Fluton Ceremony is coming your way very soon.
Clues are hidden in the video below.🤫@FlutonIO
@cryptoperseus_ @7mc77
For Ethereum validators, latency is no longer just a technical detail it directly translates into lost revenue. Slow or inconsistent block propagation across the network leads to missed deadlines, weaker blocks, and ultimately lower APY.
Optimum’s mump2p addresses exactly this problem. Built on RLNC (Random Linear Network Coding) a network coding technology coinvented at MIT by Muriel Médard mump2p makes block propagation both faster and more predictable. Validators reduce the risk of missing deadlines, gain more time to construct better blocks, and earn higher rewards on average.
Node operators can onboard to mump2p for free. As highlighted in Muriel Médard’s interview with Cami Russo on The Defiant, many of the largest node operators have already started adopting the technology. mump2p does more than increase individual validator revenue; it also improves the overall stability and efficiency of the Ethereum network.
Faster and more consistent block propagation means fewer orphaned blocks, stronger consensus, and a more robust Ethereum. If you’re a validator looking to increase your earnings while strengthening the network, trying mump2p is straightforward. @get_optimum ’s solution stands out as an important step in Ethereum’s journey toward greater scalability and efficiency. With mump2p, latency is no longer a source of lost revenue it becomes an opportunity for higher returns.
@discordflash @ada_pegasus @aqccapital
For validators, latency is money.
Faster, more predictable block propagation means less risk of missing deadlines, more time to build better blocks, and higher APY.
That's what @get_optimum's mump2p brings to Ethereum, built on RLNC, the network coding tech co-invented at MIT by Optimum CEO & Co-Founder @MurielMedard
Node operators can onboard for free → getoptimum.xyz
Full conversation with @CamiRusso on The Defiant 🔗
Fluton’s Trusted Setup Ceremony Is Coming!
Fluton is preparing an important milestone: its Trusted Setup Ceremony, designed to strengthen the security of the zero knowledge proofs behind its privacy infrastructure.
But what is a trusted setup, and why does it matter?
Zero knowledge proofs let a system verify something without revealing the underlying information. The cryptographic setup behind these proofs must be handled carefully. Fluton’s ceremony uses a multi party process: each participant contributes randomness and then securely destroys their secret contribution.
The idea is simple: no single participant controls the setup. As long as at least one participant acts honestly and securely destroys their contribution, the setup remains secure.
Who can participate?
According to Fluton’s announcement, participation is exclusive to community members holding the Encrypted role. Dedicated members will have the opportunity to contribute directly to the project’s security.
How will it work?
Participants connect a wallet and sign a message, with no transaction or gas fees. They then link a GitHub or Google account and wait for their turn. Their browser automatically handles the contribution, and participation is publicly recorded under their linked identity.
This is more than a community activity. It is an opportunity to take part in a cryptographic process supporting the trust and security of Fluton’s privacy technology. It puts cryptographic security in community hands.
The ceremony will open soon. Follow the official Discord for the launch announcement and further instructions.
Don't trust us. Trust yourself. @FlutonIO
@cryptoperseus_ @7mc77
A new creative competition has arrived for the Seismic community: SEISCREATE #03: ROCKYHALLOWEEN!
This time, Rocky takes center stage, and it's time to bring him into the world of Halloween!
Imagine transforming Rocky into a terrifying monster, a mysterious ghost, a wicked vampire, or an entirely different character. The goal is to give Rocky your own unique Halloween inspired identity.
And the best part? You're not limited to a single format. You can participate with artwork, animation, video, 3D design, memes, or any other original creation that showcases your creativity.
The participation rules are simple:
Your submission must be original, creative, and related to both Rocky and Halloween.
AI generated content is not allowed.
Share your creation on X using the #ROCKYHalloween hashtag.
Submit the link to your X post in the #rockyhalloween channel on Discord.
Important Dates:
Start: November 1, 2026 – 12:00 (UTC+3)
Deadline: November 7, 2026 – 12:00 (UTC+3)
What's the reward?
This competition is more than just an art event. Regular participation in @SeismicSys competitions and being among the winners can give you an advantage on your Magnitude journey.
So, you're not just creating something fun; you're also showcasing your creativity and strengthening your presence within the Seismic community.
I think this is a great opportunity to give Rocky a completely new look with our own creative touch.
Now it's your turn!
Who will create the scariest Halloween version of Rocky?
#ROCKYHalloween #Seismic
@xealistt @NoxxW3 @heathcliff_eth
Hello everyone, dear Rialo family!
It’s Friday today. And what does that mean? Quiz day!
Projects can ask their communities questions about the work they’re doing. There are usually 10 questions, with 20 seconds allowed for each. Depending on how quickly you answer each question correctly, you earn between 500 and 1000 points and secure a spot on the leaderboard.
Event:
Today at 16:30 (UTC)
@RialoHQ Discord quiz channel
Remember, this is all just for fun!
See you there!
@ericargent31113 @slymnogunc
yatkomic retweeted
Fhenix Synergy: Dual Mode Assets + Encrypted Intents
The biggest problem in on chain finance isn’t transparency itself it’s forced transparency. To execute a trade, you have to expose your strategy, position size, and intent to the entire network. This opens the door to front running, sandwich attacks, and strategy copying.
Fhenix changed this equation by bringing CoFHE to Ethereum and Arbitrum mainnet. With dual mode assets, the same token can exist in both public and confidential states without fragmenting liquidity or breaking composability. Public when you want it, private when you need it.
Fluton is one of the first design partners on this infrastructure. When Fluton’s encrypted intents model is combined with Fhenix’s dual mode assets, a powerful execution layer emerges. Users simply express what they want a swap, bridge, payment, or yield action as an encrypted intent. Thanks to fully homomorphic encryption (FHE), the details of that intent (amount, direction, strategy) never become visible. Solvers and validators can only produce the correct outcome; they cannot see the underlying data.
This combination delivers three critical advantages. First, Zero MEV: transaction details stay hidden, so bots lose their informational edge. Second, real privacy: balances and positions remain confidential by default. Third, full compatibility with the existing ecosystem no need to migrate to a new chain or split liquidity. It works with current wallets and current protocols.
Fluton isn’t just another application here. It functions as the confidential execution layer sitting on top of dual mode assets. Fhenix makes confidential assets possible; Fluton makes private by default interactions with those assets practical. The “public when you want, private when you need” idea is no longer theoretical.
Fhenix Synergy: Dual Mode Assets + Encrypted Intentspoints to the next phase of on chain finance: privacy as the default, not a feature. Strategies stay protected, MEV decreases, and institutional capital can move on chain with less friction. @FlutonIO and @fhenix are leading that shift.
@cryptoperseus_ @7mc77
Staff changes at Optimum Discord:
As you know, our general Community Manager (CM) was Jeff. However, during today’s AMA session, he announced that he is stepping down from his role to pursue other ventures. He will be with us one last time tomorrow.
Moving forward, the management will be handled by @discordflash . On a personal note, I would like to thank Jeff for everything he has contributed to us during his time here. I wish him all the best on his future journey goodbye, Jeff!
Stay with @get_optimum
@ada_pegasus @aqccapital
yatkomic retweeted
The main reason Fluton did not build its own blockchain is that it wants to add privacy features to networks and applications that are already in use, rather than moving users, developers, and liquidity to a new ecosystem. Building a new network could lead to fragmented liquidity, additional security risks, and adoption challenges. Instead, @FlutonIO aims to serve as a privacy layer compatible with applications running on networks such as Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Base.
Its service model will operate through transaction intents. When a user wants to make a swap, transfer, or another transaction, they will submit their intent to the system in encrypted form. Relayers and solvers will then submit offers for the transaction, allowing the user to choose the most suitable one. The transaction will take place on an existing blockchain while reducing the visibility of sensitive details.
FHE technology is at the core of this structure. It enables computations to be performed while data remains encrypted. As a result, Fluton aims to help users conduct more private transactions without requiring them to move to another chain. Developers will be able to integrate these features into existing applications through an SDK. However, the level of privacy will depend on the methods and integrations used. Therefore, Fluton can be considered a privacy infrastructure operating on existing networks rather than a new blockchain. Its success will depend on its security, integrations, and launch timeline.
@cryptoperseus_ @7mc77
Your strategy is your edge. Keep your next move private.
This single line captures one of the biggest unsolved problems in crypto today.
On public blockchains, every trade, every bridge, every yield position is visible by default. Searchers, bots, and competitors see your size, timing, and intent before it even settles. Front running, sandwich attacks, and strategy copying have become normal. The moment your edge becomes public, it stops being an edge.
@FlutonIO is building the infrastructure that makes privacy the default without forcing you to leave the chains you already use.
Instead of broadcasting a transparent transaction, you submit an encrypted intent. Solvers fulfill it using Fully Homomorphic Encryption, so amounts, routing preferences, and strategies stay encrypted throughout the entire lifecycle from submission to settlement. No one sees your next move until it is already done.
This is not a mixer. It is not an isolated privacy chain. It is an application level confidential execution layer that works across Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, and more. You keep composability, DeFi access, and cross chain functionality while gaining confidentiality.
The result is simple but powerful: your strategy stays yours. Positions stay private. MEV extraction becomes dramatically harder. Institutional capital can finally move on chain without putting its entire book on display.
As FHE infrastructure matures (with partners like Fhenix bringing CoFHE live), this vision is moving from research to production.
The next era of on chain finance does not require sacrificing privacy for liquidity or usability. It requires making confidentiality the baseline.
Your strategy is your edge.
Fluton exists to keep it that way.
@cryptoperseus_ @7mc77
Fhenix Synergy: Dual Mode Assets + Encrypted Intents
The biggest problem in on chain finance isn’t transparency itself it’s forced transparency. To execute a trade, you have to expose your strategy, position size, and intent to the entire network. This opens the door to front running, sandwich attacks, and strategy copying.
Fhenix changed this equation by bringing CoFHE to Ethereum and Arbitrum mainnet. With dual mode assets, the same token can exist in both public and confidential states without fragmenting liquidity or breaking composability. Public when you want it, private when you need it.
Fluton is one of the first design partners on this infrastructure. When Fluton’s encrypted intents model is combined with Fhenix’s dual mode assets, a powerful execution layer emerges. Users simply express what they want a swap, bridge, payment, or yield action as an encrypted intent. Thanks to fully homomorphic encryption (FHE), the details of that intent (amount, direction, strategy) never become visible. Solvers and validators can only produce the correct outcome; they cannot see the underlying data.
This combination delivers three critical advantages. First, Zero MEV: transaction details stay hidden, so bots lose their informational edge. Second, real privacy: balances and positions remain confidential by default. Third, full compatibility with the existing ecosystem no need to migrate to a new chain or split liquidity. It works with current wallets and current protocols.
Fluton isn’t just another application here. It functions as the confidential execution layer sitting on top of dual mode assets. Fhenix makes confidential assets possible; Fluton makes private by default interactions with those assets practical. The “public when you want, private when you need” idea is no longer theoretical.
Fhenix Synergy: Dual Mode Assets + Encrypted Intentspoints to the next phase of on chain finance: privacy as the default, not a feature. Strategies stay protected, MEV decreases, and institutional capital can move on chain with less friction. @FlutonIO and @fhenix are leading that shift.
@cryptoperseus_ @7mc77
This week, I walked the catwalk once again on a spotlight stage under the @RialoHQ banner.
I put a lot of hard work into this, and it’s wonderful to see that effort pay off. I’d like to thank all my friends who have supported me.
@ericargent31113 @ecelannister
Debugz & Bugz...
What should your strategies be? What kind of opportunities and details does Unvault offer you?
A "Bugz" invasion is on the horizon! Would you like to own a "Bug" during this invasion? Honestly, I certainly would!! @unvault
yatkomic retweeted
@ALiiii4646 sayesinde haberim oldu. FungoLabs bir x kampanyası başlatmış. 300M adet tokenı içerikleri üzerinden dağıtacaklar. Sanırım kaliteli içerik ya da görüntülenmelerden seçilim yapılacak.
Pekala ne yapacağız?
fungolabs.org/launchpad/c/cf… adresine gidip cüzdanım ile giriş yaptım. Ardından X hesabımı bağladım. toplamda 5 adet post linki yükleyebiliyoruz siteye. Bakalım belki de şans yüzümüze güler, güzel bir hype var bu tarafta.
Bu arada postlarda @FungoLabs ve $FUNGO ekleyeceğiz. Ve bu içeriği postlarken şuanda 9140 kişi başvurmuş gözüküyor.
Başarılar dilerim.
FungoLabs X kampanyası için 300.000.000 adet token ayırmıslar hıcte fena bır oran degıl ve aktıf 8200 katılımcı var yarın buyuk gun ve sansınızı deneyın @FungoLabs $FUNGO
A friend of mine has created a fantastic tool called DropScore, built via SurfAI. It evaluates a project's airdrop potential and assigns it a score out of 100.
It analyzes the project's investors and the current status of its token, while also assessing active reward programs and available Discord roles.
It then provides you with a roadmap: what you should do today, what tasks to keep up with on a weekly basis, and which roles to target and in what order.
You can find more details in the post below.
@SurfAIHQ
#SurfStudio
Farming every airdrop with the same effort never made sense to me, so I built a tool to decide where my time actually goes.
DropScore scores a project's airdrop potential out of 100.
It looks at who invested (Pantera, a16z, Paradigm and similar funds count more), whether the token is out yet, what reward programs are running, and which Discord roles exist. Then it gives you a plan: what to do today, what to keep doing every week, and which roles to go for in what order.
Try it here: dropscore-analyzer-a7e951.su…
Or drop a project in the replies and I'll run it for you.
Built with @SurfAIHQ Studio #SurfStudio
The main reason Fluton did not build its own blockchain is that it wants to add privacy features to networks and applications that are already in use, rather than moving users, developers, and liquidity to a new ecosystem. Building a new network could lead to fragmented liquidity, additional security risks, and adoption challenges. Instead, @FlutonIO aims to serve as a privacy layer compatible with applications running on networks such as Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Base.
Its service model will operate through transaction intents. When a user wants to make a swap, transfer, or another transaction, they will submit their intent to the system in encrypted form. Relayers and solvers will then submit offers for the transaction, allowing the user to choose the most suitable one. The transaction will take place on an existing blockchain while reducing the visibility of sensitive details.
FHE technology is at the core of this structure. It enables computations to be performed while data remains encrypted. As a result, Fluton aims to help users conduct more private transactions without requiring them to move to another chain. Developers will be able to integrate these features into existing applications through an SDK. However, the level of privacy will depend on the methods and integrations used. Therefore, Fluton can be considered a privacy infrastructure operating on existing networks rather than a new blockchain. Its success will depend on its security, integrations, and launch timeline.
@cryptoperseus_ @7mc77
Your strategy is your edge. Keep your next move private.
This single line captures one of the biggest unsolved problems in crypto today.
On public blockchains, every trade, every bridge, every yield position is visible by default. Searchers, bots, and competitors see your size, timing, and intent before it even settles. Front running, sandwich attacks, and strategy copying have become normal. The moment your edge becomes public, it stops being an edge.
@FlutonIO is building the infrastructure that makes privacy the default without forcing you to leave the chains you already use.
Instead of broadcasting a transparent transaction, you submit an encrypted intent. Solvers fulfill it using Fully Homomorphic Encryption, so amounts, routing preferences, and strategies stay encrypted throughout the entire lifecycle from submission to settlement. No one sees your next move until it is already done.
This is not a mixer. It is not an isolated privacy chain. It is an application level confidential execution layer that works across Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, and more. You keep composability, DeFi access, and cross chain functionality while gaining confidentiality.
The result is simple but powerful: your strategy stays yours. Positions stay private. MEV extraction becomes dramatically harder. Institutional capital can finally move on chain without putting its entire book on display.
As FHE infrastructure matures (with partners like Fhenix bringing CoFHE live), this vision is moving from research to production.
The next era of on chain finance does not require sacrificing privacy for liquidity or usability. It requires making confidentiality the baseline.
Your strategy is your edge.
Fluton exists to keep it that way.
@cryptoperseus_ @7mc77
Today, we are coming together at @RialoHQ BuilderHub. At 15:00 UTC, all community members are invited to join us in the BuilderHub channel on Discord.
This event is an opportunity to discover projects being developed within the Rialo ecosystem, hear directly from builders, and explore new use cases.
BuilderHub is more than a space for presentations. It is a lively community environment where people can ask questions, share ideas, exchange feedback, and build the foundations for new collaborations.
Learn more about each project’s goals, the problems it aims to solve, and the value it can bring to Rialo. Your questions, perspectives, and support can help make these projects more visible and strengthen connections throughout the community.
Bring your curiosity, ideas, and enthusiasm. Join us today at 15:00 UTC on Discord BuilderHub. Let’s learn together, support builders, and build the future of Rialo as a community. Everyone is welcome to take part.
@ericargent31113 @ecelannister
yatkomic retweeted
Fluton is aiming to carry out privacy focused transactions on existing blockchain networks rather than build a new blockchain from scratch. According to the project’s website, it plans to work with networks such as Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Monad, Avalanche, and Solana. Under this model, users would not need to move to a separate chain. Instead, their transaction intents would be encrypted and executed within existing ecosystems.
At the core of the project is fully homomorphic encryption, or FHE, a technology that enables computations to be performed while data remains encrypted. @FlutonIO also plans to use zero knowledge proofs during the transaction verification process. Its goal is to keep users’ balances, order details, and strategies hidden from validators and relayers, helping reduce front running and other MEV related risks.
The project’s targeted use cases include swaps, transfers, bridging, payments, staking, lending, and yield generation. A TypeScript based SDK for developers is also planned. However, according to the website, the SDK has not yet been released. For now, Fluton appears to be an infrastructure project designed to add a privacy layer to existing blockchains rather than launch an independent network. Its success will depend on network integrations, security, and product availability.
@cryptoperseus_ @7mc77
If I Owned a Company, Why Would I Consider Using @FlutonIO for Financial Operations?
Imagine running a company that regularly pays suppliers, transfers assets across different blockchains, and manages investments. Every public transaction can reveal valuable information about your business strategy, payment flows, and financial activities. This is where Fluton could make a difference.
1. Financial Privacy
With Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE), Fluton aims to enable operations on encrypted data without revealing the underlying information. For a company, this could help protect sensitive financial details and reduce how much competitors can learn from public transactions.
2. Flexibility Across Networks
Businesses may need to operate across multiple blockchain networks. Fluton is designed to support privacy focused interactions across different chains, potentially making cross chain financial operations more convenient without sacrificing confidentiality.
3. Reducing MEV Risks
Public transactions can expose users to risks such as front running and sandwich attacks. By encrypting transaction intentions, Fluton aims to reduce opportunities for attackers to exploit visible information before a transaction is executed.
4. Protecting Competitive Advantages
Imagine your company is preparing a large investment or moving funds to support a new business strategy. Keeping sensitive transaction details private could make it harder for competitors to anticipate your next move.
Fluton’s approach could offer businesses a new way to combine blockchain transparency with financial confidentiality.
However, these are potential benefits rather than guaranteed results. Fluton’s official website lists its SDK as “coming soon,” so availability may depend on future development.
Do you think financial privacy will become a basic business requirement in Web3, rather than just an option?
@cryptoperseus_ @7mc77
