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Congratulations to tapeXO — Siman Labs Congratulations on the official launch of tapeXO’s new feature — On-Chain Lucky Red Packets! We’re delighted to see builders in the TapeOut ecosystem continue turning real needs into practical products. Sending good luck into group chats, distributing any token as red packets, and letting recipients claim rewards based on luck — this feature not only boosts community atmosphere but also gives project teams a more flexible tool for fan rewards and airdrops. Support for BNB Chain and X Layer, the ability to use any token (not limited to stablecoins), and automatic refund of unclaimed amounts after 24 hours all show thoughtful attention to user experience and fund safety. We look forward to tapeXO continuing to iterate, and to more builders turning ideas into working tools. Wishing tapeXO continued success, and wishing everyone who uses the red packets good luck! #tapeout #tapeXO #SIMANLABS

🎙️ TAPEOUT BUILDER NIGHT #003 IS COMING. This time, we’re sitting down with @tapeuptony, Core Host of TapeOut Community Space, for an exclusive 1-on-1 conversation about building, community contributions, and the next chapter of the TapeOut ecosystem. Hosted by @SIMANLABS 📅 November 2, 2026 🕗 8:00 PM (UTC+8) One guest. One exclusive interview. Real builder insights. Stay tuned. 👀 @tapeuptony @tapeupio #TapeOut #BuilderNight #SIMANLABS #Web3 #Builders

SIMAN LABS Dev Day · Hangzhou | October 31 — Successfully Concluded Thank you, Hangzhou, and thank you to every friend who joined us. Yesterday in Hangzhou, we gathered with developers and project teams from the TapeOut ecosystem, along with builders across AI, Web3, and on-chain infrastructure. From ideas to connections, from discussions to real support, the day reinforced our belief: great ideas deserve more than attention — they deserve genuine support, meaningful connections, and opportunities to grow. Thank you to every builder who came and shared. You are building real things, and we’re glad to be part of that journey. SIMAN LABS will continue supporting the TapeOut ecosystem and the projects within it, helping more builders turn ideas into working products. Hangzhou, thank you for the warm welcome. Friends, thank you for being there. See you next time. Let’s keep connecting builders and building a better future together. #SIMANLABS #DevDay #TapeOut #Web3 #Builders

🌐 SIMAN LABS | Web3 & Tech Daily Brief 📅 October 30, 2026 Today’s Top 5 Stories 1. Crypto Security Under the Spotlight A major security incident involving Binance has reignited concerns over exchange security, asset custody, and risk management across the crypto industry. 2. Crypto Markets Face Selling Pressure Bitcoin and Ethereum face renewed volatility as investors reassess market risks and liquidity conditions. 3. Uniswap Pushes DeFi Accessibility Uniswap continues expanding its fee-conversion infrastructure, highlighting efforts to make decentralized finance more accessible to mainstream users. 4. Samsung Reports Record Quarterly Profit Strong AI-driven demand for advanced memory chips is fueling Samsung’s growth, reinforcing the importance of semiconductor infrastructure. 5. AI Chip Demand Continues to Surge SK Hynix highlights sustained demand for HBM and advanced memory, as AI infrastructure investment continues to reshape the semiconductor industry. 🔍 Today’s Key Takeaways • Security and asset custody remain critical to Web3 adoption. • AI agents and blockchain infrastructure present new opportunities. • Semiconductor capacity is becoming a strategic advantage in the global AI race. The next wave of technological growth will be driven by the convergence of AI, blockchain, and infrastructure. Stay informed. Keep building. — SIMAN LABS #SIMANLABS #Web3 #AI #Blockchain #Crypto #Technology

Builder Night Recap | Xiao Zhanyang: From Solving Everyday Friction to Building Tape XO By the end of an interview, what stays with us is often more than a list of products. It’s the question that started it all: Why build this in the first place? For the second edition of Builder Night, we invited developer Xiao Zhanyang to talk about spotting problems in the Tapeout ecosystem, building tools to address them, and improving those tools through user feedback. From a project directory and container tools to the giveaway product Tape XO, each began with a practical need. Here’s a recap of our conversation about building, listening, and refining products. ⸻ 01. Building Tools, One Problem at a Time Xiao noticed that as the Tapeout ecosystem grew, it became harder to keep up with new applications, project updates, and tools. He built a directory to bring applications, project milestones, and development plans together. He continued to build around everyday frictions. Setting up a Deweb site, for example, required users to prepare and activate a container—a process that could be challenging for newcomers who simply wanted to get a site online. Xiao built a tool to simplify that process. He also created a Deweb directory and browser extension to make related sites easier to find and access. A common idea runs through these projects: when information is scattered, bring it together; when a process is complicated, simplify it; when access is difficult, create a better entry point. As an ecosystem grows, new needs emerge—and developers can use their technical skills and AI tools to build solutions more quickly. 02. Launch Is Only the Beginning During the interview, Xiao talked about what happens after a product goes live. It’s important to launch quickly, but then comes the work of paying attention: * Where are users getting stuck? * What could be simpler? * Which features do people actually need? The container tool is one example. A process that once required several steps was gradually streamlined into a one-click action. Page loading was also improved: by scanning and caching existing data in advance, the tool reduced the wait from around one or two minutes to just a few seconds. The directory continued to evolve, too. As updates became more frequent, Xiao added a news feed that automatically gathers relevant posts and summarizes them. Other features came directly from user suggestions. Whether people actually use a feature also helps guide what to improve next. 03. Tape XO: Making Giveaway Results Easier to Verify The conversation then turned to Tape XO. Xiao began building it after questioning how fair X giveaways could be when participants couldn’t see how winners were selected. If an organizer simply announces a winner, it can be hard to know how the result was reached or whether someone was favored. Tape XO aims to make the draw process more transparent. Participants can open an event link, sign in with X, and follow the entry requirements, such as following or reposting. The flow described in the interview does not require participants to connect a wallet. Organizers can set the prize, number of winners, and draw date, as well as eligibility criteria such as account activity or ownership of a specified token. The interview also covered a feature for drawing winners from giveaways already posted on X. Tape XO can compile the participant list, filter eligible accounts, and publish records of the random number generation, list ordering, eligibility checks, and draw. Making the process public makes it easier to review, though it cannot eliminate every form of abuse. 04. Turning Feedback into Product Improvements After Tape XO launched, users began pointing out places where the experience could be clearer. Some organizers found it difficult to link their X post to a newly created event, so the product added step-by-step guidance, a video, and a manual. Participants wanted to see which events they had entered, leading to a personal page and participation history. A filter was also added to address multiple accounts entering with the same wallet. These improvements came from specific feedback during real use. As Xiao noted, one developer can’t anticipate every user’s needs. When people use a product and share what could be better, they give its creators a chance to make it more useful. 05. Early Traction and What Comes Next Xiao shared that around 10 days after launch, Tape XO had hosted: * 56 events * 18,749 total entries * 6 users who had hosted more than once He also mentioned paid features, including higher participation limits and event analytics. These figures and details reflect the time of the interview. For now, most Tape XO activity comes from within the Tapeout community. Xiao hopes to reach organizers beyond it and is planning easier ways to create events and run draws, so organizers can use Tape XO to document and publish results for giveaways started on X. 06. What We Took Away From the directory to Tape XO, the process has been much the same: identify a real need, build something to address it, and keep improving it based on how people actually use it. Xiao’s advice to developers reflects that experience: don’t build something just because it sounds useful. First make sure the problem exists, think through who the product is for and how it could be sustainable, then keep working to make it better. By the end of the conversation, we were talking about more than Tape XO or the number of tools one developer had built. A builder solves a problem they’ve encountered; users bring back the next set of problems; and, through that exchange, a product gradually takes shape. ⸻ Thank You for Joining Us Thank you to Xiao Zhanyang for sharing the experiments and lessons behind his work, and to everyone who joined, asked questions, and contributed to the discussion. We hope this recap helps those who missed the interview get to know the builder and the problems he’s working on. See you at the next Builder Night. @xiaozhanyangx — SIMAN LABS

GM Builders ☀️ A new day, a new opportunity to build. The future belongs to those who keep exploring, creating, and turning ideas into reality. Stay curious. Stay focused. Keep building. Let’s make something meaningful today. GM from SIMAN LABS. 🖤 #SIMANLABS #Web3 #AI #Builders

Builder Night Recap | Xing Shuai: Making Tapeout Easier to Understand—and Turning Shared Belief into Action At the start of the conversation, Xing Shuai said he likes “holding meetings”—bringing people together to talk about new projects, exchange ideas, and explore why something is worth building. It was a telling introduction. In the Tapeout community, he doesn’t just share information; he also hopes to build a bridge between technical builders and a wider group of participants. For the first edition of Builder Night, we spoke with community builder Xing Shuai for over an hour. We discussed his long-term perspective on the crypto industry, what led him to commit to Tapeout, what he hopes Tap Meet can achieve, and how a community can keep building after the initial excitement fades. The conversation covered both his vision for the technology and the everyday work of bringing people together. ⸻ 01. Observe First, Then Decide to Get Involved Xing first entered the crypto space around 2016 and has seen many projects rise and gradually lose momentum. Having witnessed several market cycles, he didn’t join Tapeout as soon as he heard about it. Instead, he chose to observe for a while. What first caught his attention was Tapeout’s approach to circuits and computation. He tends to start by understanding a project’s underlying logic: What is it trying to do? What might it make possible beyond existing smart contracts? At the time, he saw potential in the idea, but also wondered whether its technical complexity would make it difficult for the community to build a shared understanding. What changed his mind was seeing people continue to develop applications and experiment with new ideas after the first wave of excitement. To him, that suggested people were doing more than chasing short-term attention; some were willing to keep building. He decided to get more involved and see whether the ecosystem could grow into new applications and a lasting community. 02. How He Sees Tapeout: Making Computation Observable During the interview, Xing shared his own perspective on Tapeout. He compared it with familiar smart contracts, explaining that, in his understanding, Tapeout is built around circuits and transistors, offering different ways to combine components and making the observability of computation a direction worth exploring. He connected this question to the rise of AI. Many systems produce an answer, but the computation behind it can be difficult to inspect. Xing believes that if important computational processes can be recorded and traced, this could open up new possibilities for applications where verification matters. This is his personal view of Tapeout’s potential and part of why he continues to contribute to the community. The conversation presented these ideas as a vision to explore, rather than outcomes that have already been achieved. 03. Tap Meet: Bringing Technical Conversations to More People Xing describes himself as a kind of “bard” in the Tapeout community. The phrase reflects his personality, but also captures how he sees Tap Meet: while technical builders explore and develop, he hopes to make their work easier to understand through conversations, AMAs, and project showcases. Tap Meet is therefore more than a series of events. It is a way to connect people: giving builders a chance to explain what they’re working on, letting community members hear different perspectives, and creating opportunities for discussions to lead to collaboration or further work. Xing hopes the ecosystem can grow in a way that gives people with different skills a place to contribute. 04. Community Building Means Bringing People Together—and Listening Xing also spoke about the less visible side of community work. Beyond organizing events and sharing content, it involves understanding what members are thinking, explaining why people remain committed through uncertain periods, and working through disagreements. He shared an instance where he didn’t handle a situation well. After hearing concerns about a project, he misread the intent behind one member’s post and quickly removed them from a group. He later realized that the person still supported Tapeout. Xing recognized that he had judged too quickly without first letting them explain, and he apologized. That story made the idea of “building consensus” more concrete. Community building means giving people a chance to explain themselves and understanding why people at different stages may have different concerns. Acknowledging a mistake and correcting it is part of the work, too. 05. What Is Worth Keeping After the Hype? When asked how a community can make it through cycles of excitement, Xing described a difference he sees in what people talk about. In some places, conversations during a hot market period center mostly on prices and short-term market moves. In the Tapeout community, he also sees people discussing technology, developing applications, creating designs, and looking for ways to collaborate. To him, community members bring more than funding or attention. They also contribute technical research, creativity, design sensibility, and a willingness to act. What lasts after the excitement fades is whether people still have meaningful work to do, whether they want to keep creating, and whether they can find others to build with. 06. Supporting an Ecosystem Starts with Recognizing Its Builders When asked what ecosystem supporters can do, Xing gave a direct answer: find talented people with ideas—especially builders who can turn those ideas into products that address real needs—and support them in carrying the work forward. Some people research the technology, some develop applications, and others share information or connect people. Xing believes an ecosystem needs more than funding or visibility. It also needs these different abilities to connect, so promising ideas have a chance to be put into practice. 07. What We Took Away The conversation returned to a simple question: When the initial excitement passes, will people still want to stay and build together? Xing believes that ongoing technical exploration, new projects, and human connection can give a community a life beyond short-term hype. Tap Meet aims to help more people hear about that work, understand what builders are doing, and find ways to participate. Thank you to Xing Shuai for sharing his perspective, enthusiasm, and an honest moment of reflection—and to everyone who joined, asked questions, and took part in the conversation. We hope this recap helps those who missed the session get to know this community builder and the role he plays in the Tapeout ecosystem. See you at the next Builder Night. @xing8047

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☀️ Good Morning from SIMAN LABS Every new day is another opportunity to turn ideas into reality. Keep building. Keep exploring. Keep pushing the boundaries of Web3 and AI. The future belongs to those who create it. 🚀 #SIMANLABS #Web3 #AI #BuildTogether

2026 National OPC Innovation Hackathon · Yunnan Station (Kunming) Has Successfully Concluded! Thank you to every builder, entrepreneur, innovator, and supporter who joined us in Kunming! SIMAN LABS was proud to sponsor this event and stand alongside the OPC community. Over these intense days of coding, ideation, collaboration, and demos, we witnessed the power of AI-driven solo entrepreneurship in action — individuals turning ideas into real prototypes at remarkable speed. Your energy, creativity, and willingness to build have strengthened the OPC ecosystem. From rapid prototyping to practical AI applications, the projects and connections formed here will continue to ripple outward. Thank you for participating. Kunming was just the beginning.

Proof of Design, Proof of Value Building the Next Stage of TapeOut Together TapeOut’s next chapter is shaped by what we build, what the community truly needs, and how we turn ideas into sustainable delivery. Join SIMAN LABS and the TapeOut community for an open discussion on development priorities, real-world applications, continuous project delivery, and how SIMAN LABS and the community can contribute to the ecosystem’s next stage. 🎙️ Topics include: • What should TapeOut prioritize next? • What applications does the community actually need? • How can projects sustain real progress and delivery? • What concrete support can SIMAN LABS and the community provide? We’ll also look back on lessons from previous explorations and discuss what meaningful progress could look like one month from now. From ideas to execution. From participation to real value. Let’s build the next stage of TapeOut together. @TapeOutWorld @ywweb3 @0vx888 @Sussiie_33   #TapeOut #SIMANLABS #ProofOfDesign #Web3

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Web3 & Tech Funding Daily | October 27, 2026 Key Funding Highlights • Eka Robotics — $150M: Advancing dexterous robotics and embodied AI. • Pathos AI — $237M: Scaling AI-driven drug discovery and pharmaceutical R&D. • Blacksmith Software — $66M: Building cloud infrastructure for software testing and CI/CD. • Greptile — $50M: Addressing code review and quality assurance for AI-generated software. • Nous — $17M: Developing autonomous AI agents for everyday financial tasks. Web3 Funding Watch • Spiko — $90M: Tokenized cash management and real-world assets. • Mural — $15M: Stablecoin payment infrastructure. • Multiliquid — $8M: Liquidity infrastructure for tokenized assets. Market Takeaway Capital continues to flow into AI applications, robotics, developer infrastructure, tokenized assets, and stablecoin payments. For Web3 builders, the opportunity lies in connecting emerging technologies with real users, sustainable revenue, and measurable utility. #Web3 #AI #Funding #Startups #Blockchain #VentureCapital

Web3 & Tech Daily Brief | October 27, 2026 Today’s key trends: • Crypto Markets: Bitcoin slipped below $80K amid renewed concerns over AI spending and broader risk appetite. • AI Industry: NVIDIA and Meta expanded their AI partnership, with NVIDIA announcing a $3B investment in Meta’s equity offering. • AI Funding: Autonomous agents and robotics continue to attract capital, highlighting investor interest in practical AI applications. • Web3 x AI: Agent payments, decentralized data infrastructure, and on-chain automation remain promising areas to watch. • Market Outlook: Capital efficiency, real-world utility, and sustainable revenue are becoming increasingly important across both sectors. The next phase of innovation will be defined not just by technology, but by real adoption and execution. #Web3 #AI #Crypto #Blockchain #Tech

Alovers AI Creator Meetup Recap | Shenzhen, Oct 17, 2026 “Creation needs no permission. But you don’t have to do it alone.” On October 17, creators, founders, builders, and AI enthusiasts gathered at Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Youth Innovation Hub for the Alovers AI Creator Meetup. From health tech and accessibility to AI agents, team collaboration, legal workflows, e-commerce, and everyday life, the event brought together people turning real problems into practical AI products. 🎤 Talks & Ideas • Liu Haowen — SIRUONING Tech: Bringing AI into health management through smart pillboxes and long-term behavior change. • Xiaoben — Everlasting AI: Exploring personal memory, digital personas, and preserving individual expression. • Shen Guangrong — Douya Kan Jian: Building AI-powered accessibility tools to help visually impaired users navigate everyday life. • Sierra — OJO: Sharing lessons on product storytelling, community-led growth, and reaching real users globally. • Manman — Tutti: Rethinking team collaboration in an era where everyone has an AI agent. • David Tan — XbotGo: Lessons from building an AI sports filming product into a sustainable business. 🛠️ Live Demos: AI in Action Creators showcased projects across diverse real-world scenarios: • Datou Xi: Food and health tracking • Foxie: AI coaching and knowledge systems for legal professionals • Agent 1: AI memory and task execution • NexoAI: AI-powered e-commerce operations and supply chains • OurDay: Making plans with friends and partners easier • Groki: Connecting voice interaction, task context, and phone operations JasonH and other builders also shared their experiments, challenges, and ongoing product explorations. The demos showed that meaningful AI innovation doesn’t always start with a grand vision. Sometimes, it starts with a small problem someone wants to solve. 💬 Roundtable: From Product to Growth Hosted by Stanley Xu Da, the roundtable featured David Tan, Liu Haowen, Margaret Chu Yutong, and Jinzhao. The discussion explored how AI startups can move beyond building products to finding real users, creating sustainable value, and growing their businesses. 🤝 More Than an Event The meetup was about more than presentations. It was about meeting the people behind the products, exchanging honest feedback, sharing unfinished ideas, and finding collaborators for the next stage of building. Our sincere thanks to Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Youth Innovation Hub for hosting the event, and to Hong Kong and Macao Enterprise Service Center, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Shenzhen Entrepreneurship Center, and our ecosystem partners: Douyin AI Night School, Zhouzhou Hackathon, EonveraX, WeAI, Colorblock Shenzhen-Hong Kong Innovation, SIMAN LABS, and Qiyuan ORIGINEX. Thanks also to BENESIP and HOOLOO Coffee for supporting the meetup, and to every speaker, demo creator, volunteer, photographer, and participant who made this gathering possible. 🚀 Keep Building with Alovers Whether you’re exploring AI for the first time or already building products, writing code, designing, or launching a startup, there is a place for you here. Bring your ideas. Bring your questions. Bring what you’re building. Let’s turn experiments into products, products into impact, and connections into collaboration. Creation needs no permission. But you don’t have to do it alone. Alovers — Put AI to work. Bring builders together. #Alovers #AI #AIAgents #BuildInPublic #StartupCommunity