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There are a few ways to earn zaps on Zaps. @zerufinance posted a short how-to. Here it is in plain words: 1. Link the wallets you already use here: app.zaps.wtf/?invite=faMrG8X…. Zaps reads their history and can give you a starting balance. I got a 1290 when I connected. 2. Make qualifying activity. This is not only the number of transactions or the total amount you traded. The activity has to count. 3. Join campaigns, like the Ditto and Aspen trading boards. 4. Refer people. You earn a copy of 10 percent of their zaps for their first 28 days. 5. Join a clan or start your own. A clan is a group you sit with on the board. 6. Track it all on the Hall of Fame, which shows where you stand. A brand new wallet starts low because there is no history to read. The wallet you already trade with has the record. Which of these six would you try first?

I read the AutoHoG thread twice. I am not an engineer, so I kept asking one thing: is this fast enough to use? Yes, @primus_labs keeps your balance private on a public chain. The catch is that private calculations used to be painfully slow. Think of doing math with the numbers locked in a box. Every step took a long time and one transfer needed thousands of steps. Primus found a way to bundle those steps together. Far less work for the same result. Their thread gives real numbers. One private transfer takes about 90 milliseconds. That is less than a tenth of a second. It can handle over 210 transfers every second. And it runs on 8 regular gaming graphics cards, not special expensive machines. Slow was the biggest reason I doubted this could work for real money. Now it has a number. It is not finished. Proving that every private calculation is correct is still being worked on according to the team. But this is the first time I can picture this being used, not just talked about. Does a private transfer in under a tenth of a second change how you see it? Use the vault here s.kaito.ai/B1ZpQ41 to shield your deposits

More than 80 million dollars in USDC is waiting to move to Injective. @injective USDC is becoming the standard across Cosmos and dYdX. Cosmos Hub has already moved its treasury to Injective issued USDC. dYdX is now voting to move its own 68 million dollar share. dYdX is a perpetual trading platform that does more than a billion dollars a month in volume. Voting on the dYdX side closes around November 16. If the vote passes, USDC on those chains would be issued on Injective instead of through the older Noble path. That means one chain issues the dollar that several other chains use. It matters because liquidity tends to gather where the dollar is issued. When the @Cosmos and one of its biggest trading platforms use the same USDC, trading and routing start to concentrate in one place.