hey, i’m vicky. i work in community management and moderation, mostly on telegram/discord, the screenshots say more than i can, but they show the kind of environment i focus on building: active, calm, organized, and actually enjoyable for members and founders. my role usually goes beyond just “modding.” i help keep conversations flowing, handle issues before they escalate, communicate clearly with the team, and make sure the community feels heard and appreciated. things like daily presence, weekly recaps, clear announcements, and one-on-one support all matter more than people think. i also understand the founder side. launches get stressful, information moves fast, and a messy community can hurt momentum. my job is to reduce that pressure, keep things structured, and help the project look professional from the outside. end of the day, i’m here to elevate communities, not just sit in chats. build trust, keep people engaged, and help projects grow the right way. founders, send a dm and let’s grow a good community together:))

each time $LNQ dips, it breaks a new ATH this chart is bouta look bullish asf in the next few days as the @linq_ai team keeps shipping massive collaborations good infrastructure = good runner

those who know know

this is you btw 😭😭 mfer begs for a repost everytime

The infrastructure backing @primus_labs is pretty robust: zkTLS and FHE Today is for zkTLS When visiting a website via the HTTPS route, TLS (Transport Layer Security) creates a secure connection between you and that website So, when you are on an app, there is a secure connection established The problem is that another application cannot automatically trust what you saw on the current app This is where the utility of ZK comes in Combining ZK with TLS allows the data established through the secure connection to become a cryptographic proof That way, apps and independent sites can indeed, verify your claim without necessarily revealing all your information or a sensitive part of it

if your first move after posting a paid tweet is sending it to a group chat or your friend's dms for support you’re not a creator yet

i was 13 when someone promised to change my life with crypto. what happened next is a story i still remember today. made a short film about it with @Monicanigeria watch till the end frens ^^❤️

Privacy shouldn’t be something only big institutions get to use. The interesting part of Midnight opening permissionless smart contract deployment is that now anyone can actually build products around that idea. That’s when privacy starts becoming a real user feature, not just a narrative.

happy weekend folks how tf did we even get here so fast? anyways touch grass with the monies you made this week

Blast is shutting down. Honestly, I thought they already did, nobody uses that dead chain anyway lmao. $20M raised from investors including Paradigm and Standard Crypto. Millions in hype. Billions in TVL. A massive launch. And this is where we ended up: $32M TVL $124 in daily chain fees $110 in daily chain revenue $512K in daily DEX volume A chain that was supposed to be building a sustainable ecosystem basically ended up becoming an expensive ghost town. The funniest part is the reason they're giving: “the economics no longer make sense.” My brother, when did they ever make sense? It was all "skem" all along 😭 This is what happens when hype and farming are mistaken for an actual sustainable product. If you still have funds on Blast, please withdraw them. You have until October 26, 2026 to use the normal Blast interface. After that, you'll need to interact directly with the bridge contracts on Ethereum L1. $20M raised just to eventually tell users: “yeah, we're closing down. Please take your money.” Absolutely shameless. One more chain to go, we all know which chain I'm referring to abstractly 💀

RT @_LeckyMoh: what's gonna be your reaction when someone explains "AI on a blockchain" to you for the very first time? you probably won't…

who’s ready to jump in? 👀 $MAZE game footage looking clean. surely i’m not the only one excited for this, right?

There’s a problem Damian has $50k sitting on a major crypto exchange but needs to prove it to an app to unlock a one time bonus He has two options: ~grant access to the app for verification ~value his privacy and skip the offer This is a typical privacy vs trust issue. However, @primus_labs is actively bridging the gap and offering a third option: Primus suggests presenting a cryptographic proof that Damian’s balance is $50k That way, Damian wouldn’t need to reveal sensitive material and the app will have complete trust in his claims Primus does this through zkTLS and FHE These technologies prove the authenticity of data responses obtained thorough HTTPS/TLS all without accessing the raw data, itself I’ll keep exploring Primus and sharing more along the way

anyone can have an opinion but only a few people get to make it matter creating a market on pov is just posting on x tag @povmarket + ask a yes/no question that's it > 2k followers or > blue tick the bot creates it automatically "is degen the fastest way to make a million dollars in crypto?” tag them and market goes live immediately and people price their opinions everyone with a voice can create one as far as the market can be answered with yes or no, you can create one check cs for example

AI updates you should know from this week so far 🧵 A lot happened this week, but these are the ones that actually caught my attention. 1. Google dropped Gemini 4 Argon Google announced Gemini 4 Argon, its new frontier model built for complex, long running tasks across software engineering, enterprise work and cybersecurity. For now, Google is giving access to vetted cyber defenders through its Fairwind Program before a broader rollout. 2. Anthropic released Claude Sonnet 5.5 Anthropic dropped Claude Sonnet 5.5, the second model in its Claude 5.5 family. Anthropic says it's 30%+ faster than Sonnet 5 and can cost up to 30% less per task, largely because it can accomplish work with fewer tokens and tool calls. Sonnet 5.5 scored 70.6% on Terminal-Bench 4.0, compared with 10.3% for Sonnet 5. And Anthropic says Haiku 5.5 is coming soon for high volume, cost sensitive workloads. 3. OpenAI introduced Dots OpenAI introduced Dots, a new type of always on AI agent powered by GPT-6 Astra. The idea is different from simply opening ChatGPT and asking it a question. You give a Dot a goal and it can keep working on it in the background with minimal oversight. 4. And then xAI pulled a little stunt Right around the time OpenAI announced Dots, people noticed something funny. dot.com redirects to Grok. The domain is owned by Elon Musk xAI, and according to domain records it was transferred to xAI in July. Nobody has publicly confirmed that the domain was acquired specifically to troll OpenAI, so that's still speculation. But the timing is hilarious. OpenAI launches Dots. You type dot.com. You get Grok. 😂 5. NVIDIA is building safety infrastructure for AI agents NVIDIA announced its Open Agent Safety Platform, aimed at giving autonomous AI agents stronger safety boundaries while they're actually running. The platform combines OpenShell, which provides runtime isolation and policy enforcement, with Sentry, a system designed to independently monitor agent activity and intervene if an agent crosses its permitted boundaries. This is becoming increasingly important as agents get access to files, networks, tools and other systems. That's pretty much the AI week so far. New frontier models. Faster and cheaper AI. Always on agents. And increasingly serious infrastructure for controlling them.

there are so many money making opportunities in this space but you wouldn’t know until you check an example is this duel.. I know washed when I see one and @itskostia is an example of that invested “No” because I know he’s not gonna make it to 222 followers before October 4th betting against mutuals might just be the hack to easy moneys W or L move ?

happy friday folks but this time last month we were all already making 3 figs upward what’s going on this month????? somebody help

okay this is actually insane meet Griffin by @tavus, an AI you talk to face to face on video. it sees, hears and reacts in real time. in Tavus's study, 48% of people thought Griffin Lite was a real person. can't blame them. the interaction is that natural. the way it chuckles in the middle of a funny sentence would've sold me too tbh.

Institutions want public blockchains, but they can’t expose everything they do. So how do you prove data is real without revealing the data itself? @primus_labs handle does this with: zkTLS proves web/API data is authentic without exposing it FHE lets you compute on encrypted data The goal isn’t to hide everything. It’s to control what gets revealed, proven, or kept private.