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@DefiLlama RWAs are no longer a trend they’re becoming core to Web3 finance.

From $1B to $27B in 3 years. Tokenized RWAs are one of the fastest growing financial products in the world. But which assets and protocols are driving this growth? What are these assets being used for? We partnered with DL Research to create this comprehensive report on RWAs.

Bottlenecked nodes delay data 5x, which cripples AI. Scale with high-performance node solutions now! #AI #Nodes #BlockchainInfrastructure

@CoinMarketCap This highlights how staking is becoming a core strategy, not just an option, for serious ETH holders.

LATEST: 💰 Bitmine has staked more than 70% of its Ethereum holdings, with 3.5 million ETH, worth $8.1 billion, now generating yield.

Can your fintech infrastructure handle growth without dedicated Blockchain Nodes eliminating latency and downtime. #FinTech #DedicatedNodes #Nodes #Blockchain #Web3

Is your project better aligned with Appchain flexibility or Layer 2 scalability and efficiency today? #Appchain #Rollup #Sovereignty #Scalability #Blockchain #Web3

@QuickEx_Tweets @Zebec_HQ RWA + payments + growing adoption = powerful combo

🪙 QuickEx is listing $ZBCN! Zebec is an RWA and payment-focused infrastructure network. Zebec is facilitating stablecoin payroll across the crypto ecosystem since 2021! All made possible with $ZBCN. Go to quickex.io, get some $ZBCN and check out @Zebec_HQ 🎉

@VaraNetwork @ryanberckmans Ethereum as the anchor + flexible execution = real scalability unlocked

@ryanberckmans L1 as the decentralized anchor. Execution above it with flexible trust models. This is the architecture worth building toward — not moving users off Ethereum, but extending what Ethereum can do.

Transparent opt-in centralization on eth is virtuous and extremely bullish for ETH The rage that this previous sentence evokes in some of our friends, and gleeful smirks in many of our opponents, shows how early we are to widespread understanding of the inevitable realities of onchain and eth growing to global ubiquity. Some rollups with security councils only have them because the tech is immature. Yet, many other rollups have security councils because they *want* security councils. The full implications of this are slept on by both "L2s are multisigs" people and decentralization maxis. There will be countless different kinds of L2s/rollups... as well as many different "kinds of kinds" aka dimensions of differentiation. Looking at things from a tech point of view has clearly been the key driver in ethereum throughout our history. Yet, as we are now actively growing to global ubiquity and colliding with the real world, tech is no longer the primary determinant in which L2s/rollups/apps/tokens will emerge, succeed, and fail. In the real world, political, economic, and business model lenses are dominant. Look at security councils. Notice the potential diversity in reasons for their adoption: Some rollups see their own security council as training wheels until the tech is ready. Some rollups believe that a reduction user freedom is justified by the increase in operational safety provided by a security council, and always will be, regardless of tech improvements. Security councils and many flavors of centralization will forever remain a huge feature for many rollups, apps, protocols, and tokens. Understanding why this is the case, and why it's *fantastic*, *virtuous*, and *inevitable*, is key to understanding why Ethereum is going to get so huge and why ETH is going to get so valuable. Centralization is often a valuable feature, whether it's a security council, enshrined stablecoin, or reversible transaction zone with withdrawal delays. Centralization is autocracy. Autocracy in all its shades is a big part of life. Is ethereum here to "solve autocracy"? Some think so. But in many cases, being subject to some kind of autocracy is a voluntary choice made by users. Corporations are autocracies, are they all evil? When we use commercial air travel, we all agree to reductions in freedom. Does that make flying evil or "training wheels"? Many user segments *want* autocratic controls. Are they all wrong? Lots of OG whales leave most of their net worths in CEX or ETFs just because they want custodians to decide if a withdrawal is an attack or not. The future of much of custody is to do exactly the same thing but onchain, via L2s/app zones/assets with tight controls. Today's defi mullet systems are an early form of this. Don't like it? Great, don't use it. Projecting your views of what constitutes valid centralization is ironically a rather distasteful form of centralization: you are trying to decide how everyone else should use Ethereum. Ethereum is for everybody, including the billions of people and millions of entities that want forms of centralization and controls. When you buy ETH with the full understanding of the deep value of centralization on Ethereum, you're not just on the other side of the trade from the "L2s are just multisigs" people or "how does ETH accrue value" people. You're also on the other side of the trade with decentralization maxis, who often believe that any form of centralization is, to paraphrase, a cancer to be eradicated, and rationalize the widespread voluntary existence of centralization by saying it must or should all be tech-driven training wheels (couldn't be further from the truth). The real world is incomprehensibly large and complicated. Politics and markets have created our modern way of life by growing a fabulously intricate and differentiated global trade network, based on fundamental principles of tolerance and mutually beneficial exchange. You don't have to *like* a centralized app/L2/token. Or like *why* it's centralized. Or like *how* it's centralized. But maybe you still can like that they export a cool yield source to L1 and other L2s, or hold/use ETH, or pay L1 gas fees, buy blobs, stimulate EVM research/investment, onboard millions of people to eth, help normalize eth for net new institutional entrants, create net new demand for L1 assets and protocols, etc. Centralizooors, in all their flavors, are our trading partners. Our fellow citizens in the digital nation of nations that is Ethereum. Respect them. Understand them. And for goodness sake, appreciate their role in growing ethereum to global ubiquity and ETH to multi trillion. Crucially, centralization must never extend to the L1 itself. Apps can't be more decentralized than their underlying L1. An L1 disaster can cause a total collapse of its onchain economy. The value of an onchain economy grows superlinearly in its elements (ie. greater than the sum of its parts, metcalf's law of network value). That's why we need a rock solid decentralized credibly neutral L1 (Ethereum) upon which the world's onchain economy will flourish and become worth hundreds of trillions in app capital and economic activity. In sum, Ethereum is for users, and for mutually beneficial exchange. Users naturally want many different things for countless different reasons. This includes a wide variety of centralization. Transparent opt-in centralization for L2s/rollups/apps/tokens is virtuous and extremely bullish for ETH. Ethereum will be 1000x larger specifically because users are free to choose, and because our L2 and tokenization ERCs/SDKs are so flexible and convenient for real world institutions to meet their needs and preferences. Ethereum is thriving like never before. The defi crisis this week and its root causes and ongoing mitigations are direct evidence of us thriving and maturing, even if many don't appreciate that yet. The future is extremely bright.

@BuildOnNodeOps @openclaw @BNBCHAIN This looks exciting What kind of agents are you most excited to see builders create? #ClawQuest

Builders, welcome to #ClawQuest 🦞 Deploy your first @openclaw Agent on @BNBCHAIN in minutes. The challenge starts today and lasts until May 1st. Open to everyone. How it works: → Go to: bnbchain-openclaw.nodeops.network/?utm_source=X&… → Sign up and receive 500 credits → Create and deploy your first agent → Share what you built on X → Submit your entry: forms.gle/3g6AzeRsqgWTpw… → Follow @NodeOpsNetwork, RT/QRT this post, and comment #ClawQuest below There is no cap on submissions. Each new deployment can be entered separately. Top 3 agents will receive: → 1st: $100 USDT + 2,000 credits → 2nd: $75 USDT + 1,500 credits → 3rd: $75 USDT + 1,500 credits Winning agents also receive distribution support: → Placement on the CreateOS Marketplace → Feature on CreateOS Lounge → Allowlist spot for upcoming NodeOps features You have until May 1. Ship something real. #ClawQuest #BNBClawLaunch #CreateOS #BNB

@ice_blockchain Brand clarity is underrated in Web3. Good to see proactive communication strong foundations go beyond just tech

@trex_network @zama The next wave will be built on systems that preserve privacy while remaining composable across networks.

Private blockchain infrastructure gave institutions control but no interoperability ⛓️‍ Public blockchain infrastructure gave them interoperability but no privacy 🔓 That was the choice for a very long time. Neither option works for tokenized securities to scale. At the @zama Builder Villa during @EthCC, our CTO and Co-founder, @0xMuchScience, presented how T-REX Ledger and the Zama FHE Protocol change that. Together they establish compliance, confidentiality and cross-chain compatibility as the foundation for the next wave of institutional tokenized securities. The infrastructure for trillions is set 🦖 Watch the full deep dive: youtu.be/WUdEL0QNBpg?si…

What if scaling to 50 million RPC requests cost you just $169 monthly? #RPC #RPCNodes #Uptime #RequestsPerMonth #NodeAsAService

@zen_chain Designing privacy layers on Bitcoin without breaking its security model is a serious engineering challenge.

Private Bitcoin is the next frontier. T he design space where ZK meets Bitcoin is almost entirely unexplored. That's where we're looking.

@OptimaiNetwork @dtelecom This is how the future stack starts coming together .

We’re excited to announce our collaboration with @dtelecom dTelecom is building decentralized real-time communication infrastructure for voice, video, streaming, and AI interactions, pushing performance beyond traditional cloud-based systems. ⚡️This complements the OptimAI vision of enabling AI agents to coordinate, execute, and interact across systems at scale. The overlap is strong, and we see a clear path toward powering real-time agent communication and interaction together.

Have you learned about Layer 1 and Layer 2 RPCs and how they affect performance? #L1 #L2 #Layer1 #Layer2 #RPC #Nodes #RPCNodes #Blockchain #Web3

@zen_chain True Bitcoin DeFi should extend trustless guarantees, not replace them.

Bitcoin DeFi shouldn't require you to trust anyone new. That's the entire thesis. Everything else is implementation detail.

@BitrueOfficial Assets moving across chains and becoming usable in new ecosystems = stronger liquidity networks.

XRP 🤝 Solana. We've been hearing a lot about it, but what's happening exactly? Here's what you need to know so far: 🔸 Wrapped XRP is now available on Solana, making XRP usable in Solana's DeFi ecosystem for the very first time 🔸 More than 834,000 XRP, or around $1.2 million worth of the token, has already been wrapped and activated on Solana 🔸 The 1:1 backed wXRP can now be used in DeFi protocols on those chains, expanding access to a wider range of DeFi ecosystems 🤝 Stake your #XRP on #Bitrue today: bitrue.com/flexible-staki…