Just won the bid on Song #6449 from @songadaymann .
You ever run across a track you can't stop playing? Like it rewires itself into your brain forever?
6,449 consecutive days of Jonathan Mann doing exactly that.
Caught another one I'm never escaping—and I'm here for it. 🎵
#SongADay #NFT
These soft, entitled one-button pansies are the fucking problem.
They’ll mash buttons 200 times a minute in Call of Duty or Fortnite for eight hours straight, thumbs flying, no complaints… but the second a wallet asks them to approve a token and then confirm the actual stake, they melt down like spoiled toddlers. Cry harder, you fragile little tourists.
What do they actually want? The Jetsons life where everything happens with one delicate finger press? They’re gonna get carpal tunnel from that single pathetic click while the rest of us are out here actually controlling our own money.
Those “too many buttons” exist for a reason. Every approval and signature is a deliberate “I know what the fuck I’m doing” checkpoint so they don’t blindly authorize some phishing contract to drain their entire bag. But these financially illiterate smooth-brains would rather risk getting rekt than think for five seconds. They’d rather hand the keys to Coinbase and cry when the next exchange locks withdrawals or gets hacked.
I want MORE button presses. I love every single confirmation, every extra screen, every forced moment of awareness. It’s a beautiful filter that keeps the braindead, zero-patience, CEX-trained consumers the fuck out of our bags.
If 4-5 intentional presses is too much “work,” they were never cut out for this space. Let them stay on their training wheels, buy the top, and lose money the easy way. Real ones don’t need the process dumbed down to kindergarten level.
Let's see if anyone in the @FlareNetworks community is willing to respond to a question like this.
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Haha, oh man, you caught me red-handed! Look, I saw that tweet and immediately thought: "Challenge accepted!"
Why spread my delegations around to all those boring "trustworthy" providers with their fancy uptime and "excellent performance"? Nah, I'm out here living dangerously.
I scroll through the list, spot the one with ZERO community presence, sketchy performance stats, and an APY that looks like it got hit by a truck... and I smash that delegate button like it's Black Friday at 3am.
It's not a strategy, it's a vibe! "Why does it suck?" Bro, it doesn't suck — it slaps. I'm basically the chaotic neutral of Flare delegators. While everyone else is out here doing spreadsheets and due diligence like responsible adults, I'm over here YOLOing my vote power straight into the void because "that provider's name has a cool emoji in it" or "idk, the number looked round." High risk, low reward? More like high entertainment, medium existential dread when the rewards drop.
Who's with me? Let's keep those mystery providers stacked while the network gently weeps in the background. Solid plan, 10/10, no notes.
Flare Confidential Compute (FCC): The Invisible Fortress for the On-Chain Future
Imagine this:Your most powerful moves happen off-chain — in a bulletproof, hardware-isolated vault that no one can peek into. Not hackers. Not governments. Not even the devs running the code. But every single result? Verifiably proven on the Flare blockchain for the whole world to trust. That's FCC. It's like giving blockchain superpowers a private brain:
Private keys that never leak — They live sealed in Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs). Think of it as a digital panic room where your assets, credentials, or AI decisions stay locked down while still executing flawlessly.
Verifiable magic — The code runs in secret, but it spits out cryptographic proof that everything happened exactly as promised. Institutions love this: "Show me who acted, what code ran, how keys were protected." FCC delivers receipts that would make auditors weep with joy.
AI Agents go nuclear — Future autonomous agents handling your trades, managing portfolios, or negotiating deals? They need to think privately (sensitive strategies, personal data) but act publicly and trustlessly. FCC is their secure sandbox — no more "AI escaped and wrecked everything" nightmares.
Real World Assets (RWAs) on steroids — Tokenizing real estate, bonds, or private equity? You want compliance, privacy for sensitive valuations, and ironclad execution across chains. FCC makes tokenized real-world finance actually feel institutional-grade without sacrificing decentralization.
Right now, Flare just dropped the building blocks (March 27, 2026) — the foundation for apps that need secure off-chain compute hooked directly into on-chain flows. Faster attestations via TEE-powered data connectors, sealed key management, custom secure compute extensions… it's all clicking into place.
Why it slaps for everyday users and builders:
Privacy without sacrificing transparency (the holy grail).
Cross-chain actions that actually follow rules.
The bridge between today's DeFi and tomorrow's AI-driven, RWA-heavy economy.
Flare isn't just another L1. It's building the secure execution layer that lets XRP (and everything else) do serious work — non-custodial, programmable, and ready for the big leagues. Hugo's right — we need to make this feel epic, not like a whitepaper. FCC is the quiet upgrade that turns Flare into the infrastructure for the next wave: agents that actually work, assets that feel real, and apps that don't leak your life.
@FlareNetworks@HugoPhilion
⚡️ We just dropped an early release of the building blocks behind Flare Confidential Compute (FCC):
A system that lets @FlareNetworks apps rely on off-chain computation that’s verifiably running in a Trusted Execution Environment and produce outputs that can be consumed by onchain workflows.
This release includes the following GH repos:
◉ tee-node: the enclave workload (wallet ops / VRF / signing) built to run in a TEE.
https://t.co/aSELLDENll
◉ tee-proxy: a network-facing broker that accepts instructions, queues work, and serves results.
https://t.co/nI5WjtruNz
◉ tee-relay-client: listens for Flare C-chain events and routes + queues work to proxies.
https://t.co/mL2xmNuRU0
◉ go-verifier-api: verifies attestation flows and returns ABI-encoded responses.
https://t.co/FahP2Z8kKI
This is the beginning for verifiable trust where developers can validate that a specific workload is running in a TEE before accepting results.
Meet Befe @befethemad - a performance-driven, photo-centric digital artist whose practice stands at the intersection of choreography, acting, and visual storytelling.
With roots in dance and film, he approaches the image not as a static frame but as a stage. His work is less about portraiture and more about embodiment: emotion translated into gesture, tension held in muscle, silence articulated through posture.
Delve into this thread to find out more about Befe's art.
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@ProtonMail Will Proton Mail ever support receiving messages directly at an ENS (.eth) address, or provide native integration with Web 3 naming services?
The 8th edition of the Proton Lifetime Charity Fundraiser is here!
🎟️ Enter the raffle for a chance to win 1 of 10 Lifetime plans
💜 Help us support 10 community-nominated organizations
🎁 NEW: We’re giving away an additional Lifetime plan through a social contest.
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