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@Julessw_ @ktrivs yes hello

Who's coming to New York for Digital Asset Summit @ktrivs and I are hosting something fun 🌱

@zecenazaltinok @EthCC yeeeees lady

I am excited to see my frens once again in 3 weeks in Cannes! 🇫🇷🥐 I will host 4+ events including yoga, vibe coding, builders meetups, and networking cocktail during @EthCC. Let me know if you are building in intersection between crypto and AI, I'll send invite. 🤖

@Bonecondor I think nyc deserves a Leet-urgy too. wen the NY wake?

SF, we need to talk. I know y’all love to hit RSVP on stuff and then not show up. I get it. So here’s the thing: I’m gonna just raise the limit to 400. The first 200 can get in. After that, be extremely prepared to bribe your way into the funeral partiful.com/e/IMqMR4Eyvkt6…

Last night @cxqmaggie really said log off, come eat & meet people 🗣 cutest impromptu dinner. thank you <3

@cxqmaggie shock was had

new york sublets are really something else hosting dinners this week to bring together people across crypto & fashion taste is the new currency. we need to infuse more of it into the work we do. dm for an invite, first one is tonight :)

@naruto11eth @AvailProject narutoooo!1! all the best 🎉

life update: after 2 amazing years with @AvailProject I'm wrapping up this chapter of my life and ready for something new and challenging with a stacked team. i joined the team few months before Avail DA mainnet, and it has been crazy ride ever since. from launching DA mainnet to wearing multiple hats and supporting several functions inside the company, i worked on as many things as possible to build dev acquisition funnels and growth. over the course of 6 years in crypto, i have worked as a dev and devrel. some of the work that i did: - did solidity dev work for multiple projects - worked on solutions engineering and dev experience - built some of the most vibrant dev communities - helped early founders building on Avail with product direction and feedback loop - wrote a lot of dev content and fairly did well on CT so naturally, i'd like to work with strong teams where i get to contribute a lot -- from solutions engineering to building an ecosystem. In essence, i want to play the long-term game with the long-term, high signal people. I have never been more bullish on crypto, and i genuinely believe that 2026 is going to be the year where i accelerate my potential to max levels.

@babesnetxyz @ns @balajis this is insane, congrats babes <3

Babes Net is partnering with @NS to offer all the babes a free week during a month-long stay! 💞 Network School is a live-in startup society on the Singaporean border in Malaysia, founded by @balajis, where 250+ technologists, founders and creators live, learn and build together. A once in a lifetime experience you'll want on your bucket list 💞

@dabit3 @cognition @DevinAI @windsurf lucky team <3 <3 it was a privilege to work with you at Eigen !

Life update - I'm joining @Cognition! One goal: end-to-end software agents that ship production code. Cognition covers the entire development lifecycle. I'll be working with @DevinAI and @windsurf, focused on education, growth, awareness, and developer experience.

@SteveyTrommm they're not very good indeed

public service announcement: my telegram has been hacked, please don’t engage with telegram messages from my account

@offstage_x someone cooked here @lou3ee

Introducing OFFSTAGE.

Linea now enables dApps to prevent hacks before they happen. First chain to ever do it. When @DeclanFox14 and I started chatting last summer, I realized how security-focused @LineaBuild is. Phylax is honored to partner with them on their strategic bet in next-generation security. Notably, they are the only network to add security features as a first-class citizen of the chain. This is one of those moments that will change DeFi forever. They realized security has to evolve before mass adoption. They've been having big partners like @SharpLink request security features like this, and recently, Sharplink deployed $170M, underlining their conviction in Linea. Here are a few thoughts on why we built the Credible Layer the way we did: 1. Blockchains are superior financial infra because they settle instantly and permissionlessly. But code isn't law. 2. To keep blockchains safe, we need to give builders a way to prevent outcomes that may be technically accurate, but practically disastrous. 3. The best way to do this is to allow dApps to define what that state unwanted state (hack) is and have the network itself enforce these rules against every transaction. This gives us two things: a) it's trust minimized, and b) it's impossible circumvent. 4. Security doesn't need to be either centralized or hard to do. Both of these suboptimal outcomes are due to the lack of imagination of the current incumbents. From the start, we wanted to build a system that is powerful, transparent, and most importantly: easy to use. We want to commoditize security. Already, we've seen amazing adoption of the Credible Layer in the Linea ecosystem: many of their top dApps are already enforcing assertions, and many more are going live soon. Their feedback has highlighted how differently the Credible Layer approaches security. They have echoed that audits aren't a catch-all solution, and that monitoring doesn't really alleviate anyone's real fears. Being a DeFi developer is actually a very stressful job. Constantly worrying about their contracts and whether they missed something. Not being able to sleep. We frequently forget it's been a rough ride for a lot of the people who have built this industry. And on the capital supply side of the market, the risk-averse participants won't start risking 100% of their capital for a 4%-8% return. The days when DeFi subsidized its way into PMF are long gone. Adoption requires a better risk profile. It requires something from our solution. They need a deterministic guarantee that is underwritten by the uptime of the chain. Determinism is important. You need outcomes that can be expected and attributed to human people, particularly when regulation and compliance are involved. That's what Linea is giving them with the Credible Layer. Essentially, it's a circuit breaker, a mechanism that was introduced to capital markets more than 30 years ago, after the events of the Black Market. Recently, the current administration has been starting to suggest similar systems to be adopted in crypto as well, as they are concerned with the volume of hacks and their use to fund terrorist organizations or state actors. Tradfi enabled circuit breakers for a very similar reason that we are introducing them to blockchains: they needed a mature way to protect capital. In their case, it was against violent market events or manipulation, while in our case is against vulnerabilities or bugs. In TradFi, settlement happens within a few days. Errors are easy (although expensive) to fix. Just roll back the trade, do a couple of meetings, and update the database. Done. Crypto, on the other hand, has instant settlement. It's internet capital markets. The same thing that excites institutions, instant settlement, is also what frightens them. In both cases, though, these systems contributed credibility. Circuit breakers enabled TradFi to become the world-shaping industry it is today. Essentially, circuit breakers, as a mechanism, reduce the likelihood of long tail events. For crypto, that's hacks. But you can't just focus on security. Blockchains have features that must be protected. Because blockchains are decentralized, instant, and permissionless, this means there is no recourse when there is a problem. We were intentional when we built the Credible Layer so that it mitigates the cons without degrading the important features. We'd seen too many other security solutions offerings (most monitoring and ML security tooling released to date) negate these important features by adding a centralized, trusted party to the dApps infra. Nearly to the point that one wonders why such apps are even classified as *decentralized* finance apps to begin with. Most importantly, the Clarity Act has been very clear on this point. For any blockchain to get the benefits of being defined as decentralized, it can't rely on centralized entities. Including centralized security. The solution up to now has been try to find issues (bugs) before they become hacks, and if there is a hack, rollback the chain if you can. But rolling back the chain compromises both decentralization and permissionlessness. We all agree that it should never happen, but we have no recourse when hundreds of millions are on the line. Now we do. And it's being mandated by the government. Here's how I see the future of onchain security looking: dApps write their contracts, define their invariants, and write assertions that are then checked by the network against every transaction. Any transaction that would violate the dApps rules is simply dropped. Bullish Linea.

EthDenver isn’t dying, lazy event strategy is. Been reading a lot of FUD around @EthereumDenver and events in general fwiw event fatigue is real, but a lot of it comes from how we’ve historically approached events. At @hype , we have 4 clients doubling down on EthDenver because the US is their core audience and for them, it makes total sense to show up. We also work with brands focused on Asia and for those teams, none of the Q1,Q2 events doesn’t really move the needle. they’re holding budget and going big in Q3 at KBW + Token Singapore. In 2025, a lot of teams showed up without asking why and then complained about no ROI. With tighter budgets due to the market, the s&p approach doesnt work! 2026 needs new thinking and thats how we're advising our clients at the agency on event capital allocation. Curious to hear how is everyone approaching event capital allocation for 2026?

@babesnetxyz @consensus2026 as they should! congrats lovs <3

BIG NEWS!!! Babes net is partnering with @consensus2026 💞💞💞 All babes are getting a big discount. If you're a girlie attending Consensus HK and still need tickets dm us, we got you!

@RAnSacks @cuemarket @winternet brava senoritaa

So I've been teasing this announcement for far too long. Finally - here it is - I have joined @cuemarket to work with @winternet on building out the first all-culture prediction market. After posting about my job search, Winny approached me, asking if I was still looking and told me that she was cooking something up. It was an immediate "Yes! What are you building?" We hopped on a call, and she showed me Cue Market. I immediately understood the brilliance of it, and how it is filling a hole in the prediction market space. Also, that it's bringing fun back when it is desperately needed. I have been having the time of my life making prediction markets and posting while getting to watch an experienced builder at work. After long enough in this space it felt about time to build something with someone that I deeply believe in. I have been falling back in love with being a marketer again, getting to play with ideas, and pop culture has been a special interest of mine since I was a child. So it feels like a perfect fit, now you know what I'm up to. We launched the beta last week and have already surpassed $76k in volume and have 240 users. I hope you all can test it out and we are open to feedback. Try my code and let me know what you think: RACHAELONCUE

@nickilsanders horrible day to have eyes

Due to recent discourse around women in crypto, I thought I'd share some 100% legit things I've been told as a woman in the tech field. ✨Day 1✨

@natn3t @celestia You crushed this fren! Any team will be lucky to have you bb ❤️❤️❤️❤️

TLDR; today's my last day at @celestia After 3 years, it's time to change the course. I grew my role from events girlie to creative production alongside brilliant people. I have enjoyed the rollercoaster, truly. Before I go, here's my favorite productions

@angelinarusse @Alchemy this is so Angelina-coded 🔥

8 years of Alchemy = 8 years of builders! In September, I surprised the team with Custom Owala bottles! Builder Fuel Values included. 💪 Love you all but this little surprise was just for our Alchemists. 💞 I will spoil you all soon!

@abrilzucchi @nickemmons we love a kind hearted kween

@AnettRolikova @debsoon @privy_io tysm lady!

@debsoon @privy_io @NotexploraDora 👀

the time has come it’s been a blast being a one woman marketing army for @privy_io, but it’s time to grow i am hiring an events marketer with 🤌 taste (see pic), attention to detail + not afraid to roll up their sleeves if that sounds like you or someone you know, hit me up

@gregthegreek greeeeeg congrats !!

Today we start our journey extending credit to the Solver community, focused on crosschain liquidity flows Our journey starts with Solvers, but our north star is ends with everyone onchain 💫 We’re just getting started, and I’m BEYOND excited to unveil whats to come!!!