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🎃 Optimum'dan Halloween Meme Yarışması!
@get_optimum, Boosted × Optimum × Halloween temalı bir meme yarışması başlattı!
🏆 En iyi 10 meme, TurboCard NFT erişim kodu kazanacak.
📅 Son katılım: 3 Kasım
Katılmak için:
- Temaya uygun bir meme hazırlayın.
- X'te @get_optimum'u etiketleyip #BoostedMeme etiketiyle paylaşın.
- Meme'inizi Optimum Discord'undaki yarışma kanalına gönderin.
Birden fazla katılım serbest!
Ben de kendi hazırladığım meme ile yarışmaya katılıyorum. Bakalım Optimum'un Halloween gecesinde kimler kapıyı açmaya cesaret edecek? 💀🎃
Every time you want to try something new in crypto, it feels like the same routine.
Add another network.
Bridge your assets.
Find a new gas token.
Get used to another app.
Now imagine adding privacy to that list.
That's what caught my attention about @FlutonIO.
Instead of asking users to move into an entirely new ecosystem, Fluton is building privacy solutions for networks they already use, like Ethereum, Solana, and Base.
I think that's the direction Web3 needs.
Good technology shouldn't create more work for users. It should make their lives easier.
BlackRock, SBI and @StartaleGroup signed an MOU yesterday to explore connecting tokenized money market funds with JPYSC. The release leans on that one verb. No fund is named, no chain, no date, and nothing says whether the fund is in yen or dollars.
BlackRock is still the biggest outside name Startale has put next to JPYSC, and an MOU carries a signature, which a membership list does not. The pairing is the interesting part. A stablecoin pays nobody, a tokenized fund pays yield, so a holder could park in the fund and pay in the coin. I believe Japan’s framework keeps the stablecoin itself from paying interest, which would make a fund the only clean answer to the question I keep asking about where JPYSC’s reserve yield goes. I might be wrong about the rule, but the logic holds either way.
What I would not do is read this as a product. The three workstreams are technology, distribution and regulation, which is a list of everything that still has to be solved. Strium’s testnet and OFK’s Custody Kit have been waiting on exactly this kind of list for months.
BlackRock gave Startale its biggest name this year and its smallest commitment. The verb in the release is explore.
Nobody wakes up and chooses a stablecoin rail. A user sends USDT on whatever chain the exchange or wallet in front of them supports, and that choice was made months earlier by a handful of people running withdrawal infrastructure and market making desks.
That’s why @utexocom’s rollout order reads right to me. During the Space with UniSat, Utexo laid out a phased plan: institutional liquidity and exchange support first, retail after. Flow Traders and Auros sit on the cap table, settlement costs are fixed and quoted in USDT, and the first products are built for operators who need to model fees before they move size. Retail onboarding comes once there’s depth behind the balance.
Most Bitcoin asset launches go the other way. They chase wallet users first and discover later that a token with no liquidity is just a screenshot. Utexo is building the boring part first. I’m still watching which exchange announces first, because that’s the real starting gun.
Retail follows liquidity. It never leads it.
Every time you want to try something new in crypto, it feels like the same routine.
Add another network.
Bridge your assets.
Find a new gas token.
Get used to another app.
Now imagine adding privacy to that list.
That's what caught my attention about @FlutonIO.
Instead of asking users to move into an entirely new ecosystem, Fluton is building privacy solutions for networks they already use, like Ethereum, Solana, and Base.
I think that's the direction Web3 needs.
Good technology shouldn't create more work for users. It should make their lives easier.
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Closed beta access goes out in waves. Join the waitlist and complete the steps there 👇
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A new video featuring Optimum's @MurielMedard and Ether.fi's Mike Silagadze is out, discussing Optimum's Ethereum mainnet launch.
With mump2p now live, @get_optimum has moved beyond test environments. Its technology is being used by real Ethereum node operators.
Ether.fi's involvement adds another dimension. For operators managing significant amounts of staked ETH, faster block propagation isn't just a technical improvement. It can have real implications for validator performance.
The next question is how these early performance gains hold up as adoption expands across more operators.
That's where Optimum's impact on Ethereum infrastructure will become clearer.
We built better networking for Ethereum. Not just for today, but for the future that's taking shape.
(Clip credit: @blocmates & @therollupco)
Ether.fi making mump2p mandatory for all 12 of its node operators is the news I keep thinking about from @get_optimum’s mainnet launch. Big staking operators don’t usually mandate new networking software casually, so that’s a good sign.
The launch numbers are solid. mump2p went live on Ethereum mainnet on October 20 with 16 node operators, around 1.4M ETH in stake. Optimum reports blocks arriving 2.42x faster than GossipSub, and it runs as a sidecar, so operators don’t have to rebuild anything to try it.
Honestly, what I like most is how open they’re being. The gateway is MIT licensed and the docs are detailed. Glamsterdam hits Hoodi today at 17:42 UTC, so it’ll be fun to watch what happens next. 🙌
Verity is a multi source oracle protocol being built on @RialoHQ, and it aims to gather numerical data without depending on a single provider.
Here’s the mechanism. Raw samples come from independent HTTPS sources, the values are recalculated onchain to produce a median or mean, and every input is stored on record. That means anyone can later inspect why the result came out the way it did. If one source returns bad data, the median doesn’t collapse, because the outcome depends on several inputs at once.
Builders decide which sources to trust, how many confirmations they require, and what happens when a source drifts. That flexibility gives prediction games, PvP rooms, lending, collateral and liquidation flows a shared data layer that each can configure for its own risk profile.
The real test for Verity is how steadily this mechanism runs on devnet against live price feeds. The roadmap focuses on stability and a better interface, and both steps matter for carrying Rialo’s native web call approach into the oracle layer.
A hallway conversation at Bitcoin Prague in 2023 is where @utexocom’s story starts, according to Viktor Ihnatiuk. A venture studio team met Tether by chance, and three years later that team holds a commercial license to issue USDT on Bitcoin with the Tether trademark attached.
Look at what happened in between. RGB reached mainnet in July 2025 as v0.11.1. A joint venture with Tether, Fulgur and Boosty became the company. The first RGB atomic swap on Lightning mainnet traded a USDT backed token bridged through Utexo. A $7.5M seed closed in March with Franklin Templeton, Flow Traders and Auros on the list. Every step is small, and stacked together they read as a team that kept shipping while everyone else kept debating.
I think that’s the part worth respecting. Nobody gets a Tether license for a good pitch. They get it for being the team still building when the protocol finally became usable. Still watching what the first month of live volume looks like.
Most hallway conversations in crypto never leave the hallway. This one got a license.
26 Oct 2026
@StartaleGroup is paying up to 200 STAR Points through November 25 for two things. One is sending fresh USDC to the app’s own Bridge to Soneium deposit address. The other is keeping at least 25 USDSC in the Earn vault for 14 days. USDC already on Soneium does not qualify, and neither does a transfer straight to your wallet address.
Read the exclusions as the design. The campaign rewards only money that crosses Startale’s own funnel from outside, the same path where the app now pays the bridge fee, and anyone already living on Soneium gets nothing. That hands Startale a clean, attributable number for new dollar inflow, and the second leg points that inflow toward USDSC, the one stablecoin it still has to win customers for.
I think this is a smarter structure than paying for a single click. A hold period at least asks for something, and 25 USDSC is a fair bar for a small user. My doubt is about the number it produces. Soneium’s wallet and transaction counts have been hard to separate from points farming all year, and an inflow figure made by a points campaign carries the same problem with dollars attached.
Fourteen days tells you who waited. It does not tell you who stayed.
🎙️ Optimum ekibinin TOKEN2049 röportajından notlar!
@get_optimum'un kurucu ortaklarından @MurielMedard'ın katıldığı röportajda projenin arkasındaki fikir, blockchain altyapısındaki sorunlar ve Optimum'un geliştirmek istediği çözümler ele alınıyor.
Türk topluluğu için önemli noktaları derlemek istedim. 👇
🔹 Optimum hangi sorunu çözmeye çalışıyor?
Blockchain ağlarında hız yalnızca işlemlerin gerçekleştirilmesiyle ilgili değil. Verilerin ağdaki düğümler arasında ne kadar verimli aktarıldığı da önemli.
Optimum, veri iletimini daha verimli hale getirerek ağların performansını artırmayı hedefliyor.
🔹 Teknolojinin arkasında ne var?
Projenin temelinde Random Linear Network Coding (RLNC) adı verilen matematiksel bir yöntem bulunuyor.
Basitçe anlatmak gerekirse, ağdaki düğümlerin aynı verileri tekrar tekrar göndermesi yerine, verilerin matematiksel olarak kodlanıp daha verimli paylaşılması amaçlanıyor.
🔹 Neden merkeziyetsizlik önemli?
Optimum'un yaklaşımı yalnızca daha hızlı ağlar oluşturmak değil.
Amaç, ağ performansını artırırken merkeziyetsiz yapıyı koruyabilmek ve daha fazla katılımcının altyapıya katkı sunabilmesini sağlamak.
🔹 Projenin uzun vadeli hedefi ne?
Optimum, blockchain ağlarının veri iletimi ve depolama ihtiyaçlarını karşılayabilecek merkeziyetsiz bir altyapı geliştirmeyi hedefliyor.
Bu yaklaşımın gelecekte blockchain dışındaki veri yoğun sistemlerde de kullanım alanı bulabileceği düşünülüyor.
💭 Benim çıkarımım:
Optimum'u yalnızca blockchain ağlarını hızlandırmaya çalışan bir proje olarak değerlendirmek eksik kalabilir.
Ekibin üzerinde durduğu asıl konu, merkeziyetsiz sistemlerin büyüdükçe ihtiyaç duyacağı veri altyapısını daha verimli hale getirmek.
@ada_pegasus @vssema11 @cryptooflashh
What if the biggest thing slowing down blockchain isn't computing power, but how quickly data moves?
@MurielMedard, MIT Professor and Co-Founder of @get_optimum, joined @DavidThaDegen at @token2049 to discuss how Optimum is tackling blockchain's data bottlenecks through decentralized infrastructure.
They dive into how faster data delivery can improve transaction speeds, reduce network congestion, and create a more consistent experience for users.
Plus, Muriel shares her perspective on the industry's growing maturity, institutional adoption, and what it takes to build technology that lasts.
Watch the full conversation below!
September 2025. The first atomic swap of an RGB asset on Lightning mainnet went through KaleidoSwap, and one side of the trade was a USDT backed RGB20 token bridged through @utexocom. Utexo’s bridge was supplying dollar liquidity a full year before native issuance became official.
That’s the detail I’d show any wallet team still on the fence. Everyone treats October as the starting line, but the plumbing has already carried real value: Lightning swaps, an RGB node API, bridge liquidity, a Swiss association coordinating schemas around the protocol. Most infrastructure launches with a demo video. This one launches after a year of mainnet rehearsal.
I think that quiet year will matter more than launch day. Teams integrating now inherit tooling that has already been through live traffic, and nobody gets that from a whitepaper. Still watching how many wallets treat the official issuer as the signal to move.
Launches get the headlines. Rehearsals get the reliability.
Blockchain'in şeffaf olması gerektiğine katılıyorum. Peki bu, herkesin cüzdanımdaki bakiyeyi bilmesi gerektiği anlamına mı geliyor?
Bence hayır.
Finansal gizlilik bir ayrıcalık değil, temel bir ihtiyaç.
@FlutonIO'nun yaklaşımında sevdiğim şey de bu: Blockchain'in sunduğu imkanlardan vazgeçmeden gizliliği korumaya odaklanması.
Şeffaf bir ağ, şeffaf bir cüzdan gerektirmemeli.
🔗 fluton.io
Latch’in en güzel yanlarından biri, güvenliğin ayrı bir ekip ya da ayrı bir monitoring altyapısı gerektirmemesi. Agent’ın ne yapabileceği baştan yazılı bir politikayla tanımlanıyor ve Rialo üzerinde bu politika işlem imzalanmadan önce uygulanıyor.
Bunun pratik sonucu şu: Conduit gibi bir treasury uygulaması harcama limitini ve whitelist’i bir kez tanımlıyor, sonra gerisini protokol hallediyor. Agent Grand Prix’te yarışan ekipler de stratejilerine odaklanabiliyor, çünkü kapsam dışına çıkmak zaten mümkün değil. Geliştirici kendi kural motorunu, log takip sistemini ve uyarı mekanizmasını yazmak zorunda kalmıyor.
Bu yaklaşım özellikle yeni Builder Hub projeleri için değerli. Ekipler ilk günden güvenlik katmanını hazır bulduğu için ürün fikrine ve kullanıcı deneyimine daha fazla zaman ayırabiliyor. Devnet üzerinde bu model şimdiden gerçek kullanım senaryolarında test ediliyor ve her yeni proje, Latch’in sağlamlığını daha geniş bir alanda gösteriyor.
On a public chain, your wallet is an open page.
Anyone can see your balance, what you bought, when you sold, who you paid. And since transactions are visible before they settle, validators can see them too. That's where front-running and sandwich attacks come from.
I've been following @FlutonIO because they're taking a different approach. You submit an encrypted intent: you say what you want done, and it stays encrypted from creation to settlement. Relayers execute it without reading it, so there's nothing to extract from you.
It works across chains (Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Solana and more), so you don't have to move to a new network to get privacy. Swaps, bridging, payments, yield, all private.
Worth a look if you care about this stuff: fluton.io
























