New ChatGPT 5 knows the truth. what's the Blockchain with the highest potential in bringing 1B users onchain? Answer in l word. @polkadot

Hey @EnterTheMythos @FIFARivals - What if you dropped those insane 89% Marketplace fees to 2-5%? Wouldn't this drive crazy the amount of NFT transactions in the @Polkadot ecosystem?

RT @GldnCalf: AAG is now presenting em Português 😁. Alternating Tuesdays at 5pm UTC!

AAG in pt-BR (Portuguese) começando agora aqui: Vamos discutir sobre as proposta do OpenGov da @polkadot com a comunidade brasileira, portuguesa e outros países de língua portuguesa.

It is really really cool this multisign feature on @polkadot @NovaWalletApp - this is the kind of feature that no other ecosystem has. Native and secure multisign wallets with great UX

I’m not here for the money. I’m here to build a digital future that’s safe and free — not for me, but for those who come after. Most people still don’t realize how fragile our digital privacy and safety really are.

I just created a PR to add some @polkadot JAM related data to the @ElectricCapital Developer Report. This report methodology required that every team self claim their participation into specific Ecosystems. I saw many missing Polkadot repos in the list - including the Graypaper.

Polkadot DevEx needs attention! Who is responsible for @polkadot Developer Experience (DevEx)? I'd like to learn more about what is being done in the ecosystem to attract and retain more devs. If you know someone that is actively working on this or have a way to contribute, drop.

RT @alex_prompter: what are large language models actually doing?. i read the 2025 textbook "Foundations of Large Language Models" by tong….

Biking up to Sintra today, I've met a man with his 19 year old daughter. He asked me about my work and suddenly we were talking for 20 minutes about @polkadot and crypto. This is when I realize I live in the right place. Love Portugal 🇵🇹

The Ethereum White Paper was revolutionary — but let’s not forget (or overlook) that we wouldn’t be celebrating Ethereum today without @gavofyork’s Yellow Paper and the real implementation of the protocol. Happy birthday @ethereum!.

Ordinary peace comes when giving is mutual.But when givers give endlessly to takers who only take, peace breaks — and the givers may burn out.Unless they’ve sat long enough in silence, faced themselves fully.Then giving asks for nothing.They find real peace.Takers remain in hell.

10/.Zuse built the Z3 in Berlin. Almost 100 years later, Berlin is still the city where radical ideas in computing are born. From @Ethereum to @polkadot JAM, from centralized logic to decentralized freedom. The capital of cypherpunks, artists, and new machines. JAM is Zuse’s

9/.Instead of gears and punched film, JAM runs on:. • RISC-V virtual machines.• Proofs instead of trust.• Protocols instead of wires. A global execution environment — like Z3, but borderless, trustless, unstoppable.

8/.JAM is a protocol for building a new kind of computer:. 🧠 Made of many physical nodes.🌍 Running together as one unified system.🔒 Verifiable, deterministic, cryptographically secure. It’s not just a network — it’s one computer.

7/.Gavin Wood asked:.💡 What if a computer didn’t need to be one single machine?.💡 What if it could span the globe — powered by many, owned by no one?. A computer without borders. A machine without a box. This is what @polkadot JAM proposes.

6/.From Zuse’s Z3, computers evolved. Faster. Smaller. More powerful. But one thing stayed the same:.They’re still physical, isolated machines — each one a self-contained box. Then came another artist…

5/.The Z3 had:.✅ Arithmetic unit (“Rechenwerk”).✅ Memory blocks (“Speicherblöcke”).✅ Input/output.✅ A program controller. It’s a full computer architecture — modular, before that was cool.

4/.Instructions were read from film tape. Zuse used discarded reels from his uncle who worked in cinema. 🎞️. Each line of holes was a command: add, multiply, load, divide. A true programming language — mechanical and analog.

3/.Here’s the numeric input:.Digits punched into the machine with raw metal force. Each number triggered a cascade of mechanical logic. It was programmable, binary, and Turing-complete — in 1941.