Omnichain APE: How APE is bridged between chains Recently, @offchainLabs and LayerZero Labs co-developed a framework that allows OFTs to be fully compatible with Arbitrum Orbit chain bridges and to function as native gas tokens on Orbit chains. Bridge compatibility is achieved

There’s a common myth that goes like this: “everybody has the same cognitive horsepower and learns at the same rate, but different people learn differently depending on their preferred learning style.” In reality, the exact opposite is true. Different people generally have

We need Carlos Matos back, but this time to shill zcash

.@graphprotocol 🤝 @The_DTCC The cooperation between The Graph and DTCC is a big deal. DTCC is the backbone of global market infrastructure (clearing and settling trades for trillions in assets). The Graph is core infra for indexing and querying blockchain data. This is a

Bitcoin's biggest vulnerability isn't the protocol. It's 6 people. Core maintainers: Michael Ford Hennadii Stepanov Andrew Chow Gloria Zhao Russ Yanofsky + Luke Dashjr All publicly identified. All have families. All have known sponsors. All live under three-letter agency

Related: One of crypto’s greatest rebrands was airdrop farmers declaring themselves “community” for any project with an upcoming TGE and using that language to FUD anyone and anything that doesn’t give them the free money/tokens they think they deserve If you expect/demand

@hagaetc Once you’ve been indoctrinated into hustle culture it’s hard to escape. Careers are fleeting and your identity shouldn’t be based on one. Having freedom to pursue your interest without the need for financial compensation is one of the best freedoms you can experience.

The first debate about arbitrary data in the blockchain happened in December 2010 and Satoshi was involved On 8th December 2010, Satoshi released Bitcoin version 0.3.18, which included a standardness check, to only include known transaction types 🧵

Knowledge graph animations are a powerful way to show how a student’s knowledge develops and solidifies over time as they progress through a course. One of our students is preparing for the SAT in November and is sprinting toward the end of our SAT Fundamentals course. This

You need to be retardmaxxing Most are paralyzed. Worrying about VPNs, aged accounts, and "perfecting" their strategy. They never starts. The retard just sees a format that's working and copies it. He posts daily. He gets views. He'll make more mistakes, but he'll also

Carl Jung is amongst the wisest men who’s ever lived.

This plant's leaves can apparently mimic the shape of the leaves of its neighbors. What?🤠 > Boquila trifoliolata is the only plant known to engage in mimetic polymorphism, meaning it can mimic the leaves of multiple host plants.[4][17] Other species of vines are capable of

search engines and then social media basically captured the internet, and then killed it i used to logon and go to my favorite websites to see new updates. now paywalls on half of it and SEO trash in the other half i used to use RSS to keep tabs on articles from my favorite

Published one of my most important posts on the Aave governance forum. If you want to know what the next steps and strategy we are supporting for Aave, have a read. https://t.co/slJdMOxkeD

Fundamentally what LayerZero does is… uh… it gives apps the plumbing to send messages and value between chains with… uh… configurable security... DVNs, executors, the whole stack and… uh… token standards like OFT so, uh… your asset can live on many chains without weird

Here’s a side-by-side breakdown of all the $USDH proposals submitted so far. Hyperliquid is about to crown its official stablecoin partner and the race is heating up.

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in The Man Who Counted by Malba Tahan (great book btw), there's a sleight-of-hand (fairer in a sense) 35-camel problem: you add one camel, then take two back. just like in the 17-cp, the fact that the heirs' fractions do not add up to 1 is ignored. what's interesting is, in the

hoskinson had the chance to integrate chainlink 4 years ago and it probably would have been a lot cheaper too. but no, he preferred wolfram as an oracle, because the wolfram guy could remember all his emails

>can i get a cup of coffee with no sugar >sorry sir we can only give you coffee with no cream >mfw i still get capital W water