A $4B capitulation event that could reset the market happened in the last 24hr
Let’s take a look at what just happened across Bitcoin, altcoins, and leverage markets
Why this could mark the pain before the next leg up. 👇
A mystery wallet labeled “Anti-CZ” just pocketed over $21 million in unrealized gains by shorting $ASTER, targeting a token that surged nearly 2000 percent in June.
Who is behind this, and what’s their next move?
Our testnet is LIVE, and if you’ve seen the Neuraverse demos across CT, you’ll know the community and early Native Neura role holders have already made their mark.
But what is the Neuraverse?
It’s the gamified, phantasmagorical hub of Neura’s public testnet, an environment where every action has an opposite reaction.
Every move you make - bridging, staking, exploring dApps, delegating - is recorded and fed back into the process of building and optimizing the network.
Instead of scattered tools, the Neuraverse gives you one connected world to interact with.
Here’s what you can do:
>Claim test tokens through the faucet
>Swap and provide liquidity in the Grand Exchange
>Speak to the Oracle
>Collect Impulses
>Complete quests, earn Neura Points, and climb the leaderboards
Each interaction does two things:
1. Rewards you with points and streaks
2. Stress-tests Neura’s sovereign stack
This helps us refine the hardware, network, and protocol layers so stablecoins can scale to handle the trillions already moving each month, and much more.
The Neuraverse blends nostalgia with function. You can track progress in real time through quests, community challenges, and seasonal competitions. Leaderboards spotlight the most active explorers shaping Neura’s future.
It’s still a testnet - bugs will happen - and finding them is part of your mission.
Join early, help refine the rails of global finance, and earn rewards as you do.
Start here:
👉 https://t.co/vRP4QsnPDw
The Internet Meets Liquidity.
We’re excited to announce our partnership with @usesav, one of the leading ICANN-accredited registrars, to bring domains onchain.
This marks a major step toward connecting Web2’s domain industry with Web3’s liquidity layer.
Let’s break it down 👇
We’ve joined the @colosseum Cypherpunk Hackathon as an official side track partner.
💰 $3,000 Prize Pool
🧠 Track: Raiku — The Inevitable Ideathon.
If Solana execution was guaranteed, what would you build?
Enter now → https://t.co/7VVhzRgUuy
It’s live.
only swaps now supports bridgeless USDT swaps between @avax & @base, with more advanced pairs and chains coming very soon.
Try out the new cross-chain reality now.
Verify everything. Start earning points. More details on points drop soon, and every swap from here on out is recorded 👀
Bridges were a workaround.
only swaps is the correction.
Just one clear flow: intent → fulfillment → verification.
This is what cross-chain is supposed to feel like.
Threshold-secured. On-chain finalized. Rewarded.
Threshold signatures are what make only swaps possible.
Instead of trusting a relayer to send a message, or a multisig to sign it correctly, a distributed committee verifies swaps together and produces a single signature you can verify on-chain.
That’s what “trustless” actually means.
only swaps doesn’t mint wrapped tokens.
It doesn’t rely on shared liquidity.
It doesn’t need anyone to "pass a message."
It replaces trust in middlemen, with trust in math.
→ You lock tokens on the source chain.
→ A solver fulfills the swap on the destination, moving the risk away from users if a swap fails to verify.
→ The dcipher network verifies the delivery using threshold signatures, and settles it on-chain
When you bridge, your tokens don’t really move.
They get locked.
A message is passed.
A wrapped version is minted on the other side.
It works… until it doesn’t.
Because you’re trusting someone to pass the message honestly.
Bridges keep breaking not because they’re badly built, but because they all rely on misplaced trust models.
This wasn’t an accidental design flaw, it was baked in from the very beginning.
Bridges rely on trusted actors: multisigs, relayers, validator sets.
If one breaks, everything breaks.
You don’t verify anything yourself, you just hope the other side does what they’re supposed to.
only swaps is a bridgeless cross-chain swap protocol built on the dcipher network.
You lock tokens on chain A.
You receive tokens on chain B.
The network verifies it happened, cryptographically, not socially.
Each verified swap earns you points towards future rewards.
Cross-chain isn’t broken because of code.
It’s broken because we settled for bad trust models.
We built what bridges were supposed to be, and you’ll earn points for using it first.
No wrapped assets. No pooled funds.
Threshold-secured. On-chain finalized.
Meet only swaps ↓
Alpha Alert
a break dowm on @RialoHQ
Rialo is a next-generation blockchain network designed for real-world applications. Its goal is to make it easier for apps to securely and decentralizedly connect with off-chain data, web APIs, and external events
The parent company of @Subzero_Labs is behind the build and has closed a $20 million raise headed by Pantera Capital, with additional backing from Coinbase Ventures and several others.
First thing to do
click on the link on @RialoHQ bio to join the waitlist
The project’s Discord features a role system where members can earn roles by sharing content, assisting fellow users, and completing other tasks (see the image for details)
Confirm & grab the community role
To earn Rialops:
• Snap a screenshot of your X profile showing 50+ followers
• Post it in the #proof-first Discord channel
Developers: link your GitHub to receive the developer role
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