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Cmg
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@SuiNetwork @EmanAbio @coinbureau Architecture matters, but so does how execution is constrained under real conditions.
Agents will optimize for both.
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AI agents will choose the most efficient and cost effective networks.
That takes more than speed. It requires a fundamental rethink of network architecture.
@EmanAbio joins @coinbureau to explain how Sui is built for a trillion dollar onchain future.
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@SuiNetwork @Ray_scale @Grayscale Reliability at scale is critical.
The next step is making sure execution itself carries enforceable trust conditions.
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Institutions have simple requirements: it has to work, it has to scale, it has to be reliable.
As @Ray_scale from @Grayscale said; Sui checks every box.
Grayscale@Grayscale
Financial institutions need: -> Speed -> Efficiency -> Reliability $Sui's programming model was built to preserve security while scaling and maintaining performance - a huge part and stepping stone in reaching mass adoption.
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Spent today on positioning.
Conversations, preparation, and aligning for what comes next.
Progress is beyond visible code.
Sometimes it’s in the moves behind the scenes.
Building @OmenLabsHQ while pushing boundaries for what builders from Africa can do in the Sui ecosystem.
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MVP coming together.
Live testing and system compatibility go live in a few days.
As @SuiNetwork scales throughput and liquidity, execution risk becomes more important to manage.
This is the layer we’re building for.
Cmg@01CryptoGen
SDK update today. Improved testing flow and made it easier to integrate real execution scenarios. The goal is simple: make it easier for Sui builders to add transaction-level safety into their products. Better tooling → safer protocols → stronger ecosystem. $SUI @SuiNetwork
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@SuiNetwork @0xbeepit The agentic economy is forming onchain.
Without execution constraints, agents inherit the same risks as humans
just faster.
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From 7 to 300+ tradeable assets.
@0xbeepit's Agent Trader R-2.5 now handles crypto, stocks, commodities - with agents selecting the smartest and most efficient execution paths.
All executed onchain and settled on Sui. Sui users can now have agents trade hyperliquid inventory.
Beep@0xbeepit
7 assets were the start. 300+ assets are the next step. Introducing Agent Trader R-2.5 Broader markets, broader inventory, and a step closer to the future of agentic execution. 🧵
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Valeo reimbursing users after Drift exploit exposure. Classy move.
Still shows the gap.
At @OmenLabsHQ, We’re building the programmable trust primitive on Sui that prevents these “looked fine in isolation” moments with hard pre-execution constraints.
Valeo@ValeoProtocol
Update on the Drift Exploit & Valeo Following the incident involving Drift Protocol, a mid three-digit USDC amount from Valeo Idle was affected. All users have been fully reimbursed by Valeo. No funds are at risk. we’re already exploring new, safer yield opportunities. The shipping won't stop.
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Grayscale highlighting Sui’s programming model for security at scale → this is exactly the environment where @OmenLabsHQ shines.
We’re adding the next layer: programmable trust primitives that turn on-chain signals into hard pre-execution constraints.
Grayscale@Grayscale
Financial institutions need: -> Speed -> Efficiency -> Reliability $Sui's programming model was built to preserve security while scaling and maintaining performance - a huge part and stepping stone in reaching mass adoption.
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$6M almost lost because of Drift hack ripple effects. Brutal.
Existentially the reason why @OmenLabsHQ exists.
we’re building programmable trust primitives on Sui that add hard pre-execution constraints before any signature.
fabiano.sol@FabianoSolana
This is the story of how @WhiteWhaleLabs nearly lost $6M > Big backer of @DeFiCarrot with $10M of CRT tokens > Suddenly starts burning it all (over 60 txs) > 2 months later, CRT loses 50% due to Drift hack If he hadn’t done that, the $10M would be worth $4M now
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The most annoying part of the Drift hack is the centralisation hypocrisy.
Exactly.
At @OmenLabsHQ, we’re solving this at the root on Sui: programmable trust primitives that enforce hard pre-execution constraints using reputation, audits and interaction patterns.
krish@0xkrishb
The most annoying part of the Drift hack is the fact that they spent an entire year critcising HL of being centralised while not acknowledging its own centralisation. Their core reasoning for not being competitive was sticking with DeFi principles and Solana's performace limitations. Essentially deceiving their users into thinking it's any more secure than HL. Now suddenly everyone who is calling them out is seen as a toxic hater. You can't have it both ways.
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3 days after Drift and protocols are rushing timelocks. Smart move, but still post-facto.
Building @OmenLabsHQ on Sui,
we’re shipping the missing pre-execution layer: turning on-chain trust signals into **hard constraints** at signing time.
CSK@Trader_CSK
3 days after the Drift exploit, 2 Solana protocols have added timelocks. I now have a total of 32. If you want to be added, help me fill in the blanks that I'm unable to see on-chain, or correct something, feel free to reach out. Link to look for yourself in my bio
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As founder of @OmenLabsHQ on @SuiNetwork, we’re building the layer before that: programmable trust primitives that add hard pre-execution constraints (reputation + behavior + context) so systems can’t be walked through their own rules.
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@toly dropping truth: “cheaper faster and lower risk finance” needs “immutable formally verified software + admin keys with on-chain immutable policies like timelocks.”
DEGEN NEWS@DegenerateNews
NEW: SOLANA CO-FOUNDER @toly SAYS “CHEAPER FASTER AND LOWER RISK FINANCE WILL BEAT ALL THE ALTERNATIVES” - “IMMUTABLE FORMALLY VERIFIED SOFTWARE. ADMIN KEYS WITH ON CHAIN IMMUTABLE POLICIES, LIKE TIMELOCKS, ETC…”
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