dollar retweeted
came across this 2-hour stanford course on building llms, and it looks worth checking out.
if you're interested in understanding how lllms work, building with ai and learning how to automate things, this could be a good place to start.
might be worth bookmarking and spending some time on.
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Quick heads up for anyone holding Zama OG NFTs
Fungo is setting aside 700M $FUNGO (7% of supply) just for OG holders. Split across 5,500 NFTs, that’s roughly 127k tokens each per NFT, if every current wallet qualifies.
Genesis NFT holders get even more: 36% of supply is shared across 3,232 NFTs.
That’s 1,113,861 $FUNGO each at TGE, about 0.0111% of supply per NFT.
Claim window is 7 days, and anything unclaimed gets burned. So don’t sleep on it.
Phase 1 is live now for whitelisted users until 15:30 UTC. Phase 2 (the auction) opens right after.
How to get in on the auction:
> Get some ZAMA. Buy it on an exchange, or swap for it on a DEX like Uniswap
> Shield your ZAMA to cZAMA on the Fungo launchpad.
> Place a sealed bid with an amount you’re comfortable with.
Visit to get your nft: fungolabs.org/launchpad/d/fu…
dollar retweeted
if the team is going to reward the top 1,000 creators, which is very likely, and I don't make the list, then i'm truly "washed".
but time will tell.
▪︎ @FungoLabs ~ built with fhe on zama
fungoLabs builds every nfts with zama’s fully homomorphic encryption on ethereum. fhe lets smart contracts compute on encrypted data without ever decrypting it, so ownership stays public and tradable while the art “look” and permanent stats "essence" remain sealed.
onchain fhe randomness draws the traits fairly, neither buyers nor the team can influence or preview them and only the current holder can decrypt the contents. selling the nft automatically ends the previous owner’s access.
the same technology powers sealed-bid auctions, where bids stay hidden until settlement at a uniform clearing price, and supports future games that can use hidden stats without revealing them.
offchain coprocessors handle the heavy encrypted work while ethereum enforces the rules, delivering programmable privacy that works inside existing markets rather than outside them.
if the team is going to reward the top 1,000 creators, which is very likely, and I don't make the list, then i'm truly "washed".
but time will tell.
▪︎ @FungoLabs ~ built with fhe on zama
fungoLabs builds every nfts with zama’s fully homomorphic encryption on ethereum. fhe lets smart contracts compute on encrypted data without ever decrypting it, so ownership stays public and tradable while the art “look” and permanent stats "essence" remain sealed.
onchain fhe randomness draws the traits fairly, neither buyers nor the team can influence or preview them and only the current holder can decrypt the contents. selling the nft automatically ends the previous owner’s access.
the same technology powers sealed-bid auctions, where bids stay hidden until settlement at a uniform clearing price, and supports future games that can use hidden stats without revealing them.
offchain coprocessors handle the heavy encrypted work while ethereum enforces the rules, delivering programmable privacy that works inside existing markets rather than outside them.
dollar retweeted
Fungo NFT mint is today!
Genesis Ownership Could Be Worth More Than the NFT Itself.
One interesting part of @FungoLabs is how it plans to connect Genesis holders to the growth of its wider ecosystem.
The team has announced that 20% of launchpad revenue will go into a pool shared equally among the 3,232 Genesis NFTs.
It doesn't stop there. Revenue shares from team owned Genesis NFTs are intended to fund $FUNGO buybacks and burns.
Future projects launching through Fungo are also expected to allocate between 5% and 20% of their token supply to Genesis holders.
This creates an interesting model where holding a Genesis NFT could mean participating in opportunities beyond the original collection.
The real value will depend on launchpad adoption and how well these plans are executed.
Fungo is building a connection between early ownership and the growth of everything that follows.
gFungo frens of Mirazzy.
dollar retweeted
over 10k people have already joined the fungo campaign in just two days
you may be wondering whats behind that level of fomo
here is the answer-:
@FungoLabs recently announced a 300m $FUNGO reward campaign for x creators
but there's more to it than just rewards
fungo is bringing something different to nft by introducing encrypted nfts powered by zamas tek
two thing that made the collection unik-:
> linked to zama, rand (zamas founder) announced that all profit from fungos zama og nft will go towards funding the zama dao
> the encrypted nature of fungo nfts, meaning all their traits remain private, w only the owner having access to them
it's a bery interesting use case for privacy and there's a lot more to xplore here
you should keep an eye on em
i really love how @FungoLabs is handling their upcoming genesis nft sale
the interesting thing about the auction is that the highest bidder doesnt have to pay the highest price
let's say 6 nfts are available and 7 people place bids
the 6 highest bidders win, but every winner pays the exact same final price-: the lowest winning bid
for example, someone who bids 5,000 cZAMA could end up paying only 1,500 cZAMA if that's where the lowest winning bid lands
the 7th person who missed out gets a full refund on their bid
the key takeaway-: bid what you are comfortable with....all winning bidders pay the exact same clearing price regardless of how high their initial bid was
dollar retweeted
𝗨𝗻𝗹𝗼𝗰𝗸𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗔 𝗡𝗲𝘄 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗽𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝗙𝗼𝗿 𝗕𝗶𝘁𝗰𝗼𝗶𝗻 𝗡𝗮𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗙𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲
One of the biggest limitations of Bitcoin native finance has been the difficulty of putting BTC to work without moving it outside its original network.
For example, anyone who wants to borrow USDT against their Bitcoin has to first have to send their BTC through a bridge to receive a wrapped version like WBTC on another chain and use that token as collateral.
This works but it introduces extra risks becauae the borrower now depends on the bridge, wrapped asset and destination chain rather than relying solely on the Bitcoin asset they originally held.
@utexocom is working towards a different approach to this.
Instead of depending on bridge, Utexo is bringing USDT liquidity directly to Bitcoin through RGB with support for using native BTC as collateral for USDT loans without requiring any wrapped BTC.
This means borrowers can use their actual BTC as collateral while accessing USDT liquidity on the same network, rather than first converting their Bitcoin into a token on another chain.
For Bitcoin holders, this means they can borrow USDT using their BTC as collateral without having to sell their Bitcoin.
It also creates opportunities for lending platforms, exchanges and other financial operators to build BTC backed lending products around Bitcoin native infrastructure.
Utexo is providing the infrastructure that allows lending platforms to offer USDT loans backed by native BTC, giving them the tools to build their own lending products on Bitcoin.
There is already a Phase 1 launch scheduled for November 28 bringing Utexo's USDT infrastructure to Bitcoin mainnet and opening it up to partner wallets, exchanges and lending platforms.
This a very significant development for Bitcoin holders who want more ways to put their BTC to work without relying on wrapped representations.
dollar retweeted
been exploring @MojoAI_HQ lately, and honestly, the idea behind it is pretty goated.
as someone who enjoys having automation in my everyday workflow, i was interested in seeing how Mojo brings that same convenience to trading.
so i funded my Mojo account with $10 in USDC and decided to test the AI agent by making a few swaps
i started with a USDC to SOL swap. all i had to do was type what i wanted the agent to do, review the transaction details and approve it
after that, i went on to make over 10 swaps to see how well it handled different requests.
one thing i noticed was the speed. the swaps were completed within seconds, and the process was really straightforward
i liked that i could review the transactions before approving them, so i still had control over what went through.
tho i’m yet to explore the other features, especially creating trading strategies and having an agent monitor the market
but this has been a good first experience, and i’m looking forward to trying the strategy builder next.
if you’re curious about using AI agents in your trading workflow, give @MojoAI_HQ a try.
link in CS
dollar retweeted
every market woman in nigeria is running a credit book in her head
mama chidi took rice, paid half, said friday. bayo said "three eight". by month end nobody remembers who owes what, and the money quietly disappears
so i built kobo for the @AIatMeta hackathon
she sends a voice note on whatsapp, in pidgin. kobo writes it down, she confirms, and code handles the maths
live: trykobo.xyz
repo: github.com/emmagh1/kobo
dollar retweeted
one thing that matters a lot in crypto is knowing who actually controls your assets
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you can see your balance, buy and sell assets, make withdrawals, but you’re still depending on that platform
➟ self-custody changes that relationship
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dollar retweeted
Today is November 5, and I think it’s important we talk about the future of Fungo Labs.
Beyond its Genesis collection, Fungo is developing a Launchpad where other creators can launch encrypted NFT collections.
Here’s a fun fact: Genesis holders are allocated at least 5% of the token supply from each collection launched through the platform.
Fungo also plans to share 20% of Launchpad revenue with Genesis holders.
And that’s not all. Its roadmap also includes a game built around the hidden traits and statistics of Genesis NFTs.
@FungoLabs wants to build more than an NFT collection. It wants to create an ecosystem around programmable privacy.
The $FUNGO Economy
Beyond the encrypted NFTs, @FungoLabs has its native token, $FUNGO, with a total supply of 10 billion tokens.
The distribution includes 36% for Genesis NFT holders, 7% for Zama OG holders, 3% for the X campaign, 34% for liquidity, 10% for the community and 10% for the team.
Here’s a fun fact: holders can choose between regular $FUNGO and encrypted cFUNGO.
While regular $FUNGO has publicly visible balances, cFUNGO uses Zama’s encryption technology to keep token balances and amounts confidential.
Essentially, one is transparent, the other prioritises privacy.
dollar retweeted
▪︎ @FungoLabs ~ built with fhe on zama
fungoLabs builds every nfts with zama’s fully homomorphic encryption on ethereum. fhe lets smart contracts compute on encrypted data without ever decrypting it, so ownership stays public and tradable while the art “look” and permanent stats "essence" remain sealed.
onchain fhe randomness draws the traits fairly, neither buyers nor the team can influence or preview them and only the current holder can decrypt the contents. selling the nft automatically ends the previous owner’s access.
the same technology powers sealed-bid auctions, where bids stay hidden until settlement at a uniform clearing price, and supports future games that can use hidden stats without revealing them.
offchain coprocessors handle the heavy encrypted work while ethereum enforces the rules, delivering programmable privacy that works inside existing markets rather than outside them.
▪︎ @FungoLabs ~ privacy’s crowd doubled
for years, crypto privacy stayed niche, specialized chains tools that asked users to leave mainstream liquidity and composability behind. fungo labs changed the equation by bringing zama’s fully homomorphic encryption to ordinary ethereum nfts.
ownership remains public and tradable, but the art and traits start sealed: only the holder can decrypt them, fhe randomness keeps draws fair, and sealed auctions hide bids until the end. contracts can still compute on the encrypted data without revealing it.
privacy becoming usable inside existing markets rather than outside them. by making confidentiality a default feature instead of a costly exception, fungo labs is expanding the audience that cares about on-chain privacy.
dollar retweeted
Today is a big day for @FungoLabs .
November 5 marks the Genesis mint, with 500 free mints for whitelist members and nominees at 12:30 UTC, followed by a 2,500 NFT sealed-bid auction at 15:30 UTC.
But here's something worth knowing:
You don't have to mint an NFT today to be part of Fungo's journey.
The $FUNGO creator campaign is live, with 300M tokens allocated to rewards.
fungolabs.org/launchpad/c/cf…
Connect your X, create content about Fungo and submit your 5 best posts.
Maybe you came for the mint.
Maybe you came to create.
Either way, there's room to participate.
Who's following Fungo today? 👀
▪︎ @FungoLabs ~ built with fhe on zama
fungoLabs builds every nfts with zama’s fully homomorphic encryption on ethereum. fhe lets smart contracts compute on encrypted data without ever decrypting it, so ownership stays public and tradable while the art “look” and permanent stats "essence" remain sealed.
onchain fhe randomness draws the traits fairly, neither buyers nor the team can influence or preview them and only the current holder can decrypt the contents. selling the nft automatically ends the previous owner’s access.
the same technology powers sealed-bid auctions, where bids stay hidden until settlement at a uniform clearing price, and supports future games that can use hidden stats without revealing them.
offchain coprocessors handle the heavy encrypted work while ethereum enforces the rules, delivering programmable privacy that works inside existing markets rather than outside them.
▪︎ @FungoLabs ~ privacy’s crowd doubled
for years, crypto privacy stayed niche, specialized chains tools that asked users to leave mainstream liquidity and composability behind. fungo labs changed the equation by bringing zama’s fully homomorphic encryption to ordinary ethereum nfts.
ownership remains public and tradable, but the art and traits start sealed: only the holder can decrypt them, fhe randomness keeps draws fair, and sealed auctions hide bids until the end. contracts can still compute on the encrypted data without revealing it.
privacy becoming usable inside existing markets rather than outside them. by making confidentiality a default feature instead of a costly exception, fungo labs is expanding the audience that cares about on-chain privacy.