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You ever think about how blockchains are smart… but kinda du--mb at the same time?😂
They can verify anything, but can’t think for themselves.😏
That’s the gap @brevis_zk is closing.
With its zk coprocessor, blockchains will process deep data and logic off-chain, and still prove it all back on-chain.
Basically, blockchains get a brain upgrade.😜
Now imagine this:
✅a DeFi app that understands user behavior across chains without exposing private data,
✅a DAO that uses AI logic to make fairer calls,
✅ a game that tracks player stats off-chain, no trust issues, no huge gas fees.
That’s the kind of future Brevis is unlocking.
It’s not about making blockchains faster or cheaper. It’s about making them smarter.
Getting a hardware wallet is a good step towards protecting your crypto. But there's something people don't always think about, “where they're buying it from”
A compromised or tampered device can put your assets at risk before you even start using it.
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been tampered with along the way.
Your wallet is responsible for protecting your private keys, so choosing where you get it matters.
If you're considering buying a hardware wallet then I’ll recommend @UN_wallet, you can explore their official shop and
and purchase directly from the source.
Make security part of the process from day one.
Website link for more info: shop.united.network/products…
Follow: @UN_wallet
Wave Riser retweeted
Let’s Talk About @Starknet
Starknet is helping Ethereum become more scalable, affordable, and efficient.
🔹 Lower Fees: Processes transactions in batches to help reduce costs.
🔹 Security: Uses STARK proofs to verify transactions before settling them on Ethereum.
🔹 Developer Tools: Cairo helps developers build applications for DeFi, gaming, and more.
🔹 Smarter Wallets: Account abstraction enables more flexible, user-friendly wallet experiences.
The goal is simple: make Web3 easier to use without compromising verifiable security.
Still learning, still exploring, and still building.
Wave Riser retweeted
5 ARC PROJECTS YOU MAY HAVE MISSED 👀
The big Arc integrations get most of the attention.
But underneath them, smaller teams are building some interesting products.
5 projects currently on our radar:
01 @CiteFlowAI — decentralized research + AI
Research infrastructure where citations can connect authors to USDC payments.
02 @Arcveil_AI — privacy infrastructure for AI agents
Building a system where agents operate under defined mandates without being given unrestricted access to sensitive financial information.
03 @Usearckit — builder/token infrastructure
Tools around launching, locking and managing assets on Arc.
04 @PlayMossling — gaming
Bringing a consumer/game layer into an ecosystem currently dominated by financial infrastructure.
05 @Xylonet_ — stablecoin payments + liquidity
Combining swaps, bridging and PayX — a payment system built around sending and receiving USDC through X handles.
AI. Privacy. Infrastructure. Gaming. Payments.
Arc is starting to develop beyond the obvious financial integrations.
We’re still digging. 📡
Which @arc project should we investigate next?
Why does using a crypto wallet sometimes feel like the less convenient option?
We want something we can use every day, but when security comes in, we're suddenly dealing with extra devices, cables, apps, and multiple steps just to approve a transaction.
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instead of getting in the way of it.
Maybe we shouldn't have to choose between a wallet that's easy to use and one that's built around security. We should expect both.
And security shouldn't feel like a punishment for choosing self-custody
Kindly follow @UN_wallet for more details about United Hardware wallet
Also visit : united.network
Even as a complete newbie, just reading this one tweet gives you a clear understanding of how a hardware wallet actually works.
What’s even more impressive is that the team has already built a wallet that keeps your keys fully secure and still feels convenient to use.
A hardware wallet doesn’t actually “hold” your crypto. So what does it hold?
Your keys. Here’s the difference ↓
Your crypto assets exist on their respective blockchains.
The wallet gives you the cryptographic keys needed to control the addresses associated with those assets.
That’s why losing a hardware wallet doesn’t automatically mean losing the assets themselves.
What matters is whether you still have a way to recover the keys.
With United Network, the private key is protected on the card’s secure element.
Your seed phrase provides the recovery path if the card is lost or damaged.
So think of it this way:
Assets → on-chain.
Private key → on your card.
Recovery → your seed phrase.
Three different things. Three different roles. 👉 united.network
Wave Riser retweeted
Every pitch in that room got louder.
Agents hiring humans. Two million a day. Replace your CEO. Twenty thousand in tokens. Agents agents agents.
One investor stopped the room.
Not with a counter-pitch. With one question nobody had an answer for.
What happens when two agents disagree?
I know what happens because I once had a payment clear and a delivery disputed at the same time. Both sides had honest logs and neither agent knew who was right.
The room went quiet. Then he said get out.
Six founders built for the deal going through, and none of them built for the deal falling apart. The investor who cleared the room knew it before any of them finished their slide.
@GenLayer is the answer that walked in after the room cleared. An adjudication layer where different AI models resolve contracts and disputes in minutes, even when the clauses are subjective. A random panel reads the case, and a challenger can post a bond and grow the panel: 5, 11, 23, 47, 95.
The investor asked the question and GenLayer built the answer.
Agent Tank hackathon runs 3 to 17 September, 5 percent of all GenLayer Points on the table: portal.genlayer.foundation/a…
What is the one deal you have seen fall apart not because someone lied but because nobody agreed on what done meant?
Blockchains are designed to be secure.
But most users don't interact with the blockchain directly. They interact with wallets, apps, devices, and signing requests.
And that layer between the user and the blockchain is often where risk begins.
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not bury them behind unnecessary complexity.
That’s why user experience matters in hardware wallets and @UN_wallet has built a wallet solution that makes secure interactions feel simpler through a familiar card form like your bank card with NFC interaction,and protected signing
for users.
Because wallet security isn't just about protecting the technology.
It's also about helping the person using it make safer decisions.
Follow @UN_wallet for more info.