loki

be vocal and ride your conviction sure you might be wrong and lose a lot of money, be an absolute joke infront of everyone but thats how you win over long term big wins come from huge conviction bets, take a chance anon

@sonyasunkim v cool but where's the bridge facilitator capital is coming from? from certain actors who accrue yield on vaults deposit/redemption fee?

kuala lumpur's infra puts any indian city to shame

everytime i come back to SEA i wonder why i dont live here truly its a cheat code and instant better living standards for the dollar

@0xvedang 🔥

The world is tokenizing everything. T-bills, real estate, credit, bonds. RWA's just hit an all-time high. Every fortnight a new headline about institutions bringing rwas onto the blockchain. The world is changing in real time and honestly it felt exciting. BTC holders are sitting on the most liquid, accessing RWAs with native Bitcoin felt nearly impossible without, > Wrapping your BTC > Giving it to a custodian > Hoping the bridge doesn't get exploited I didn't have a plan. I just wanted to solve my own problem. I started digging into what actually existed for cross-chain BTC infrastructure and that's when I found @gardenfi. "GardenFi RWA Bridge" a trustless, non-custodial access to real-world assets, straight from native BTC. The foundation is @gardenfi, and choosing it wasn't arbitrary. Garden is a cross-chain Bitcoin bridge built on atomic swaps and HTLCs, the most battle-tested trustless settlement primitives in crypto. The guarantee is simple: your swap either completes fully or reverts. No third party ever holds your BTC. No wrapped tokens. No multisig risk. $2B+ in swaps settled. For something moving BTC into RWAs, this wasn't optional, it was the baseline. Garden runs on an intent-based architecture, the same philosophy winning across DeFi right now. User express what they want, fillers compete to execute it trustlessly, in ~30 seconds. No locking assets into a contract and hoping for the best. Built by @jazgulati, @nsusruth, @interopdude and team, who understand Bitcoin interoperability at a level most teams don't. Their intent-based architecture was the last piece that convinced me. You don't lock your assets somewhere and pray. You say what you want, the network figures out how to execute it, So built GardenFi RWA Bridge on top of it. The flow is simple: your native BTC goes in, Garden handles the cross-chain settlement through atomic swaps, and on the other side your position lands in the RWA asset of your choice. No custodian in the middle. No wrapping. Just BTC holders finally having a seat at the table. Bitcoin represents $1T+ in capital sitting largely idle, not because holders don't want yield, but because there's been no safe path in. RWA protocols need deep, trusted liquidity to scale. Link - garden-fi.vercel.app rn the app supports stablecoin and xstocks on Arbitrum. scaling it soon to Solana and L2s Would love to hear feedback, bugs, ideas, all welcome.

i keep searching her in others but keep getting lost because no one's her

twitter search and dms are beyond fucked

@mmdhrumil 🫡

Exciting day tomorrow for both Archer and Solana Watch this account, tomorrow is the first step towards re-building all of finance on Solana ACCELERATE

i and @AnirudhP built ostium points calculator, track how much your points are worth at your moonmath val bw trading vol and OLP note: data might not be accurate enough, we just used publicly avl data ostium-math.vercel.app

khan market date in cold delhi evenings is a yearner's dream

I firmly believe that the loneliness epidemic is a choice. You cannot get a thriving social life without risking a little embarrassment or rejection. The youth need to stop being weenies and throw more parties.

she ayotallah on my khamenei until i bazooka

@blancxbt can u hire me to do logo x logo pls

me and my buddy have finally decided to go the founders way and start a crypto company after hours, days and weeks of brainstorming together trying to indentify what our industry lacks and what we can improve we’ve decided to launch a new L1 the major improvements vs the competition ? a better name and logo see you in top 30 forbes under 30

@anirudhmakhana big vouch

IM HIRING. specifically, i'm hiring a company thats worth giving my next chapter to. i started in crypto as devrel. i ended up building relay infra processing 3M+ transactions a month across 50+ chains. i took a break. i'm back. now i'm going deep on AI and stablecoins. if you're building at that intersection - this thread is your application form. 🧵

@Keir_Starmer my man larry chillin

Four years on from Russia’s barbaric full-scale invasion of Ukraine, our message to the Ukrainian people is simple: Britain is with you. Today we are stepping up military, humanitarian, and reconstruction support and we will support Ukraine for as long as it takes for a just and lasting peace. Russia will not win this war. Slava Ukraini.

@Gold_Cryptoz that patek is insane

Okay fine I’ll go first 😭😭 guilty

Alright guys… time to fess up Which one of you bought a Patek Philippe or Ferrari to mark the pico top of crypto

@Sherrypeter bangkok is elite, no brainer tbh

bangkok shouldn't be this good for this cheap i'm genuinely considering moving there to escape dubai summers. I did the math - rent goes down by 50-60% - a weekend of eating out < one dubai brunch - gym is 70-80% cheaper - timezone can be a bit challenging but manageable this feels too good to be true. what am I missing or where else should i be looking?

@pash161 @DefiIgnas random anons printed 7/8 figs from ohm/defi kingdoms and other shit, wot u sayin

@DefiIgnas defi summer made insiders rich, i’m sure retail mostly lost money

The OpenClaw moment reminds me of DeFi summer: Early adopters experimenting with expensive tech and bad UX. Both have conviction that this changes everything. A community building open source stuff (smart contracts vs AI Skills now). But DeFi summer had a financial layer that let anyone capture value. Compound launched $COMP rewards. Uniswap let you LP and earn fees and a star dev Andre (vs P. Steinberger now) found ways to build on top. Every new protocol meant new tokens and new upside for retail. Many early adopters got rich while having fun. The AI agent wave doesn't have any of it. OpenClaw is free and open source, which is great. But the value flows to API providers: Anthropic, OpenAI, and the GPU layer underneath. You run an agent, you pay their API bill. We also paid huge gas fees in DeFi too, but that ETH went back into the ecosystem (validators). Your Claude API bill goes to Anthropic's balance sheet and their private investors. We can't invest in it. Nothing comes back to you. Maybe it's okay as you're still having fun (while staying poor). We had an AI x crypto run with VIRTUAL, AIXBT, ai16z but those were speculation on the narrative, not productive activity like DeFi farming was. And the timing was wayyyy off. That meta came and went before OpenClaw made AI agents real for normies. We are exhausted of tokens by now. So the point of my rant is that AI wealth concentrates upwards. The OpenClaw dev joined OpenAI. The infra costs billions and the gains go to the companies that own the models. DeFi summer made retail rich but this AI wave makes the rich richer. We're still playing but the upside is going elsewhere.

as a guy why do u have story highlights w all the flags of countries you've been to

i wanna tell a big fat shut the fuck up to anyone who gives me unsolicited advice

@Ishansharma7390 you guys have nothing to do with AI apart from selling courses to ill-informed people and jumping from meta to meta for your bags stop larping

The best thing about the AI impact summit is getting to meet everyone together. What a morning!