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👨🏫 How to build on @ethereum in 2026:
👨💻1) Understand the concepts at SpeedRunEthereum.com
🤖 2) Give your AI/agent ETHSkills.com and tell them to build
💵 3) Profit
okay I'm calling it "Qwenventory" lol
if you want to build a local brain you can talk to
fully private, fully offline, phone brain
here is a really easy starter kit
give this to your agent and say
"build me a phone brain about XX data"
github.com/austintgriffith/q…
Austin Griffith retweeted
Wow, @austingriffith's ciphernode earned more than $10k of rewards in @theInterfold's rewards program!
😲😲😲
Austin Griffith retweeted
Ethereum is dominating as the world's hub. This will continue to global ubiquity.
ETH is on track to be worth trillions.
Both centralization and decentralization are inseparable twin drivers of ethereum's network economy.
Maximized decentralization provides the foundation, while centralization that's built on top of that maximized decentralization delivers best-in-human-history property rights and self sovereignty.
It may seem ironic or perhaps unfortunate that many of the greatest centralized success stories in crypto have been on the eth L1, ie. on the chain that's most historically associated with decentralization maximalism. But it's not irony or coincidence. As Ethlabs and Etherealize say: it's by design and one of our best superpowers.
Whether USDC or USDT, or Binance staked ETH, or Arb's relatively decentralized gov-elected security council, or Base L2's ambition to become as decentralized as an L1 blue chip, or your family's assets on L1-- centralization thrives on ethereum specifically because of our best in class decentralization.
This unique synergy between centralization and decentralization, it exists on no other chain as Bitcoin has no app layer and alt L1s are centralized, and it is responsible for eth's dominating market share of app capital, defi TVL, and L2 settlement.
It will send eth's hub & spokes model to global ubiquity and ETH to trillions.
If you don't believe in ETH, no problem, you can buy mine at $25k.
But if you do believe in ETH, consider believing in it more than ever. As I do.
Believe that our top level strategy is working. Believe in our hypergrowing network effects driven by both centralization and decentralization. Believe in somETHing.
Austin Griffith retweeted
So far, the promise of Ethereum has failed
1000s of nodes secure the chain. But when most users check their balance, their wallet asks a server what they own, and they believe it
More on this Nov 4 at 4pm
Austin Griffith retweeted
I just bought a @wedgiedev. Such a cool project! The DIY aspect of putting together a few pieces is a nice touch considering the recent Ledger fiasco. Thanks @austingriffith for creating this.
I ll be at devcon and will definitely join this
ethereum tool builders:
you never end up in the same room
core devs have calls. security folks have summits. tooling builders have... crypto twitter
let's hang out together at devcon!
nov 3, 4:45pm, workshop 1
app.devcon.org/schedule/devt…
Austin Griffith retweeted
It works as a Safe signer over USB, QR, or Bluetooth, and you can switch between modes with a simple switch.
🔌 USB gives you a direct, wired connection to your computer.
📷 QR keeps the device fully air-gapped.
📶 Bluetooth makes signing on mobile convenient.
opus 5.5 is the GOAT at building on ethereum
astra goes autistic and locks in on concepts ftw
but opus is the overall better builder onchain
see more at ethevals.com
then, give your agent ethskills.com and let it rip
Austin Griffith retweeted
Everyone, I got a 5 minute spot for a talk at DevCon Mumbai. Appreciate if the room is full. Love you!


























