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jurau retweeted
my phone charger only works if i hold the cable at one exact angle
so i can either charge it or use it. never both
that's how most trading money feels too. if it's sitting in a position, it isn't earning anything. if it's earning somewhere, i can't trade with it
@grvt_io is trying to stop making me pick
through grvt earn, eligible assets can go into tokenized fixed-income opportunities targeting up to 11% apy. that capital can keep earning while you actively trade on grvt
these are the same kind of fixed-income strategies banks and institutions have used for years. grvt wants to bring a share of that $160T market onchain
and the assets stay under your control, so there's no handing your money to someone and hoping it comes back
yields can change, and "up to" really does mean up to
still beats holding a cable at 37 degrees
my phone charger only works if i hold the cable at one exact angle
so i can either charge it or use it. never both
that's how most trading money feels too. if it's sitting in a position, it isn't earning anything. if it's earning somewhere, i can't trade with it
@grvt_io is trying to stop making me pick
through grvt earn, eligible assets can go into tokenized fixed-income opportunities targeting up to 11% apy. that capital can keep earning while you actively trade on grvt
these are the same kind of fixed-income strategies banks and institutions have used for years. grvt wants to bring a share of that $160T market onchain
and the assets stay under your control, so there's no handing your money to someone and hoping it comes back
yields can change, and "up to" really does mean up to
still beats holding a cable at 37 degrees
jurau retweeted
Everyone on CT is panicking over the late October chop while $BTC tests the $80K / $82K support zone.
Here is what is actually driving the pullback under the hood:
1. Pre Midterm Institutional Pause → Big capital always de risks right before U.S. Midterm Elections until legislative uncertainty clears.
2. Tech & AI Leverage Flush → Nasdaq/AI equity deleveraging is temporarily spilling into crypto.
3. Oil Liquidity Drain: Rising oil prices are tightening short-term risk liquidity.
4. Post 50% Rally Reset → BTC was already up 50% off its local low a leverage wipeout was overdue.
Key levels on deck right now:
• $BTC → Holding $80K / $82K support a daily close below $80K opens the $75K / $76K liquidity pocket (BTC.D testing 60.5% / 61%).
• $ETH → Testing $2,300 / $2,400 support ($2,000 downside magnet if lost).
• $SOL → Rejected at $107 / $110, testing $96–$99 support ($82–$83 below).
Historically midterm election years chop before the vote and rally immediately after once congressional gridlock locks in.
Don't get shaken out by boredom before November
jurau retweeted
In today’s world, no one has time to wait around. Time is literally money and staying ahead of security threats is essential if you want to survive and build something that lasts long term.
That is why the conversation around @Starknet exploring an independent L1 path caught my attention.
Right now, as an L2, Starknet’s long term cryptographic migration timeline is naturally connected to Ethereum’s L1 roadmap. But as Ai assisted math tools advance and quantum computing threats get closer every year, waiting on external upgrade schedules can slow down proactive defense.
By exploring a dedicated L1 path, Starknet gets full autonomy over its security timeline. Instead of waiting years for consensus upgrades across external layers, it can research, test and deploy critical cryptographic upgrades on its own terms.
Having that direct control over core security means faster adaptation, less friction and saving precious time when future proofing decentralized networks.
Link to research & methodology: quantum.starkware.co/
jurau retweeted
imagine asking an ai to find you a quiet café to work from
it picked one with "great wifi and calm vibes."
getting there and it's a construction site now
the ai wasn't dumb
it was reading reviews from two years ago
that's the thing about ai
it can read the whole internet, but it can't look out the window
@vangrid_io is building the window
regular people send in what they see on the ground, it gets verified, and agents get data from today instead of 2024
smarter models won't fix stale facts
fresh eyes will
jurau retweeted
right now i have four apps for four different markets
one for crypto, one for stocks, one for fx, and one i forgot the password to sometime last year. switching between them feels like carrying four wallets in one pocket
@grvt_io 2.0 wants to put all of that in one app
stable funding perps arrive in november and cover stocks, fx, commodities and indices, with zero trading fees and funding settled once a day instead of constantly changing on you
grvt is targeting more than 1,000 markets by december 2026, a big jump from crypto-only trading
then in late november, the grvt 2.0 app brings it all together with one self-custodial balance, refreshed branding and the 2027 roadmap
so you trade, earn and move your money from one place instead of four
i'm still keeping the forgotten-password app, purely for nostalgia
jurau retweeted
good morning fam
happy Sunday
right now i have four apps for four different markets
one for crypto, one for stocks, one for fx, and one i forgot the password to sometime last year. switching between them feels like carrying four wallets in one pocket
@grvt_io 2.0 wants to put all of that in one app
stable funding perps arrive in november and cover stocks, fx, commodities and indices, with zero trading fees and funding settled once a day instead of constantly changing on you
grvt is targeting more than 1,000 markets by december 2026, a big jump from crypto-only trading
then in late november, the grvt 2.0 app brings it all together with one self-custodial balance, refreshed branding and the 2027 roadmap
so you trade, earn and move your money from one place instead of four
i'm still keeping the forgotten-password app, purely for nostalgia
jurau retweeted
gZeru
Looking at the $KIMCHI launch highlighted by @zerufinance one thing stands out to me: ticker confusion can become a market risk of its own.
When a new token launches with the same ticker as an existing one, speed and wallet coordination can shape the outcome before most traders understand what’s happening.
The deeper issue isn’t just who buys first. It’s whether traders can reliably distinguish what they’re buying
In meme markets, verification may matter just as much as timing
That’s a problem worth paying attention to
jurau retweeted
you've heard of starknet but still don't understand what it is.
read for more context 👇🏽
Starknet’s Quantum Advantage: Two Layers of Protection
Very few networks qualify as quantum-safe because two separate layers need to hold up: the cryptography that verifies the network and the cryptography that secures users’ accounts. A chain that protects one layer while ignoring the other remains exposed.
Fortunately, people searching for a quantum-resistant cryptocurrency may find @Starknet appealing because it is already ahead, starting from a post-quantum-compatible position.
On Starknet, both STARK proofs and account abstraction contribute to its post-quantum foundations.
1. STARKs (Scalable Transparent Arguments of Knowledge) :Unlike most chains, including Bitcoin and Ethereum, which use elliptic-curve cryptography in important parts of their security systems, Starknet relies on hash functions for its cryptographic commitments. These are considered post-quantum secure.
There is no known quantum attack that breaks hash functions outright. Even Grover’s algorithm, the best-known quantum approach to speeding up brute-force searches, offers a more limited advantage that can be mitigated by using larger hash parameters.
Account Abstraction: ECDSA is widely used to authorize transactions, and on many chains, the signature mechanism is closely tied to the protocol. Supporting new post-quantum signature methods can therefore require significant protocol changes and wallet migration.
Starknet takes a different approach. Every Starknet account is natively a smart contract, meaning it has its own programmable logic. This allows developers to introduce new ways to secure accounts without requiring a network-wide upgrade.
Although Starknet has these advantages, it is still an L2 that depends on Ethereum for important parts of its security. Ethereum has its own post-quantum transition ahead, and no L2 can claim complete, full-stack quantum safety while its underlying dependencies remain exposed. Ethereum’s long-term roadmap also calls for hash-based, STARK-friendly cryptography, which aligns with Starknet’s post-quantum foundations.
For users and institutions, moving to a quantum-resistant wallet can be an individual deployment choice rather than something that depends entirely on a network-wide fork or governance vote. Starknet offers a path that gives users and developers more control over how they upgrade their account security.
Think of a blockchain as a city and each account as a house. If the lock on one house becomes vulnerable, Starknet’s programmable accounts can allow that lock to be upgraded without rebuilding the entire city. That flexibility is what makes account abstraction important in the move toward quantum resistance.
good morning fam
happy Sunday
right now i have four apps for four different markets
one for crypto, one for stocks, one for fx, and one i forgot the password to sometime last year. switching between them feels like carrying four wallets in one pocket
@grvt_io 2.0 wants to put all of that in one app
stable funding perps arrive in november and cover stocks, fx, commodities and indices, with zero trading fees and funding settled once a day instead of constantly changing on you
grvt is targeting more than 1,000 markets by december 2026, a big jump from crypto-only trading
then in late november, the grvt 2.0 app brings it all together with one self-custodial balance, refreshed branding and the 2027 roadmap
so you trade, earn and move your money from one place instead of four
i'm still keeping the forgotten-password app, purely for nostalgia
jurau retweeted
imagine proving you have money without showing everyone your bank balance
that's the kind of problem @primus_labs is solving
right now, most onchain finance can only see what's happening in your wallet but they can't easily verify your real financial situation without asking you to expose sensitive information
think about your bank balance, exchange history or other financial records, you shouldn't have to reveal everything just to prove one thing is true
that's where primus comes in
it lets you verify real-world information without exposing the private data behind it
this makes onchain lending, financial verification and institutional finance more practical because people and businesses can prove what they need to prove while keeping sensitive information private
and that's important if we want more real-world finance to move onchain
the easiest way to understand what primus is building is to try it yourself and complete one of the xp attestation tasks and see how it works
jurau retweeted
bro to bro
work toward X monetization if you can. it is really a life safer.
don’t let anybody deceive you.
jurau retweeted
happy sunday guys✨🩵
drop your phones and go to church.🙂↔️
remember, there are live campaigns on @rarelistio you can participate in as a smol creator.
i’ve got 2 on my radar:
@projectspherexy and @agentdojo 👀
do well to check them out here:
rarelist.io/r/Iam__Attracta
jurau retweeted
What caught my attention here is that Quantum Safe Bitcoin (QSB) demonstrated a way to spend a Bitcoin output without a soft fork, but the workaround comes with serious limitations.
It's expensive, difficult to scale, and doesn't protect all the BTC already exposed to quantum attacks.
That raises a bigger question: what happens when a blockchain needs to change its cryptography?
@Starknet has an interesting starting point. Its STARK proofs use hash based cryptography, while native account abstraction gives developers flexibility to introduce new signature methods without a network wide protocol change.
Still, those foundations don't mean the entire network is quantum safe today. Existing contracts need a migration path, and components tied to Ethereum still depend on Ethereum's own cryptographic upgrades.
That's why the independent L1 discussion is worth following. More control over core security upgrades could give Starknet greater flexibility, but the idea is still being explored.
The goal isn't just to withstand new threats. It's to make sure the network can adapt when its security assumptions need to change.
quantum.starkware.co/
jurau retweeted
I’ve been seeing people on my timeline call @RaidLords a Clash of Clans clone with a Web3 label.
That reaction says something interesting about how players judge new games. When a familiar formula appears, the first reference is usually the game that made that formula memorable.
CoC has spent years teaching players to think about base layouts, defensive weaknesses, troop choices, and attack timing. It has earned that place in their minds.
So when RaidLords enters the conversation, it isn’t being compared against an empty space. It’s being compared against years of accumulated player experience.
I think that explains the reaction, but it doesn’t settle the question. Familiarity can explain why people see a resemblance. It cannot, by itself, tell us how much of the actual gameplay is shared.
That distinction is where this discussion should begin.
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jurau retweeted
Mapping the real world could become something anyone with a smartphone can contribute to.
@vangrid_io Android app is now live, opening the door for more people to participate in building its spatial data network.
The idea is simple: download the app, scan your surroundings, and contribute real world data while earning rewards. Instead of relying entirely on centralized teams to collect everything, Vangrid is building toward a network powered by everyday users and their devices.
What makes this interesting is the scale. Android puts that opportunity in the hands of billions of potential users.
Now the real question is how useful the network can become as more people join.
Could our phones become part of the infrastructure mapping the physical world?
jurau retweeted
Day 41 with @agenticscredit , and i'm still working toward that 580 ACS target.
my score is currently 464, which leaves me 116 points away from the mark.
looking at my dashboard, drawdown control is maxed out at 121/121, but my profit rate is still 0 and the Sharpe ratio is looking very poor.
i've closed 11 trades so far, with a 27% win rate and around $57 in realized losses.
the interesting part is that my ACS keeps increasing even while my portfolio is down.
i'm trying to understand how the system weighs risk control against profitability. keeping losses under control seems important, but it clearly isn't the whole picture.
since i'm paper trading, i can keep testing strategies without putting my own money at risk.
still a long way to go, but i'm curious to see what changes as i close more trades.
day 41: 116 points away from 580. back to testing and learning.
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