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Curious about what kind of centralized infrastructure @baseapp depends on.

Welcome @tezos to RISC-V bandwagon. Come and take a look at @cartesiproject mature RISC-V emulator at https://t.co/qifGbiFZPT @ArthurB @trilitech

Study @cartesiproject , IMO this is how projects should be launched. Honeypot to test their proof system, immutable contracts. Such a different way to launch a product. I hope bounty will increase and there will be enough hackers/researchers to look at their proof system👇

New project on L2BEAT: @cartesiproject PRT Honeypot. Stage 2 Appchain with a (major) twist. ⚫ Before you ape into this, reconsider: You will lose all your funds. Why? 👇

Meet the Cartesi PRT Honeypot 🍯🐝🐧 Our first rollup application equipped with the PRT fraud-proof system, putting the appchain stack to the test. It’s a key milestone toward decentralization and trustless security, in line with @l2beat’s standards. ➝ https://t.co/DwLrcll4vt

Another annoyance is how no ERC-4337 provider support local development, and rely on testnets for development. Testnet is for testing, not for development. I hope Porto by @ithacaxyz helps to improve the dev experience for ERC-4337 (and EIP-7702).

And ERC-7715, initially proposed by @reown_ does not seem to get enough traction. @coinbase wallet gave up and went to another direction with ERC-7895.

I created @OnChessProject mostly as a demo application to experiment with EIPs that tackles UX issues. The code is based on EIP-5792 and ERC-7715. Unfortunately very few wallets support EIP-5792, @zerodev_app Kernel dropped support, @Alchemy Smart Accounts don't support.

Yes, I saw @VitalikButerin 's post on replacing the EVM with RISC-V, and I’m really glad to see this direction being explored! We built a high-performance RISC-V emulator: fully deterministic, reproducible, with complete RV64GC ISA support (both privileged and unprivileged),

Try a Cartesi Machine (reproducible deterministic RISC-V) in your browser: https://t.co/rWgB6sTWnQ

RISC-V? Cartesi Machine? What’s the buzz, and why should you care? ⬇️ RISC-V is a real-world architecture, used by actual hardware companies. Not a blockchain-only toy. Cartesi Machine is built on top of a RISC-V emulator. That means Cartesi isn't building in isolation. It's

Atlas is demonstrating reinforcement learning policies developed using a motion capture suit. This demonstration was developed in partnership with Boston Dynamics and @rai_inst.

"Web3 security is only as strong as its weakest link." Cartesi co-founder @erickdemoura breaks down the Lazarus Group’s attack on @Bybit_Official and explains why verifiable, reproducible builds are key to preventing similar hacks. Check out the latest @beincrypto article ↓

Any good AI tax preparation out there?

i believe @cartesiproject’s Dave to be the most advanced fraud proof system out there, outcompeting both @arbitrum’s BoLD and @Optimism’s OPFP i highly recommend reading the research post. i’d love to see OP and Orbit stack chains integrating it!

There are a lot more possibilities to explorer here. Liquidity pools for backers for example, world lenders, etc. Cryptopolis can be a real micro economy driven by the SimCity simulation engine.

If the "people wallet" runs out of money, the game halts, which means the economy collapsed. Two solutions there. Wait for more backers. Or you mint more tokens, creating world inflation. Of course you can't mint USDC. But if you create a new token for the game, then you can.

Taxes money come from a special in-game wallet called "the people wallet". Someone needs to inject USDC there. They receive whatever players spend, and pay back taxes to players. If players on average do well, backers lose money. If players don't do well, backers earn money.