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Pyth Network does not close on weekends and weekdays. Excited to see more Pyth Indices live (14 US equities, 3 Commodities, 2 FX, 2 Metals) 24/7 markets. 24/7 pricing. Markets never sleep with Pyth Network Smart option is to explore Pyth indices today. 🤩 @PythNetwork

@asterturtle @PythNetwork Happy Tuesday legend

Yesterday was a great day for a bike ride! And as you can see, @PythNetwork is with me everywhere; even when I'm cycling, everyone can tell I love first-party data😅🔮

@totti1317 A must read article

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$420B. HIP-3 cumulative volume. 97.5% of it, powered by Pyth. Hyperliquid.

@SkyZ__DIGITALIA @Agarwalfeeds @PythNetwork @PythEco @PytheniansNFT Sketchers next time 👀

Took me some time but theres is it 🔥 Grats again to @Agarwalfeeds for winning with this stunner design💜 After some consideration decided we will place the digital print on the back and make this design spread over the oversize T 🤝 In the making as we speak and soon on the web so anyone can get one 🙌🏼 Loved all the hYpe and amazing contributions ... pythians are different kind of breed 💜 Nex time we can do a Hoody, cap, sleeveles T, traineers? What would u like to design next 💡

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@KeithbmBG @PythNetwork markets dont sleep anymore

Pyth Network does not close on weekends and weekdays. Excited to see more Pyth Indices live (14 US equities, 3 Commodities, 2 FX, 2 Metals) 24/7 markets. 24/7 pricing. Markets never sleep with Pyth Network Smart option is to explore Pyth indices today. 🤩 @PythNetwork

@bobyhamster @PythNetwork Agree

@KeithbmBG @PythNetwork 24/7 pricing is becoming the new standard for onchain finance

@rukky_003 @PythNetwork Pyth is cooking

@KeithbmBG @PythNetwork Wow that’s big one there 21 indices 👀👀

@YuliiaLemba @EthraShip Voted✅️

RWAs are bringing real-world value on-chain. @EthraShip is showing how even global shipping can become part of this new economy 🚢 if you could tokenize one real-world asset, what would you choose

@YuliiaLemba @PythNetwork Absolutely agree with you

@KeithbmBG @PythNetwork more data availability is always useful

@princeNFA @PythNetwork All in Pyth

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@Asxxf123049 @RialoHQ Happy Tuesday legend

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@pronaks56 @KASTxyz Have a good day

Grabbed some fresh strawberries at Albert Cuypmarkt. Look insanely ripe and sweet The box set me back $10.50. Paid straight in stables with my Kast card, and $0.16 cashback hit the account right away @KASTxyz

@angelinaeest Great start of the day

good morning fair warning, I'll be a little bit of a brat today

@tolik12308 Thanks for sharing Alpha

40-YEAR-OLD AMERICAN DEVELOPER JOHN ASKED HIMSELF IF IT WAS NECESSARY TO SPEND $10,000 TO RUN LARGE AI MODELS? We recently tested the Intel Arc Pro B70 with 32 GB of VRAM. If you install four such cards in one workstation, you get 128 GB of video memory for about $4,000. Yes, such a configuration is still inferior to the NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000. But the price difference is also huge. $4,000 versus almost $10,000. For most AI developers who run local models, test LLMs, or work with image generation, this can be a much more profitable solution. Assembly cost $4,500. Electricity $94 per month. Six clients pay $800 each per month. You don’t always have to buy the most powerful. Sometimes the smartest purchase is the one that gives you 80–90% of the performance for half the price. That’s why the AI ​​hardware market is getting more and more interesting. Competition is finally starting to work in favor of users

@Skybornfx Interesting information thank you

📰 Reflect Orbital promises sunlight on demand even at night Reflect Orbital plans to launch a satellite with an 18 by 18 meter film mirror by the end of the year. From 625 km orbit it will bounce sunlight onto a 5-6 km patch of Earth even at night. They want to keep solar plants running longer and light up construction sites fields and disaster zones A similar idea was tried before. In 1993 the Russian Znamya-2 project unfolded a 20 meter mirror and sent a 5 km wide solar bunny across Europe. The second try in 99 failed when the reflector tore Astronomers are against it. They say the artificial light will mess with observations disrupt animal migration and could blind pilots. But the US commission still gave the green light on July 9 The startup says it will keep the beam targeted switch it off fast and avoid observatories. By 2035 they aim for 50 thousand of these satellites. Sounds cool but also a bit creepy 🙂 #ReflectOrbital #SpaceTech #SolarPower

@Vag_0x Thanks for sharing 🔥

🗓️ Weekly TOP-3 Wins and Losses in Liquid First of all, I want to congratulate everyone who was cheering for Spain. Spain had a legendary match yesterday - great passes, complete dominance on the field. Although Argentina also played well at times, the absolute MVP was Argentina goalkeepe Trade results from last week in @liquidtrading are already here! 🟢 Top 3 Wins ⟣ @snwdnnn +122 ⟣ @Sameer30300 +71 ⟣ @crypto_yanok +68 🔴 Top 3 Losses ⟣ @wradgamingyt -66 ⟣ @OnlyZen_PK -57 ⟣ @Jellyfish_Joshh -51 Today, as always, I congratulate all the winners and wish you to always be in my Top list of winners. And to those who ended up in the losers today - I hope you have better luck next time Don’t forget to send your profit statistics to the "Wins/Losses" thread See you in Liquid - discord.com/invite/liquidt… ⟢

@zhukv197 @get_optimum Happy Tuesday Vita

The network that thinks vs. the network that copies Most networking infrastructure is built on one assumption: Move data from A to B as faithfully as possible. Don't change it. Don't interpret it. Don't add to it. Just copy. Forward. Repeat. ∞ This assumption is so deeply embedded Receive. Forward. Repeat. That's the job. RLNC challenges that assumption at the mathematical level. Instead of simply forwarding packets, an RLNC-enabled node can generate new coded combinations from the information it already has. The data doesn't change. The way it is represented does. Every transmission can carry a new coded combination. Every connection contributes useful information toward successful reconstruction. ∞ This isn't just a software optimization. It's a different way of thinking about networking. In the traditional model, the network is a passive transport layer. Information moves through it unchanged. With RLNC, computation is no longer confined to the endpoints. The network itself participates in making reliable de The infrastructure isn't just carrying information. It's helping reconstruct it. That's a fundamentally different way to think about a network. @get_optimum

@Slonski_rt Thanks for sharing Slonski

mixers hide transfers. fluton hides everything mixers: send money privately. that is it fluton: arbitrary logic. DeFi access. crosschain ops. AI agents. all private > mixers are dumb. receive. send. done > fluton is smart. swap. farm. bridge. automate. coordinate agents. all encrypted this is why fluton isn't a mixer it is infrastructure for private computation. not just private payments @FlutonIO