everyone wants to be early.
but nobody wants to do the research.
been keeping an eye on @Hertzflow_xyz and the more i explore, the more interesting it gets.
real product.
perps infrastructure.
bnb chain ecosystem.
not saying it's the next big thing.
just saying i'd rather do my homework before CT starts
screaming about it.
stay early. stay curious
s1Qed retweeted
First, you reward Kaito influencers while leaving the people who actually worked for the project with crumbs.
Then you ask those same contributors to come back for Season 2, promising that things will be different this time.
And now we're seeing allegations of $12M+ in insider-linked token movements and massive selling pressure.
At what point does the community stop being treated like an endless source of free labor and exit liquidity?
If these transactions are legitimate, explain them publicly. Who controls these wallets? Why were these tokens moved? Who benefited from the sales?
People deserve answers, not another Season 2 promise.
You can buy attention. You can manufacture hype. But once you've destroyed your community's trust, you can't buy it back.
Just shared in the group info from @zachxbt on base:0x5be75e3b0aff5d1a042a5363ae36acb1d6d755ea @axisrobotics
Community Alert: Axis Robotics (AXIS) insiders received 76M+ AXIS ($12M+) from a multisig and began market selling via DEX and transferring AXIS to Bitget, causing the price to crash 40% over the past 24 hours.
The AXIS token went live on October 21, 2026.
A single insider currently holds 5.04M+ USDC across 8 wallets from the 42M AXIS it sold today via DEX on Base:
0xcc279c2499bcf4bd0f169c2d3f333243473242f7
0x66612012c5ad9b2fed81d09a9ab429b5285b2c62
0xf07e96abc54fea70ffeea8d3df7704401e7b0eb0
0x99cd3975c90b79ffdbe16425de033a605b814c49
0xbbed67fec9c7793218fa60c40fb9e6b059d86483
0xe69d8d6b9b7f9056eda455b76384e9748749f4d1
0x4ef72e67e6a7c37ea1378fe2adf811d711422e5d
The main question remains: who are these insiders???
These definitely aren’t community tokens.
I don’t think it’s hard to guess who’s selling these tokens and slowly killing the project in the process.
Looks like the AXIS team decided not to settle for just the token sale and wanted to cash out big time.
By the way, I’ve asked the team several times to explain what’s going on, but they just ignore me and keep saying, “Guys, work on Season 2, everything’s gonna be great.” LMAO.
s1Qed retweeted
Just shared in the group info from @zachxbt on base:0x5be75e3b0aff5d1a042a5363ae36acb1d6d755ea @axisrobotics
Community Alert: Axis Robotics (AXIS) insiders received 76M+ AXIS ($12M+) from a multisig and began market selling via DEX and transferring AXIS to Bitget, causing the price to crash 40% over the past 24 hours.
The AXIS token went live on October 21, 2026.
A single insider currently holds 5.04M+ USDC across 8 wallets from the 42M AXIS it sold today via DEX on Base:
0xcc279c2499bcf4bd0f169c2d3f333243473242f7
0x66612012c5ad9b2fed81d09a9ab429b5285b2c62
0xf07e96abc54fea70ffeea8d3df7704401e7b0eb0
0x99cd3975c90b79ffdbe16425de033a605b814c49
0xbbed67fec9c7793218fa60c40fb9e6b059d86483
0xe69d8d6b9b7f9056eda455b76384e9748749f4d1
0x4ef72e67e6a7c37ea1378fe2adf811d711422e5d
The main question remains: who are these insiders???
These definitely aren’t community tokens.
I don’t think it’s hard to guess who’s selling these tokens and slowly killing the project in the process.
Looks like the AXIS team decided not to settle for just the token sale and wanted to cash out big time.
By the way, I’ve asked the team several times to explain what’s going on, but they just ignore me and keep saying, “Guys, work on Season 2, everything’s gonna be great.” LMAO.
Just shared in the group info from @zachxbt on base:0x5be75e3b0aff5d1a042a5363ae36acb1d6d755ea @axisrobotics
Community Alert: Axis Robotics (AXIS) insiders received 76M+ AXIS ($12M+) from a multisig and began market selling via DEX and transferring AXIS to Bitget, causing the price to crash 40% over the past 24 hours.
The AXIS token went live on October 21, 2026.
A single insider currently holds 5.04M+ USDC across 8 wallets from the 42M AXIS it sold today via DEX on Base:
0xcc279c2499bcf4bd0f169c2d3f333243473242f7
0x66612012c5ad9b2fed81d09a9ab429b5285b2c62
0xf07e96abc54fea70ffeea8d3df7704401e7b0eb0
0x99cd3975c90b79ffdbe16425de033a605b814c49
0xbbed67fec9c7793218fa60c40fb9e6b059d86483
0xe69d8d6b9b7f9056eda455b76384e9748749f4d1
0x4ef72e67e6a7c37ea1378fe2adf811d711422e5d
The main question remains: who are these insiders???
These definitely aren’t community tokens.
I don’t think it’s hard to guess who’s selling these tokens and slowly killing the project in the process.
Looks like the AXIS team decided not to settle for just the token sale and wanted to cash out big time.
By the way, I’ve asked the team several times to explain what’s going on, but they just ignore me and keep saying, “Guys, work on Season 2, everything’s gonna be great.” LMAO.
s1Qed retweeted
Yesterday, I spent the whole day reading accusations against @TxFlow_L1
Honestly, it all comes down to two things:
> How good the product will be
> How big the airdrop will be
THAT'S IT.
99% of people don't really care who copied what from whom.
The whole world is built on people taking inspiration from each other, so just relax.
Yesterday, I spent the whole day reading accusations against @TxFlow_L1
Honestly, it all comes down to two things:
> How good the product will be
> How big the airdrop will be
THAT'S IT.
99% of people don't really care who copied what from whom.
The whole world is built on people taking inspiration from each other, so just relax.
mainnet is live @get_optimum
999 TurboCards
→ real Ethereum slots
→ real latency
→ real boost
→ free to mint
gm to everyone who rips a pack
s1Qed retweeted
Congrats to @alexandrafted, @Pashoke1, and @MMHERO9 for joining as new affiliates of @Hertzflow_xyz.
Let’s steer destiny together.
For your last chance to earn a badge representing your region, follow the rules below ↙️
🤖 Made with AI
s1Qed retweeted
WHAT IF STARKNET LEAVES ETHEREUM BEFORE QUANTUM COMPUTERS BECOME A REAL THREAT?
I've been looking into @Starknet's quantum security plans, and this is actually pretty interesting.
Starknet is exploring becoming an independent L1, giving it more control over future security upgrades.
And there's already some groundwork:
→ Hash-based STARK proofs
→ Programmable accounts that can adopt new signature methods
→ Potential independence from Ethereum's upgrade timeline
Does this make Starknet quantum-proof? Not yet.
But while everyone argues about TPS and fees, Starknet is thinking about threats that could change crypto entirely.
Would you support Starknet becoming an independent L1?
🤝 Paid partnership
WHAT IF YOUR CRYPTO WALLET BECOMES USELESS OVERNIGHT?
quantum computing could eventually break the cryptography we rely on today. and most people aren’t even thinking about what happens next
but @Starknet is exploring ways to make crypto security more adaptable
~STARK proofs verify computations.
~Programmable accounts can support new signature methods without a network-wide upgrade.
~Post-quantum security is already part of the conversation.
the scary part? the threats of tomorrow might make today’s security obsolete
would you trust a blockchain that can’t adapt to new security threats?
$218M in EWZ perps traded between Brazil's poll close and the US morning.
hourly volume peaked at $52.8M as results came in.
and 99% of it was priced on @PythNetwork.
turns out, 24/7 markets need 24/7 data.
tomorrow points day @TxFlow_L1
> points week 2
> retro points for early users
are you ready traders?
btw,how much do you value 1 point?
Cooking or cooked? 👀
First week of @TxFlow_L1 Points is done.
My result: 276 points
Not bad for a start. Just getting warmed up.
More points, more activity, let's keep cooking
Week 2, we're coming.
Optimum Explained #2: What is RLNC?
RLNC stands for random linear network coding. The idea is simple.
Take a message and split it into k parts. Then mix them into coded pieces, where every piece is a random combination of the parts.
The trick is that any k independent pieces are enough to rebuild the message. It doesn’t matter which ones arrive. Lose a few on the way, and any others will do.
That’s the idea @get_optimum is built on.
Optimum Explained #1: What is gossip?
Blockchain nodes pass data to their peers, and the peers pass it on.
That’s gossip, and it’s how the network spreads information.
The catch: every peer gets a full copy, so the same data arrives again and again.
@get_optimum does it differently.
A message is split into coded pieces (RLNC), and any k independent pieces are enough to rebuild it.
A lost piece doesn’t matter, because any other one will do.
s1Qed retweeted
gm legends
public chains force you to play with an open hand
every balance, every position, every move is visible to the table and the sharks circling it
selective disclosure flips the script: prove solvency, prove yield, prove compliance without broadcasting the stack
that’s not just privacy
that’s a competitive edge
@primus_labs turns the metaphor into infrastructure. Hold the cards that matter🃏
s.kaito.ai/gmOsMTJ
🤝 Paid partnership
s1Qed retweeted
The internet taught us to share everything.
Blockchain made that information permanent.
Now we're entering a phase where we need to rethink how much of ourselves we actually have to reveal.
Imagine an onchain economy where your financial history stays yours, AI agents can work with sensitive information, and applications can verify facts without accessing the underlying data.
That's the future @primus_labs is working toward with zkTLS and FHE.
A more open financial system shouldn't require a more exposed society.
Privacy isn't the opposite of progress. It's part of it. 🟠
43.5% of RWA perp volume in August came from memory stocks.
Let that sink in
Now @PythNetwork is adding post-market pricing for four Korean stocks, extending coverage beyond regular trading hours.
Pyth isn’t just adding new tickers.
Pyth is closing the gaps between market hours
s1Qed retweeted
mump2p is now live on Ethereum mainnet.
Across 50,292 slots, it delivered blocks 3.3x faster than Ethereum’s standard libp2p network, with over $3.4B in ETH stake already using @get_optimum
Faster, more consistent block propagation gives validators more time to attest correctly and helps proposers make better bid decisions.
Real infrastructure, measurable results.
The Optimum team is pleased to announce our first mainnet deployment, mump2p on Ethereum. With mump2p, data moves across all of Ethereum 2-3x faster, boosting validator performance and network health.
$3.4B of Ethereum stake is already being boosted by mump2p, and we’re now opening up free access for all Ethereum node operators.
s1Qed retweeted
Imagine a world where your financial history, identity, and personal data belong to you again.
Where AI agents can operate without exposing every decision.
Where financial systems can verify your eligibility without knowing everything about you.
And where privacy doesn't mean having something to hide.
That's the kind of future worth building.
And it's why I'm keeping an eye on what @primus_labs is doing with zkTLS and FHE.
Some things are better left private. 🌸
We spent years making everything onchain transparent. @primus_labs
Every transaction. Every balance. Every interaction.
And somewhere along the way, we started treating transparency as if it were the same thing as trust.
But traditional finance doesn't publish every client's financial history to prove that a transaction is legitimate.
Why should onchain finance have to?
The next evolution of blockchain isn't about revealing more information. It's about proving what matters without exposing everything else.
That's the future Primus is working toward.
Not less accountability. Better cryptography.
Link on Kaito👇👇👇
s1Qed retweeted
What if you could compute on data without revealing it? @primus_labs
Sounds futuristic, but that’s the idea behind Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE).
Normally, encrypted data needs to be decrypted before it can be processed.
FHE changes the equation: it allows computations to happen directly on encrypted data, keeping the underlying information protected.
Why does this matter for Web3?
→ More privacy for sensitive data
→ New possibilities for confidential DeFi
→ Applications that can process information without exposing it
Privacy shouldn’t mean data becomes useless.
With technologies like FHE, we’re getting closer to a world where data can be useful without being exposed.
And that’s worth paying attention to.
DeFi is transparent by design @primus_labs
But does every transaction need to reveal everything about your financial activity?
Wallet balances, transaction history, and positions can expose more than users might want to share.
That’s why privacy matters.
Primus Confidential Vault explores a more private approach to onchain finance, bringing confidentiality into the DeFi experience.
The goal is simple: keep the benefits of onchain finance while giving users more privacy over their activity.
Because transparency and privacy shouldn’t have to be opposites.
What if you could compute on data without revealing it? @primus_labs
Sounds futuristic, but that’s the idea behind Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE).
Normally, encrypted data needs to be decrypted before it can be processed.
FHE changes the equation: it allows computations to happen directly on encrypted data, keeping the underlying information protected.
Why does this matter for Web3?
→ More privacy for sensitive data
→ New possibilities for confidential DeFi
→ Applications that can process information without exposing it
Privacy shouldn’t mean data becomes useless.
With technologies like FHE, we’re getting closer to a world where data can be useful without being exposed.
And that’s worth paying attention to.
DeFi is transparent by design @primus_labs
But does every transaction need to reveal everything about your financial activity?
Wallet balances, transaction history, and positions can expose more than users might want to share.
That’s why privacy matters.
Primus Confidential Vault explores a more private approach to onchain finance, bringing confidentiality into the DeFi experience.
The goal is simple: keep the benefits of onchain finance while giving users more privacy over their activity.
Because transparency and privacy shouldn’t have to be opposites.