Building a fully on-chain world taught us something we didn't expect. When we started @Eldorim_xyz , we thought the hard part would be the technical complexity: 23 smart contracts, 380K+ lines of code, zero server dependencies, no IPFS. It wasn't.The harder problem was figuring out what should actually live on-chain. We eventually realized that putting everything on-chain isn't the point. The point is to put the things that define the experience on-chain, so they become part of the world itself. That's why characters in Eldorim have 20 stats, unique genetic traits, and persistent identities across five realms. Building Eldorim changed the way we think about decentralization: Don't decentralize the infrastructure just because you can. Decentralize the parts that make the product what it is.

London plan is taking shape Confirmed: Scale or Die with @solana for the deep technical side, and the @BornDotLive meetup on day one. Still pending: SOL Calling by @foundationcap and the @fractlnetwork Founders & Investors Brunch. The talks go online later. The conversations don't 🤝

Privacy shipped on more chains this week. @fhenix went live on Arbitrum and Ethereum, and @MidnightNtwrk added "Login with Midnight" through Dynamic. Privacy isn't binary though. Before calling a feature private, we check: - what can an observer infer from timing, hashes and events? - can a script with only public data guess the secret? - what must be disclosable later? Encryption is a tool. Privacy is a design decision

When we started @Eldorim_xyz, we set one rule: fully onchain. No servers, no shortcuts. Phase 1 is live on mainnet with real players building armies of Auren, five species of onchain creatures. Phase 2, colonies for team play, is almost done. It taught us that contract, product and story can't be three separate jobs. That's how we work at @TXer_net now, for other teams too. I'll be at Breakpoint in London. If you're building something onchain, happy to swap notes 🤝

2,973 submissions at @colosseum's Crypto World's Fair, their biggest hackathon yet 🙌 We shipped two entries this month, Goldgrid and PledgeX. Same lesson both times: an MVP is defined by what you cut. - one user, one action, one verifiable onchain moment. - everything else can be a mock. What did you cut to ship?

Closed source was never a security model. A builder says he rebuilt a live Solana program from its bytecode with AI in under an hour. Whether this bug holds up or not, the direction is clear. How we work at @TXer_net : we review every program as if the source is already public. Because soon it effectively is 🤝

Alpenglow is live. Solana finality went from ~12.8s to ~150ms ⛰️ Building our 24/7 stock basket on Solana taught us: automating the trade is easy. Knowing when NOT to trade is the real engineering. Faster finality raises the stakes. The checks have to keep up: → is the oracle price fresh, or just available? → is liquidity deep enough right now? Speed is a gift. Guardrails let you use it 🤝

Different origins. Different roots. One shared passion to create That’s what’s incredible about this ecosystem, no matter where we start, we all converge to shape and bring the exact same future into reality. See you in London, Breakpoint.Olympia London | 15–17 Nov 2026 made with @ImagineArt_X

CONTRACT, PRODUCT, LAUNCH ONE TEAM

Privacy isn't binary A contract can keep a value hidden and still leak its hash, a lookup key, or even the outcome of a decision. The real engineering challenge is knowing exactly what the public side can infer, before deployment. at @TXer_net , we've been exploring ways to make that boundary visible, not just assume it.

Berlin ✈️ London. I'm going to #Breakpoint2026 with @SuperteamDE 🇩🇪 Get your card at goingtobreakpoint.com/de

One lesson from building Eldorim: lore works best when it does more than explain a world, it gives it internal logic. Our story begins with a primal tension, the birth of the Aurens, and five essences created to preserve balance. The goal is to build a world players can discover, not just read about. @Eldorim_xyz 🎮

Building a 24/7 programmable stock basket on Solana showed us something interesting: making trades happen automatically is the easy part. What actually keeps the system reliable during DCA runs is our oracle safeguards. In low-liquidity or volatile conditions, refusing to execute is often the best trade the protocol can make. @solana @PythNetwork

Most AI content workflows are still 10 tabs and a human doing the glue work. Early access to ImagineArt Agent claims to own the whole pipeline from a single brief. Testing it like I’d evaluate any tool for my team: cost, time, failure modes. @ImagineArt_X