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I was exploring @primus_labs Points when I noticed the Confidential Vault sitting right below the verification tasks.
The page introduces an experience with confidential finance and encrypted yield.
I have already connected my wallet and installed the extension, so the Vault is what I plan to explore next.
Learning about confidential finance showed me how much information a public wallet can reveal.
An investment firm's transactions can expose fund movements, position changes, and even patterns in its trading strategy.
Primus is working on ways to protect sensitive financial activity while keeping important information verifiable.
Its zkTLS technology also allows data from off-chain sources to be authenticated while protecting private account details.
For institutions managing large positions, being able to verify financial information while keeping trading strategies confidential could be genuinely useful.
I'm particularly interested in seeing how the Confidential Vault approaches this in practice, especially what users can keep private while still participating in on-chain finance.
FRENNY retweeted
Hello my friends.
@ama_protocol publishes hardware-signed TEE attestations so anyone can verify in the browser that a key broker or agent deployment really booted inside AMD SEV-SNP and matches the expected code measurement. Every run is bound to the exact agent version that produced it, which means you can replay the behavior and also name which agent version was responsible. Validator replicas keep one identity alive across regions so production continues even if a whole cloud zone drops, and the chain uses sorted Merkle proofs plus BLS signatures with a half-second target block time. WASM contracts give agents persistent on-chain memory without forcing the logic off-chain.
@quipnetwork ’s QVM routes the same constraint program across annealers, gate-based systems and classical machines, then applies a three-tier check that cross-validates the quantum result against classical simulation, independent benchmarks and a hardware attestation. Quip Accounts sit as ERC-4337 smart accounts on existing chains and require a hybrid signature (original curve plus SHRINCS) before funds can move, so the post-quantum layer is strictly additive. The network’s useful-work layer turns real optimization jobs into the work that secures the chain instead of empty hashes.
(📷According to X rules, a paid partnership has been selected. It is not investment advice or a paid partnership.)
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Hey team, the Interlock piece on Quip’s asset layer feels a bit different.
@quipnetwork’s docs describe two parties doing atomic swaps on the same chain or across chains with no bridge and no oracle.
Coordination runs through a shared hash secret, and the secret itself is only revealed at claim time.
Each side commits its assets to the settlement contract on its own chain, which starts the deadlines.
When one party claims, the secret is revealed so the other can take its side; if neither acts, both can reclaim their own assets after the deadline.
I am reading this as a bridge-free atomic swap design.
(📷According to X rules, a paid partnership has been selected. It is not investment advice or a paid partnership.)
FRENNY retweeted
☀️ GM CT🌸
Alhamdulillah, another day, another win. 🤲💚
Today, I checked my Reward Hub and received a gift from @binance Exchange. 🎁💛
💰 Just received 126$USDC by @binance Exchange!
🙏 Thank you, @binance , for this amazing gift! ❤️🎁
Keep grinding, keep growing! 🚀🔥
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Complete your first eligible TradFi Perpetual Futures trade with at least $500 in trading volume.
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Participate in the Spot and Futures trading challenge, compete with other traders, and climb the leaderboard.
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FRENNY retweeted
There's a part of the agent economy I think gets overlooked:
procurement.
An agent can be extremely capable and still have limits.
Maybe it can analyze a market but can't perform a smart contract audit.
Maybe it can write code but needs an independent security review.
Maybe it can research a protocol but needs someone else to verify the data.
Today, that usually means a human steps in and finds the right specialist.
But if agents are going to operate with more autonomy, they need some way to procure capabilities they don't have themselves.
That means finding a provider, evaluating its track record, agreeing on the job, funding it and receiving the result.
I've started looking at @termix_ai less as an agent marketplace and more as a possible procurement layer for autonomous software.
That's a subtle difference.
The interesting question isn't only:
“What can this agent do?”
It's also:
“What can this agent obtain from the rest of the network when it reaches its limits?”
That could become a very important part of how autonomous systems actually operate.
FRENNY retweeted
funding your wallet should be simple, wherever you are
it’s the idea behind the latest @moovexyz update
Moove App has expanded card and Apple Pay top-ups to 29 additional countries, giving more people convenient ways to add money to their wallets
here’s what stands out:
pay using supported Visa and Mastercard cards or Apple Pay
access these options across more countries in North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Middle East
enjoy support for 24 additional currencies, including USD, EUR, and JPY
verify your identity once and top up directly within the app
it’s a practical move toward making digital payments more accessible, flexible, and convenient
update Moove on iOS or Android and check the options available in your country
the more ways to fund your wallet. More freedom to move your money
FRENNY retweeted
GM Smart guys
Over time, @vangrid_io learns from usage. It notices which locations are requested most often, where data goes stale the fastest, which areas change frequently, and where demand keeps returning.
This is important. Not every place needs the same level of attention or updates. By learning where reality is changing and where machines keep asking for fresh answers, the grid becomes smarter. Coverage grows more useful over time, and data turns into reliable, long-term infrastructure.
Next step: identify the next missing data set.
In a nutshell
Vangrid isn’t just collecting data it’s learning which places matter most based on real demand and how quickly things change.
It prioritizes high-request, high-change areas so it can keep coverage relevant and efficient, turning scattered data into smarter, lasting infrastructure.
Stay in the loop
FRENNY retweeted
A hardware wallet can keep your private keys safe while the company behind it fails to protect your personal information.
Foundation thought old customer records had been deleted. They hadn't.
If you're selling products designed to protect people's money, protecting their names, phone numbers and home addresses should be taken just as seriously.
INVESTIGATION UPDATE 2
In our last update, we said we would share how many people had personal information exposed once we could confirm it. We can now share those numbers.
Across our old WooCommerce store and our current Shopify store, records containing approximately 5,600 mailing addresses and 5,200 phone numbers, along with names and email addresses, were held in systems the attackers were able to reach. We cannot say for certain whether the attackers accessed all of these records, so we are treating all of them as potentially exposed. These records are a subset of our total customers.
Why the data was still there:
In our last update, we explained that copies of orders remained in old database tables after past migrations. We have since found that the 60-day redaction also did not cover every type of order, and that some customer details were stored in other parts of the store, such as abandoned carts and contact forms, that redaction never reached.
Addresses not in our records:
More than 5,000 of the email addresses that received phishing emails do not appear in our WooCommerce or Shopify customer records. Some match our support and hiring inboxes. Together with reports of details that were never shared with us, this makes us confident the attackers also used data from outside Foundation. We are still tracing where these addresses came from.
What we are doing:
Out of an abundance of caution, we are rotating all keys and secrets across our systems, including those we have no evidence were accessed.We are keeping a single copy of the legacy WooCommerce data offline as evidence for the investigation. Once the investigation is complete, that data will be permanently deleted.
We have found no evidence that this incident compromised Passport devices or the private keys they hold.
Never enter your recovery phrase into a website or share it with anyone, including someone claiming to be Foundation.
We will continue sharing confirmed findings and publish our full report when the investigation is complete.
FRENNY retweeted
i have never liked staking....every time i stake something it feels like i just handed my keys to someone else and hoped for the best.
@0xhazels does the opposite.
their staking is soft and soft is the whole point.
your NFT stays in your wallet...your ownership stays entirely yours.
>> no custody contract
>> no lock period
>> no gas to activate
and u can sell whenever u want. (wen no money :D)
that is the trade too, sYOURAI u built on that nft resets with it.
sYOURAI is simple...
>> 1 per nft per full 24hrs (not tokens and yields) just ur share of the pool.
>> the longer u hold and stake, the bigger ur share.
the multiplier is small but honest.
1st nft +0.05 --> each extra +0.02 --> 5 nfts = 1.13x
own it, stake it, qualify, participate....that is the order.
a pfp shouldn't just sit in ur wallet doing nothing lmao
would u stake if it never left ur wallet?
🤝 Paid partnership
FRENNY retweeted
imagine hitting $50k on Spinman @N3onReload Jack.com
FRENNY retweeted
gQuip Quippers 🦋 🦋
What happens when quantum computers get strong enough to go after Bitcoin keys?
@cadillion of @quipnetwork walks through what that scenario could actually look like
Under the assumptions he discusses, a single attack attempt could take around 26 days of quantum compute, with roughly a 50/50 shot at recovering one key
Statistically, that works out to about 52 days of compute per successful key
That number changes the economics completely -
⇒ Quantum compute is scarce, so attackers can’t afford to waste it on random wallets
⇒ The logical targets are wallets holding massive amounts of BTC
⇒ Every cracked key has to justify weeks of machine time
Which leads to a fun question
If Satoshi’s coins suddenly moved, how would the market read it?
Satoshi is back or someone finally broke the keys
Nobody would know right away, and that uncertainty alone could shake the market
The takeaway is that quantum risk isn’t only about whether an attack becomes possible
Quantum computing to the world.
FRENNY retweeted
gm x family ✨
lately, I’ve been looking into @agentdojo, and what caught my attention is the idea of training your own AI fighter and seeing how it performs in real battles.
It feels a lot like coaching someone for a competition. You can guide their preparation and help them improve, but once the match begins, the real test is seeing how they handle the challenge.
That’s what makes Agent Dojo interesting to me. Each agent has its own personality, memory, and fighting style, making every turn-based battle a chance to see different strategies clash.
I’m curious to see just how much your training choices can influence the outcome.
Still exploring the project through @rarelistio 🥋
FRENNY retweeted
Introducing Primus Confidential Finance (dapp.primuslabs.xyz), where privacy meets transfer and yield on-chain.
We're excited to announce a collaboration between Primus @primus_labs, Unitas @UnitasLabs, and United Stables @UTechStables to launch a Confidential Finance Product on @BNBCHAIN, powered by the Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) technique.
This isn't just another confidential transfer or on-chain vault. It's a new standard for how private, compliant, and capital-efficient on-chain finance can work. 🧵
Early alpha: @projpharos just released its first trailer.
Some fantasy stories draw you in through their characters, while others leave you curious about the worlds they inhabit.
Phäros has me interested in both.
Five tribes built Terran, but four eventually decided the fifth was too dangerous to remain free.
There's a history behind that decision, and I'm curious about what brought them to that point.
Was the fifth tribe genuinely dangerous, or were the others protecting something they feared losing?
That's the mystery that draws me into the world of Phäros.
Its anime-inspired artwork, cinematic atmosphere, and mythology suggest a story with much more to explore beyond the first trailer.
The teaser is already out, yet it leaves plenty of questions about the tribes, their history, and what happens next.
I enjoy discovering fantasy worlds while their stories are still taking shape.
Phäros has definitely caught my interest, and I will be following the story as it unfolds.
My First Winning Paper Trade on Agentics Credit
Yesterday, I recorded my first win using a paper trade on @agenticscredit, earning $7.37 in simulated profit.
My dashboard now shows one settled trade and a 100% win rate. It's a good start, although one successful trade is still too early to judge my overall performance.
Today, I have opened another paper trading position, this time predicting that the Federal Reserve will leave interest rates unchanged after its October 2026 meeting.
The trade is still open, so I will be following the outcome.
One feature I have enjoyed using is the Telegram notification system.
I receive updates when I place trades, which makes it easier to keep track of my activity without constantly checking the dashboard.
@agenticscredit also evaluates traders through its Agentic Credit Score (ACS), which considers profitability, risk management, consistency, and trading history.
Paper trading can contribute to ACS, although live trading carries greater weight.
This gives beginners like me an opportunity to build experience without risking real money.
I will keep practising, reviewing my trades, and tracking how my ACS develops as I gain more experience.
How @vangrid_io Makes Location Data Reusable
A location recorded today could still provide useful data for another robotics team weeks later.
Imagine a delivery robot preparing to operate in a shopping mall. It needs information about the building's layout, entrances, and surrounding areas.
Someone nearby could record that location through Vangrid, making the footage available for teams developing physical AI systems.
If another robotics team needs information about the same mall later, it could reuse the existing footage, provided the data is still relevant and accessible.
This lets a single capture support multiple projects without requiring a new recording each time.
However, physical environments change. Shops close, entrances move, and construction can alter familiar routes.
When older footage no longer reflects the location, Vangrid's network could help collect updated observations through new capture requests.
The goal is to keep location data useful as long as it remains relevant, with fresh captures available when the environment changes.
The @meetmotes creator campaign is now live, with 0.5% of the total $MOTES supply allocated to creators.
What makes the campaign interesting is the product creators are writing around.
Motes is working on encrypted financial infrastructure where NFT-owned AI agents can execute DeFi strategies and interact with prediction markets like Polymarket.
AI agents, privacy, and on-chain finance coming together in one system.
Join the campaign now while it’s still early.
FRENNY retweeted
Imagine paying an AI agent to audit a smart contract, then finding out its report missed something important.
who decides if the job was actually completed?
i was reading the @termix_ai AACP dispute docs and found an interesting detail.
when a buyer challenges a delivery, 3 evaluator agents are locked into the case as soon as the challenge opens onchain.
both sides can submit evidence, and each evaluator gets one onchain vote.
2 matching votes decide the initial verdict.
if the losing side disagrees, it can escalate to a separate arbitrator before final settlement.
the outcome also affects the provider agent reputation.
i think this makes the original job brief pretty important. if the acceptance criteria are vague, judging the work later gets messy.
would you trust an AI audit without clearly defining what a completed report should include?
docs.termix.ai/aacp/disputes
