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Ok, thanks @timanrebel for the nice souvenir medal of honor. We did it and Dan would be proud. #RadixHyperscale #DoItForDan

Agreed. It’ll segment the way of newspapers upon the advent of the internet. Some instances will retain value. Some new types will emerge. Many will lose value. And I’m already acting on this agreement; I had an agent build an Elf workshop I call Radix North Pole that scans for DeFi projects on other protocols, architect a spec for how it can work with the Radix Engine and Scrypto (non-EVM), then build. And release the findings on GitHub. And the North Pole itself is open source. A DeFi primitive constructor and combinator running autonomously and sharing the findings with anyone to use. May not all be production ready, but more and more pieces of “code is solved” are becoming true. The value has shifted elsewhere. github.com/quackstra/radi…

9/So here's the uncomfortable truth: Public ledgers alone don't solve 2008. A single, atomically composable ledger where ALL assets and their controlling logic coexist in shared state — THAT solves it. Transparency only works if the transparency is complete.

@a_vaunt @Adam_XRD @StaniKulechov

@StaniKulechov Tldr: The EVM is not fit for purpose to manage digital assets. If trade guarantees are not enforced at the protocol level then you're one click away from disaster

Post mortem on the $50M USDT to AAVE swap.

The 5 steps needed to not lose $1.7 M on Ethereum. No wonder crypto hasn't gone mainstream. The 1 step needed on Radix. 1. Just use the Radix network. There are no such thing as token approval signatures

@a_vaunt @radixdlt @PatrickAlphaC

@PatrickAlphaC Or you could just use Radix which had human readable Transaction Manifests baked in to the protocol level and any wallet built on top can surface the human readable data as standard.

All blockchain hardware wallets are worthless unless either: 1. You spend 20 minutes per transaction verifying your calldata 2. All hardware wallets adopt a transaction legibility standard "oh but my hardware wallet is EAL6+ rated with a secure element and a MCU made from minerals mined from pluto's ultra secure crust that-" - It doesn't matter. If you do not check calldata, you're essentially saying "I trust 100% that this website has not been hacked, because I trust whatever data they send to my wallet". It doesn't matter if your wallet is the most badass piece of security tech that's ever been, because you're letting hackers send whatever they want to your wallet, and you'll blindly sign! We've seen websites hacked all the time. @Compound_xyz was hacked just last week!! Reference: x.com/Compound_xyz/s… And we've seen MASSIVE losses from these hacks across both retail and enterprise use. - Bybit ($1.4B) - Radiant Capital ($50M) - WazirX ($200M) Some wallets have done a great job of getting the ball rolling on their own like @gridplus and @KeystoneWallet who both offer calldata decoding at the device level. @Ledger and @Keycard_ offer EIP-712 digests for signatures which are easier to verify than EIP-712 structs. @MetaMask snaps allow me to build my own custom AI bots and custom decoders to read calldata easier. But it's not enough. Calldata is still very annoying to read, and decoding it can be more confusing. Not enough wallets support EIP-712 digests. The good news... Is that transaction legibility is finally coming... Once we have a standard in place for human-readable transactions, it will be unacceptable to use a hardware wallet that does not have such a feature. And we can FINALLY use hardware wallets the correct way! I'M QUITE EXCITED.

Every payment company wants stablecoins. Almost none can ship them. @cyclaboratories just raised $8M to solve this. Their diagnosis is right — the infra is fragmented. But their prescription is another middleware layer on top of the same broken protocols. The real fix is deeper. A thread. 🧵

And the only L1 blockchain that could meet the immense scalability requirements (millions of TPS) when AI agents will take over the #DeFi space: @radixdlt The numbers don't lie: 500,000 swaps per second (on testnet) #Radix could be the next Solana. $XRD | $SOL $NEAR $TAO

@Lovrincrypto So many L1 projects want to become the next $SOL or $KAS but only very few have the tech to really stand out from the crowd. $XRD (#Radix) is one of them. Their founder has passed away, but his vision lives on. Pound for pound, the strongest L1 in crypto: x.com/i/status/20277…

Bull's eye

@Cointelegraph Radix

🔥 INSIGHT: Stripe says blockchains may need 1B TPS to support an AI agent-driven future. Which network do you think can handle that?

@radixdlt Readable transactions are the most awesome feature of Radix Engine... Specially in the age of LLMs, it's a massively underrated feature...

Readable transactions. Passwordless login. Mobile and desktop ready. That’s the Radix Wallet. wallet.radixdlt.com

@braxilor @dazligth @seppify @radixdlt That says nothing about the tech stack technically, just says it's not popular enough for it to master, it's still learning. You have to learn SOMETHING for yourself and not rely completely on it Also says you're a lousy dev Jimbo, because I am cooking with AI for Radix 😄

@dazligth @seppify @radixdlt Now check out Sui. I tried making something with an LLM on Radix. No success. In a day I had a working smart contract and front end for a Sui dapp.

I just love playing with @radixdlt 😊📱 - $XRD

Radix isn’t controlled by a small group of large investors. That’s not a weakness. That’s the point. Neutral infrastructure only works if it’s actually neutral.

“The fallacy of scalability - why layer 2s won’t save crypto.” Dan called this years ago while the industry chased L2s! @VitalikButerin

Casually hitting 672k swaps per second across 128 shards 💪 Hyperscale scales!

@a_vaunt If we had more shards and more nodes, the 4-cores would have held strong and test would be more stable. That's the beauty of it

Possibly one of the smallest members of the Hyperscale 500K tps public test attempt today. I5 NUC