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Building TEE-enabled real-time proving for rollups, to unify Ethereum. Backed by @a16zcrypto CSX. Join our community today: https://t.co/zh2zkETXLb

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t1@t1protocol·
Today, we’re announcing t1’s Vision Litepaper: The design achieving real-time interop among the @ethereum and existing rollups (incl. incumbents like @arbitrum & @base)—without requiring their permission. We’re talking pragmatic composability via TEEs + crypto-economic security + ZK checkpoints. Details below.
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Orest Tarasiuk 𝚝𝟷@OrestTa·
Yesterday: Claude remote control will let me touch grass Today: Claude remote control lets me continue coding whilst on the way to the toilet Tomorrow: Claude remote control did …
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@OrestTa We did
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Orest Tarasiuk 𝚝𝟷@OrestTa·
Claude SKILLs in a shared repo are POWERFUL, invest into them, do it now
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Can Kisagun@kisaguncan·
Looping RWAs (e.g. XAUT) is functionally the same as opening a leveraged long on Hyperliquid or Lighter. That said, looping and holding the actual asset has a few advantages over going long on a perpDEX: - Permissionless listing of any RWA as collateral on Morpho - Potentially lower cost of borrowing vs funding rates - Yield-bearing RWAs — if you hold a tokenized stock, you earn dividends while leveraged - No auto-deleveraging, better control over your position
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Can Kisagun@kisaguncan·
This is an excellent take! Tokenization means collateral. Collateral means more lending and borrowing activity. Now that I can tokenize my gold, I can borrow against it, arb lending rates, and create yield on an otherwise idle asset. But the real explosion for lending/borrowing will come when we solve undercollateralized loans and credit.
Vance Spencer@pythianism

Ken Griffin had a negative take on tokenization yesterday, his point being that securities trading is already efficient I understand Ken's take, but it misses the point that tokenization's primary use case is not trading. Tokenization's main use case is to facilitate better formation of capital, specifically lending When you know what assets are worth at all times, and you can draw significant liquidity on demand against them, and issue new assets programmatically, what you have is just a better organized lending capital market that has larger bandwidth. Framework routinely does things in crypto lending markets that would be considered impossible elsewhere, and are only made possible through tokenization. Tokenization can squeeze 50-100% efficiency gains out of existing capital markets just by organizing them better. The thesis does not need to be more complicated than that and does not involve securities trading or internet capital markets. Thank you Ken G

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Krzysztof Spisak-Spisacki
Krzysztof Spisak-Spisacki@kss_t1·
@t1protocol This is crucial, since APY of ERC4626 vaults is famously unstable! Being able to move funds to the highest APY currently will just be much profitable in the long term.
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t1@t1protocol·
Yild is a non-custodial, automated cross-chain vault (strategy execution) protocol built on t1's real-time proving infrastructure. Yild lets developers deploy verifiable, on-chain–enforced strategies that execute across chains without trust assumptions.
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t1@t1protocol·
How does a TEE-enabled perpDEX work?
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Orest Tarasiuk 𝚝𝟷@OrestTa·
t1 target architecture relies on TEEs but reinforces their security with a cryptoeconomic value-at-risk approach combined with zero-knowledge proofs, to reset that risk counter
t1@t1protocol

Our long term approach is defense in depth. Start with TEEs to make cross chain execution work at low cost. Then add lightweight proof of stake with re execution and TEE level consensus. Finally, use periodic zero knowledge proofs to cap economic risk. Layered integrity reduces cost without sacrificing security.

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t1@t1protocol·
Our long term approach is defense in depth. Start with TEEs to make cross chain execution work at low cost. Then add lightweight proof of stake with re execution and TEE level consensus. Finally, use periodic zero knowledge proofs to cap economic risk. Layered integrity reduces cost without sacrificing security.
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Can Kisagun@kisaguncan·
@JonathanDCohen1 @roundrobin42 if most people are using, then a small majority is winning big! the winner have the edge and they will want to lever up their positions to win even more!
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t1@t1protocol·
@0xFudrick Volume vs market cap feels mispriced - do you see leverage as the main driver here?
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0xFudrick@0xFudrick·
$OK OKbet the leading Polymarket trading bot pushing almost $1m daily volume (record highs) trading at a $200k market cap. Have to take a stab at the token here, higher.
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t1@t1protocol·
@mobius3_3 @Polymarket Volatility likes leverages. Would you take leveraged bets on Polymarket?
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andrew(❤,🩸)@mobius3_3·
some early lessons from first two weeks trading on @Polymarket - volatility is often mispriced in many cases, polymarket prices volatility better than traditional options. structuring bets similar to selling calls or puts can work well as a portfolio complement, not a standalone gamble. - liquidity is better than it looks at almost any snapshot, liquidity isn’t that good. but volatility + impulsive flows are huge. if you’re patient and place limit orders, the market often comes to you. – trade in the time window before resolution, value distribution is wide and edges exist. as time passes, outcomes compress and mispricing disappears. bet early in the window, and exit when the edge starts to narrow. - dust odds aren’t worth it chasing tiny probabilities with bad risk-reward rarely pays. capital is better deployed where mispricing + size actually matter. polymarket isn’t just “betting” — it’s a volatility and timing game. treat it like one.
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banana0x@banan_crypto·
I found one of the safest strategies on Polymarket There are many different strategies on @Polymarket. For example, arbitrage, delta-neutrals, bot trading, etc. But there is the Bond Markets strategy that doesn't carry as much risk as the previous ones. The idea is to buy shares on the most obvious markets. For example, you bought shares at $0.98 that there would be no change in the inflation rate, this outcome won, and you received $1. Ez +2% profit. Ofc, this strategy is not as exciting as others but it can be many times more profitable (~120-240% APR). A trader who uses this strategy should: • Know how to do accurate research on markets • Read the rules carefully. • Not give in to random price changes I found the trader “ForesightOracle” who trades very successfully using this strategy. • His all-time profit is $224,000 • 47 predictions. He's trading manualy • $4.3m in positions. It looks like he knows how to trade using Bonds strategy so I'll copy his trades on polycule.trade/join/e2mal2 NFA. Always DYOR.
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t1@t1protocol·
@anastassiua @Polymarket @zscdao Nice catch. Daily opens are simple on the surface but surprisingly tricky once volume picks up. Spreads seem very high though. When do insiders come in?
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StacyOnChain@stacyonchain·
TradFi just landed on @Polymarket. You can now trade the S&P 500 Daily Open. (up/down market) This is 89% "UP" right now. The Pre-market futures are creating the easiest inefficiency to farm. Is this the new daily meta? Link to the market: polymarket.com/event/spx-open… Bookmark this post for later
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Can Kisagun
Can Kisagun@kisaguncan·
good point! onchain prediction markets will benefit from the DeFi ecosystem on that chain. That's why we are seeing primitives already being built on Polymarket. Or you find a way to prove off-chain execution in real-time, such that you can tap into the DeFi ecosystem of another chain
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@0xLoneStar if you could, would you take a leveraged position on this bet?
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LoneStar@0xLoneStar·
Too late to write a thesis post as market has moved significantly but snagged (I think) a nice win here on the MegaETH airdrop Polymarket. I bet no on airdrop Feb 15 and Feb 28. My thesis was that when mainnet launch was announced, some market participants were thinking that would also mean token launch + airdrop at same time. However: 1. The team never said a word in the discord or public comms about TGE which should have been a sign to people that it wouldn't happen at the same time. 2. MegaETH team is professional and long-term oriented enough that they will provide clear comms about TGE when it comes, and they aren't going to rush something out. They also clearly stressed that their focus was making sure mainnet and their flagship apps launched smoothly. 3. The project is an L2 and L2s don't need a token to operate.
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