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utxo and fuel's utxo explained like i was talking w you face-to-face. this is an interactive read bro... you'll learn a lot from it. do well to take a shower before opening it... alternatively, you could bookmarkkk... so you can always come back to it. now, let's get innn... ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⋯✦⋯⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ y’knoww, when people say blockchain, it sounds super techy, ayeee? but forget that for now. let’s start from something simple that makes sense to everyoneee. there are basically two big ways that blockchains track money and carry out transactions, and each of them affects how useful they can be in the real worlddd. the first is ethereum’s way. before we begin, UTXOs -- unspent transaction outputs. now, ethereum uses what’s basically a huge notebook. every single person has their own page in this notebook... and when you send money to someone else, ethereum crosses out numbers on your page, and writes new ones. if you had 20 tokens and you send 5, now your page says 15, and the other person’s page gets 5 added to it. easy enough, is it not? but the thing is ¬ ethereum doesn’t just track money. it tracks everything. it remembers who owns what NFT, who staked their tokens last week, who swapped coins yesterday... every smart contract adds more lines into that notebook. soon enough, that clean notebook gets crowded and complicated… ...every new interaction adds more notes, more changes, more confusion. now, that’s okay if you’re carefullll. it’s powerful… but it's also messy. cos every piece of data is tied togetherrr and e’erything affects e’erything else. when too many people want to make updates at the same time, things slow down, fees spike, and stuff gets tricky real fast… like a traffic jam at rush hour. bitcoin, on the other hand, uses a totally different method. it doesn’t even have that notebook. it doesn’t bother with balances… instead, it treats money exactly like physical cash. say you’re holding a $10 bill. you can’t just rip that bill apart if you only want to spend $6… so you have to give the full $10, and the cashier gives you change. bitcoin does exactly the same thing. if you have a “coin” worth 10 bucks [utxo], and you want to send $6 to your friend, you give the whole 10-dollar coin to the system. it gives your friend a fresh 6-dollar coin and gives you a fresh 4-dollar coin back as changeeeee. that original $10 coin is now gone, it doesn’t exist anymoree… it’s spent forever. bitcoin just creates new coins each time money moves around... and it never updates old coins. never edits. ...coins get spent completely, new coins are created fresh, end of story. why this might actually look good is cos bitcoin’s way avoids ethereum’s traffic jam problem. there’s no shared notebook, so nothing gets tangled… each coin lives in its own world, untouched by others. now… this clean, isolated style is great for money. it’s super safe, and it scales nicely. …but it has a huge weakness ::: it's usually too simple for smart contracts. ”why do you say so, goldman?” ez… like i highlighted to you earlier, smart contracts on ethereum depend on memoryyy. they remember stuff, like who owns what, or how much you staked last month. bitcoin’s coins don’t remember anythinggg. so each time you use them, you start totally fresh. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⋯✦⋯⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ and this is exactly the big challenge ::: how do you get bitcoin’s cleanliness and ethereum’s smart contract power at the same time? ... you do that w [@fuel_network]. now, fuel looked at bitcoin’s UTXO style -- the cash-like approach -- and realized it had potential... the problem was that the coins themselves were too basic. they couldn’t carry enough info for smart contracts. so fuel took that idea and gave it a major upgrade. so, instead of each coin holding just money, fuel lets each coin carry extra instructions and data… each coin now arrives with enough context to allow smart contracts to run real apps, ...without needing to remember anything later. this small tweak has a massive impact. now people can build actual, complex apps… like swapping coins, voting, playing games, staking… ¬ without having a huge, messy notebook slowing everything down. each transaction is fully contained, clear, and complete by itself. so instead of ethereum’s single crowded checkout lane, fuel opens up dozens of clean, independent checkout counters. transactions move faster, safer. amazing, isn’t it?! ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⋯✦⋯⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ but if we were to be critical here… i'd say fuel’s way isn’t totally perfect either. it requires developers to be extra careful. they must make sure each coin comes with the right instructions, because there’s no memory to lean on. this makes coding a bit trickier. but that’s exactly why fuel’s approach matters… it forces a kind of discipline that ethereum’s method doesn’t. ...fewer shortcuts, fewer hidden mistakes, fewer problems down the line. but also safer in many waysss... there’s less room for hidden bugs or accidental state changes, which is one of the major issues with ethereum’s global state approach. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⋯✦⋯⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ethereum says, “we can remember everything, no problem,” until that memory turns into a tangled mess. bitcoin says, “we’ll remember nothing, ever,” until it struggles to do more than basic payments. fuel found the balance. it took bitcoin’s disciplined approach and gave it just enough flexibility to run powerful smart contracts… without bringing back ethereum’s messy notebook problem. and that, bros is why i fell in love w fuel. i'm still goldman... and next time, we'll be discussing fuel's [@SwayLang] more extensively. 'til then, stay tuned, stay happy, eat healthy... ily.

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refuelling w/ goldman – ep. 3: honestly, when [@fuel_network] started talking about [@SwayLang], i had the same reaction as most people: "here we go again... another new language i’ll probably never learn." i mean, i’m an experienced coder... and i wish i could just casually spin up some smart contracts and flex my sway skills on the timeline, i might actually do that soon, tbh... but let's see. i'll learn it, and i'll do it. now, the reason fuel did not just go w the normal ethereum solidity is cos - ethereum uses accounts and global state, while fuel runs on something called UTXOs... ...the same type of structure bitcoin has [but way smarter and faster]. the usual tools - solidity, vyper, remix - they weren't built for thattt... it’s like trying to fit a square peg into a round hole. it won’t work, at least not without a mess. so fuel built sway. and honestly, sway is a pretty thoughtful flex. ...it’s rust-inspired, meaning it's strict, safe, and smooth to useee... [not speaking from personal experience tho, not yet...] and since fuel works differently, sway was literally designed around fuel’s entire logic. - parallel execution, -cleaner modular design, -contracts, -scripts, -predicates... all running seamlessly because sway was built exactly for this. fun fact::: i haven't actually really seen any chain rethink dev tooling from scratch like the way [@fuel_network] did w [@SwayLang]... if there arr, someone blz tag them in the comments. and the fact that it's still less talked about is a chance to understand what fuel is actually doing at the deepest level... before the whole noise kicks in. it’s a chance to be early on something that might reshape how we build in crypto/web3... and uhmmm, maybe one day i’ll actually learn sway, maybe you will too. i might even write a script or two w it... and wen i do, trust me to make a post bout it immediately... kek. that's all for now bros... see you in the next episode, we'll discuss somm'n even betterrr. and if there's enough interest in the comments, i'll do a more detailed solid breakdown of the sway language. i'm still goldman.

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computefi in one minute. early this year, a friend of mine [@OxTochi] reached out to [@73lV_], explaining how he had issues w finding a place to stayyy, he didn't like his current house, and wanted a bigger better room, soooo badlyyy. and at the same timeeee, there happened to be this huge empty apartment in hokage's houseee, and no one's usinggg it... so hokage rented it out to him. and now [@OxTochi] thanks [@73lV_] for it e'erydayyy. now, he has a bigger, better apartment all to himself now, he can host house partiess, and have some fun... things he could not do in his former apartment. thisss, my bro... this is exactly how computefi works. this same analogy, but replace the apartment w extra power that your computer isn't using. [@cysic_xyz] is a good example. they use somm'n called proof-of-compute [poc]. ¬ earn rewards by letting people use your computer's extra power. but you can also invest tokens to help improve the network and get extra perks. so you're renting an apartment, and still contributing to the maintenance of the whole building. computefi can earn you money from something that's just sitting around, all while letting you be part of building cool future tek.

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