maximel101.base.eth

Community & Marketing Lead at @ryze_protocol
Building something great on @base

[maximel101.base.eth @MaximeL101]

@JoestarCrypto You are very welcome, really happy to share more in DMs whenever you want !

[maximel101.base.eth @MaximeL101]

That’s the whole issue, if you co-locate somewhere then you are far from another place.

That’s exactly why there is no such things needed.

If you co-locate euphoria near megaETH us sequencer (if they have more than one) and you are using the product in France for example, the infra will become a net negative to you, because on top of not being able to take advantage of the speed, other, near the sequencer will in this particular area.

Same, if you are near euphoria node let’s say, and euphoria is not co-located and far away from any megaETH sequencer, then the 10ms advantage disappears as well.

Producing blocs every 10ms does not mean that you chain is actually faster on the operator side.

But I guet your point and it’s hard to understand though. It took me months handling arbitrage bot first hand to understand all that.

[maximel101.base.eth @MaximeL101]

That’s where you are actually missing something. It’s not because are populating their price in 1ms (like pyth lazer for example) that it means that it’s 1ms fresh.

Companies like wintermute use private optic cables (for real) to get informations from Tokyo to the US to trade faster. And they do not match a 10ms because you are ultimately limited by the speed if light.
So you as a user even though euphoria use a 10ms speed will never access a 10ms experience far from it.

First you have oracle delivery freshness (which is very different than sync time) then you have to reach euphoria servers.

As an example on base, pancaswap price are linked to binance pricing while aerodrome are linked to Coinbase. (Most of the time)

Because of the speed at which arbitrager will access the data.

10ms block time and 1ms price refreshness does not mean 10ms experience at all end to end. And that’s where people are wrong.

[maximel101.base.eth @MaximeL101]

No I don't, no application needs (or even can capture) such a speed either, which is kind of very proven since they are all getting out of the ecosystem.

This always was a narrative, nothing more.
I'm very use to arbitrage / marketmaking. (It's part of my job).

Markets update based on oracles (CEX prices), so no matter what kind of application you’re building, you’ll always have dependencies on that infrastructure. And from a technical standpoint, it takes time for prices to be broadcast and for them to propagate from one location to another. It’s always a mix of different prices (Binance, Coinbase, Bybit) that are geographically far apart.
Real-time blockchain technology doesn’t solve this problem at all.

But I mean believe what you want to believe, if such a infra was useful people would use it, turns out they do not.

I think people bought a technology they don't really have the basic knowledge to understand (no offense meant)

[maximel101.base.eth @MaximeL101]

@Avyansx @grok Who’s going to search for the year 1582 in his agenda ? And why ? 🤔

[maximel101.base.eth @MaximeL101]

Your analysis loses all meaning when you consider that white-collar workers probably account for the 25% of French people who have air conditioning.😅

Nice try anyway !

[Pierre-Louis Biojout (PLB) @plbiojout]

France is losing €10B every year because installing AC is considered shameful.

It's not just a question of priorities. In France, putting in air conditioning is socially looked down on.

Meanwhile the science is brutal:

- Harvard study (2018): students without AC during a heatwave had 13% slower reaction times and significantly worse working memory than students with AC.
- Lan et al. (2022): cognitive performance dropped 10% when the office went from 24°C to 26°C, even when subjects reported feeling comfortable.
- Multiple studies show measurable drops in math and verbal test scores above 32°C.

Now do the math.

Only ~25% of French households have AC (vs ~90% in the US).

For 2 to 3 months a year, a huge chunk of the white collar workforce is operating at reduced cognitive capacity during the day and sleeping badly at night.

On a €2.8T economy, even a conservative productivity hit lands in the tens of billions per year.

I'm the first guy to buy an AC the moment I notice my sleep slipping. The ROI is obvious.

In SF, founders go further: AC at home, air quality monitors, Eight Sleep to lock the bed at the exact temperature window for deep sleep.

If your job is to do more than just sit around role playing all day, you cannot afford a single bad night or a foggy afternoon.

If you create real value in the economy, you owe it to yourself to install AC.

Stop optimizing for the opinion of people who don't ship anything.

[maximel101.base.eth @MaximeL101]

@VitalikButerin @Batigol08 Not everyone knows / like world of Warcraft while this game is still one of the best.

[maximel101.base.eth @MaximeL101]

@Bencera It seems!

Anyway, well done!
Your marketing strategy is extremely well executed and funny, hats off to you.🫡

[maximel101.base.eth @MaximeL101]

Imagine calling your company « Ai Slop » backward and raising $30M

Funny times 😅

[Ben Cera @Bencera]

Polsia just raised $30M at a $250M valuation.

Approaching $10M annual run rate.

One Founder + AI. Zero employees.

Polsia runs companies autonomously.

It also ran its own fundraising.

I just showed up for signatures.

[maximel101.base.eth @MaximeL101]

@ImperiumPaper You just can’t compare, banks paying with USD with you paying with MEGA.

[maximel101.base.eth @MaximeL101]

@_clemens__ @XenBH Among all the @base team members, you were, by far, the most helpful person.

I would recommend you to anyone out there looking for someone dedicated to his job.

Thanks for your help; @Ryze_Protocol will shine on base soon thanks to you.

I wish you nothing but the best. 🫡

[maximel101.base.eth @MaximeL101]

Hey @arkham
You should check the handle before posting, I guess.🤣

The guy in your tweet isn't chasing the asteroid like you think he is.🤣
https://t.co/MFTmZ44mZ9

[Arkham @arkham]

THIS GUY HAS 9 FOLLOWERS - HE JUST MADE A MILLION DOLLARS

Nobody knows who trader @404eq is - but he bought $17.5K of ASTEROID at an average of $2.5M Market Cap.

Since then, he’s up over $1 Million. How bullish is he on ASTEROID?

[maximel101.base.eth @MaximeL101]

Why not create a vault so the community can rally behind @aave?

Many of us including myself would love to participate despite our varying capacities.

Create some type of a loan vault so people can participate to help and get their money back later ?

[Stani @StaniKulechov]

BGD joins the United DeFi relief efforts. Glad to see more builders joining the effort!

DeFi United.

[maximel101.base.eth @MaximeL101]

"Mythos is too dangerous"

But a small group of unauthorized users managed to access it by “guessing” the URL.😂

Also, Anthropic has just removed Claude Code from the Pro plan without even mentioning it.

"Building AGI for the benefits of humanity"
Sure😂

[Bloomberg @business]

Anthropic's Mythos has been accessed by a small group of unauthorized users, raising questions about control of the AI model https://t.co/lXNLHlE1b3

[maximel101.base.eth @MaximeL101]

Simply state you’re an cosmos:native and ethereum:0x8d010bf9c26881788b4e6bf5fd1bdc358c8f90b8 holder and they’ll leave saying: “Damn bro, good luck.”

[France Cryptos 🔗 @FranceCryptos]

🚨🇫🇷 Nouveau braquage crypto en France : une famille séquestrée trois heures à Ploudalmézeau (Finistère), 700 000 € extorqués en cryptomonnaies.

Ce lundi 20 avril 2026 peu avant 9h, 2 individus cagoulés et armés d'un pistolet automatique se sont introduits dans un pavillon des hameaux de Keruscat. Dans la maison se trouvaient une mère, ses deux jeunes enfants et les deux grands-parents.

Les trois adultes ont été entravés puis maintenus au sol. Les assaillants, visiblement renseignés sur le patrimoine numérique de la famille, ont exigé les identifiants du wallet sous la menace explicite d'une mutilation.

La mère a fini par céder. Le transfert de 700 000 € a été exécuté depuis le domicile. Les braqueurs se sont enfuis vers 12h30 après l'intervention d'un voisin, au volant d'un véhicule pris à la famille et retrouvé abandonné à Brest le soir même.

La section de recherches de la gendarmerie de Rennes est saisie, avec l'appui d'un office central dédié à la criminalité organisée. Aucune interpellation pour le moment.

Cette situation ne peut plus durer...

[maximel101.base.eth @MaximeL101]

@arbitrum @jessepollak, please do the same. Show the world that the industry is safeguarding user funds.

[maximel101.base.eth @MaximeL101]

@griffgreen You made one of the best calls ever. Please make it a habit, not a one-off.

This should be a feature, not an exceptional event. It’s called security.

Decentralised systems aren’t important these days. Just make the industry safe.

[maximel101.base.eth @MaximeL101]

Frankly, we need more of this.

What do you prefer: decentralisation or ecosystem credibility?

If more chains adopted this approach, hacks would become less frequent.

Well played Arbitrum, make it a habit rather than a one-off.

[Arbitrum @arbitrum]

The Arbitrum Security Council has taken emergency action to freeze the 30,766 ETH being held in the address on Arbitrum One that is connected to the KelpDAO exploit. The Security Council acted with input from law enforcement as to the exploiter’s identity, and, at all times, weighed its commitment to the security and integrity of the Arbitrum community without impacting any Arbitrum users or applications.

After significant technical diligence and deliberation, the Security Council identified and executed a technical approach to move funds to safety without affecting any other chain state or Arbitrum users.

As of April 20 11:26pm ET the funds have been successfully transferred to an intermediary frozen wallet. They are no longer accessible to the address that originally held the funds, and can only be moved by further action by Arbitrum governance, which will be coordinated with relevant parties.

[maximel101.base.eth @MaximeL101]

@LayerZero_Core « Our DVN infrastructure was under attack and KelpDAO is at fault. »

Essentially, if you provide infrastructure to a client you’re responsible for it.
If you knew it was risky why did you allow clients to use it?