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[MaxK.eth 🐼 @MaxKaay]

@JeremyHillsberg @belicosus @sgmavinkurve @cymaticone @claudeai don't waste your time. Figma -> Claude is bad. It just takes screenshots like you could do. There are some nice things like styles/ fonts / colours etc. you could extract via the MCP but you can do it with a screenshot on your own and get better results imho

[MaxK.eth 🐼 @MaxKaay]

@grok @defyneric @agentfutur555 @ollieblocmates @MurrLincoln well stripe using x402 is a good start :D

[MaxK.eth 🐼 @MaxKaay]

@studentofcycles @Luisamneubauer und wo kommen deine ganzen tollen Sachen her die du konsumierst ? China produziert für die Welt, v.a. für DL und Europa. Wen interessiert die "Wirtschaft", wenn sowieso nur unnützer Müll produziert wird der unsere Zivilisation zerstört.

[MaxK.eth 🐼 @MaxKaay]

@griffgreen all this rebranding and shifting over the last years, just a waste of resources and people's limited attention

[MaxK.eth 🐼 @MaxKaay]

@RhettShipp @hasufl both are not acceptable imo

[MaxK.eth 🐼 @MaxKaay]

@RhettShipp @hasufl wrong, Twitter for instance was pushing right content here in Germany right before the general election. https://t.co/TeydpwSZgv

[MaxK.eth 🐼 @MaxKaay]

@vocdoni 🙋 currently only twitter premium users can DM you guys.

[MaxK.eth 🐼 @MaxKaay]

@DrNickA This is where the potential lies.
You have top notch designed social apps that drain everyones attention. I think to a degree the same is possible with good governance designs and processes. It's a design issue. We ourselves are experimenting with "fun participation" style apps.

[MaxK.eth 🐼 @MaxKaay]

@madebycharlie_ @vladtenev @arbitrum wtf is this picture and why does it say "Multisig" on Bitcoin side?

[vitalik.eth @VitalikButerin]

EF is matching donations

[MaxK.eth 🐼 @MaxKaay]

@dcinvestor just facts https://t.co/jiizR0eRpJ

[Jason Hickel @jasonhickel]

No matter how often I see this data, I always find it shocking. Of all the massive growth in output produced by the world's workers since 1980, more than half of it has been captured by the richest 1%. This is what happens when capital controls production.

[MaxK.eth 🐼 @MaxKaay]

@vocdoni @PrivadoID @0xPolygon super excited and can't wait to get my hands on it! keep it up!

[MaxK.eth 🐼 @MaxKaay]

Pectra and EIP-7251 taking effect. Less Validators but stable staked supply. Decreasing network load!

[binji @binji_x]

the eth core devs don’t tweet a lot about just how hard the work that they do is so let’s talk about it:

1. every line of code they merge can move more money than most banks process in a quarter. there is no staging server for that.

2. they swap consensus logic for a 400B + dollar economy without scheduling downtime. ever.

3. they coordinate hundreds of researchers, auditors, and client teams across time zones, cultures, and philosophies, yet ship like a single mind.

4. they do it all in public, with every decision dissected by the loudest peanut gallery on the internet, and still keep the vibe collaborative.

5. they design for attackers who have nine figure incentives and infinite patience. then they sleep anyway.

6. they keep six independent clients in perfect sync so the same block lives at the same height for every node in the world.

7. they turn bleeding edge research into production code while preserving backwards compatibility for machines that went online before defi even had a name.

8. they debug issues that only happen once a year on a single archive node because someone somewhere will rely on that edge case.

9. they write cryptography that must stay unbroken for decades while the math itself evolves beneath their feet.

10.when the upgrade lands smooth the outside world shrugs. inside ethereum we know it was a minor miracle. every successful fork proves that decentralized coordination can outperform the world’s best hierarchies and shows that open internet capital markets are now the default.

thank you, truly.
we owe you everything.

[Vocdoni 🗳️ Secure digital voting @vocdoni]

1/2 🗳️ Introducing DAVINCI: The L2 zk-rollup for universal voting, solving the flaws of both onchain and traditional systems

🎉 We’re excited to share that we’ve raised $1M to build DAVINCI, a voting protocol that does what no governance system has done before:

Censorship-resistant, gasless, anonymous, anti-coercion, and massively scalable voting.

All backed by cryptographic guarantees and Ethereum security.

Since 2018, our L1 blockchain has powered hundreds of secure elections for political parties, local governments, associations and DAOs. We built it with the best tools available at the time.

But technology evolves and today, breakthroughs in cryptography allow us to go far beyond what was previously possible.

DAVINCI is that leap forward:
A zk-SNARK–based state machine, run by a decentralized network of offchain Sequencers with token incentivization, designed to meet every requirement for secure and accessible voting for the masses:

🔐 Votes are anonymized, unlinkable, and tamper-proof
🤐 Re-encrypted ballots make bribery and intimidation ineffective
🧱 Modular ballot logic supports any voting method
⚙️ Rules enforced with zero-knowledge proofs and smart contracts
🌐 Voting is unstoppable, thanks to a decentralized network of Sequencers fueled by a native token
📦 High scalability, as all the votes are compressed into a single zk-proof and settled on Ethereum

In summary,
— No single authority can stop you from participating.
— Voting is gasless.
— Your choices remain entirely private.
— Scalable to milions
— And it all works at a fraction of the cost of direct onchain voting, with equivalent guarantees!

📖Read our public announcement and join the waitlist:
https://t.co/Lua1Me3RgU

[binji @binji_x]

ethereum has no opinion

you can just build things on it and no one can stop you

that’s kinda the whole point

[binji @binji_x]

this might be the most important chart in crypto right now.

developer activity: one of the clearest signals of long-term health is down meaningfully from its peak. it appears that attention has shifted, incentives have dried up, and speculation once again moved faster than utility.

we all know there isn’t much to do onchain today.
and we also know that those building real foundations rarely get the spotlight.

we are also well aware that capital still flows to short-term dopamine loops, BUT...that game is starting to collapse under its own weight. and the lesson is coming:

if nothing meaningful happens onchain, distribution loses its power.

what we need now is not just more developers
we need more SUPPORT for developers

more teams thinking about end-to-end product, not just code

more focus on usable primitives, not just new mechanisms

more people helping projects reach real users

i’m excited to see the rise of more opinionated ecosystems

builders and incubators who actually help apps go from zero to one

and who understand that adoption is not inevitable,
it has to be earned, the hard way, the gritty way, the door-to-door way.

we need this desperately because what unlocks the next era is not a bull market driven by trade winds,
it is meaningful things to do, onchain, that people actually want.

those who help bring that to life
will shape the direction of everything that comes next

[MaxK.eth 🐼 @MaxKaay]

@timdaub I agree. It's very hard to build meaningful and novel applications. It's a grind to stay afloat with funding. Scammers have it easer I think. Especially with such market turmoil it's getting even harder. Don't get shaken off, it would be sad to have an OG builder leave.

[Justin Drake @drakefjustin]

Today's a good day to remember why we're here.

We're building the future of finance—internet finance.

Unstoppable global free trade, not trade wars.
Credible neutrality, not entrenched interests.
Permissionless innovation, not bureaucracy.
Undebasable money, not money printers.
Sovereign individuals, not intermediaries.
A multi-decade vision, not 4-year cycles.
The internet, not imperial superpowers.
Positive-sum games, not rent-seeking.
Peaceful revolutions, not warmongers.
Cryptography, not aircraft carriers.
Network effects, not isolationism.
Fairness by design, not cronyism.
Open competition, not oligopoly.
Network states, not nationalism.
Frictionless markets, not tariffs.
Innovators, not lobbyists.
Builders, not lawyers.
Devs, not politicians.

Internet finance is coming. It's built different. Believe in something.

[MaxK.eth 🐼 @MaxKaay]

@Cointelegraph Don't mistake fees with demand.