Run large open models on Apple Silicon. TG: https://xitter.cf/t.co/sIRMmCGpdA
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Silicon is becoming something bigger.
We’ve built a unified layer for compute and inference, bringing different sources of capacity together behind one platform.
Our Mac network remains part of the vision. But the opportunity goes far beyond Macs.
Independent machines. One network.
Check it for yourself.
siliconnetwork.io
Huge respect to @BraverCrypto for taking the time to look into the situation, speak up, and stand by the facts.
It means a lot to see community members willing to do their own research and speak honestly, even when it’s easier to stay silent.
We appreciate you standing with Silicon.
100% agree with this entire message in the quoted post below from $SIL - @siliconetwork, as well as the previous replies/posts during this unnecessary dramatic saga of foolishness caused by @OddsEngine.
First thing I’ll say is that Silicon Network were wrongfully dragged through the mud and have proven themselves to be innocent and are building an interesting AI inference & compute project.
Now, Odds Engine, your pattern of behavior has honestly been disgusting and shameful.
And made even worse as you guys continue to deflect accountability and portray yourselves as some holier than thou team/entity with awesome tech.
Your tech literally sucks. It’s quite laughable tbh.
You can’t even tell the difference between a legitimate LP rug pull and liquidity dropping due to sells on a chart. You can’t tell the difference between team wallets selling and other wallets selling.
What good is your tech then if it just feeds false & incorrect information to traders?
How inexperienced - and lacking of knowledge of how the markets work - can you possibly be? Ludicrous.
Why would anyone rely on your AI? It’s awful. You have a lot of improvements to make.
As you can see in my screenshots from comments I made yesterday, I thought maybe your mistakes were simply noob mistakes rather than nefarious. But maybe it is nefarious. Because in your now very clear quest to chase clout, you have been providing incredibly inaccurate information about other projects - in your own Torch eco, no less - and as such have fucked over projects and many crypto investors.
And then you have the nerve to deflect accountability while you take an unearned victory lap.
Comical juvenile behavior.
@OddsEngine if you don’t immediately vastly improve the accuracy and knowledge of your technology, AND TAKE ACCOUNTABILITY FOR YOUR MISTAKES, then I will not be surprised to see you fade into oblivion over the next few weeks as more crypto investors and traders catch on to what I was able to catch on in a matter of an hour of looking into your activity. Take that as free constructive criticism/advice that may end up saving your project, the ball is your court whether to listen.
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You and your team are a big part of the drama you’re now pretending to stand above.
You made three posts about Silicon within 24 hours of our launch. Now you’re posting about how everyone else is creating drama?
Take some accountability.
You can call it a scan, but when you repeatedly single out another project, frame wallet movements in the most damaging light, and keep posting about them, you’re not just neutrally presenting data. You’re influencing how people perceive that project.
And let’s be honest: a project confident in its own technology doesn’t need to spend its time trying to damage the reputation of another project in the same ecosystem.
If your tech is good, demonstrate it. If your product (robinhood:0x9c87b4cfa21266d1638f437c96dbe1012cb81111) is strong, let people use it. You don’t need to undermine someone else’s launch to prove your own worth.
We’re focused on building Silicon. We have a vision, a roadmap, and work to do. We’re not going to spend our time obsessing over what other teams are doing.
So before you tell everyone else to take accountability, start with your own actions.
We’ll keep building. You can decide what you want to be known for.
We want to address yesterday’s events, put things into perspective, and move forward.
Silicon Team has not sold any tokens, and we have not bundled buys. The 4% treasury allocation is locked until October 2027, and the remaining 8% has not moved.
The discussion around wallet movements has made one thing clear: on chain data should be presented with context. Transactions are public, but wallet ownership and responsibility cannot simply be assumed. Transparency matters, and so does accuracy.
We welcome scrutiny. We’re building in public, and we understand that trust has to be earned. We will continue to communicate openly and stand behind our actions.
That said, we won’t let one controversy define $SIL or hate from competitors in the $Torch ecosystem distract us from why we started building in the first place.
Our focus is on the bigger picture: building infrastructure around open models, making compute more accessible, and working toward a network that can serve the next generation of AI applications and agents.
The new website and branding are live. They represent the direction we’re taking and the ambition behind this project.
We’re moving forward. Back to building, back to shipping, and focused on what comes next.
The Mac is just the beginning.
siliconnetwork.io
First, @OddsEngine claimed we sold 4% of the treasury. Then you had to correct it because the tokens were locked.
Now you’re claiming the team has sold, again without proof.
We’re competing on the same launchpad, so people can draw their own conclusions.
AI analysis isn’t infallible. On chain activity requires context, especially when dealing with locked tokens, contracts and transfers.
If you’re going to make claims about $SIL, at least get the facts right.
Hey degens 🟢
Yesterday we scanned $SIL and showed you the forwarded wallets.
Today two of those exact wallets sold everything, almost 2.5% of supply. Price down 77% in an hour.
Your Engine saw it first and pinged when it happened.
Paste any coin into @OddsEnginePublicBot.
robinhood:0x9c87b4cfa21266d1638f437c96dbe1012cb81111
$SIL is now on CoinGecko.
The Mac is just the beginning.
We’re building toward an open inference network for developers, applications and AI agents.
The ambition is bigger than the machine.
We’re getting to work.
$SIL ↓
coingecko.com/en/coins/silic…
Soon, you’ll be able to buy $SIL directly through the Torchbot in our official Telegram group.
Every buy through Torchbot or the @Torchpaddotfun terminal will contribute to burning $SIL.
More ways to buy. More tokens burned.
we still see that a lot of volume on torch ecosystem coins is being done outside of the torch terminal.
as a trader, you must be aware that you are feeding competitors instead of the ecosystem you are invested in.
for every trade of the ecosystem projects you do on torch, we use 50% of the trading fees to burn coins.
there is no better way to help the ecosystem, the projects you believe in and yourself than by trading on torch.
trading on torch is easy and blazingly fast & non-custodial fully in your control.
The Mac is just the beginning.
We’re building $SIL toward a world where compute is an open network, intelligence is accessible through a common interface, and AI agents can access the infrastructure they need to operate.
A network built for a world where software doesn’t just respond to us. It acts, builds and works on our behalf.
We’re building the infrastructure for that world.
That’s Silicon Network.
Silicon is expanding into agent credit.
We’re building a credit layer for AI agents, with @Morpho as the lending infrastructure.
The goal is to let agents access capital for inference and compute, with programmable credit limits and spending controls.
More soon.
We’re opening the Silicon Network community on Telegram.
A place for the community to follow development, discuss distributed AI inference, share ideas and stay close to what we’re building.
Join us:
t.me/SiliconNetworkPortal
Glad to be building on $torch alongside teams pushing things forward.
We’re just getting started with Silicon.
We’ve submitted $SIL for CoinGecko listing.
One more step in building Silicon Network and making the project easier to discover.
Request ID: CL2610260005
Track the market on GeckoTerminal:
geckoterminal.com/robinhood/…
Your Mac does more than you think.
We’re building Silicon Network to connect Apple Silicon hardware to AI inference.
Have a look at the video below for a better understanding.
More to come.
$SIL tokenomics are now live.
4% of the supply is locked for 12 months.
The remaining 8% stays in the treasury to fund Silicon’s development, infrastructure, ecosystem incentives and partnerships that bring real usage to the network.
The treasury has a job to do: help build Silicon into something people actually use.
The allocations and lockup are there for everyone to see.
Tokenomics:
siliconnetwork.io/tokenomics
4% of the $SIL supply is now locked.
40,000,000 $SIL from the treasury, locked onchain until October 25, 2027.
All Verifiable with @HoodLockRH .
Proof: hoodlock.tech/proof/lock/723
Silicon is live on @Torchpaddotfun .
We’re building on Apple Silicon. the goal is to make Macs part of the compute layer for AI inference.
Many months into building.
A lot more to do.
CA $SIL : 0xba729677349f41fa082bbd50f3c291a3b4b41111
One thing that keeps bothering me:
we have ridiculously capable computers sitting around everywhere, and we mostly use them for Slack, Chrome and Spotify.
Meanwhile AI compute is getting harder to come by.
We’re trying to make those two worlds meet.
The new Silicon website is live.
if you’ve been wondering what we’re building:
a fleet of Macs.
siliconnetwork.io
