Josh

Gsenti everyone Introducing...........Axia( your crypto term explainer), this is my 5th project for Sentient. what it does: It’s a web app that decodes any crypto term. It uses the "Unhinged Plus" Dobby AI to give you a blunt, simple explanation not a dry, technical one. It also pulls in live market data from CoinGecko for that term. Axia was built using Dobby, Sentients open source model. How to use it: ➤ Search for any term (e.g., "Impermanent Loss," "ZK-Rollup," or "Bitcoin"). ➤ Get Dobby's take + live price data. ➤ Save your favorites or use the "Random Term" button to discover new concepts. check it out: ( axia-dobby.vercel.app) let me tag some of the top sentient chads @Iziedking @Krypto_Kratos @affanyjoe

New Feature 🚨 Transaction Tab is now live on Share! See related transactions on all shares and tokens.

whilst you ould share it...now you can send any transaction on share 🕺🕺

@unbothered9000 this has me laughing hard ASF broo 😂😂😂😂

Dating this girl

math, coding and writing i deeply desire to be good at those three

@agray1205 @sharedotxyz i sent you a dm regarding this

@josh_ehh @sharedotxyz gm Josh

gShare ☀️ I’m doing user interviews for @sharedotxyz and giving $20 USDC to everyone who participates. If you wanna do a user interview, send me a DM :)

@sharedotxyz what’s cooking ?

Make sure you have notifications on 👀🤫

Lately, i look forward to coming here more my tl isn’t filled with slop again just a combination of tech, football, philosophy and web 3 banter ❤️

@eddiffied my guyyy you still here

@josh_ehh deep down, I just want to have whatever they are having that makes them come up with such amazing and mind-blowing ideas 🥹

developers are so cool man

@unbothered9000 @Somnia_Network do i need to register anywhere?

@josh_ehh @Somnia_Network Just start yapping my Mahn’

To add to this I’ve earned up to $2000 yapping @Somnia_Network As a small account for the past 4 months, earning both weekly and monthly With it i have been able to sort out my university fees People don’t know why we stay with somnia but they treat us well and we love them

@unbothered9000 congrats man wow really watched your life change this year in real time

I JUST GOT MY FIRST X PAYOUT! 😭 I can’t believe it, this year I started this account at 300 followers February after being so broke Grew it from that to where i am now I truly understood what consistency could get you this year From getting my $2000 PC, getting my admission, renting my first apartment and now getting monetized Thanks to web3 gaming and @Somnia_Network for blessing my year And now thanks to Elon for the beautiful sexy stimmy

so last time i shared the blockchain product engineer path… now let’s go deeper: the protocol engineer edition solidity ↓ foundry (preferred) or hardhat ↓ evm fundamentals (storage slots, memory, calldata, gas, delegatecall, create2) ↓ storage layout & gas optimization ↓ core standards (erc20, erc721, erc1155, eip-2612 permits, eip-1271 signatures) ↓ upgradeable proxies (uups + transparent), initialization patterns ↓ protocol design basics (uniswap v2/v3 amms, aave-style lending, bridging patterns) ↓ account abstraction (erc-4337, bundlers, paymasters, smart wallets, session keys) ↓ cross-chain / l2 fundamentals (rollups, validiums, op-stack, arbitrum orbit, intents, solvers) ↓ tokenomics & mechanism design (ve-tokens, bonding curves, staking derivatives) ↓ advanced testing + fuzzing/invariant testing (foundry + medusa/echidna) ↓ security deep dive • reentrancy variants • flash loan attacks & defenses • price oracle manipulation • mev & sandwich protection • access control & timelocks • read-only reentrancy, cross-chain reentrancy ↓ on-chain governance (compound/openzeppelin governor, vote delegation) ↓ events, indexing, subgraphs, dune, merkle proofs ↓ devops & infra (forge scripts, docker, github actions, foundry + tenderly verification, sentinel/defender monitoring) ↓ audit preparation (scipr format, natspec, known vulnerability checklists, formal verification intro) ↓ → now you’re legitimately cracked as a protocol engineer

@0xfrenship hey man I shot you a dm could. you check it out thank you

giant flush as soon as the month opened no relief pump just longs relentlessly dumped on fresh shorts will stack to suppress price hoping for a move up so we can start liquidating them until then comfy in spot

html ↓ css ↓ javascript ↓ git & github ↓ node.js ↓ typescript ↓ react ↓ next.js ↓ api basics (express + graphql) ↓ web3 fundamentals (wallets, keys, signatures) ↓ ethers.js / viem ↓ wagmi + connectors (rainbowkit / coinbase kit / safeAuth/wallet connect ) ↓ contract interactions (read/write, multicall, simulations) ↓ indexing (the graph / envio / ponder) ↓ state + cache management for web3 (react-query + wagmi) ↓ smart contract basics (erc20, erc721, erc1155) ↓ aa + smart wallets (4337, safe, passkeys) ↓ gasless tx + relayers (biconomy / zerodev / safe relayers) ↓ rpc infra (thirdweb/alchemy / infura / lava / blast) ↓ multi-chain routing (l1, l2s, gas tokens, chain config) ↓ wallet UX patterns (signing flows, sessions, auth) ↓ security basics (replay attacks, signature misuse, approvals) ↓ devops for product teams (docker, ci/cd) ↓ product analytics (user sessions, tx success, drop-off) ↓ shipping dapps + dashboards+hackathons/oss ↓ congrats you’re a blockchain product engineer

@sharedotxyz just share it

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@AdamuJrda1st so in other words, an allocation checker ?

a lot of people are still confused about what rtgs actually are, so here’s the straightforward breakdown: arcium isn’t doing airdrops. instead, they’re using rtgs (retroactive token grants). team has been transparent about this from the start so no surprises here. the whole idea is to reward people based on real contributions across the ecosystem, whether technical or community-based. 1. the rtg platform is the hub for everything you get a profile, a dashboard, a place to check allocations, and a place to send in contributions if you want them reviewed. 2. two types of rtgs exist: >onchain rtgs: these come from actions that are visible onchain testnets, app interactions, things your wallet can verify automatically. no submissions needed. >offchain rtgs: these are for things you do outside the chain writing, helping the community, hosting, moderating, educating, etc. these require a submission so the team can see the context and impact. 3. acceptance ≠ allocation if your submission is accepted, it means you’re eligible, not guaranteed. the actual amounts only appear during the recognition events. 4. rtg recognition events happen in waves wave 1 is happening at mainnet alpha, and it’s specifically for the earliest and most consistent contributors, the people who were here, visible, supportive, and part of the foundation. more waves will follow to recognize newer contributors over time. 5. what rtgs are trying to do: >make contribution clearer >show people what matters ahead of tge >reward genuine involvement across all areas of the ecosystem >bring structure to how recognition works >give contributors a transparent path instead of guessing blindly rtgs shift things toward long-term relationships, meaningful work, and a sense of shared ownership. it’s a different model from airdrops not better or worse just more intentional. 6. long-term vision over time, the rtg platform becomes the fabric connecting contributors, builders, and new ecosystem projects. as you build reputation, you unlock deeper opportunities, recognition waves, and visibility inside the network. it’s a system that gives people a path to grow with the ecosystem at their own pace and based on their strengths. thanks for your attention to this matter. stay ☂️

i believe this is a very good time to build cool stuff in crypto mehn i need to acquire so much more knowledge

@frabjous_id @Microplan_dev interesting just checked it out

You’ve not heard of @Microplan_dev We shipped 3 products this year planning with microplan and built on cursor. They’re making revenue. Nothing has broken, and won’t.