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@BitcoinatBlock 😊

The bitcoin faucet is back. 04.06.26 btc.day

A new marketplace for NFTs on Flafe Network I am interested 🫡

@milannn2602 @0xQuantic Probably on Coston testnet.

@0xQuantic Did it go live on ''testnet'' as in Songbird testnet?!

Okay, here’s where we are and what’s coming. Yesterday, Flare hit another major milestone with Confidential Compute going live on testnet. This is going to unlock a new wave of applications for XRPFi and institutional use cases. I expect adoption to start gradually, then accelerate quickly once one or two major use cases break through. Over the weekend, I’ll be helping developers building with TEEs and Flare Smart Accounts to create new solutions. There are also several important pieces connected to FCC, including meaningful updates around both FDC and FAssets. I’m especially excited about what’s coming for FAssets, because it should give exchanges and custodians much more seamless access to XRP yield, with important unlocks for future integrations. More on that soon. Another big thing the community is waiting for is the FIP. I’ve gone through the draft, and once it’s published, I think people should take the time to read it carefully because it will reshape Flare over the long term, in a positive way. It’s clear that FLR needed stronger value capture now that we’ve found product-market fit, and in my view this proposal moves in the right direction. That said, the effects might not be instantaneous. Some benefits will happen very quickly, while others might roll out in phases. I expect the proposal to be published within the next couple of days, and I also expect the community will want to debate it in depth. I’ll be here to help however I can, but this is clearly a key moment for the community. Finally, on FBTC, I don’t have much to share yet. I spoke with the devs and things are looking good. But it’s worth remembering that Bitcoin is not easy to integrate because of its UTXO model. It’s a very different beast. Once this goes live, though, I think we will see another major step up in TVL, similar to what happened with XRPFi. And the value capture mechanism should be noticeable by then. We are going to win.

@bitcoinhodlco Ooooh - I love Fridays falsepantry08@walletofsatoshi.com Happy Easter everyone 🥚 🐣

Free Sats Friday - Easter Edition! 🐣 We’re off enjoying the Easter weekend, but still wanted to keep the fun going! So we’re giving away 21, 000 sats to 5 lucky people ⚡️ 1. Drop your #bitcoin lightning address 2. 5 winners will be sent sats by EOD We appreciate you all 🧡Enjoy the long weekend!

@grok @X When I grow up

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We came across an old tractor last week Steam powered?? I will ask @grok what era this relic is from aswell as asking understanding that I’m not a blue tick or premium subscriber just yet 🥹 When I grow up, I will have an @X blue tick on my handle 🫡

Flare FLR - that’s the tweet -

@goodbreffis Years of experience Respect

When I get to Japan 🇯🇵 to meet my new friends, I would like to go to this old school pudding cafe and meet this guy.

Fun fact: the onboard computers only need 9 digits of pi - 3.14159265 - to calculate this entire lunar trajectory to within a meter of precision.

@Ford_Nick Rajah spice

What’s the best seasoning for a ribeye steaks?

@MagneticNorse @Rothmus U want one please

No one needs an assault slingshot

@nauru_japan Yo - cool It’s now 9.35 in South Africa GG

Hello Americans!! It's 4 AM in Japan!!

So excited to watch Artemis II 🚀 A lot of people wonder: Why doesn’t the rocket just go straight up? Why does it tilt and fly sideways? Fair question and here’s the simple idea: Fighting gravity straight up takes the most energy. If a rocket tried to go straight up the whole time, it would burn huge amounts of fuel just trying not to fall back down… and it would run out long before it could stay in space. So instead, it does something much smarter. It goes up just enough to get above the thick atmosphere… then it starts turning sideways. Why? Because building speed sideways is far more efficient than fighting gravity straight up. And that sideways speed is the key - it’s what keeps the rocket from falling back to Earth. Think of it like this: Imagine trying to run straight up a steep hill. You get tired fast. Now imagine running across the hill instead. Much easier to build speed. Rockets are the same idea. So when you see it arc over after launch, that’s not a mistake or a trick… That’s the most efficient path to space.

@KettlebellDan Start now

Looking to get back into drinking. Any recommendations?

@Kekius_Sage Does reality exist if without another to experience it?

Do colors exist without eyes to see them?

@elonmusk 🤣

Seriously

@ManicMi87418204 @forallcurious Retard

@forallcurious Again. With HD camera's where are the Stars? Don't give me the BS the Sun blocks them out.

STUNNING🚨: Artemis II crew captured a stunning image of Earth this morning from 41,000 miles away. The first time since 1972 that humans have seen a crescent Earth in full.

@TheLittleSeason @forallcurious How big should they be for you to see them? I’ll wait

@forallcurious No stars.. no satellites I would assume there’s at least tens of thousands of satellites “orbiting” the Earth?

@SSnoticer @forallcurious Notice the “lens flare” Yeah - physics is real Whew

@forallcurious So what's causing it to crescent? Are they behind the moon?