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AI got access… and immediately tried to do too much. 😂 That’s exactly why boundaries matter. @ElastosInfo runtime keeps AI where it should be, working with permission, not wandering with curiosity.

@MicOwil Investing in ELA is essentially a bet on its future; whether it will eventually gain broad global consensus remains uncertain and will require considerable time to confirm. but I choose believe it

About 6 billion people on Earth own or use an electronic device. Not 1 billion. Not 2 billion. Six billion. That is roughly three out of every four humans alive today. So most humans on Earth are now connected to the digital world through a device.

@nbwinfo The community just wants a response to the evidence that has been found . So is #ELA being listed ? Just looks like a photo opportunity to me

While Sunny is being unfairly attacked by the community, he is ruthlessly and tirelessly fighting for the vision that has led him to this day!

Reconciliation!!!!! 💛💛💛💛💛💛 Today, with @justinsuntron being present, @SunnyFengHan was finally able to resolve the long standing feud with @binance through @heyibinance. A bright future is ahead of us.

@ChainBeautyFaye @SunnyFengHan @SunnyFengHan The @ElastosInfo community wants some answers ... Why are you not responding ?

采访币圈OG @SunnyFengHan 韩锋教授新著《稳定币》续集～

New features: - Governance data is now part of the Elastos explorer, from live proposal data to past election results and member records - Address lookups now include balance history, staking history, and governance participation history - Transactions now tell the full story of the flow - You can now check every validator, its stakers, and when pledges end - A mempool view to check pending transactions - API documentation for wallets, exchanges, and other tools

The new Elastos Main Chain Explorer is now live at blockchain.elastos.io A much better way to explore the Elastos main chain, with fuller address history, Elastos DAO data, chain stats, and cleaner pages across blocks, transactions, and addresses.

After 8 years, we are winding down Opulous. This is an extremely hard tweet to write as I know how many people have spent not just money but time and energy on Opulous including of course the team, but more importantly the community members who we have worked so hard for. 1/ First, what actually happened. Opulous was not hacked. Our platform and staking contracts were never compromised. The failure happened entirely within Messina’s bridge infrastructure, a provider we trusted to manage cross-chain transfers, and who failed to carry out even a basic audit on their product. 2/ Their relay contract was exploited using forged bridge messages, releasing hundreds of millions of OPUL from escrow with nothing locked on the source chain. In simple terms: the attacker printed more than 2x the total token supply out of thin air and sold it. Messina have still not made a single public statement taking accountability for this. 3/ From the moment it happened, our thoughts were always with the community. We launched a full forensic investigation across every chain, traced every wallet, contacted every major exchange, engaged blockchain forensic firms, filed police reports and reached out to international police departments across multiple jurisdictions. We tried everything within our power. 4/ While other teams may have quickly sold their tokens, that was never our focus. The hack drained our current market making reserves as we tried to hold the price, and but we continued to support with personal funds because we knew what a collapsing token meant for the people holding it. I have personally helped to fund operations across 8 years, never took a salary, never sold a token. Every call we made under pressure was made with the community in mind. 5/ We looked at every possible path forward. A token migration was not viable. The inflated supply, more than 2x what should exist, is still circulating and cannot be frozen or recalled. Even if we launched a new token, no exchange would list it while the original continues to trade and the attacker still holds an inflated supply they can dump at any time. Without exchange support there is no liquidity, and without liquidity there is no market. On top of that, a relaunch announcement in crypto attracts bad actors looking to pump and dump. The community would simply be exposed to being hurt a second time. 6/ Every token I hold including my team allocation and the tokens I personally bought over the years and chose never to sell, even when I easily could have, will be sent to a permanently locked wallet. Not a single token from my side will ever reach the market. 7/ For OVAULT depositors: your funds are safe. USDC has already been airdropped directly to your wallets so check your wallet now, nothing more is needed. For MFT holders who purchased: we have liquidated the music catalog and proceeds are available as a USDC payout through the Rewards panel. For airdropped MFT holders: your MFTs remain onchain as collectibles but rewards distribution will stop. If you have unclaimed rewards, make sure you collect them before April 30. All claims must be made before April 30, 2026. After that date the platform goes offline. 8/ I can being to explain my frustrations for our community during this whole process. Crypto needs to change. Hacks have become a daily occurrence, but the market is so unregulated that governing authorities don’t even treat it as a crime. You can steal millions of dollars, more than double a project’s token supply, and face no meaningful consequence. We contacted the police and international police departments across multiple jurisdictions and there was zero interest in finding the criminals. This is not acceptable and it cannot keep being the norm. 9/ To everyone in the Opulous community, thank you. You were not just holders. You were part of everything we built. I wish more than anything that we could have carried on building and given this the outcome you put so much into. I am truly sorry we were robbed of that chance. Lee

A lot moved this week inside ElastOS. A new generation of Elacity’s dDRM smart contracts is now in place. The personal computer now has its own NFT marketplace app, Runtime v0.1.2 is getting ready for public release, and a proper main chain explorer is underway. More below ⬇️

Gm GM folks, I just dug into the fresh design for the new $ELA on Base Bridge and yes @ElastosInfo is solving one of the biggest the all time “where do I actually use my #ELA without it feeling stuck on mainchain?” As I touched on in my last post about the omni-chain ELA vision and making movement seamless across chains… the team is already building it out 🚀 (x.com/i/status/20364…) Right now most of your ELA lives on the mainchain, which is super secure thanks to Bitcoin merge-mining, but it’s kinda stuck there. This bridge changes that. It lets you send ELA from the mainchain to #Base (that fast, cheap #Ethereum L2 everyone’s using) as real ERC-20 ELA, and bring it right back. No extra trust, just your own ELA living on Base where gas is pennies and #DeFi feels fun. HERE’S HOW SIMPLE IT WORKS: When you send ELA from the mainchain, it doesn’t just magically appear on Base network. First, your funds go into a frozen address (basically a locked vault nobody controls). Then a relayer comes in and says, “hey, this transaction really happened” but instead of trusting it, the system asks: 👉 CAN YOU PROVE IT? It checks block headers, verifies the transaction with cryptographic proofs, and only then mints your ELA on Base. So it’s more like “show me receipts or nothing happens.” Interestingly anyone can actually submit that proof. Not just insiders. Not just special nodes. If you have the right data, you can trigger the process. Which might cool But then you might ask… IF ANYONE CAN TRIGGER IT, WHAT STOPS SOMEONE FROM MINTING FAKE TOKENS? Now there are strict measures for this occasion... the checks come in: The system confirms the exact asset, the exact address, the exact amount, even down to making sure no weird shortcut or fake proof slips through (there’s even a specific check to block a type of exploit that once cost millions in another bridge). So yeah… it’s paranoid by design. Going the other way? You burn your Base ELA (pay a tiny flat $ETH fee), the council nodes see it, 9 out of 12 co-sign with their multi-sig, and your native ELA gets released back on the mainchain in 3-5 minutes. The fees you pay actually fund the whole thing so relayers don’t eat gas costs out of pocket super clean and self-sustaining. What I love is they made it even tighter than the old ESC bridges in some spots: full on-chain Merkle proofs (with a clever zero-hash check that stops certain big exploits), permissionless deposits so anyone can relay, and no admin keys or upgradable mess on the token itself. Same trusted 12-council model we already know, but now everything’s publicly verifiable on Base. I believe it's high time base starts exploring the elastos community 👀😉🤝. Though it still relies on the council for the withdrawal side, just like the rest of #Elastos, but the design looks rock-solid and they’re planning a full audit before mainnet. This feels like the missing piece that lets all the cool PC2 and Runtime stuff we’ve been testing actually connect to the wider world. Would you bridge some ELA over once it’s live, or you got questions about how the frozen address or council signing works? #WorldComputer #PC2 #BaseBridge

Hey everyone, it’s mid-April 2026 and I’ve been a little quiet the past week, but guess what @ElastosInfo kept building, you know why??? BECAUSE THE BUILDERS KEEP BUILDING!!. I had to jump back in because there has been a lot of good updates over the week that makes the “World Computer” feel way more usable than ever. #Elastos is a full decentralized internet stack built on four layers that actually give you control blockchain for secure IDs, staking, and DAO votes (main chain locked tight with Bitcoin merge-mining), PC2 as your own personal cloud running on your hardware (laptop, desktop, whatever you own), the Runtime for zero-trust apps that start with zero permissions and stay locked in their own safe “room,” and Carrier for direct peer-to-peer connections with no middleman watching... Are you feeling me right now 😉✅ The teams dropped the ElastOS Runtime fully open on GitHub, the engine that keeps every app isolated so nothing can sneak around your files. Login is now stupidly easy: email or Google sign-in and it auto-creates your wallet. Real dDRM is live too creators can encrypt PDFs, videos, images, or audio, sell them, and buyers get clean access verified on-chain. Free minting for zero-price stuff with on-chain proof it’s yours. And Glide Finance (a full DEX) is now running straight inside the PC2, the first real third-party app living in your sovereign cloud. No extra logins, everything in one private space you control. ⛓️⛓️⛓️📃📃📃 The new docs site at docs.elastos.net ties it all together nicely. Mac installs are coming soon, and ELA merge-mining just hit KuMining. They’re also pushing toward v1.2, rebuilding Hyper (that private chat we loved) from the ground up using the new Runtime and Carrier device-to-device rooms with no company servers in the middle. ✔️Runtime is the trusted engine, capsules are your ownable digital objects, Carrier is the private delivery system, and the marketplace makes them scarce and royalty-ready. I don't think you understand fully on what we are saying... bro you can now share family photos that stay private forever, sell your art without platforms taking cuts, or trade crypto inside your secure space. It’s the utility we all wanted years ago, and it’s landing through public DAO-funded work by #Elacity Labs open proposals, on-chain votes, weekly reports. Elastos might be slow but damn I know we are getting things right, these steady builds and open-source drops feel like the vision finally here. v1.2 👀✅✅✅. So I want to ask you will you switch to a messaging app that actually lives on your own device with no company reading along? Drop your thoughts goofy, serious, whatever. Full weekly update: elastos.click/April-7-update Docs: docs.elastos.net #Elastos #WorldComputer #ElastOS #PC2 #DAO

@jbondwagon @cz_binance Elacity elacitylabs.com

🚨 BREAKING: Definitive evidence of ELA money laundering by NBW Foundation @nbwinfo! On-chain data tracks 177,500 ELA moving from Foundation multisigs to Gate.io, then funneled through the PG chain into obscure contracts. Full technical breakdown 👇 #ELA $PGA

Set a reminder, less than an hour to go 👇🏻 twitter.com/i/spaces/1pKdR…

@luke_amott @PaulineHansonOz This guy gets pegged

@PaulineHansonOz Yet, if he’s found guilty, I’m sure you will still think he’s a WAR hero because you are a close minded fool

Ben Roberts-Smith's arrest does nothing to change my opinion that he was a war hero who courageously charged enemy machine guns to save others. The has been a witch hunt on our soldiers who put their lives on the line for this country. It's been going on over a decade and has already cost hundreds of millions of dollars, over allegations more than 20 years old in some cases. If we want people to sign up to serve this nation, then we need to take care of the people who sign up to put their life on the line.

Most people think making money online means selling once and starting over again. But what if every time your work moved, you kept earning from it? That is the shift @ElastosInfo is building with ElastOS. Assets are not just sold, they carry royalties as tokens, growing with every transaction, creating a living economy around what you create. Not just ownership. But ownership that keeps working for you.

In the US, I think the @nbwinfo leadership may need to be reviewed by the relevant authorities for potential securities and investor-protection concerns related to the PGA token, and for statements made to the Elastos community which all are archived. #PGProtocolChain #ELA

Make Money Online! Whats so clever are that royalties are tokens too (1 token = 0.01%) which accumulate income from asset trading, and every asset has this whole economy baked in. This is a dual market for decentralized identities, trade goods or their royalties peer-to-peer in ElastOS sovereign computer, humans or agents alike. Join us! docs.ela.city - V1.2 coming this month.

🎙️KuMining & Elastos Space in two days! Join us live for an exciting discussion + giveaway: 💬We will talk about merge-mining, cloud mining and more. 💰Following a 500 ELA + 100$ KuMining Voucher Giveaway! (will announce winners here) 🗓 When: 12:00 PM (noon) UTC, Thursday April 9th 📍Where: x.com/i/spaces/1pkdr… To qualify you MUST: 1. Follow @KuMiningCom& @ElastosInfo 2. Join both Telegrams: • KuMining → t.me/KuMiningOffici… • Elastos →t.me/elastosgroup 3. Retweet/Repost this post 4. Join & actively participate in the live Space (attendance verified) 5. Have your KuCoin ID ready (to receive reward) See you in the Space in soon 👀

The EF (Elastos Foundation) is entirely separate from @ElastosInfo and @Elacityofficial. I will not let the serious actions of the EF overshadow the future of Elastos, a project I love. Today, Elastos is led by transparent, talented, and honest people. The mission goes on! #ELA