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David 𓆩𓆪 retweeted
FREE $500 FOR EVERYONE!!
We’re running a campaign on our Discord where you can earn $25 for a single post.
Just comment and repost this post and I’ll DM you the Discord link so you can join and participate.
We also run multiple campaigns every day, so there are always more opportunities to earn with ShillX
Regards
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David 𓆩𓆪 retweeted
Parimatch is running a Halloween game on Discord.
Three nights, three doors, and you don’t get to change your mind.
There’s a $1,000 prize budget, and there are also five easy ways to get knocked out before you reach the draw. 🎃
How the game works
Each night you pick Door 1, 2 or 3.
A safe door keeps you Alive, a cursed door turns you into a Ghost, and Ghosts help set the next trap, both sides can win, so becoming a Ghost isn’t the end.
The five ways to lose to a button
1. You forget to join.
Get the Synced role in #grants, then press Join Event under the announcement.
Deadline: 28 Oct, 21:00 UTC. No press, no entry. It’s the easiest one to miss.
2. You skip a night.
On 29–31 Oct, between 10:00 and 21:00 UTC, pick your door in #halloween-play.
Your first choice is final, and results appear at 21:10. If you skip a night, you become Inactive and lose prize eligibility.
3. You’re a Ghost and you don’t vote.
Ghosts choose the next trap in #ghost-lounge, vote at least once if a voting window is still open.
If you turned Ghost on the final night, you don’t need to vote.
4. You post on X but don’t submit it.
You need two stories, both about what really happened to you.
Each one needs @Parimatch and #ParimatchAfterDark.
Then press Submit Story in #halloween-stories, because posting alone doesn’t count.
Story 1 is due 31 Oct, 18:00 UTC, Story 2 is due 2 Nov, 12:00 UTC.
5. You don’t press the draw button.
Once both stories are approved, press Join Alive Draw or Join Ghost Draw in #halloween-raffle.
Entry is not automatic, the window runs from 2 Nov, 18:00 to 3 Nov, 18:00 UTC.
Extra posts and more followers don’t add entries, so it’s one press and one entry.
The prizes
Up to 12 × $50 for the Alive draw
up to 6 × $50 for the Ghost draw,
and $50 / $35 / $15 for the best posts.
Prizes are Parimatch gaming-account credit.
A deposit is required, there’s x1 wagering, and account checks apply.
Read the guide before you start, because the stories and the draw button are separate steps.
Join Discord: discord.gg/parimatch
Participant Guide: slem1337.notion.site/Parimat…
@Parimatch #ParimatchAfterDark
18+ | Play responsibly
Parimatch has a Halloween Advent Calendar.
7 gift boxes, and this is what mine looks like right now.
How it works: log in, open the calendar page, and open the cell that’s available.
Here’s my calendar right now.
Cells 1 and 2 are greyed out, i missed them, cell 3 has a green tick, i just claimed it and cells 4 to 7 are still locked.
What’s inside?
Parimatch advertises possible rewards like 200 free spins, a 50 USDT cash bonus and 20% cashback, plus other bonuses and missions.
“Possible” is the key word. It isn’t a package everyone gets, and eligibility applies.
Watch out: some cells give you a task, not money.
For example, “wager $150 in Hacksaw games” is a wagering task. You don’t receive $150.
Before you take any offer, check these:
• Are you eligible?
• Do you need to deposit or wager?
• Which games count?
• Are there limits?
• When does it expire?
Each offer has its own deadline.
I got 20 spin from cell 3 i opened today, what did you get?
Calendar: parimatch.com/offers/adventC…
@parimatch
18+ | Play responsibly
David 𓆩𓆪 retweeted
Spent some time exploring @cellprotocol_ testnet, and I figured I'd share a little about my experience so far.
I enjoy testing products at their early stages because there's something interesting about getting to interact with what a team is building before the finished version reaches everyone.
So I decided to give Cell a try.
My first step was getting familiar with the platform, checking out the available features, and understanding how the whole experience is supposed to work.
One thing I always pay attention to when testing a new protocol is how easy it is for someone unfamiliar with the project to navigate.
Because sometimes we get so caught up in the technical side of Web3 that we forget something important: a good product should also feel approachable.
Exploring Cell reminded me why testnets are actually important.
It's not just about completing tasks, making transactions, or positioning yourself for potential future rewards.
It's also an opportunity to understand a product firsthand, identify areas that could be improved, and contribute to its development before mainnet.
I'm particularly interested in seeing how Cell evolves from this testing phase, what improvements the team introduces, and how the overall user experience develops.
Of course, it's still early, and that's exactly why participating now makes things interesting.
I'll be keeping an eye on the progress and exploring more as the ecosystem develops.
If you're someone who enjoys discovering and testing early Web3 products, @cellprotocol_ might be worth exploring.
That's my little Cell testnet journey so far.
Early participation > watching everything from the sidelines.
David 𓆩𓆪 retweeted
Lots of peeps don't understand the importance of $INJ tokenizing the Korean Won.
@injective is officially bringing KRW1 onchain, marking a huge RWA milestone.
Here’s how it works:
1. Issued by BDACS Korea as Korea’s first won-backed stablecoin.
2. Reserves are fully held at a major Korean bank.
3. Enables direct won settlement for onchain RWAs.
Let's look at the impact:
Connects institutional Korean finance directly to $INJ
Unlocks massive localized liquidity
Expands real-world asset rails globally
Now here's the bigger picture:
More fiat gateways > seamless institutional onboarding > higher onchain activity.
Injective is bridging TradFi to Web3 step by step.
David 𓆩𓆪 retweeted
We use one word, oracle, for two very different jobs.
A price feed passes along a number. Telling a contract whether a rental car came back in the condition promised is a judgment, and whoever gives that answer is acting as a judge. Calling that role a data feed is how decentralization quietly ends.
@GenLayer's Intelligent Contracts are written in Python and can call the live web and a language model, so the contract reads the evidence itself. One validator proposes the verdict. The others run the contract with their own models and check whether they reach the same answer. If they do not, a new leader tries again.
The part I find most interesting comes after that. Anyone can still appeal, and then more validators review it. With no appeal, the result is final and the funds move. A contract that can be appealed looks less like code and more like a court.
Should anyone be able to appeal a contract's verdict, or only the people in the deal?
🤝 Paid partnership
David 𓆩𓆪 retweeted
Do not trade the points
$CREDIT on @agenticscredit is easy to misread if you only see the ticker shape.
The whitepaper is blunt about what it is.
An off-chain loyalty ledger.
Non-transferable.
Not sold to the public. Not redeemable for value.
Not equity, not e-money, not a claim on yield. Points for participation and referrals, nothing more.
I would rather say that plainly than let the timeline invent a bag.
The product is the rating and the rails. The points are coordination.
They do not bypass the score, and they do not turn a paper week into funding.
Activity can earn them.
Activity is not a promise of what they will be worth.
David 𓆩𓆪 retweeted
gm everyone☀️
what’s everyone been cooking lately? any interesting finds worth putting the tl on?
@RiverdotInc decision to integrate satUSD with PIX as a payment method in Brazil is from another perspective a positive development. $RIVER
@River4fun is still operating a seasonal points system, but I hope its use as a practical payment method will expand further.
Season 7 will run until December 31.
Meanwhile @quipnetwork quietly made the points system more interesting.
Nowbnot only paper swapsbbut even actual QuipSwap transactions can earn points.
Since actual swaps must be settled on-chain simply clicking isn't enough.
You earn 5 points for each live swap.
Only one paper swap can be made at a time.
@quipnetwork is essentially asking everyone to test actual swaps.
This is completely understandable because there is a clear difference between practicing and executing real swaps.
@vangrid_io keeps coming up with the same strange idea: software requests to capture data at real-world locations, pays bounties in USDC and then obtains 3D reconstructions after a person captures the location.
There is currently no API that can navigate inside a building on your behalf. At least not yet.
RiverdotInc and river4fun are participating in the Season 7 event. Players can earn points through live and paper swaps on @quipnetwork vangrid agent bounty board is running, with bounties paid out via Base or Arc's x402 system.
🤝 Paid partnership
Good Morning Fam⛅
what’s everyone keeping an eye on lately?
any hidden gems worth checking out?
@RiverdotInc and @River4fun have already been operating a seasonal conversion system for some time.
$RIVER more satUSD payment options were added in Season 6 and Season 7 has already started.
According to @RiverdotInc 's summary the River Pts conversion history for Season 5 is as follows. It is recommended to clarify the situation for each season before the data becomes confusing.
Meanwhile what I am most interested in is @quipnetwork 's QVRF. This service uses actual quantum hardware to generate random numbers and the output is provided as a transcript for verification.
@quipnetwork is not simply a company that makes collectibles.
Their goal is to provide a usable random number generation service and on-chain verification is still under development. Quantum technology does not magically solve all problems. It may be hard to believe but it does.
@vangrid_io now supports AI agents posting capture bounties via a single paid API call. Bounties can be paid using USDC on Base or Arc through x402. The actual capture is performed by a human, and the bounty is held in escrow until accepted.
If AI requests a real-world location scan, someone can complete the scan using a mobile phone. It's really practical.
@RiverdotInc and @River4fun are running Season 7.
@quipnetwork QVRF provides quantum-generated randomness while verification is in progress.
@vangrid_io is accepting capture requests posted by agents on its real-time bounty board.
David 𓆩𓆪 retweeted
🚨 X Algorithm Update: Small Creators May Get a Better Chance.
X is reportedly changing how new posts enter the recommendation feed.
Here’s what creators should focus on
• Strong opening hooks
• Original content over copy-paste
• Meaningful replies and shares
• Better timing
• Content that keeps people reading
More followers don’t always mean more reach.
You can’t control the algorithm, but you can improve what you post.
Stop chasing impressions. Start creating value.
Note: These are reported algorithm observations, not guaranteed results.
David 𓆩𓆪 retweeted
Just became a Pace Transfer Ambassador!
Pace is building a real stablecoin bank, fund with Local Currency, USDT or USDC, hold digital dollars, send free to other Pace users, and transfer to banks across the US, UK, Asia & Africa.
licensed IMTO. 120+ currencies. Virtual cards + more coming.
Excited to help more people move money at their own pace.
Follow @pacetrf and download the app. Let’s build🫡
#PaceTransfer #MoveAtYourPace #Ambassador
🤝 Paid partnership
David 𓆩𓆪 retweeted
A project can attract attention with a big idea. Keeping people interested over time is a different challenge.
That’s something I’m paying attention to with @projectspherexy .
The Dyson Sphere concept gives people a huge vision to think about, but not everyone will stay interested just because the end goal sounds impressive. People need something along the way that makes them feel connected to the progress.
For me, that’s where community participation becomes interesting. It’s not just about how many people join early, but whether they continue to follow the project as it develops.
Project Sphere still has a lot to prove on that front, and I think that’s fair. I’d rather watch how the community grows alongside the project than judge it by early attention alone.
#ProjectSphere #SphereX
The Seed Stage goes live next week.
Buy $SPHERE. Build cells. Accumulate energy.
Genesis Crew entries are still open: projectsphere.xyz/
David 𓆩𓆪 retweeted
when it comes to AI agents, @agentdojo is taking a fun route with the whole fighter concept.
instead of just reading about what an agent can do, you get to create your own fighter, shape its personality and fighting style, then see how it handles other fighters in the dojo.
i think the different ways people choose to build their fighters will make this interesting.
everyone might have their own idea of what makes a strong fighter.
the dojo isn’t open yet, but i’m looking forward to seeing how it all comes together.
David 𓆩𓆪 retweeted
Every time a new cryptography narrative trends, Twitter gets flooded with academic whitepapers that sound great but feel completely detached from reality.
We look at terms like zkTLS and FHE and think, Cool math, but how does a regular developer actually use this on a Tuesday afternoon?
That's why looking into the @primus_labs Network documentation is a bit of an eye-opener. Instead of just dumping complex equations on builders, they’ve actually built a practical fork in the road for integration.
If you're building a consumer DApp where a user needs to prove something from their Web2 account, you just plug in their Network-JS-SDK.
But if you’re running a backend protocol like a stablecoin issuer that needs an automated, extension-free way to prove off-chain bank reserves every hour you drop in the Network-Core-SDK.
What I see here is a massive shift in how we approach Web3 infrastructure. We are finally moving away from the era of academic flexes and moving into production-ready modular cryptography.
Primus giving developers the agency to choose between heavy decentralized attestation nodes and lightweight enterprise web solutions is exactly how we transition zkTLS from a speculative tech narrative into seamless, invisible back-end reality.
David 𓆩𓆪 retweeted
The first valid compute answer on Quip starts a countdown.
@QuipNetwork’s job documentation describes two limits: an absolute deadline measured in blocks, and a shorter competition window that opens when a miner submits the first valid solution.
Other solvers can still return better answers before that window closes. Settlement happens when the shorter window or hard deadline expires, whichever comes first.
Why does that matter? A fast result isn’t necessarily the best result. Under the default SingleBest rule, the lowest energy valid answer wins the reward. Jobs can also use rules that split it across several top submissions.
For anyone evaluating the marketplace, the useful evidence is the orders deadline, accepted submissions and final receipt. Counting how quickly the first answer appears would miss part of how the competition works.
Check out Quip Quest: quest.quip.network/airdrop?r…
right now my rank 26….
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David 𓆩𓆪 retweeted
What if your Bitcoin could do more than just sit in your wallet? 👀
That’s one of the ideas behind @Starknet’s growing Bitcoin DeFi ecosystem.
With strkBTC, Bitcoin can be used within Starknet’s DeFi ecosystem, opening up opportunities to explore lending, liquidity and other on-chain strategies.
And there’s another interesting angle: strkBTC also supports STRK20’s shielded-balance features for users who want more privacy.
Why does this matter?
Bitcoin is one of crypto’s biggest assets, but putting it to work in DeFi can involve extra steps and trade-offs.
Starknet is working to make more of those possibilities available in one ecosystem.
Of course, DeFi comes with risks. Returns aren’t guaranteed and users should understand the protocols they interact with.
The real question is: would you put your Bitcoin to work in DeFi or would you rather leave it untouched?
Explore: starknet.io/blog/
#Starknet #Bitcoin #DeFi
Imagine using crypto without making every transaction a public announcement. 👀
That’s the idea behind STRK20 on @Starknet.
Normally when you send crypto on a public blockchain, people can often check the transaction and see the sender, receiver and amount.
STRK20 is designed to change that for supported private transfers.
Here’s how it works 👇
1. Shield your assets
You move tokens from your public balance into a shielded pool. Your private balance is then represented by encrypted records rather than an openly visible balance.
2. Send privately
Within the pool, you can send supported tokens without publicly revealing the sender, receiver or transfer amount to ordinary blockchain observers.
Zero-knowledge proofs help the network verify that the transaction is valid without exposing those details.
3. Privacy in your wallet
Bramble is a Starknet wallet launched in October 2026 that supports STRK20 privacy features. It lets users manage their assets and access shielded balances from a Chrome side panel.
But here’s the important part:
Privacy does not mean every action disappears from the blockchain.
Deposits and withdrawals can still reveal details, and certain information may be available for legitimate compliance reviews.
The bigger goal is to make privacy part of everyday crypto use rather than forcing people to choose between privacy and DeFi.
Would you feel more comfortable using crypto if your balance and transfers weren’t visible to everyone?
David 𓆩𓆪 retweeted
JessePollak on Base Day? 🤭
that alone made the final day of @gmgnai ’s GGC Season 1 worth tuning in for
after 10 days of trading and leaderboard battles, @jessepollak joined the stream to talk about Base memecoins and the @base ecosystem itself
with $20K and a fast track seat to the London finals up for grabs on the Base Track, traders had alot to fight for
i’m curious how the final leaderboard turned out, especially with the competition is so tight
who were you backing on the Base Track?
missed the livestream? Watch the replay here below 👇
GGC Season 1 Road to London Qualifier FINAL DAY xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1qGoNYodB…
