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Happy Sunday folks 😫
Teach your sons and Daughters in the way of the lord so they won’t be shouting “GM” on Twitter 🤣🤣
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Meet the backers helping us build DI.
We’re proud to introduce our investors: OKX Ventures, Lingfeng, DraperDragon, W3 Storage Lab, DepinX, Central Pinnacle Technology Limited, and individual investors.
Our latest funding round closed at a $100M valuation.
We believe everyone should have access to a team of financial AI agents that helps them explore ideas, challenge assumptions, and make sense of the markets.
That’s the future we’re building at DI: a user-owned AI financial agent network for U.S. stocks and crypto.
First up: Event Engine, launching soon.
Bring a market question. Our specialist agents will explore what could happen next, where they agree, where they disagree, and why.
Thank you to our investors and community for building with us.
Another thing I like about @RBHHeroes is how staking works.
Locking $RBHH gives you in-game advantages, including up to 15% extra points, without minting new tokens.
That means staking boosts gameplay without adding inflation.
Rewards remain connected to actual revenue flowing into the Sherwood Vault, rather than endless token emissions.
What makes @RBHHeroes interesting is the idle progression.
Your teams keep raiding while you're away, so you return to collect rewards, level up, and claim tokenized stock loot from the Sherwood Vault.
Daily caps also help keep rewards sustainable.
An idle RPG with real revenue behind its rewards. 🏹
I see @Hypesium as a trading layer built around a simple idea: make Elysium activity accessible from Telegram instead of forcing users to move between several different interfaces.
What lands:
- Hypesium is live on Elysium mainnet and focuses on Telegram-based trading.
- Users can buy, sell, monitor positions, set sell limits, and track P/L from one workflow.
- The project reported $59,420 traded in 24 hours, representing 825 HYPE across 14 Elysium tokens.
What needs proof:
- I have not independently tested the bot’s execution speed, uptime, wallet permissions, or transaction success rate.
- A simple chat interface may hide important details about routes, slippage, fees, and contract calls.
- Reported volume does not prove that the activity is broad, profitable, or sustainable.
My stance:
Hypesium has a clear product direction. It is not trying to be another general crypto dashboard; it is focusing on fast, practical access to Elysium trading.
The advantage is convenience. The risk is that convenience can make users move faster than they research.
Before using the bot, I would verify the official Telegram account, check the token contract, review the transaction preview, confirm the network, and define a position size before buying.
The product has a strong first-use proposition. Its long-term credibility will depend on whether the Telegram experience remains transparent when market conditions become more difficult.
The file is based on public project information and does not claim personal trading or profit.
parmit⚫ retweeted
Imagine ranking #7 on the Bitso Perps waitlist, qualifying for $100 in rewards, only to find out you can't claim it because you're Nigerian.
That's the situation I'm facing right now.
I did my part, climbed the leaderboard, and secured my position. But now that rewards are being distributed, users from Nigeria and several other countries are discovering they can't complete KYC because their countries aren't supported.
The frustrating part is that the T&Cs never clearly stated that certain countries would be excluded from receiving rewards. All they mentioned was having a verified Bitso account.
So why wasn't this communicated from the beginning?
If people from certain countries can use the platform, participate in the campaign, compete on the leaderboard and help promote the product, why are they only being told they're ineligible when it's time to receive their rewards?
I ranked #7 for $100. I wasn't asking for special treatment. I simply expected the rules to be clear before putting in the effort.
This could have been avoided with proper communication.
parmit⚫ retweeted
🔐 What if Web3 could verify real-world information without exposing your private data?
That’s what makes @primus_labs and its zkTLS technology worth watching. 🚀
But building the technology is only half the story. We also need to see how the network is actually being used.
That’s where PrimusScope comes in. 👀
📊 12,956 task requests
🔐 10,130 attestor reports
📈 +9.7% requests in the latest 24h comparison
⏱ 27-second median time to first report
Real on-chain activity, backed by public data.
Primus is making private information verifiable, while PrimusScope makes its public network activity easier to explore and understand.
🔥 Want to see what’s happening behind the scenes?
Use PrimusScope to track network activity, explore attestor performance, analyze response times and follow transactions.
No wallet needed. Just open the dashboard and start exploring.
🔗 Try the app + join the Primus Kaito campaign through the links below 👇
What if Web3 could verify real-world data without exposing the private information behind it? 🌐
That’s one of the biggest opportunities behind zkTLS - and exactly what @primus_labs is working to unlock. 🔥
But here’s an equally important question: how do we measure the actual activity and growth of a decentralized verification network?
That’s where PrimusScope comes in. 👀
An independent analytics platform bringing visibility to the Primus zkTLS Network, its usage, attestor activity and on-chain performance.
👀 @xxiang_xie and the Primus DevRel team - curious about your vision:
As Primus expands, what matters most for network adoption: more attestors, faster verification, broader developer integrations, or better visibility into how the network performs?
Let’s look at what’s already happening 👇
🔹 1. What Primus Labs Is Building
Primus is developing infrastructure that allows applications to verify information from off-chain sources through zkTLS.
Think about the possibilities:
🔐 Verifying financial information without publicly revealing sensitive details.
🌐 Bringing verifiable off-chain data into Web3 applications.
🤝 Enabling decentralized attestors to participate in data verification.
🛠 Giving developers SDKs to integrate zkTLS into their applications.
The bigger picture? Making real-world information more useful and trustworthy across decentralized applications.
🔹 2. Real Network Activity on Base
PrimusScope tracks the public activity generated by Primus Network contracts.
Latest indexed figures:
📊 12,956 task requests
🔐 10,130 attestor reports
💰 1,878 withdrawal events
These aren’t marketing estimates. They’re observed on-chain events within the indexed coverage.
And importantly, attestor reports are not automatically equivalent to completed or verified proofs.
🔹 3. Is the Network Actually Growing?
The latest 24-hour comparison shows:
📈 3,224 task requests +9.7%
📈 2,591 attestor reports +8.14%
📈 427 withdrawal events +5.43%
This is where analytics become valuable.
Instead of guessing about network activity, users can compare recorded data across time.
🔹 4. How Quickly Does the Network Respond?
For developers integrating zkTLS, response times matter.
PrimusScope shows:
⏱ Median request-to-first-report: 27 seconds
⏱ 90th percentile: 2.8 minutes
📊 80.21% of requests in the selected 24-hour cohort had a later attestor report observed within that window.
These measure observed reporting behavior, not cryptographic verification success or total task completion.
That’s an important distinction for anyone evaluating infrastructure.
🔹 5. Explore What’s Happening Behind the Numbers
The Network dashboard also provides:
✅ Request and attestor-report history
✅ Response coverage and latency distributions
✅ Network activity by block and time
✅ Withdrawal and callback-failure events
✅ Task identifiers and transaction evidence
✅ JSON inspection and data exports
Every metric comes with timestamps, source references and coverage information.
🔹 6. Why This Matters for the Primus Ecosystem
Primus Labs is building the underlying technology.
Its Network SDKs give developers ways to create applications that use decentralized attestors to verify off-chain data.
PrimusScope adds another useful layer: independent analytics that help users and builders understand the network’s observable behavior.
💡 And I think both sides are important.
Powerful technology attracts developers.
Accessible tools help them understand, experiment and build.
Transparent network analytics make it easier for the community to evaluate actual usage rather than rely on hype.
Primus provides the infrastructure. PrimusScope helps make its public activity understandable.
That’s the kind of combination that can support long-term Web3 adoption. 🚀
🔗 Explore the zkTLS Network dashboard + Primus Kaito campaign in the thread 👇
parmit⚫ retweeted
having more smartphones connected to a network is one thing. giving those devices useful work to do is another.
that's the part of @Acurast I find worth exploring.
people can bring computing power into the network through their phones, but developers also need to build and deploy applications that make use of those resources. without both sides, the network would struggle to reach its full potential.
the Cloud Rebellion makes room for different kinds of participation:
→ onboard smartphones as Processors
→ deploy applications on Acurast
→ invite others to join the Rebellion
→ complete quests and climb the ranks in upcoming Seasons
I like that you don't have to approach Acurast from the same angle as everyone else. some people can contribute devices, others can build on the network, and some can help bring more people into the ecosystem.
that variety matters because building a decentralized cloud isn't the work of one group alone. it takes people supplying the resources, people finding ways to use them, and a community helping the network expand.
I've claimed my #23456 Acurast ID Card, and there's still time to get involved, collect MIST points and claim yours too:
hub.acurast.com/rebellion?re…
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parmit⚫ retweeted
A new token appearing on-chain is only half the information a trader needs. Knowing how it was launched can change the entire entry decision.
That's one feature of @Hypesium I think deserves more attention.
Hypesium reportedly recognizes 19 launchpads across Elysium. A trader can paste a token address, identify its launchpad and access the corresponding launchpad page.
Why does that matter?
Because not every launch follows the same economic rules.
Take Rebate Pad as an example. Its launch mechanism starts with a 99% snipe tax that gradually declines to zero over three seconds.
Without understanding that mechanism, someone could mistake an unusual early trading cost for ordinary market behaviour.
But identifying the launchpad is just the first step.
It doesn't tell you whether the token has healthy liquidity, concentrated ownership, suspicious contract permissions or sustainable trading activity.
This is where combining discovery with Hypesium's honeypot protection becomes interesting.
Its four profiles — Safe, Risky, Moon and Off — provide different execution safety configurations, including buy-and-sell simulation.
I see this as two separate layers:
→ Launchpad recognition helps explain the rules of the launch.
→ Transaction simulation helps assess whether a trade can pass configured safety checks.
Neither replaces independent research.
The interesting opportunity is connecting launch intelligence with execution decisions instead of treating every new pool as identical.
As Elysium's launchpad ecosystem expands, could understanding launch mechanics become just as important as execution speed?
Always DYOR.
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parmit⚫ retweeted
السلام علیکم ✨🤍
Good morning✨☕
🫴🏻🕊️उन लोगों के साथ गुज़ारा मुमकिन है,
जिनकी "तबीयत"ख़राब हो,
मगर उनके साथ नहीं,
जिनकी "तरबियत" ख़राब हो...!✍🏻🖤🥀
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Let's spread awareness and kindness. A small effort from us can bring a big change in someone's life.
Let's grow and glow
Lovely family ❤️
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parmit⚫ retweeted
A coin with a real origin will always beat one with a great story
That is the idea behind @onlystreetsfun
and it really makes sense You snap a real place with the live camera then name what you see Then it launches as a coin on Solana and carries that place along
Anyone can look at where it came from before they decide anything
That kind of proof is rare in a market full of promises and noise
It does not need a grander story just a real place worth noticing
Maybe trust was always meant to start in a place you can stand on
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parmit⚫ retweeted
most phones spend several hours plugged in every night, but beyond charging, that time rarely serves any other purpose. @Acurast is putting those idle hours to use with Processor Lite, allowing everyday devices to contribute computing power to its decentralised network.
getting started doesn't require much change to your routine. you install Processor Lite, connect through the Hub and leave your phone available during idle periods, whether overnight or whenever you're not using it. your apps, photos and personal accounts stay intact, so you can continue using your phone normally.
the part I find worth paying attention to is how this changes the entry point into decentralised computing. you don't need to purchase extra hardware or set aside an entire device just to participate, your regular phone can contribute during hours when it's already sitting on the charger.
one phone may not seem like a significant source of computing power, but when many individual devices contribute together, that unused capacity starts to add up. that's the kind of resource Acurast is working to bring into its compute network.
if you're also interested in putting your phone's idle time to work, you can join the Cloud Rebellion through Processor Lite using my invite link👇
hub.acurast.com/rebellion?re…
🤝 Paid partnership
parmit⚫ retweeted
The foundation is already in place. Now the focus is shifting toward real scarcity.
With a circulating supply capped near 104M and a built-in deflationary burn on every buy, supply keeps tightening as activity grows. While most of the market is still distracted by short-term noise, early holders are quietly accumulating before broader attention arrives.
Once the CEX development and wider RWA interest pick up, this accumulation window narrows. I’m treating @crystalstones01 as a buy and hold rather than a quick trade.
Website: crystalstones.org
TG: t.me/CrystalStones
CA: 0xe252FCb1Aa2E0876E9B5f3eD1e15B9b4d11A0b00
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