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Shipping code used to be a question of trust. Not trust in the code itself, but trust in the process around it. Someone opens a PR, someone else glances through it, maybe runs it locally, maybe not, and eventually it gets merged. Not because it’s proven correct, but because nobody found a reason to block it. That model worked when code moved slower. It breaks in a world of vibe coding. AI has made it trivial to generate large amounts of code quickly. The bottleneck didn’t disappear, it shifted. Writing sped up, but verification stayed manual, under-incentivized, and often rushed. So PR volume goes up, while actual certainty goes down. MergeProof exists because of that gap. At its core, MergeProof turns a pull request into a market decision instead of a social one. When a developer submits code through mergeproof.com, they don’t just ask for approval. They attach stake to their submission. That stake is a signal of confidence. It says: I believe this code holds up under scrutiny. Then the dynamic flips. Reviewers are no longer passive participants doing favors or rushing through queues. They become active adversaries with incentives. If they find real issues, they earn. If they miss something, the signal remains unchallenged. This creates something traditional code review never had: A reason to care deeply. In the current system: Reviewing is unpaid Depth is optional Speed is rewarded In MergeProof: Reviewing is incentivized Depth is profitable Accuracy is rewarded It aligns everyone around the same outcome: catching problems before they become expensive. This matters most for open source and Web3, where the stakes are already high but the review layer is often fragile. Maintainers are overwhelmed. Contributors are uneven in quality. And bugs that slip through don’t just cause inconvenience, they can cost real money. MergeProof introduces skin in the game at the exact point where it was missing. It doesn’t replace code review, it upgrades its incentive structure. Instead of hoping someone looks closely, you create a system where someone is motivated to. The interesting part is not just better PRs. It’s the shift from reputation-based trust to economically backed confidence. Code stops being something we “feel good about merging” and becomes something that has been challenged, tested, and priced before it goes live. That’s a very different standard.

There’s a quiet tax nobody talks about with leveraged BTC. Not just liquidation… but the constant mental overhead of managing it. You’re not just holding BTC, you’re babysitting it. BTC-Jr from @FragmentsOrg feels like someone removed that layer entirely. 1.33x $BTC, no debt, no liquidation triggers… just exposure engineered from structure instead of borrowed risk. It’s the first time leverage feels… boring in a good way. Like something you can actually forget about and still believe in. I signed up already → link.fragments.org/rally

@jalaal_tweets Tell me more

The real money is exploiting web2 gaps with automation.

@jalaal_tweets Bro what app did you use to add voice to it - I mean the instructions

It’s 4am and I just made a video on how to install a skill. md file on Claude because a lot of people don’t know how to install it in my comments Was working with Darui all night, finishing up the backend of my SaaS project while ragebaiting folks. What a productive night

@jalaal_tweets Oti gbayi

I spent a week researching how people spot AI-generated text. After heavily studying Wikipedia detection pages, Carnegie Mellon studies, Reddit mod complaints, and posts on X. Turned the research into a writing skill that works across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and 8 other agents. 50+ banned words. 10 structural rules. One SKILL.md file. Open source, go use it. github.com/jalaalrd/anti-…

@pedriiitis Guy very stupid coordination - doesn’t make any sense

WHY on earth is there even an intl break 2 weeks before UCL quarterfinals are they fucking dumb

@huncho0806 @1609_lucas @ObiOfAguleri @n_manu06 I hate ignorant people with my life on the line. The evidence is everywhere you don’t even have to work hard to find it. Wtf

Nobody is working over time for our failure, we are a sovereign country for God's sake!. A competent politician, even a governor can't change the trajectory of his state immediately once they wanna work. We are facing full blown corruption by the elites, and it has nothing to do with WEST !

The more I learn about the world, politics, philosophy and sociology, the more I don’t take “pan africanism” serious at all. LIKE AT ALLLLLLLLLLL

🚨 Anthropic is going public as soon as October 2026 They went from $18B valuation in 2024 to $380B today, that’s a 20x in 2 years The IPO is expected to raise more than $60B

@degengeek Where to ?

My vacation in a week

The part that surprised me using @grvt_io wasn’t speed, it was how little I had to think. Deposit went through, opened a position, checked yield on the same balance… no mental switching between “trading mode” and “earning mode.” That kind of simplicity quietly keeps you in the app longer than you planned.

What caught my attention isn’t just that @grvt_io crossed $100M+ TVL… it’s when it’s happening. A lot of platforms feel quiet right now, but capital is still finding its way there and staying active alongside $200B+ in perp volume. That combination usually signals conviction, not just short-term farming behavior.

I’ve seen too many point systems quietly reset the scoreboard without saying it. So when @grvt_io adds +6% additional community allocation and keeps existing points protected, it changes the psychology completely. It means the time already spent farming isn’t being diluted behind the scenes… it’s being reinforced. That’s the kind of signal that makes me stay consistent instead of second guessing the system.

@Ohjayy My bro check dm

It's already happening The solana trenches is proof that anything anywhere can be tokenized The trenches have • Rasied funds for people in the hospital • Giving out the charity • Supported the rescue of engangered animals • Even Politics Sol trenches can never die!!

@degengeek 😂

Can backpack give me 0.3

Now I wish I was technical - not too late anyway

For the first time in history, agreements can execute globally without asking anyone for permission. And for the first time, when those agreements break, there’s nowhere native to go. Smart contracts don’t pause for disputes. They settle. Funds move. Outcomes finalize. But the assumptions behind them can fail, whether it’s flawed logic, bad data, or conflicting incentives between participants who may never share a jurisdiction. This creates a structural gap. Execution is decentralized, enforcement is not. Traditional courts were built for identifiable parties, physical jurisdictions, and slow processes. They struggle with pseudonymous actors, cross-border coordination, and systems where code has already acted before a dispute is even recognized. Internetcourt.org introduces a different layer designed for this reality. A framework where disputes can be initiated and resolved in an environment that matches how digital agreements are formed. Transparent procedures, global accessibility, and outcomes that can meaningfully connect back to onchain systems. This becomes even more critical as agents begin to transact, negotiate, and coordinate value autonomously. The volume and complexity of disputes will not shrink. It will compound. Without an internet-native court, we are building an economy that can execute, but cannot reconcile. That is not a scaling issue. It is a missing foundation.

When design looks this sharp, investors assume the numbers are too. That’s the power of a premium landing page.

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@elonmusk They give that sense of security

AI bots will be more human than human

@fvtumi Give me update

Getting the right information is so underrated damn