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Phoenix Crest. White-Hot visor. Silver-white fur.
Some trait combinations almost never happen. This is one of them.
Would you keep it or trade it?
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#Rashito #NFTCreators
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BNB Chain, Base respond to Reth security bug affecting EVM networks
In a November 6 notice, BNB Chain acknowledged the security risk affecting Reth but said its opBNB network does not use op-reth, while the impact on BSC-Reth remains limited.
The team said it was preparing a hotfix and closely monitoring the situation to protect network security. Developers and users were told that no action was required at the time of the announcement.
Base, meanwhile, confirmed that it had resolved the issue on November 5, after identifying the vulnerability a day earlier. The Coinbase-backed layer 2 network said its operations were not disrupted and user funds were unaffected.
The problem concerns how certain versions of Reth calculate a blockchain’s state root, a cryptographic value representing the current state of accounts, balances, and smart contract storage.
An incorrect calculation could cause affected nodes to disagree with the network’s actual state, potentially interrupting synchronization or producing unreliable state proofs used by applications.
Base releases patch after confirming blockchain state
According to an official status update, Base discovered on November 4 that the Reth bug could cause nodes to calculate an incorrect state root under certain conditions.
Because Base uses Reth as part of its execution infrastructure, its developers applied the mitigation and patched all block-building nodes on the same day.
The team subsequently recalculated the network’s state root and confirmed that it matched the correct value.
Base explained that its proof system independently verifies every state root, providing another mechanism for detecting inconsistencies in blockchain calculations.
“We’ve verified the current state root is correct and users were not affected,” the team said.
A software update, version 1.5.3, was released to prevent Base validators from halting when encountering invalid state roots.
Node operators were advised to install the update as soon as possible, although Base said they would not need to resynchronize their nodes or perform additional recovery procedures.
The network’s November 5 status notice listed a maintenance window running until November 7 at 16:19 UTC, while the public patch became available at 17:52 UTC on November 5.
Reth developers fix state root calculation bug
The underlying issue originated in Reth, an Ethereum execution client developed by Paradigm that is used directly or through modified versions across several blockchain networks.
A GitHub change merged on November 3 addressed an error involving how the client’s trie iterator handles certain cached branch boundaries.
The fix changed the iterator’s behavior when searching through stored blockchain data and introduced a regression test covering incremental state root calculations.
Reth developers subsequently included the correction in version 2.10.0, while patched versions of related software included op-reth 2.8.1 and Base’s 1.5.3 release.
Blockchain security firm Blockaid warned that unpatched clients could experience synchronization problems or return incorrect proofs through the eth_getProof interface.
The firm described the problem as a software correctness bug rather than a confirmed exploit and reported no known financial losses associated with the flaw.
The vulnerability prompted responses from networks using Reth-based infrastructure, although their exposure depended on the specific client implementations deployed.
BNB Chain’s announcement distinguished between opBNB, which does not rely on op-reth, and BSC-Reth, where the team acknowledged limited exposure while preparing its own fix.
LayerZero pauses some cross-chain services as precaution
The Reth issue prompted precautionary restrictions beyond the affected execution clients, particularly among services that rely on blockchain state verification.
Cross-chain interoperability provider LayerZero temporarily suspended some off-chain infrastructure connected to affected networks while software fixes were being deployed.
The restrictions delayed certain cross-chain messages, although reports citing the security response said the messages would not be lost.
Some decentralized finance services temporarily restricted deposits or cross-chain routing as operators assessed their exposure.
LayerZero provides interoperability infrastructure used by numerous blockchain applications. In September, Anchorage Digital selected LayerZero to support cross-chain transfers for stablecoins issued through its federally chartered bank.
The partnership named Tether’s USAT as the first stablecoin to use LayerZero’s Omnichain Fungible Token standard under the arrangement.
Separately, ApeChain announced plans on November 4 to migrate APE, USDC, and other ecosystem assets from LayerZero to Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol.
The migration announcement preceded the public warnings about the Reth vulnerability and concerned ApeChain’s existing cross-chain infrastructure.
For operators running affected Reth-based software, the available updates address the state calculation problem, with Base specifically recommending version 1.5.3 and BNB Chain continuing work on its BSC-Reth hotfix.
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Contracts get signed. Files get copied. Versions drift apart.
UHRATE's Legal Document Registry gives every contract, NDA, and agreement a permanent digital fingerprint — recorded on-chain with a timestamp.
Change the file later, and the fingerprint changes too. Now you can prove which version was the original.
Not a replacement for the legal agreement — a permanent record that backs it up.
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Appearance isn’t evidence.
A polished document can still be altered. A convincing video can still be manipulated. Looking authentic and having a verifiable record are two different things.
UHRATE brings both questions into focus:
• Analyse the content: AI-powered checks assess signs of manipulation, deepfakes and AI generation. • Establish a record: Seal a file’s unique digital fingerprint on the blockchain with a timestamp. • Check the match: Use Lookup to compare a file against its sealed record.
Each serves a different purpose. AI analysis helps assess the content; a blockchain record helps establish that an exact file existed at a recorded time. Neither should be confused with a guarantee that every claim inside the file is true.
For teams handling important documents and digital media, that distinction matters.
Don’t stop at “Does it look real?” Ask, “What can we verify?”
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Over $150M+ in token supply is entering circulation this November.
Token unlocks trigger sharp liquidity shifts, market maker hedging, and supply absorption. If you're managing positions this month, here are the top 5 largest token unlocks in November 2026:
1️⃣ crypto-com-chain:native (Cronos) — $60.05M
🗓️ Nov 18, 2026 (in 15d)
📦 1.17 Billion CRO | 1.18% of supply
⚡ Projected monthly release
2️⃣ $ENA (Ethena) — $49.03M 🔥 [IN 2 DAYS]
🗓️ Nov 5, 2026
📦 267.19 Million ENA | 1.78% of supply
⚡ Projected quarterly release
3️⃣ $PUMP (Pump.fun) — $20.94M
🗓️ Nov 19, 2026 (in 16d)
📦 4.98 Billion PUMP | 0.60% of supply
⚡ Streamflow Vesting
4️⃣ $GRASS (Grass) — $13.50M
🗓️ Nov 29, 2026 (in 26d)
📦 22.47 Million GRASS | 2.25% of supply
⚡ Projected monthly release
5️⃣ $APT (Aptos) — $7.16M
🗓️ Nov 14, 2026 (in 11d)
📦 11.36 Million APT | 0.95% of supply
⚡ Projected monthly release
Total November influx across these 5 alone: $150.68 Million.
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We begin
Does Atlas have an MCP connection?
Yes, it does!
Run your Atlas workflows through your favorite AI tool. Describe what you want, and let it work with the nodes for you.
It also downloads and names the generated assets, taking care of those small manual steps between generations.
In this example, we used Flux 3 for the reference images, Tripo 3.1 for the cabin, and Tripo P2 for the supporting meshes.
Combine it with MCP connections for Blender and Unreal Engine, and you can bring asset generation, editing, and scene building into one workflow.
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From the Flux 3 character reference to a fully rigged character in Unreal Engine!
Generated the high-poly model with Tripo 3.1, then used the Blender Agent inside the workflow to bake it down to low poly. Atlas rigging tools handled the rig and animations. The fingers came out especially well!
Added cloth physics in Unreal Engine to give the generated cape mesh more movement.
Check out the full workflow in the comments.
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Samsung Wallet’s Solana USDC Rollout Faces Its First Real User Test
Samsung’s planned USDC remittance feature is due to begin rolling out to eligible US Galaxy users in the final week of October.
Solana’s next payments test will happen on an interface ordinary smartphone owners already recognise. Samsung and the Solana Foundation announced that Samsung Wallet would add cross-border USDC transfers, with availability scheduled to begin during the final week of October 2026.
The feature is intended for Samsung Wallet on 82 million US Galaxy devices, according to the announcement. Users would see a familiar wallet experience, with fiat on- and off-ramps handling conversion to and from local money. Solana would provide underlying blockchain infrastructure rather than requiring every customer to understand network fees or token addresses.
That headline device figure is potential reach, not a count of active stablecoin users or completed remittances. Availability can depend on the rollout, region and supporting payment services. With the launch window now arriving, the useful questions shift to completion rates, fees, payout speed and whether customers can resolve failed transfers.
For SOL observers, the development supports a real-world application narrative, but it is not proof of a corresponding increase in token demand. A successful payments product is measured by repeat transfers and satisfactory consumer outcomes. This rollout finally offers a setting in which those measures could become visible.
Matrix world retweeted
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Matrix world retweeted
I've reviewed quite a few trading and Web3 education platforms over the past few years, and @AureoTrack stands out because it combines AI, education, and practical trading tools into one ecosystem.
Instead of encouraging people to jump into live markets immediately, it gives users access to demo trading, AI-assisted market intelligence, trading simulations, and structured learning through AureoAcademy.
It's a direction I think the industry needs more of—helping people develop skills before taking on real financial risk.
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You don't have an NFT collection problem.
You have a pipeline problem.
You already have the art.
Now you're expected to:
→ Build trait logic
→ Configure rarity
→ Generate thousands of combinations
→ Create metadata
→ Upload to IPFS
→ Deploy a smart contract
→ Mint everything
That's where most creators lose days — or give up.
Rashito turns the entire process into one workflow.
Your art goes in.
Your collection comes out.
No-code. No unnecessary technical mess.
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Launching a generative NFT collection shouldn't require five different tools.
Art in one place.
Trait generation somewhere else.
Metadata through a script.
IPFS through another service.
Smart contracts through Solidity.
Rashito brings the workflow together.
Upload your layers.
Define traits and rarity.
Generate your collection.
Store the assets on IPFS.
Deploy your contract.
Mint.
No Solidity required.
Just create.
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Rashito isn't an NFT marketplace.
It isn't another NFT collection competing for attention.
It's the studio behind the collection.
You bring the artwork.
You define the traits.
You control the rarity.
You choose the mint settings.
Rashito handles the technical pipeline that turns those creative decisions into a deployable NFT collection.
Your art.
Your metadata.
Your contract.
Your collection.
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Your NFT collection shouldn't belong to the tool you used to create it.
That's why Rashito is built around creator ownership.
Rashito helps you generate the collection, prepare the metadata, store your assets and deploy the smart contract directly from your workflow.
The result isn't trapped inside a platform.
You deploy your collection.
You control your contract.
You own what you create.
The tooling should serve the creator — not become the owner.
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Rashito doesn't replace the creative decisions behind an NFT collection.
You still decide:
What the art looks like.
Which traits exist.
How rare they are.
How the collection should feel.
Rashito removes the technical plumbing between those decisions and the blockchain.
Less time writing scripts.
Less time moving files between tools.
Less time debugging metadata.
More time creating.
Matrix world retweeted
You already have the layers.
You already have the creative vision.
What stands between you and a live generative NFT collection?
Usually, a pile of technical work.
Rashito turns that pile into a guided workflow.
Upload → configure → generate → store → deploy → mint.
No-code collection creation for creators who want to focus on the collection, not the infrastructure.
Rashito.
Create the collection. Own the result.
Matrix world retweeted
You have a folder full of NFT layers.
So why isn't your collection live yet?
Because turning:
Layers → Traits → Rarity → Generation → Metadata → IPFS → Contract → Mint
into reality is usually a technical nightmare.
Rashito changes that.
One creator studio.
One guided workflow.
No Solidity required.
Upload your layers.
Build your collection.
Deploy it.
The gap between your artwork and a live NFT collection just got a lot smaller.
Matrix world retweeted
Launching a generative NFT collection isn't one task.
It's a chain of technical tasks most artists never signed up for.
Rashito turns the entire process into a guided workflow:
1. Create your project
Start with a clean collection workspace.
2. Upload your layers
Background, body, eyes, helmet, accessories — each folder becomes a trait category.
3. Arrange your layers
Set the exact order your artwork should render.
4. Set rarity
Control how frequently each trait appears with simple weights.
5. Add collection rules
Exclude combinations that shouldn't exist. Require traits that must appear together.
6. Generate
Rashito creates unique NFT combinations and their metadata.
7. Review
Inspect your collection before anything goes on-chain.
8. Store
Artwork and metadata are uploaded to IPFS and linked through a CID.
9. Deploy
Choose ERC-721 or ERC-1155, configure royalties and mint price, then deploy your contract to your wallet.
10. Mint
Mint individually or in batches.
Ten steps.
One studio.
No contract code required.
Your art stays yours. Rashito handles the pipeline.
Matrix world retweeted
Why should an NFT artist need to learn Solidity just to launch their own collection?
They shouldn't.
Rashito takes you from an empty project to a minted generative NFT collection through a guided workflow.
Upload layers.
Set trait categories.
Arrange the artwork.
Control rarity.
Create compatibility rules.
Generate unique combinations.
Review the output.
Upload everything to IPFS.
Deploy your contract.
Mint.
No contract code written by you.
You focus on the art and the collection.
Rashito takes care of the technical pipeline behind it.
