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Periodic reminder If you are not realizing Fulfillment Opportunity Respect Support Attention Culture fit Where you currently are- DM me We are growing @monad Everything we can do for everyone. Have a friend who should enter this realm but they don’t know where they fit - have them get in touch with me. Opportunities and growth abound if you know where to go and what to do.

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@olanetsoft @solana sure. this is its state so far: github.com/xavierScript/a…

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builders would definitely win. btw what are some interesting OpenClaw use cases out there? share if you are building any.

@HeIsJoel0x @KASTxyz @SuperteamEarn @solanamobile Saw your work on blueshift Definitely the man for the job 🔥

Saw @KASTxyz is hiring a Flutter dev I've been building for this role my entire career Top 2% Dev on @SuperteamEarn, 3 Flutter apps live on dApp store, Several OSS contributions, Taught ~6000 IRL and online to build @solanamobile apps, Maintaining several Flutter packages for top web3 projects Sent in my application but wanted to reach out in public too. If this resonates, repost. If you can refer, even better 🫶

Announcing the Solana Audit Arena ⚔️ A free, weekly security competition for Solana security researchers. Every Monday I drop a new Anchor program, built using the safe-solana-builder tool and real-world DeFi implementation. Why? → Junior researchers have no clear path to prove themselves → No practice ground with realistic Solana programs → AI is raising the floor; you need to be above it github.com/Frankcastleaud…

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P-Token, SIMD 266, was just approved and a lot of people are talking about it. If you have not had time to dig in, here is the simple breakdown. P-Token is Solana’s new compute optimized replacement for the current SPL Token program. This is not a new token standard and it is not a wallet UX reset. It is simply a much more efficient token engine under the hood. Why this matters is simple. Token instructions are everywhere on Solana. Swaps, LP deposits, vault operations, payments, mints, and burns all rely on them. If the token layer becomes much cheaper, a large part of the network becomes more efficient too. P-Tokens cut compute usage for standard token actions by roughly 95 percent. For example, transfer drops from 4,645 CUs to 79, while transfer_checked drops from 6,200 to 111. That means cheaper token operations and more room in blocks for everything else. In practical terms, any CPI heavy flow like swaps, LP, or vault rebalances becomes cheaper because each token program invocation consumes far fewer compute units. While keeping the current token instruction set, a few optimized instructions were added: withdraw_excess_lamports recovers SOL accidentally stuck in mint accounts. batch executes multiple token instructions in one CPI call. unwrap_lamports sends lamports directly to a destination account without needing temporary native token accounts. One underrated part of this is batch. A lot of DeFi instructions perform multiple token CPIs in a single flow. Batch lets protocols pay the base CPI cost once instead of repeating it for every token instruction, which is a real efficiency gain. Behind the scenes, the “P” comes from Pinocchio, Anza’s optimized Solana program library. It uses zero copy patterns and avoids standard library overhead, which is a big reason the new token program is much leaner. Now that SIMD 266 has been approved, the rollout is expected to move through staged deployment and feature gate activation on the cluster. If all goes smoothly, P-Tokens could become one of the most practical efficiency upgrades on Solana, leading to cheaper token transfers, more efficient DeFi composition, and better fee competitiveness since lower CU transactions can do more with the same fee budget. to learn more about it checkout this articles helius.dev/blog/solana-p-… github.com/solana-foundat… LGTM.

I understand that you are trying to educate people on the importance of your AI project and all that, but there are some things I would like to correct about your post because some parts might be misleading. Walk with me. The part about fake tokens appearing in a Solana wallet is true and can happen. The part about “I saw free USDC, tried to swap it, and instantly lost my real $120” is where it starts sounding incomplete, misleading, or flat out false. On Solana, random scam tokens can appear in wallets. Scammers often name them to look like USDC, BONK, JUP, or other known assets. Some wallets also display confusing values for unknown tokens, especially if metadata is spoofed or pricing is misread. So, seeing a fake “$2250 USDC” appear out of nowhere is absolutely possible. To get hacked, these are probably what happened: He signed a malicious transaction. He interacted with a scam site linked through the token metadata or description. He approved something he did not understand. He used a fake swap interface instead of a trusted wallet or aggregator. What makes the story suspicious is that Solana’s account model does not let a random fake token just “reach into” your wallet and, when you decide to swap it, steal your SOL or real USDC on its own. Solana’s account model limits this. On Solana, assets are not just loose balances sitting in one generic wallet bucket. Everything lives in separate accounts with explicit ownership and program rules. Your SOL sits in your system owned account. Your real USDC sits in a separate token account. A fake token sits in its own separate token account too. Each account has an owner program that defines what can happen to it. That separation matters a lot. A fake token cannot directly control your SOL. If someone airdrops a fake USDC token to you, that token is just data inside a token account governed by the token program. It does not gain permission over your main wallet or your SOL balance. I hope you learned something about how Solana works today. You can also use these resources to learn more about it: solana.com/docs/tokens learn.blueshift.gg/en/paths/intro… learn.blueshift.gg/en/paths/intro…

refusing to learn Excel and PowerPoint for years might be the highest IQ career move of the AI era

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