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How far will the BTC pump go?
Here's my full analysis: youtu.be/TOMo_yBlAtc
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So uh, for a while now I have been working on a website, few of you already know it, others may have no clue.
This is like my own project, trying to make it better, yes AI was involved, but this is also AI helping me to learn how to code.
n8n was also included when I first made ICT Tools, but then later on discovered a way I could build these with Raspberry Pi, ....
Upon this day I'm still doing other things and trying to make it better.
Still working on a Support Page that is live but only for a few early testers.
Feel free to discover it trough @Webfrens_ :
nitter.gq/Webfrens_/status/21063…
We’ve recently refreshed the Convurx experience with a redesigned interface that delivers a cleaner, more professional, and enterprise ready look.
webfrens.com/tools/convurx
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you can have the best utility
you can have the best product
if you dont promote it right or let people know it exists
no one gonna use it!
btw
- return to art.
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this week gonna sneak peek some bits gen3 "QuBits" pixel art
gonna make it one of the best pixel PFP's 🫡
- a 1/1 QuBits "masked-on".
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time to lock in making dope art again!
more infos about QuBits
still working on the shape rn (see PFP)
low supply, trying over 200+ traits based on colors rarity, everything on the ETH blockchain
NFTS, who wants in❓
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XNS fixes the fundamentals of web3 names:
• Your name doesn’t expire. Ever.
• Your identity isn’t for sale. No transfers.
• No steps, no confusion. Just claim and use.
If you have an ENS, WNS, or GNS name, you may have received its corresponding permanent XNS payment identifier:
.eth → @eth
.wei → @wei
.gwei → @gwei
To check, open x2xPay.me and enter your name with an @ instead of a dot in the To field:
alice.eth → alice@eth
If it resolves, you’ve been migrated.
Congratulations. 🥳 You now have a soulbound payment identifier that never expires, never needs renewal, and no one can take from you. 🤝
XNSv2 is live. 🚀
✅ New label@namespace format
✅ All XNSv1 names and namespaces migrated to XNSv2
✅ 70'384 ENS names migrated to XNSv2
✅ 98 WNS + 104 GNS names migrated to XNSv2
One Address. One Name.
All details in our blog post: 👇
xns.name/blog/xnsv2-is-live
New feature on the xns.name Website: Resolve
Enter an XNS name like god@eth and instantly get the Ethereum address behind it.
Or enter an address and resolve it back to the XNS name.
Need to resolve more than one?
Upload a CSV with up to 1,000 XNS names or addresses, resolve them directly in your browser, and download the results.
👉 Try it yourself: xns.name
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upgrades are coming to the discord losties
make sure you’re situated and ready to go
@gummymachineapp will now be taking over
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We've published the EF Protocol cluster's priorities and our first shared Hegotá EIP tier list, with input from ~60 researchers and engineers across all 9 Protocol teams.
We're aggressively targeting a quantum-resistant Ethereum L1 no later than December 2029. That has implications for what we propose including in Hegotá, and how much capacity we leave for the forks after it.
Keeping mainnet safe remains our first priority.
We'll be on r/ethereum for an AMA on September 16 at 2pm UTC. Please come ask us about the priorities, the tier list, or anything else you're curious about.
Tier and priorities posts and question form can be found below in this thread:
ENS has so many issues. And this one of them.
A few days ago I posted the below, and today I want to remind people that a few months ago someone rocking the ENS:
MetaMask.eth messaged jarredfromsubway.eth
Now etherscan showed it as metamask.eth the wallet associated with @MetaMask
However... it was in fact not the wallet associated with MM, it was someone masquerading as Metamask, and the difference? Capital Letters
ENS Does NOT normalize, and it puts user funds at risk, because front-ends normalize to lowercase, but that makes metamask.eth and MetaMask.eth indistinguishable from each other
Whilst they are associated with 2 completely different wallets
Address poisoning is the least of my concerns when a simple capital letter could screw me over
The x2xPay app is the safest place for payments on Ethereum:
> Send to human-readable names instead of 0x addresses
> Optionally choose delayed settlement
> Entered the wrong recipient? Cancel before the funds are released
And we’re not done. More safety features are coming soon.
Simple payments. More time to catch mistakes. Fewer ways to lose funds.
That’s what we are building. For free. Out of conviction.
👉 Try it yourself: x2xpay.me
New blog post published: The Thin Wallet Thesis
TL;DR:
Wallets have become too fat. They integrate payments, trading, prediction markets, staking, and much more.
Our thesis: wallets should focus on four things:
Verify. Authorize. Sign. Broadcast.
Everything else belongs at the application layer.
This separation can also improve security: applications construct transactions, while wallets independently verify what those transactions actually do.
Name resolution is a good example of why this separation matters.
A payments app like x2xPay.me performs forward resolution:
Name → Address
The wallet independently performs reverse resolution:
Address → Name
Any mismatch can be immediately identified.
This turns name services like XNS into more than a UX convenience for replacing hexadecimal addresses. They can become part of the transaction verification layer.
Today, most wallets integrate payments directly, including name resolution. This collapses the separation: the same piece of software resolves the name, constructs the transaction, and then verifies it.
In other words, the wallet is effectively checking its own work.
The wallet should not create the transaction it is supposed to verify.
Independent reverse verification can even provide an additional safeguard for expiring payment identifiers like ENS, WNS, or GNS: if an identifier expires or changes, the wallet may reverse-resolve to a different name, or no name at all.
Read the full blog post here 👇
xns.name/blog/the-thin-walle…
It’s been a while since I created something for the @GenuinelyUndead .
Seeing all the amazing content coming out for the 4th anniversary, and seeing how much AI has become part of the creative language of this community since I first started experimenting with it here years ago, made me want to jump back in and add my own little contribution.
So here it is.
⚡ THE NIHON WARRIORS ANTHEM ⚡
A tribute to the faction I’ve probably spent the most time with, and to some of the characters and stories that eventually evolved into my 2043 world.
And a tribute to one of the internet’s earliest and most iconic memes. 😎
Happy 4 years, Undead. 💀
Created with AI + @capcutapp as a CapCut Creative Partner.
How I put this together👇
#GenuineUndead #GU #CapCut #CapCutCPP #AIFilmmaking
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With a lot of people asking me about stonkbrokers here are some of the questions I would ask..
(To my 60k followers on IG if you follow me here. Or see this, X is the best form of communication)
1. If NFT trading volume dropped by 90% tomorrow, what revenue would still enter the ecosystem and how much would activated holders actually receive?
2. How much real protocol revenue has StonkBrokers generated so far, excluding NFT sales, token appreciation and money deposited by holders?
3. What percentage of rewards comes from outside users versus money circulating between existing StonkBroker holders?
4. Can you publish a live dashboard showing fees collected, StockBooster purchases, distributions, protocol revenue and treasury balances?
5. What specific reason will someone who does not own a StonkBroker have to use Stonk Launcher or Stonk Exchange instead of Uniswap or another launchpad?
6. Will Stonk Exchange fees permanently support StockBooster, or can governance redirect that money somewhere else?
7. What level of Exchange volume is required to maintain meaningful Stock Token distributions if NFT trading slows down?
8 Robinhood says its Stock Tokens cannot be delivered to United States persons. How are you preventing American holders from receiving restricted Stock Tokens through an NFT’s token bound account?
9. If regulators force you to exclude United States holders, what replacement utility or rewards will those holders receive?
10. When someone buys an NFT containing Stock Tokens, does that transfer constitute the delivery of securities, and has a qualified securities attorney provided a written legal opinion?
11. Is Robinhood officially involved with, partnered with or endorsing StonkBrokers, or are you simply an independent application deployed on its permissionless chain?
12. Has every current contract been audited by an independent security firm, and will you publicly release the complete reports and unresolved findings?
13.Who controls the admin keys, upgrade permissions, treasury and StockBooster contracts, and what could those wallets change today without a community vote?
14. Are the contracts immutable, upgradeable or protected by a multisignature wallet and time delay? Who are the individual signers?
15. What happens to the assets inside a token bound account if the NFT is deposited into a lending vault, liquidated, stolen or transferred through a marketplace?
16. How do buyers verify exactly what assets are inside an NFT before purchasing it, and can any hidden liabilities, approvals or malicious tokens follow the NFT?
17. How concentrated are the NFTs and $STONKBROKER tokens among the team, insiders and top 20 wallets?
18. What are the team’s token vesting schedules, treasury wallets and selling restrictions, and will every team transaction be publicly disclosed?
19. How many months of operating runway does the project have without selling $STONKBROKER, selling NFTs or depending on new investor money?
20. What is the failure plan? If Robinhood Chain activity collapses, Stock Tokens become unavailable or Stonk Exchange fails to attract volume, how does StonkBrokers survive?
























