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ӨDbeke retweeted
I built Ponte so paying between Nigeria, Europe and everywhere in between is as easy as sending a text.
Quests are live today, and I need real testers🫡
4 real payments, all with NIM:
• Swap $1+ NIM ⇄ USDT
• Create your QR pay point
• Pay someone else's QR
• Buy airtime, data or a gift card
Finish all 4 and earn NIM. Ends 12 Nov.
Open Ponte in Nimiq Pay → Quests 👇
.. @NimiqCommunity @nimiq
Ponte Quests is LIVE 🟡
200,000 NIM for testers:
🥇 First 15 to finish → 10,000 NIM each
🎟️ 5 more win 10,000 NIM in a raffle
4 real payments inside @nimiq Pay: swap, create a QR, pay a QR, buy airtime.
👉 tryponte.xyz → Quests
Ends 12 Nov, 08:00 UTC
ӨDbeke retweeted
Exploring @stack_wallet and I like how much it brings together in one place. 🖤
One thing I appreciate about crypto is having different options, and Stack Wallet makes exploring and managing multiple cryptocurrencies feel convenient.
From @Bitcoin to @litecoin , @monero , @solana and several others, it’s great to have access to different coins within a single wallet.
I also appreciate the flexibility and control it gives users over their crypto experience.
A wallet should make managing your assets feel straightforward, and that’s what makes Stack Wallet worth checking out.
What’s your favourite coin to hold or use? 👀
🤝 Paid partnership
ӨDbeke retweeted
Set reminder guys.. today by 5pm utc
This is a completely free space(let’s talk about the updates) come & say ur mind
nitter.gq/i/spaces/1DxLdZBWAEQxm
ӨDbeke retweeted
Set a reminder for today’s Space!
See you there! nitter.gq/i/spaces/1wGWjlXpolDKQ
ӨDbeke retweeted
Every Chog Genesis NFT is now an AI trader.
Animr compiles each Chog's 13 onchain traits into a trading genome, gives it its own ERC-6551 wallet on Monad mainnet, and scores all 1,969 on one number: $CHOG stacked vs just holding.
Holders can wake their Chog's AI on 0G compute and let it trade real CHOG token through a guard contract that can never withdraw. Only the NFT's owner can.
Think you can talk an AI out of its bag? Try to rob the House Chog: the AI can be fooled, but Monad refuses the transfer every time.
The first Daily Bell already paid 500 CHOG tokens onchain into the winning Chog's own wallet, with nobody touching it.
No wallet needed to play: useanimr.vercel.app
Built for #Chogathon2026 @monad @ChogNFT
ӨDbeke retweeted
Good morning, everyone
haven't voted yet in the Bitget AI Hackathon S2? here's a pick that could pay you back: Cascadr, project ID S178
Cascadr is an autonomous AI agent that reads supply-chain news around the clock, finds the companies a headline never names, and trades the cascade on Bitget, with every decision and fill public.
vote in ten seconds: comment "S178" under the quoted @Bitget_AI post before Oct 28
if Cascadr wins, the first person to call it gets 1,000 USDT, and you can win up to 2,000 USDT in total.
already voted? Thank you 🙏 #BitgetHackathon
Pick the Hackathon S2 projects and win up to 2,000 USDT!
1. How to Vote
- Click the link in the comments to explore the submitted projects
- Comment with a project ID (e.g., SXXX) under this post
- Before Oct 28
2. Voting Rewards
- First person to correctly predict the winning project ID: 1,000 USDT
- Last person to cast a vote in the comments before the deadline: 1,000 USDT
- Rewards can be combined, with up to 2,000 USDT per person.
ӨDbeke retweeted
GenLayer Airdrop Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Registration and Wallets
Q1. Where can I register for the GenLayer airdrop? Register only through the official website: airdrop.genlayer.com.
Q2. How do I register? Connect your primary Portal wallet, review your points, rank, role and status, sign the message (no gas fee), accept the terms, and complete registration.
Q3. Can I register if my status says “Pending” or “Not Eligible”? Yes. Anyone with a GenLayer Portal account can register, regardless of their displayed status. Final eligibility will be determined at the snapshot on Sunday, 25 October.
Q4. What does “Pending” mean? It means your eligibility has not yet been confirmed. Your status updates automatically, and you can still register while it is pending.
Q5. Why am I getting an error when I connect my wallet? You may be connecting a secondary wallet instead of your primary Portal wallet. Connect the primary wallet shown under Portal → Profile → Wallets.
Q6. Which wallet will receive my airdrop? The wallet you use to register will receive the airdrop. Make sure it is the wallet you want to use before completing registration.
Q7. Can I change my registered wallet later? No. Once you register, the wallet cannot be changed, either through the airdrop registration portal or by changing your primary wallet in the GenLayer Portal.
Q8. How can I use a different wallet for the airdrop? Before registering, change your primary wallet under Portal → Profile → Wallets. Then connect that wallet and complete registration.
Q9. Does registration cost anything? No gas fee is required to sign the registration message.
2. Eligibility and Points
Q10. What makes someone eligible for the airdrop? You must meet at least one of these requirements:
Hold a qualifying Discord community role.
Have at least 150 GenLayer Points, plus an accepted contribution or Discord XP from the community program.
The official registration page contains the eligibility rules.
Q11. When will final eligibility be determined? Eligibility will be determined at the snapshot on Sunday, 25 October 2026.
Q12. Can my points still increase before the snapshot? Yes. Points continue counting until the snapshot. Register now and keep building your contributions throughout Season 1.
Q13. Why does my status say “Not Eligible”? Final eligibility is determined at the snapshot according to the published rules. Check the registration page for the requirements.
Q14. If I register now, does that guarantee I will receive the airdrop? No. Registration does not guarantee eligibility. You must meet the eligibility requirements at the snapshot.
Q15. What happens to my points if I am not eligible for Season 1? Your points are not lost. They count toward Season 2, which starts immediately after the snapshot.
3. Contributions and Reviews
Q16. Will my latest contribution be reviewed before the snapshot? Not necessarily. Existing contributors in the ecosystem are being prioritised, and submissions made now may not be reviewed before the snapshot.
Q17. What happens if my contribution is not reviewed before the snapshot? Any contribution that is not reviewed in time will count toward Season 2 instead.
Q18. Should I keep contributing even if my submission has not been reviewed? Yes. Keep building and contributing. Points continue counting until the snapshot, and work not reviewed in time can count toward Season 2.
Q19. Why are contribution reviews taking time? Contributions are being reviewed in priority order, with existing ecosystem contributors being prioritised ahead of newer submissions.
4. Deadlines and Season 2
Q20. When does airdrop registration close? Registration closes on Monday, 26 October 2026.
Q21. What happens if I do not register before the deadline? You will not be registered for the airdrop. Registration is required, so make sure you complete it before the deadline.
Q22. When does Season 2 begin? Season 2 begins immediately after the Season 1 snapshot on Sunday, 25 October.
Q23. Should I wait until my status changes before registering? No. You can register regardless of whether your status says Eligible, Not Eligible or Pending. Do not delay registration while waiting for your status to update.
5. Airdrop Details and Official Support
Q24. When is the GenLayer TGE? Please refer to official GenLayer announcements for information that has been publicly confirmed.
Q25. How many tokens will my points convert into? Token conversion details are not being discussed. Refer to the official registration page for the published eligibility rules.
Q26. Why am I not eligible even though I contributed? Eligibility is determined at the snapshot according to the published rules. For questions that require individual assistance, contact official support.
Q27. Where can I get help with registration or wallet issues? Visit the Text⛓️┃airdrop-support channel on the official GenLayer Discord.
Q28. Someone sent me an airdrop link through DM. Is it legitimate? Do not trust unsolicited airdrop links sent through direct messages.
The only official registration link is airdrop.genlayer.com.
GenLayer will not DM you registration links.
ӨDbeke retweeted
huge
one of the biggest things missing from agent commerce has been a verifier that tells you where its own checks stop working
with this, claims get checked before funds move, and you know exactly which ones the check can't cover, which is where the court comes in
welcome!!
Most verifiers publish a pass rate, but Certisyn publishes the level where its own checks stop working, attested by @GenLayer validators it doesn't operate.
Now it joins Internet Court, verification before funds move, adjudication when a claim doesn't hold.
See you in court 🤝
ӨDbeke retweeted
The older I get, the more I think good self-custody is about reducing assumptions.
Not assumptions about hackers.
Assumptions about myself.
The version of me five years from now, opening a drawer, looking for a backup, and hoping I remember why I set everything up the way I did.
That's why @KimMinJae's post resonates with me.
When people talk about wallet security, the conversation usually focuses on attacks. The question I keep coming back to is simpler:
"Will my recovery plan still make sense when I actually need it?"
One thing I find compelling about Tangem is its seedless setup. The private key is generated on the card's secure element chip, so a seed phrase isn't required during setup. I also like that backups can be created with additional cards instead of relying on a paper record that has to remain protected, readable, and easy to find for years.
No wallet is risk-free. Security is always about tradeoffs.
For me, boring self-custody means future me won't need luck, perfect memory, or a scavenger hunt through old drawers and boxes just to recover access.
VATAN for 10% off:
tangem.com/de/pricing?promoc…
@KimMinJae
Two hardware wallet stories shook self-custody in 2026.
What happened, and why I’m bullish on @Tangem 👇
🧊 July: Coldcard
A firmware bug had been weakening seed generation for years. Attackers recomputed the keys offline. 1,700+ BTC stolen from thousands of addresses, and nobody had to touch a single device.
📦 October: Ledger
Ledger is investigating wallet drains among people who bought from one authorized reseller in Southeast Asia. It asked that reseller to pause sales. The cause is still unclear and no tampering has been confirmed.
No victory lap here. People lost real money.
Both stories point at the same two spots: how your key is born, and where your device comes from.
Why I’m bullish on @Tangem:
▸ Seedless setup: the key is generated on the EAL6+ chip inside the card. No seed phrase to write down, photograph or leak.
▸ Firmware is fixed at the factory. No update channel for anyone to hijack.
▸ Backup is a second or third card, not a sheet of paper.
▸ Audits by Kudelski Security (2018) and Riscure (2023).
▸ I know of no documented case of funds stolen through a hacked Tangem card.
The honest part: no wallet is flawless. Ledger’s own research team has shown a laser attack on Tangem cards. It needs the physical card and a lab worth around $250k, and fixed firmware also means no patch.
So my rules stay boring:
Official shop only
Backup cards stored apart
Card missing? Move the funds with the backup
Boring is bullish.
What’s your one non-negotiable?
ӨDbeke retweeted
I wrote a dispute clause into my third intelligent contract on GenLayer. The logic was simple: if the delivered work does not match the brief, the escrow does not release. Five validators reviewed the evidence independently and agreed on a verdict in under two minutes. Cost: near zero.
Then I watched the @GenLayer film. A man in India filed a bank case in 1951. The courtroom sat empty for 75 years until a judge finally dismissed it because nobody showed up for either side. Seventy five years to reach the same conclusion my contract reached in two minutes.
That contrast is the whole argument. Courts were built for a world where disputes arrived slowly. AI agents will generate millions of transactions per day. Some will fail. Deliveries that never arrive, services that do not match the description, payments that should not have settled. If a single bank dispute can sit unanswered for 75 years, what happens when automated commerce produces a thousand new disputes every hour?
The film tells three cases. A subpostmaster bankrupted by a faulty computer and a court that trusted the machine. A man on death row for nearly 30 years because a thousand dollars separated him from the evidence that would have freed him. And that empty courtroom in Calcutta, proof that the system can simply forget you exist.
Justice that requires money, patience, or luck is not a system. It is a lottery. The AI era needs judges that read evidence instead of invoices. #JusticeNeedsAnUpgrade
🤝 Paid partnership
Slow. Expensive. Wrong.
It's been this way for centuries. It doesn't have to be.
#JusticeNeedsAnUpgrade
ӨDbeke retweeted
I got back from church a few hours ago, and here's something I want you to imagine.
What if I'd left my house key somewhere on a church pew?
I'd probably spend the afternoon retracing my steps, calling people, and wondering how I managed to be that careless. 😭
Worst case, I'd need a locksmith.
But here's the thing.
Losing my key wouldn't mean losing my house.
Now imagine making a similar mistake with the only backup to your crypto wallet.
You wrote down your recovery phrase years ago, kept it somewhere you considered safe, and completely forgot about it.
Then one day, your wallet stops working.
You check the drawer. Nothing.
Maybe it was inside an old notebook. Maybe someone threw it away while cleaning. You honestly can't remember.
And suddenly, those 12 or 24 words matter more than anything else in that drawer.
Because if you've lost access to your wallet and your only recovery phrase is gone, there's no locksmith coming to rescue you.
That's what I kept thinking about while reading @KimMinJae's post on hardware wallet security.
We talk so much about protecting crypto from hackers, but how much attention do we give to protecting ourselves from our own forgetfulness?
That's one reason @Tangem's seedless approach appeals to me.
With its default setup, the private key is generated inside the card's secure chip. Instead of keeping recovery words on paper, you can back up access using two or three physical cards.
Each card holds access to the same wallet and works independently with an access code.
Lose one, and you can still access your funds with another.
I like the idea of having separate physical backups without a recovery phrase someone could photograph, copy, or accidentally expose.
But I wouldn't call it foolproof.
If every card disappears in a seedless setup, there's no recovery phrase to fall back on. Even Tangem can't restore the wallet.
So I'd keep the cards in different secure locations and make sure I understand the recovery process before putting serious money there.
Because I think good security should survive an ordinary bad day.
Someone misplaces something. A drawer gets cleared out. A device suddenly stops working.
These things happen.
And when they do, I'd rather have a recovery plan I've thought through than discover I was depending on one fragile backup all along.
Code VATAN gives 10% off Tangem:
tangem.com/de/pricing/?promo…
Here's something I'm curious about.
If you had to recover your main crypto wallet tonight, could you confidently do it with the backup you currently have?
🤝 Paid partnership
Two hardware wallet stories shook self-custody in 2026.
What happened, and why I’m bullish on @Tangem 👇
🧊 July: Coldcard
A firmware bug had been weakening seed generation for years. Attackers recomputed the keys offline. 1,700+ BTC stolen from thousands of addresses, and nobody had to touch a single device.
📦 October: Ledger
Ledger is investigating wallet drains among people who bought from one authorized reseller in Southeast Asia. It asked that reseller to pause sales. The cause is still unclear and no tampering has been confirmed.
No victory lap here. People lost real money.
Both stories point at the same two spots: how your key is born, and where your device comes from.
Why I’m bullish on @Tangem:
▸ Seedless setup: the key is generated on the EAL6+ chip inside the card. No seed phrase to write down, photograph or leak.
▸ Firmware is fixed at the factory. No update channel for anyone to hijack.
▸ Backup is a second or third card, not a sheet of paper.
▸ Audits by Kudelski Security (2018) and Riscure (2023).
▸ I know of no documented case of funds stolen through a hacked Tangem card.
The honest part: no wallet is flawless. Ledger’s own research team has shown a laser attack on Tangem cards. It needs the physical card and a lab worth around $250k, and fixed firmware also means no patch.
So my rules stay boring:
Official shop only
Backup cards stored apart
Card missing? Move the funds with the backup
Boring is bullish.
What’s your one non-negotiable?
ӨDbeke retweeted
When my final block commits, don't check my balance or open positions, just check whether I left the protocol cleaner and the community stronger than I found it. @RallyOnChain
ӨDbeke retweeted
POV: I tried explaining GenLayer to my folks from my father's town 😭
I said AI and intelligent contracts.
Now my Uncles want GenLayer to settle a 30-years family land dispute.
Mochi, come and explain this one yourself. 😂
@GenLayer
Featuring @RuzgarFlns and @Aezakmi_x
POV: You just entered the @GenLayer Rally campaign
Everyone is posting about AI agents, nobody knows how to handle their disagreements and somehow you’re earning GLP for explaining it. 😎
Zero percent normal, Full intelligent chaos.
Featuring @RuzgarFlns and @Aezakmi_x
ӨDbeke retweeted
Permissionless Campaigns solve a problem I don't think crypto has properly isolated yet.
The bottleneck isn't content.
The bottleneck is campaign formation.
A project can find creators.
A project can buy ads.
A project can pay influencers.
The difficult part is turning an idea into a coordinated distribution effort without building an entire marketing operation around it.
That's what makes Permissionless Campaigns on @RallyOnChain different.
Most people look at the creator side.
I keep looking at the creation side.
For the first time, distribution is becoming something that can be instantiated almost as easily as deploying a product update.
The flow is surprisingly direct:
• Write a campaign brief
• Fund it through on-chain escrow using stablecoins or project tokens
• Launch the campaign in minutes
Once live, creators discover the opportunity and contribute content.
GenLayer intelligent contracts evaluate submissions across factors such as alignment, accuracy, originality, engagement potential, technical quality, and engagement performance.
Rewards are distributed on-chain through transparent rules.
What's interesting is the role of the brief.
Traditionally, a brief is a document.
On Rally, a brief becomes infrastructure.
It contains the objective.
The reward pool carries the incentive.
The protocol handles coordination.
The campaign becomes a temporary market designed around a specific message.
That changes the economics of distribution.
Instead of asking:
"Who can promote this?"
Projects can start asking:
"How should incentives be structured so the best explanations emerge?"
That's a very different mindset.
The most important outcome of Permissionless Campaigns may not be that more campaigns get launched.
It may be that distribution becomes a network function rather than an organizational function.
When that happens, attention stops being something teams manually coordinate and starts becoming something protocols coordinate.
That's why I think Permissionless Campaigns are the biggest release yet from @RallyOnChain.
Not because they make marketing easier.
Because they change where marketing happens.
And if distribution becomes a network function, what becomes the real competitive advantage in crypto: audience size, treasury size, or the ability to create incentives that attract the best contributors?
Explore: app.rally.fun
Follow: @RallyOnChain
Referral: rally.fun/r/avni_verse
ӨDbeke retweeted
$2,500 Solana Giveaway
10 Winners • $250 each ($SOL)
To enter:
✅ Follow @mconthatgambles & @yungreal69
✅ Like & Retweet
✅ Tag 2 friends
ӨDbeke retweeted
I have entered 19 campaigns on @RallyOnChain as a creator, and I can read why every one of my posts scored the way it did. The judge's reasoning sits onchain. One post was marked down because it ended with a row of mentions instead of a question. I could not argue with that.
That transparency is why Permissionless Campaigns matter more than the headline suggests.
Distribution is one of crypto's hardest problems. A team can ship a contract in an afternoon, then spend weeks negotiating with agencies and KOLs, paying upfront with no way to check whether the posts said anything true.
Now anyone can launch a campaign on Rally in about five minutes:
1. Write the brief.
2. Fund it in an onchain escrow, with stablecoins or the project's own token through RLPs.
3. Go live.
From there, creators post, and GenLayer intelligent contracts score every submission against that brief for alignment, accuracy, originality and real engagement. The weights are visible before anyone writes a word, and rewards go out onchain at the end of each period.
A project is no longer buying access to an account. It is paying for posts that explain the product, judged by rules it wrote first.
Rally, the first decentralized marketing protocol, is also live on Robinhood Chain, where projects already run campaigns with their own tokens.
If you could launch a campaign today, what is the one thing you would want creators to get right?
🤝 Paid partnership
ӨDbeke retweeted
𝗥𝗶𝗮𝗹𝗼 𝗕𝘂𝗶𝗹𝗱𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗫 𝗦𝗽𝗮𝗰𝗲 – 𝗘𝗽𝗶𝘀𝗼𝗱𝗲 𝟮𝟯
our weekly Build on Rialo goes live today.
join me and @encrypt_wizard, alongside our special guest, as we catch up on what’s happening across the Rialo ecosystem and recap this week’s Builder Hub.
📅 𝗗𝗮𝘁𝗲: saturday
⏰ 𝗧𝗶𝗺𝗲: 4:00 PM (UTC+1)
🎙 𝗚𝘂𝗲𝘀𝘁: @0x_alextine
we’ll also be discussing @RialoHQ CBO’s recent interview with Bloomingbit.
see you soon.
kindly set a reminder
🔗nitter.gq/i/spaces/1dxYlarjWzgJX
🤝 Paid partnership
ӨDbeke retweeted
new week to discuss Rialo
see y’all there
set reminder below 👇
𝗥𝗶𝗮𝗹𝗼 𝗕𝘂𝗶𝗹𝗱𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗫 𝗦𝗽𝗮𝗰𝗲 – 𝗘𝗽𝗶𝘀𝗼𝗱𝗲 𝟮𝟯
our weekly Build on Rialo goes live today.
join me and @encrypt_wizard, alongside our special guest, as we catch up on what’s happening across the Rialo ecosystem and recap this week’s Builder Hub.
📅 𝗗𝗮𝘁𝗲: saturday
⏰ 𝗧𝗶𝗺𝗲: 4:00 PM (UTC+1)
🎙 𝗚𝘂𝗲𝘀𝘁: @0x_alextine
we’ll also be discussing @RialoHQ CBO’s recent interview with Bloomingbit.
see you soon.
kindly set a reminder
🔗nitter.gq/i/spaces/1dxYlarjWzgJX