builder. ambassador @zkPass / was here before it was cool. probably still too early. ビルダーです。流行る前からここにいたけど、今でもちょっと早すぎるかも。京都に越してきたばかり。日本語はまだまだだけど、やるしかない。
What's changing is where the demand comes from.
Banks, AI agents, and internet platforms all need ways to verify information without collecting more sensitive data than necessary.
That's a much bigger opportunity for ZK than proving onchain transactions.
We audited 15 public agents from @8004_scan using https://t.co/qXoyhMdGoN, and not a single one demonstrated a declared skill.
Across 74 skills listed on 74 agent cards, we sent one live request to each. Zero clean passes. The MCP side performed better: 78 tools were called, and 27 actually returned what they promised.The median score was 76. The top score was 91.
That gap between what an agent claims on its card and what its endpoint can actually do is exactly the problem we’re building for.
AI agents need to be tested before they can be trusted.
Delegate $ZKP to power the Auditor network. Your delegation increases its capacity to audit and verify more agents across the ecosystem.
Help build the trust layer for autonomous machines.
Delegate on https://t.co/qXoyhMdGoN.
zkPass began by making facts from private data verifiable without revealing the data itself.
Now we’re extending that principle to AI agents.
Introducing https://t.co/0UtiMOGNbH, where provenance, audit evidence and observed behavior form a public, inspectable trust record.
Every major technology wave creates the same problem: trust.
The internet solved information exchange, but needed search to find what matters. Blockchains solved ownership, but needed settlement to move value.
AI agents will solve execution, but they will need a new layer to determine what can be trusted.
As agents begin to interact, transact, and operate autonomously, verification becomes the foundation of the economy.
Introducing zkPass AI Schema Copilot. 🤖
Proving facts about yourself online still means handing over the raw data behind them. We built the thing that ends that.
Describe what you want to prove in plain language. "Balance over 10k." "More than 10k followers." "KYC verified." Copilot reads the site you're already logged into, finds the exact API field that backs your claim, and builds a verifiable zkPass schema in seconds.
No traffic sniffing by hand. No schema syntax. No engineers required.
Now on the Chrome Web Store.
→ https://t.co/QTDwf4jJsl
The future of capital markets isn't just tokenized, it's verifiable.
Ownership can be represented onchain, but trust ultimately comes from proving the underlying asset exists.
Excited to support @Deshare_finance's vision for verifiable equities.
AI agents are getting really good at finding and closing market inefficiencies. This makes finding good trading opportunities harder. Which raises the question: where does a retail investor actually have an edge anymore?
Two areas, imo.
The first is being able to hold an asset through significant volatility. Institutions struggle with this, given high capital requirements, mark-to-market accounting, and balance-sheet pain they can't carry. Individuals can. The best way most people beat the market is just being able to hold something for a decent stretch, be that stocks, crypto, or anything else.
The second is being early to assets or instruments that institutions aren't ready to trade yet. Even hedge funds have limits on what they can manage, audit and custody securely. Individuals can access things that funds simply can't, and those gaps remain.
Remember the ETH unstaking queue FUD?
Today the exit queue is at zero.
The entry queue has 3M ETH (~$5B) with a 52 day wait.
The main reasons seem to be:
- BitMine. The largest ETH staker now with 4M+ ETH staked, and they keep adding as they buy.
- Grayscale moves ETH to Coinbase Prime for staking, BlackRock's new staking ETF ETHB stakes up to 95% of its holdings. Five more ETF issuers waiting for approval
- Post-Pectra validator consolidations inflate the numbers a bit too
Pls share the exact entities, as the data isn't clear since deposits aren’t all public entities.
But the visible names are all corporates and ETFs.
And all of this with ETH at $1.6k
So probably retail is panic selling but institutions are preparing for the long hold.
Most "growth programs" look good on paper
Few actually translate into real users and real capital
@BinanceWallet booster is one of the exceptions
Next week, we go again
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@VitalikButerin called it in Jan 2026: the real fight is taking back lost ground in computing self sovereignty. Stop waiting for one perfect primitive and start composing imperfect ones.
So we stopped arguing ZK vs TEE and shipped both. @zkPass proves what is true with VOLE-based ZK and VOLE-in-the-Head, generating verifiable proofs that never expose a user's raw data. TEE proves the verifier ran honestly.
Two layers, two different failure modes, zero overlap.
Here is how we deleted Byzantine consensus from the verifier stack entirely. 👇
Stocks are dumping.
Gold is dumping.
Silver is dumping.
Crypto is dumping.
Bonds are dumping.
Even Oil is dumping.
If everything is dumping, where the hell is money going?
Capital markets are funding the AI buildout at historic scale: ~$400B over 6 months. Bitcoin ETFs have seen ~$4B of outflows since May 14, pressuring $BTC. This is a capital rotation, not a Bitcoin impairment. Volatility creates opportunity.