Late GM ct ☀️
I just wanna let you know about some project. If you’re bored(like most of ct rn) - go and contribute on @tempo
Tempo is an L1 blockchain backed by Paradigm, with Stripe among its many partners in the payments space. The project focuses on high throughput and a user experience close to traditional bank payments - but in a fully decentralized setup. Its main goal is to enable businesses and products to accept crypto payments as seamlessly as fiat.
Tempo is currently in testnet and is perfect for developers. It offers interesting features, such as a flexible gas payment system where you can use multiple stablecoins, and much more.
I’m planning to build on and contribute to Tempo - there seem to be significant opportunities here. I’m also open to connecting with other developers and building together 🛠
Been ghosted for a while, but now I’m continuing posting and contributing
Right now I’m locking in on a few projects I genuinely care about. I’ll be posting thoughts, digging into them deeper, interacting, building, just talking about my thoughts and life
Feels good to be back in the flow and actually focused.
If you’re around, let’s connect, share ideas, and build something real.
Have a great day, bros and happy upcoming 2026 🎄
Arc hits 67k( 68.3 already) architects ready to build on-chain and the number keeps rising
What I really like about @arc is how actively they support builders. They run hackathons with real rewards, consistently highlight community projects, and genuinely create an environment where people want to build, not just speculate
It’s exciting to see a project that actually focuses on builders, not many projects pay this much attention to developers
I think it’s a great opportunity to build something related to RWA and economics specifically on Arc
Identity, assets, liquidity — that’s what @IOPn_io brings together. The future of Web3 isn’t just faster transactions; it’s smart identity, modular ownership, and seamless interoperability.
IOPn gives ecosystem where users, creators, and apps share the same context, align incentives, and stay in control. They’re not following trends — they’re creating the infrastructure for a user-centered digital world.
A key problem they’re solving is the usual mess where different actors interpret the same on-chain action differently. By giving everyone a shared context, interactions become consistent and predictable.
Late gm ☀️
Had a few things to sort out today, so I’m only starting now.
Goals for today:
• Make a few replies
• Explore new projects
• Post my thoughts
Have a good day, ct