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If you had to pick one protocol for 2026, which one would it be? 👇
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Infrastructure. Markets. Adoption. Coming into alignment to close out a year of sustained growth. Here’s what you may have missed this week 👇 🔴 The Capital System of the Market Infrastructure Grid was unveiled, highlighting the industry-leading capital infrastructure
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If you had to pick one protocol for 2026, which one would it be? 👇
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Crypto is a market defined by its many chains. Here’s what interoperability unlocks ↓
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Coming to Arbitrum: Smoother Fees, Higher Throughput The new ArbOS Dia upgrade will bring users, builders, and operators: - More predictable gas prices on Arbitrum - Improved mobile & enterprise-grade auth tools - Ethereum Fusaka support Here’s the rundown 👇
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2025: Arbitrum Everywhere 2026: Arbitrum literally Everywhere Get your personal Arbitrum 2025 Wrapped 👇
2025 has shaped out to be a phenomenal year for @arbitrum! This year, we saw: - the launch of Timeboost and DRIP - more Treasury Management deployments - every metric and chart looking like 📈 This is Arbitrum's 2025 Wrapped (and also yours!) 👇
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2025 was the year of shipping 🚢
My 2025 @Dune wrapped 👇 ▪️Second year at Dune, doubled our marketing team (1--> 2) ▪️60+ blogs & case studies ▪️Partnership marketing / launched 40+ new blockchains on Dune ▪️Launched two new developer products, API and IDX @DuneSim ▪️Launched new fluid engine pricing, dbt
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EXOBUS CORE Web3 doesn’t fail at execution. It fails at coordination. As systems scale, fragmentation increases: liquidity, tooling, user state, participation. EXOBUS CORE is being built to operate at that layer — where protocols interact, where thresholds emerge, and where
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🧵 WHY EXOBUS CORE EXISTS (INFRA THREAD) 1> At scale, Web3’s primary failure mode isn’t throughput — it’s coordination. Liquidity fragments across execution layers, tooling diverges, and user state becomes non-portable across protocols. 2> Most “interoperability” solutions
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EXOBUS CORE — PARTICIPATION SPRINT @exobuscore × @zealy_io 🟩 Initial participation is now live. 30 days $2,500 reward pool The top 50 participants will be rewarded. Activity is observed, not incentivized. Progression is threshold-based. Access the participation
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SEASONAL TRANSMISSION Year-end cycle reached. Systems persist. Coordination continues beyond the interval. Merry Christmas from EXOBUS CORE. >|<
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SEASONAL TRANSMISSION Year-end cycle reached. Systems persist. Coordination continues beyond the interval. Merry Christmas from EXOBUS CORE. >|<
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EXOBUS CORE — PARTICIPATION SPRINT @exobuscore × @zealy_io 🟩 Initial participation is now live. 30 days $2,500 reward pool The top 50 participants will be rewarded. Activity is observed, not incentivized. Progression is threshold-based. Access the participation
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5> EXOBUS CORE operates at these thresholds. It is not a chain, application, or execution environment. It functions as a coordination layer focused on cross-system logic, participation weighting, and interaction coherence. 6> Participation in EXOBUS CORE is usage-derived.
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3> Protocol design optimizes for local correctness, not global coherence. As new layers are added, coordination overhead increases non-linearly. This is protocol sprawl — an accumulation of unresolved coordination debt. 4> Scaling doesn’t break systems abruptly. It
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🧵 WHY EXOBUS CORE EXISTS (INFRA THREAD) 1> At scale, Web3’s primary failure mode isn’t throughput — it’s coordination. Liquidity fragments across execution layers, tooling diverges, and user state becomes non-portable across protocols. 2> Most “interoperability” solutions
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Introducing EXOBUS CORE. A threshold protocol focused on coordination and system coherence across Web3. As ecosystems scale, fragmentation increases: liquidity, tooling, user state, participation. EXOBUS CORE operates where those systems begin to break down. >|<
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