Sonia

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Sonia

@zeroLemur

Operator — automation enjoyer — Views are my own.

Worcester, England Katılım Ocak 2020

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Stacy Muur@stacy_muur·54m

I think RWAs have an access + infrastructure problem. A lot of tokenized RWAs still feel stuck inside their own little products because people can buy and hold them, but once they try to use them across DeFi, things get complicated. That’s why I’ve had @NUVAFinance on my radar for some time now. And with their deployment on Ethereum Mainnet, users can deposit USDC and receive ERC-20 vault tokens tied to real exposure to top RWAs, fully non-custodial & composable across DeFi. They also launched with actual assets already live. nvYLDS is backed by $YLDS, a US SEC-registered yield-bearing product tied to short-dated Treasuries and bank deposits, while nvPRIME is backed by @Figure’s $17.4B pool of onchain HELOCs (Home Equity Line of Credit). On top of that, NUVA is already the primary Ethereum distribution partner for Hastra’s PRIME, which makes the @HastraFi partnership feel much more concrete to me. And with all of this being co-created by @animocabrands, which is bringing huge crypto distribution opportunities and ecosystem reach. I can see that NUVA is building toward becoming the universal multichain distribution layer for RWAs, and this launch feels like the first real step toward that.

NUVA Finance@NUVAFinance

The wait is over. NUVA is now live: nuva.finance 🚀 With one click, gain exposure to institutional-grade RWAs that are composable, with no lockups or minimums. 👉 Now open on Ethereum: nvYLDS & nvPRIME, underlying assets issued by @Figure.

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Stacy Muur@stacy_muur·4h

I posted about @WalrusProtocol 2 weeks back. While drafting that, I came across a research paper they dropped in April. Finally sat down with it. TL;DR ↓ • Every decentralized storage network has the same problem: How do you keep data safe without making 25 copies of everything? • Arweave: Just make 25 copies. Safe, expensive. • Storj/Sia: chop files into pieces, 3 copies worth. Cheap, but if a node dies you have to download the whole file to rebuild its piece. Brutal at scale. • Walrus: 4.5 copies worth, but when a node dies, the replacement only downloads a tiny fraction of the file to rebuild what was lost. • Imagine the file as a grid instead of a list. Each node holds one row and one column. Lose a node and the new node grabs one cell from each surviving node, enough to mathematically reconstruct the missing row and column. When storage nodes swap in or out, most protocols pause writes during the handoff. Walrus doesn't. New writes go to the new nodes, old reads stay with the old. Every file is tagged with when it was written so clients know where to look. Decentralized storage used to force tradeoffs of low cost, fast recovery, OR no downtime. Walrus’ architecture somehow managed to get all three done. Disclosure: I’m holding $WAL

Stacy Muur@stacy_muur

Imagine an AI agent kept a diary: Monday: "Started new project with user. Seems cool." Tuesday: "Started new project with user. Seems cool." Wednesday: "Started new project with user. Seems cool." This is how most production AI agents work today: no real memory between sessions, no awareness that you’ve talked before. @WalrusProtocol spent its first year on mainnet fixing this. Here's a quick TL;DR of their progress ↓ 1. What got built in 12 months → 510+ TB stored (passed Arweave's 385 TB inside a year) → 200+ projects building on it → 2nd-largest decentralized storage protocol by volume → Core research paper accepted at ACM CCS 2026, a rare academic stamp for any blockchain project → Zero downtime since day one The interesting stuff is what they built on top of it. Seal → Lets you encrypt data and control who can read it, enforced onchain. Made Walrus usable for healthcare records, financial data, and private AI datasets that can't sit on a public network. Quilt → Bundles small files together to make them cheap to store. Cut costs so much that it briefly reduced Walrus's own revenue. They shipped it anyway because users needed it. MemWal → The memory layer for AI agents. This is the one worth paying attention to. 2. MemWal It's an SDK that gives AI agents persistent, verifiable, portable memory that is encrypted by default and programmable through Sui smart contracts. Last week, they shipped a native plugin for NVIDIA’s NemoClaw and OpenClaw. Agents now auto-save and restore structured memories such as checkpoints, traces, history, and workflow state, as verifiable blobs on Walrus. What that means in practice: • An agent can save its work and pick up next session with cryptographic proof that nothing was tampered with. • Two agents in different companies can share memory securely. • You can switch between OpenAI and Anthropic models without losing context. • A regulator can verify exactly what data drove an autonomous decision. Now go back to the diary. Monday: “Started project with user. Background: prefers concise updates, ships on Fridays, three running threads.” Tuesday: “Continuing yesterday’s work. Made progress on thread 2.” Wednesday: “Sent Friday update. User happy.” That’s the difference. 3. Why this matters outside crypto Allium Labs → 65 TB of institutional blockchain data (the kind Visa, Stripe, Coinbase rely on) Tatum → 11 TB of historical Ethereum, Bitcoin, and BSC data, structured and programmable. OpenGradient → quietly crossed 4,000+ AI models with 4.5 TB+ stored on Walrus Team Liquid → 250 TB of esports archives Year one was about proving the storage actually works. Year two is about agents using it as their memory. Walrus is what gives them somewhere to remember. Disclosure: I'm a $WAL holder

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Cantor8@cantor8·23h

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Sonia@zeroLemur·1d

@APRO_Oracle The agents part sounds intriguing. How exactly will they operate within the APRO ecosystem?

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APRO 🟩 AI Oracle@APRO_Oracle·1d

⚡ The fuse is lit — and APRO is at the center of it. Agents. Data. Verifiable intelligence.

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Whitelist Media@Whitelist1Media·2d

Arc just raised $222M from @BlackRock and Apollo This changes the calculus on the farm 👇 The raise: • $222M from BlackRock and Apollo • Valuation : $3B • Funds go directly to Arc development Circle's own L1 for institutional stablecoin settlement • Testnet launched October 2025. Mainnet planned for 2026. What is @arc: Open L1 built by the Circle ($USDC) team for enterprise-grade stablecoin payments, FX operations and capital markets applications. BlackRock + Apollo backing = funding risk is essentially zero. Architects Program live now: • MoniScore : 5,778 • Cost : $0 • Time : 5-10 min/day • Priority : Tier 1 How to farm: • Register and wait for approval: community.arc.network • Fill profile : +100 pts one time • Daily check-in : +5 pts/day • Forum activity (posts, likes, replies) : up to +50 pts/day • Events participation : badges • Content creation : articles, educational posts If you registered in the old hub your application is already approved and points credited retroactively. $222M from the two largest asset managers in the world just went into this ecosystem. Free farm. No excuse to skip. Follow @Whitelist1Media don't miss out on new projects.

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Blockto@CryptoBlockto·1d

$ETH - #Ethereum has struggled to break above the $2,400 resistance level over the past 4 weeks…

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Stacy Muur@stacy_muur·1d

If you're building stablecoin infra for LATAM, this is a must-read. No, seriously. It will save you a lot of $$$.

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Sonia@zeroLemur·1d

@DeFiSpectr 20% APY sounds kinda sus, who’s behind it?

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DeFiSpecter@DeFiSpectr·1d

Most crypto protocols only feel smart when the market is doing the work for them. Seasons is interesting for the opposite reason. $SEAS stays liquid. Yield keeps flowing. Users keep control. No lockups, no dead capital, no waiting around while volatility decides everything for you 🌊⚡ Keep @SEAS_onchain on your radar.

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My Pet Hooligan@mypethooligan·1d

$HOOLI Voucher Checker is Live!!!! If you haven’t already… don’t walk... RUN To the nearest computer, smartphone, landline, beeper, phone booth And check your vouchers before its too late... vouchers.mypethooligan.com/to $HOOLI HOO

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Stacy Muur@stacy_muur·1d

If you're from the long list of people laid off in crypto this year, drop your quick experience pitch below. I am sure that there are lots of people hiring. Let's connect bridges.

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My Pet Hooligan@mypethooligan·1d

The Stage is Set for $HOOLI Voucher checker is live!! vouchers.mypethooligan.com Were you a Hooligan NFT holder? Did you participate in October’s Street Kred or stake KARRAT to Studio Chain Nodes? Part of a Partner Community? If so get your relevant wallets ready! Your Vouchers, Your Choice Eligible users will be able to log in on launch day to receive Vouchers. Once you have them, you face a pivotal decision: - Claim a guaranteed (lesser) amount of $HOOLI straight away and void your vouchers (or) - Enter the mini-game for a chance at a significantly larger $HOOLI allocation. No Vouchers? No Problem. You can still join the action. Acquire and submit $HOOLI into the mini-game to earn bonuses. The more Vouchers or $HOOLI you fuel the game with, the higher your potential. Prepare yourselves. More details inbound. $HOOLI HOO

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Sonia@zeroLemur·1d

@stacy_muur people hiring? maybe they just want free labor, idk.

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RK@RoaringKitty·1d

I can’t prove it yet, but that line is 80% washed Pump.fun traders who somehow found a way to get rugged in person by a plastic AP pocket watch.

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Jim DeRosa@JimDeRosaJr

Line has already formed for Saturday’s Royal Pop Swatch-AP collab.

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Fibonacci Capital - Market Maker & HFT Fund@Fibonacci_HFT·1d

🔸 𝗚𝗘𝗡𝗜𝗨𝗦 𝗔𝗰𝘁 𝗶𝘀 𝗹𝗮𝘄 — 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗶𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗿𝘂𝗹𝗲𝘀 𝘄𝗶𝗹𝗹 𝗿𝗲𝘀𝗵𝗮𝗽𝗲 𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗯𝗹𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗶𝗻 𝗹𝗶𝗾𝘂𝗶𝗱𝗶𝘁𝘆 🔹 𝗪𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝘄𝗲 𝗮𝗿𝗲 The GENIUS Act was signed into law on July 18, 2025. Now comes the hard part. The OCC issued proposed rules on February 25. Treasury/FinCEN published AML/sanctions requirements on April 8. Comment deadlines close in June. Final rules are due by July 18, 2026. 🔹 𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗿𝘂𝗹𝗲𝘀 𝗿𝗲𝗾𝘂𝗶𝗿𝗲 – Stablecoin issuers must register as Permitted Payment Stablecoin Issuers (PPSIs) – Full capital reserves, redemption obligations, and audit standards – BSA/AML compliance programs mandatory for all issuers – State regimes must prove "substantial similarity" to the federal framework 🔹 The liquidity impact Regulated stablecoins become the default settlement layer for institutional crypto. Unregistered issuers face compliance risk after July. This reshapes which stablecoins are safe to hold as collateral and which venues can list them. 🔹 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗲𝘅𝗲𝗰𝘂𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗱 Market makers routing through stablecoin-settled venues must now track issuer compliance status. The GENIUS Act didn't just regulate stablecoins — it created a tiered system where regulatory standing determines liquidity access.

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Sonia@zeroLemur·1d

@gurudotfun cutting trading costs is a no-brainer

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guru.fun — launchpad for everyone@gurudotfun·1d

🚀 Commission Discounts: Math That Works Trading costs can add up quickly, especially in the fast-moving memecoin market. Small fees on every transaction often eat into your final profits without you noticing. At Guru Fun, we offer subscription-based commission discounts to ensure that more of your gains stay in your wallet. For active traders, the savings from reduced fees can easily cover the cost of the subscription itself. Lower rates allow you to save money on each trade by cutting down your overhead expenses. By lowering the barrier to entry for every trade, we help you optimize your portfolio management. It is a useful tool for those who want to keep their trading expenditures under control.