our first week in Penni discord Everyone who had FCFS or GTD roles inside and keeping at least 15 points will be safe Others will be purged The changed rules with some fixed stuff will be shared tomorrow and we open the second week for WL opportunities The discord will be open these 3 hours for everyone JOIN: discord.gg/a2ZCrW8H

Bomberman (1983)

@22fumar22 @penni_crypto we don’t care

Bear or Bull market we don’t care Only the real guys are here right now trying to make this space alive and successful I appreciate everyone who is supporting NFTs ❤️ Code for the discord: NFT First 100 will be accepted (link in @penni_crypto bio)

Lütfen birileri bana bunları hatırladığını söyleyebilir mi

my airdrop farming this year:

@EpicClipVault When my brother looks at me 😂

Me when I’m bored 😂

@22fumar22 happy Sunday

GPenni Have a good Sunday ❤️

@agnesismuss grialo sisi 🤍

On traditional blockchains, developers often need complicated workarounds when their applications depend on external data. Since a transaction cannot pause and resume by itself, the workflow has to be split into several transactions. To make this work, developers usually rely on relays, keeper networks, or offchain bots. These services watch events on the blockchain, fetch data from external APIs and then submit new transactions to continue the workflow. While this setup works, it introduces a lot of complexity. Developers must run extra infrastructure, manage additional tokens to pay relays and keepers and depend on external actors staying online. If one piece fails, the whole process can break.😐 @RialoHQ solves this by moving asynchronous execution directly into the protocol. The chain itself handles pausing and resuming workflows automatically when the required result becomes available, removing the need for external bots to coordinate the process. This makes applications simpler, safer and easier to maintain.🥳 gRialo🖤

lmao, just another clout chaser chasing engagement sometimes I really don't get how people act this dumb. right or wrong, avoid inconsistent people. stay away from loser mindset

@furkastronomy @Rahatcodes @0xShayan @andygmove @ursleee

I shared my idea for a project I’d like to see on Movement with Claude. To be honest, I don’t know the Move language, so I trusted Claude and gave him the go-ahead. I’ve set myself a challenge. I know a few experts 👀(@Rahatcodes @0xShayan @andygmove @ursleee) I can turn to for help once I’ve managed to create a skeleton.

@yeim123 Gritual fren

Real innovation in blockchain is no longer just about faster transactions. The next step is building systems that can handle more advanced computation without breaking the trust assumptions that make blockchains valuable. Ritual is moving in that direction by creating infrastructure for verifiable compute and AI native applications. This gives developers a way to build beyond basic smart contract logic while staying within a blockchain native environment. @ritualnet

@_burak89 @ConcreteXYZ gmcrete fren

gmcrete guys @ConcreteXYZ Anyone who has spent even a little time in DeFi has probably noticed the same thing: there are plenty of opportunities but actually capturing them isn’t as easy as it sounds. Hundreds of protocols, multiple chains, constantly shifting yields and an endless number of strategies… On paper, this kind of ecosystem looks incredibly attractive. In reality, it requires users to stay constantly alert, always asking, Where is the best opportunity right now? That’s where the real problem begins. Because staying active in DeFi isn’t just about depositing liquidity once and walking away. You need to monitor APY changes, move funds between protocols when necessary, claim rewards and compound them. On top of that, every adjustment comes with gas costs. And while doing all this, you also have to keep track of risk across multiple positions. Over time, this turns into a serious operational burden. And that burden naturally leads to inefficiency. Most users simply can’t keep up with this level of active management, so their capital ends up sitting idle or stuck in outdated strategies. Better opportunities exist but they’re missed. The potential to earn in DeFi is there but accessing it consistently becomes difficult. This is where opportunity cost quietly builds up. This is exactly why DeFi vaults are becoming essential. Systems like Concrete vaults shift DeFi away from manual strategy management toward automated capital systems. Instead of constantly thinking about what to do next, users rely on infrastructure that does it for them. Liquidity is aggregated, rebalanced, rewards are automatically compounded and capital stays continuously deployed. This is also where managed DeFi starts to make sense. Concrete vaults don’t just chase yield; they focus on how capital can be deployed most efficiently. The Allocator actively routes capital, the Strategy Manager defines the strategy universe and the Hook Manager enforces risk controls. Together, they enable true onchain capital deployment not random but structured and optimized. A good way to understand this is through a real example. Concrete DeFi USDT offers around ~8.5% stable yield. But the key point isn’t just the number it’s how that yield is achieved. The vault structure automates strategy management, meaning users don’t need to constantly reposition. Capital doesn’t sit idle; it remains productive, maintaining strong capital efficiency throughout. That’s what makes the system more sustainable. As DeFi continues to evolve, one thing becomes clear: complexity is increasing and manual strategy management doesn’t scale. Constant repositioning will eventually give way to infrastructure that handles it automatically. Vaults are a natural step in that direction. In the future, DeFi may not be defined by who finds the highest yield. It may be defined by who builds the best systems to manage capital. Explore Concrete at app.concrete.xyz

It maybe because I'm old but all this feels like yesterday to me. In early/mid 2024, I, along with a bunch of early Movers started testing the @movement_xyz network. We did hundreds, maybe thousands of transactions each on the Suzuka, Porto and Bardock testnet networks. Then, on 12/13/24, the first transaction on the Movement Mainnet took place. Checking my txn history, I can see my first interaction with mainnet 3 days later on the 16th. At first, while the network was fully functional, we did have problems such as failed txns, slow results / high latency etc. Soon after @DasYoungy joined the team and introduced the Monza update, that's when we started really Moving, actually flying. I have 5 wallets connected to Parthenon, of which the total number of transactions are 5366 as of today. Movement just recently surpassed 100M, will update my numbers when we pass the 250M mark, which shouldn't be too far away when these numbers start increasing exponentially, hey time flies anyway right? If you haven't already, I suggest you come and try and see for yourself. Smooth, fast, secure and almost free transactions on the People's Chain is truly a pleasure. Gmove and Just Keep Moving ⚡️