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Stv 👻
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Stv 👻
@web3_XP
badass researcher || com. manager || content writer || why infofi???
Mars شامل ہوئے Eylül 2013
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new day, new opportunities
gthursday clan
Karbon@0xKarbon
New day, new opportunity that’s what a crypto bro with no job who made $5 in 5 months would say Enjoy your day, guys
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gm guys
i’ve been reading through quip docs lately.
quip’s main goal is to build a global quantum computer powerful enough to solve problems no other system on earth can handle.
the vision is to make that level of computing accessible while also keeping your assets safe and protected from anyone trying to misuse it.
i envision quip to become one of the biggest crypto projects.
Stv 👻@web3_XP
gm guys did you know quip network is built to give a smooth, ready to use solution for solving some of the world’s hardest problems, bringing real value straight to industries like finance, logistics, manufacturing, and even ai. if your question sounds like what’s the best?, what’s the fastest? or what’s the cheapest?, chances are @quipnetwork can solve it faster and smarter with quantum computing.
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types of people in crypto:
- the one who made money during infofi
- the one who didn’t make money during infofi
- the one who’s making money now but didn’t during infofi
- the one who’s making money now and still made money from infofi
- none of the above 💀
which one are you?
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GM CT
What do you think about @useTria’s progress with the Tria Card, Have you tried using it yet?
Stay positioned for @TheARCTERMINAL and @quipnetwork
Have a wonderful day
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Gm frens ☀️
Another day to rise and grind
Today I’m taking time to dive deeper into @TheARCTERMINAL
ARC Terminal is building a decentralized AI operating system an all-in-one terminal where users can seamlessly access DeFi tools, AI agents and dApps from a single interface.
What makes it even more interesting is the idea of an Autonomous Reasoning Computer, where AI agents can interact with Web3 tools and help automate tasks and workflows on-chain.
Bullish on this one!
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morning, amigos ☕️
what are we clicking today to get rich?
Moh ○n X ♤@Jorkatk
another day slowly drawing to an end… i hope we made progress where it mattered, even if it was just a little.
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gm ct
NomismaNetwork campaign still ongoing and also @quipnetwork
I dropped a link on how to run a node on quip, see here in the quoted post
hope we’ve get started on that? you don’t want to miss out!
wishing everyone a great day ahead 🫶
at0m@atommadeit
gm ct Aside creating contents for @quipnetwork another means of contributing is running a testnet node which can be done in minutes - GUI node manager guides setup + checks your connection. - Advanced? Deploy via docker-compose on a server. - Open a port (20049), set config & enable auto-updates. I will be looking into one of these, link and guides in the comments 👇
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gm to all the faithful gym bros and sis out there
every other person can go get their gm from Nikita
have a productive day
If you missed my clip yesterday, don't do that again. now check quote.
Onyx 🦣♦️@web3onyx
if you ever paid for a premium AI product (video, or even text) have you ever wondered if you're really using the actual model you paid for? that's a big problem! that's exactly what @OpenGradient aims to solve listen to Matthew and Blue Tiger as they discuss this pain point 👇
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Execution doesn’t always have to follow a single path.
A process can be split, handled in parts, and continue without every step waiting on the others to finish.
That ties back to what I mentioned earlier about contracts not needing to “wait” to move forward. in my previous tweet
@RialoHQ leans into this by structuring execution in a more flexible way where different parts of a transaction can be handled independently, and results come back when they’re ready, not all at once.
➙ Separate paths can progress without blocking each other
➙ External interactions don’t pause the entire flow
➙ The system keeps moving while individual parts resolve
This changes how execution is organized
‣ It’s no longer one strict sequence
‣ It becomes coordinated across multiple moving parts
‣ It handles real-world delays without slowing everything down
The rialo narrative here is about how execution is structured from one linear flow to a system that moves in parallel.
read more ↴ x.com/i/status/20466…
#rialoafricacreatorchallenge
GAREKRIPT😶 π@D_GREAT_EHMY
Some systems don’t wait for one task to finish before starting another They move in parts progressing as each piece becomes ready. ➙ Tasks continue while others are still pending ➙ External calls don’t hold everything back ➙ Multiple flows can move at the same time On-chain execution has mostly been different. Smart contracts typically run step-by-step one action must complete before the next begins. If one part slows down, everything behind it follows. @RialoHQ 𝗔𝘀𝘆𝗻𝗰 𝘀𝗺𝗮𝗿𝘁 𝗰𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗿𝗮𝗰𝘁𝘀 approach this differently Rialo introduces a way for execution to be coordinated rather than strictly sequential where different parts of a process can advance independently without blocking the whole system. What this enables ‣ Workflows that aren’t tied to strict ordering ‣ Systems that handle real-world delays more naturally ‣ Applications that behave closer to modern software Execution here is coordinated moving when each part is ready, not when everything else is done. #rialoafricacreatorchallenge @rialo_africa
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