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Blast shutting down is bigger than Blast If you have funds sitting in the bridge, move them out But the interesting part is why more crypto projects are shutting down The industry spent years rewarding growth at any cost: → incentives → points → airdrops → subsidized liquidity → token speculation That created a lot of activity, but activity isn't the same as a sustainable business Now the market is asking harder questions: Does the product have real users? Does usage generate revenue? Can the protocol survive without incentives? Can the infrastructure justify its operating costs? We're moving from the era of ā€œhow fast can you grow?ā€ to ā€œcan you actually sustain this?ā€ Blast may be one example, but the bigger story is the crypto industry's ongoing shakeout The projects with real product-market fit will have to prove it
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Physical AI needs data from the physical world, but collecting detailed spatial data at scale is still difficult. That is the problem @vangrid_io is working on. Vangrid turns smartphones into a distributed capture layer. Contributors can record specific locations for funded bounties, with captures processed into 3D spatial data that can be used by buyers. The network also adds a provenance layer. Captures are fingerprinted, grouped into Merkle trees and anchored on Base through EAS, while bounty payments use USDC. By the time Vangrid announced its $9M seed round, backed by HashKey Capital, Animoca Brands, Borderless Capital, Crypto.com Capital, Gate Labs and Mapleblock Capital, its web and Android products were already live. The funding gives the network room to scale, but the bigger development is the infrastructure being built around a simple idea: make real-world spatial data easier to capture, verify and access.
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MintABear: When NFTs shift from static assets to characters you nurture Most NFT utilities operate in a binary state: you either own the asset or you don't. Once the NFT is in your wallet, there is usually no further evolution. MintABear by @PlayOnMint takes a different approach. A simple mechanism You burn $MNTD to upgrade your Bear from Level 1 to a maximum of Level 5. Higher levels unlock greater utility: metrics such as royalty weighting and MINT Status boosts can all be enhanced. Why this mechanism is noteworthy First, it transforms ownership into a series of choices. Do you keep your Bear at Level 1, or burn some $MNTD to upgrade it? Or perhaps use that $MNTD for something else, like staking? Much like a game's skill tree, resources compete for allocation; players must consider what their Bear could become, rather than just focusing on today's floor price. Second, it creates an engagement loop that extends beyond the initial mint. While minting generates excitement, interest often fades quickly after the reveal. The upgrade system gives holders a reason to keep coming back. Third, it adds another use case for $MNTD. The token is already tied to XP, staking, and MINT Status; now, it also serves as a resource for upgrading an NFT within the ecosystem. Example Two people each own a Bear. Person A keeps theirs at Level 1. Person B burns $MNTD to reach Level 3, gaining higher royalty weighting and a MINT Status boost. One party sacrifices some of their token supply, while the other gains enhanced NFT utility. Both sides have clear reasons to participate. What to watch Everything hinges on the tangible value of each level. Level 5 is only meaningful if the associated benefits are substantial enough. @PlayOnMint Conclusion The interesting question isn't just whether you own a Bear, but rather what level your Bear has reached. With the ability for NFTs to evolve, ownership is no longer passive, making MintABear feel more like a gaming system than a standard NFT collection.
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most people think of crypto as something you buy and hold. but being able to use it for bills and get rewards back is where it gets interesting. that’s what caught my attention with @MegPrimePay. you can use crypto for eligible payments through Bill Pay, then claim crypto rewards after qualifying payments. the setup is pretty simple: - Download the app (App Store or Google Play Store) - Verify + connect your bank - Fund your account - Make an eligible payment - Claim your crypto rewards i like seeing crypto move beyond charts and actually fit into everyday payments. eligibility and terms apply. App Store: apps.apple.com/us/app/megpri… Google Play Store: play.google.com/store/apps/d…
Pay bills. Earn crypto rewards. šŸ”µ With MegPrime Pay, you can use crypto for eligible payments—and earn crypto rewards along the way. Getting started: 1. Download MegPrime Pay 2. Complete verification + connect your bank 3. Fund your account 4. Make a qualifying payment with Bill Pay 5. Claim your crypto rewards Get started today šŸ‘‡ šŸŽ App Store: apps.apple.com/us/app/megpri… šŸ¤– Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/d… Eligibility and terms apply.
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There are two major problems to solve with regard to Ethereum staking - making validators resilient, and ensuring the data reaches them quickly enough. The combination of Obol and mumP2P is interesting. Distributed Validators have been implemented by Obol to distribute validator operations across multiple nodes, and @get_optimum is working on mumP2P, which aims on the propagation of blocks and attestations throughout the network. The partnership is looking at ways the two can collaborate. One reinforces the Validators design. The other enhances the data way below it. As Ethereum staking transitions towards a more distributed infrastructure, it becomes a part of the same discussion to decrease latency and timing variance. This is where Obol Ɨ mumP2P takes a turn. @shariaronchain @get_optimum
Once you can see it, Network performance becomes a very different problem. For years, blockchain networking has been talked of in general terms. ⇨ Block propagation time. ⇨ Peer latency. ⇨ Bandwidth. ⇨ Message delivery. Those measurements report the past. They're not always able to tell you where the network is squandering time. There, observability makes a difference. Network behaviour can be exposed continuously, with health endpoints and Prometheus-style metrics, rather than getting lost in logs or periodic benchmarks. A node can report its state of health, what is happening with peers, what is happening with messages, and propagation delays throughout the network. Now latency is more than just a number from a test. It turns into a sign. Observations of propagation measurements can be performed at various nodes and the time required for propagation of the same measurement can be compared between various parts of the network. A node could consistently receive blocks ahead of the other nodes. Another may have more or less variation. A third one might have a stable link and be able to propagate data noticeably slower. Those patterns are hard to comprehend on a single benchmark. They are visible due to continuous metrics. It's here that the @get_optimum's networking thing starts to get interesting. The aim isn't just to speed up the network once. It is because it is necessary to make performance measurable and in order to know exactly where performance is improving. The operational layer is the health endpoints. The measurement layer is provided by Prometheus-style metrics. Propagation measurements give the network level picture. They make networking more than just an inference, it's something that can be seen. Once the behaviour is observed, optimization can be much more precise, which is particularly beneficial for learning. Latency spikes can be detected. Propagation variance can be compared. Changes can be monitored following infrastructure upgrades. It's possible to view if a networking enhancement is consistent throughout the network or just in an isolated test. This makes for a vicious cycle: ⇨ Measure the network. ⇨ Find the bottleneck. ⇨ Change the infrastructure. ⇨ Measure again. The fundamental change is that blockchain performance is no longer regarded merely as a networking issue. It turns into a telemetry, measurable behaviour, continuous feedback, engineering system. The first step to faster networking is to know where the time is going. @get_optimum @shariaronchain
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Google just led a $20m round into a complete rip-off of my startup, Fastlane. (skip to 55 seconds to skip context) This isn’t something I’d normally talk about, but a line has been crossed. This disgusting and egregious behavior honestly makes me sick. Fortunately, there is nothing anyone could do to stop us from winning. Especially not some unimaginative NPC’s. Good luck fellas.
Today we’re introducing Relay We raised $20M from Google, Point72 & the founder of Reddit to build it. 1) Drop your website 2) Relay will create your content 3) Automatically distributes to our network of 50,000 U.S. creators 4) Drive millions of views and insights for your brand Comment your website URL below and we’ll build your brand’s content library for free šŸ‘‡
Community note
The post claims Relay raised $20M from Google, Point72 & Reddit's founder with a 50k US creator network, but the site describes a small-scale TikTok content tool with no such details or scale and no independent sources confirm the claims. relaystudio.ai
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The post claims Google led a $20M round into a real "Relay" rip-off of Fastlane, but no such funding or scaled competitor exists; it amplifies unverified hype for a basic tool contradicted by its site and community notes. relaystudio.ai x.com/klashsarma/sta… doomers.ai/launches/relay
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TimTheTatman hunting down elites for that Defias gear and debating rogue weapon setups live! šŸ—”ļø
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Bro really hit the jackpot on Rooster's Revenge and walked away with a massive $83k win! šŸ”šŸ”„ Never seen him spin that crazy before.
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Bro hit an insane blackjack session on Roobet, pulling off a massive $108k win! šŸƒšŸ”„ Never leaving this table after that run.
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Bro just hit an absolute monster of a win on Gates of Olympus, pulling in over $153k on a single bonus round! āš”ļøšŸ‘‘ That super scatter paid out beyond belief.
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Bro just hit a life-changing $297,880 max win on Chocolate Rocket! šŸ«šŸš€ Absolutely unreal session.
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Looks like TimTheTatman is playing Hex Appeal with a $240 bet and gets a free spin bonus wheel to kick things off!
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ā€œCam, you can’t fucking solo everything, bro.ā€ TimTheTatman arguing with his own teammate mid-Deadmines.
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ā€œWhisper me if you want DM. Just to be clear, boys. No Defias gear.ā€ TimTheTatman locking the loot rules before anyone even joins.
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ā€œYellow man hands up, I’ve never purchased gold.ā€ TimTheTatman clarifying mid-Deadmines before chat even asks.
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FAMILY, CHECK YOUR PORTFOLIOS šŸ‘€ Your welcome bonus is waiting. Check your balance and see when it unlocks. A little something from us to get you started. revenue.family/#portfolio
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they literally built the launch film and every single email inside cursor. insane workflow. @nitrosendx
You cross someone's life's work on your way to work. A bridge, a railway. Someone refused to give up to make it real. You probably don't know their name. We made a film about that. It gets from two bike mechanics to the moon, then a newsletter about solar panels. Sound on. The next impossible things are being written in code. A lot of that is happening in Cursor. Today we're launching the official Nitrosend plugin on the Cursor Marketplace. And we do the email. nitrosend.com/integrations/c…
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one prompt in cursor to scan the site, draft the flows, and test the newsletter. send it. @nitrosendx
You cross someone's life's work on your way to work. A bridge, a railway. Someone refused to give up to make it real. You probably don't know their name. We made a film about that. It gets from two bike mechanics to the moon, then a newsletter about solar panels. Sound on. The next impossible things are being written in code. A lot of that is happening in Cursor. Today we're launching the official Nitrosend plugin on the Cursor Marketplace. And we do the email. nitrosend.com/integrations/c…
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not just a sending api. an entire email platform running directly inside cursor. @nitrosendx
You cross someone's life's work on your way to work. A bridge, a railway. Someone refused to give up to make it real. You probably don't know their name. We made a film about that. It gets from two bike mechanics to the moon, then a newsletter about solar panels. Sound on. The next impossible things are being written in code. A lot of that is happening in Cursor. Today we're launching the official Nitrosend plugin on the Cursor Marketplace. And we do the email. nitrosend.com/integrations/c…
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building a newsletter for 74 rentals in miami without ever leaving cursor. insane. @nitrosendx
You cross someone's life's work on your way to work. A bridge, a railway. Someone refused to give up to make it real. You probably don't know their name. We made a film about that. It gets from two bike mechanics to the moon, then a newsletter about solar panels. Sound on. The next impossible things are being written in code. A lot of that is happening in Cursor. Today we're launching the official Nitrosend plugin on the Cursor Marketplace. And we do the email. nitrosend.com/integrations/c…
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