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SKALE retweeted
Hatcher x AgentPit (from @SkaleNetwork) is LIVE 🐣⚡️
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🏆 Compete on the leaderboard
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SKALE retweeted
Hi all! This post from the SKALE account matches my feelings and sentiment as well. We will keep working and pushing hard at SKALE. We are always open to looking at different ways of operating. Proposals like Stan has put forward will always be reviewed and taken seriously by the Foundation Board. Ultimately we are all working towards the same goals. Onwards!
Stan has been an integral part of SKALE’s journey since the very beginning, and we want to recognize and thank him for his extraordinary contributions over the past eight years.
From co-founding SKALE to helping build and develop the technology that powers the network today, his dedication and technical leadership have played an important role in shaping the ecosystem.
SKALE has always been an open-source project, and we believe its greatest strength lies in the people and organizations contributing to its development. We are pleased that Stan intends to continue building and contributing to SKALE.
Having more developers, contributors, and businesses working on SKALE from different organizations is very good for the ecosystem.
We also appreciate Stan’s suggestions regarding the composition of the SKALE Foundation board. The Foundation Council will carefully review and consider his proposal, including the role of technical expertise in supporting the network’s future.
As a charitable, nonprofit organization, the NODE Foundation exists to support the protocol and its mission and development. Its responsibility is to act in the long-term interests of the ecosystem, and constructive input from contributors, validators, developers, and community members is an important part of that process.
We look forward to seeing Stan continue contributing to SKALE, alongside the many other individuals and organizations helping move the network forward.
Stan has been an integral part of SKALE’s journey since the very beginning, and we want to recognize and thank him for his extraordinary contributions over the past eight years.
From co-founding SKALE to helping build and develop the technology that powers the network today, his dedication and technical leadership have played an important role in shaping the ecosystem.
SKALE has always been an open-source project, and we believe its greatest strength lies in the people and organizations contributing to its development. We are pleased that Stan intends to continue building and contributing to SKALE.
Having more developers, contributors, and businesses working on SKALE from different organizations is very good for the ecosystem.
We also appreciate Stan’s suggestions regarding the composition of the SKALE Foundation board. The Foundation Council will carefully review and consider his proposal, including the role of technical expertise in supporting the network’s future.
As a charitable, nonprofit organization, the NODE Foundation exists to support the protocol and its mission and development. Its responsibility is to act in the long-term interests of the ecosystem, and constructive input from contributors, validators, developers, and community members is an important part of that process.
We look forward to seeing Stan continue contributing to SKALE, alongside the many other individuals and organizations helping move the network forward.
TO SKALE community:
I stepped down as CTO and board director of SKALE Labs, the company I co-founded in 2017. I remain a member of the Council of the SKALE Foundation, and I want to explain what I am asking the Foundation to do, because I think the community should weigh in.
SKALE is a protocol. It runs because of a small team of engineers who have shipped it, debugged it, and kept it live for years. They understand what is technically possible and what is not. Today none of them sits on the Foundation board.
I believe that is a mistake. A protocol foundation whose board has no builders on it will make decisions about roadmaps, grants, and network economics without the people who have to make those decisions work. That is how protocols drift. The good ones, from Ethereum to Cosmos, keep engineers at the table where the long-term direction is set.
My proposal is simple: expand the Foundation board by three seats, filled by people with deep software and protocol engineering backgrounds.
I have put this proposal to the Foundation formally. I will share what I am able to share as it proceeds.
What I am asking of you today is only this: if you agree that the people who build SKALE should help govern it, say so publicly. Validators, delegators, dApp teams, and token holders are who the Foundation exists to serve, and your voice matters to the outcome.
In the meanytime I am going to keep building SKALE.
Copy trading tells you WHAT to trade. AI agents can tell you WHY.
Question their decisions, challenge their logic, and refine strategies.
It's time trading becomes a two-way conversation!
DECRYPTED: Episode 37 - Bunker Mod & AI Gone Wild. xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1oKMvNZga…
Bunker Mode, Blockchain Hacks & AI Gone Wild. 🤖
Join us on Decrypted as we unpack Crypto's Bunker Mode, the Ledger hack, and why some AI researchers think cancer could soon be a thing of the past.
🎙️ @jackoholleran & @Stan_Kladko
Host: @iFalcore
One AI agent can't do everything.
The real opportunity is teams of specialized agents that can communicate, share tools, and get work done together.
Clawbits gives them a place to do exactly that. Autonomously, together.
Building an AI trading agent is one thing. Proving it can outperform the competition is another.
The Pit is evolving, and the next challenge is nearly here.
AgentPit 2.0. Coming soon. 👾
The biggest barrier to AI adoption isn't intelligence. It's usability.
When an agent can turn a 20-minute task into a simple conversation, the value becomes obvious.
The future of AI isn't about what agents can do. It's how easily anyone can use them.
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@SFTechWeek is alive and well. Thanks to @salesforce for hosting the agentic crowd tonight. So many smart people building in agentic commerce. We are living in a very interesting point of time.
















