Working to bring the top perpetual DEXs under one interface, where users can trade across venues from a single account. For funding arbitrage, the platform will provide a unified overview of funding rates across exchanges. check it out at https://t.co/OAQSs0V9X3

DeFi should feel instant, simple, and confident. • 1 click to swap • 1 click to bridge • 1 click to deposit to earn yield • 1 click to buy tokenized shares • 1 command to your assistant No endless pop-ups. No approval loops. No transaction anxiety. You decide the action.

As RWAs and neofinance take off, I believe the biggest beneficiaries will be yield aggregators. People will be wanting to find above-market ways to “save” and "earn." Ideally wrapped in easy-to-use UX, without any seed phrase and gas headaches.

🚨 BREAKING: Someone just rebuilt the entire AI assistant stack in Zig. It's called NullClaw. The binary is 678 KB. It uses ~1 MB of RAM. It boots in under 2 milliseconds. No runtime. No VM. No framework. No garbage collector. Just raw Zig. Here's why this is absurd: →

OpenAI raised roughly the same amount of funds, which is the yearly operational budget to run our country, Czechia :-).

Buying tokenized stocks onchain feels illegal… but it’s just better infrastructure. Issued by @xStocksFi Executed via @bebop_dex RFQ API (no slippage games 👀) 1-click order with @zerodev passkey wallet (no seed phrase PTSD) No brokers. No market hours. No “please wait T+2.”

This OpenClaw thing is getting a little out of hand. 🙂 Still waiting for someone to drop real analysis showing measurable productivity gains or actual “money printer” results, not just money burner.

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The Problem with Generalist Agents. When you ask Claude Code to "build me a dashboard," it does its best. But Claude is trying to be everything at once: frontend developer, backend engineer, database architect, and UI designer. The result? Competent but generic work. Now you

Something cool is brewing in Czechia and it’s not beer 🍺 Jaroslav, the mind behind Word2Vec (125k+ citations, a cornerstone of modern LLMs), the same person that gave the world Beat Saber (10M+ copies, acquired by Meta), is now building BottlecapAI in Prague and they’ve already

There is more stablecoins now than users on many L1s/L2s.

Don’t see the need to rely so heavily on Zcash given its limited usability. Privacy features like shielded transactions and private DeFi can already be built directly on Ethereum.

One of the most exciting real-world crypto projects right now is a permissionless credit card network built on stablecoins. How @colossuspay stands out 1) Permissionless by design It uses existing card infrastructure, but replaces bank settlement with non-custodial, onchain

Imagine this: 1) Deposit stablecoins → confidential by default 2) Enter amount and recipient. 3) Send stablecoins to anyone. Amounts & balances stay private Privacy isn’t a feature. It’s infrastructure. And these teams are actually building it: @0xfairblock @0xbowio @Arcium

Most “Web3” apps still run on Web2 backends for keys and auth. Privy, Turnkey, and others still hold or manage keys centrally, meaning “Web3” often isn’t decentralized at all. Lit Protocol fixes this. It decentralizes key management, signing, and encryption using threshold