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Hey Q fam,
we are excited to share Quily, a community-built chatbot designed to help you navigate Quilibrium $QUIL!
👉 Try it now
https://t.co/k5hfQEjicw
Quily answers your questions about Q using:
→ Official documentation
→ Community-made docs
→ All livestream transcriptions
✅ How to use it
To chat with Quily, you'll need one of these:
→ A Chutes (@chutes_ai) account (sign in directly)
→ Your own OpenRouter API key
This keeps the bot free to host while giving you control over your API usage.
⚠️ Important disclaimers
→ BETA - We're actively testing and improving. Feedback welcome!
→ Community project - NOT endorsed by or affiliated with @QuilibriumInc
→ Open source - Check the code, or contribute (https://t.co/DliI5frGDT)
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Built with 🔥 by @LaMat1111 for the Quilibrium community.
Many thanks to @0xsirouk for he help with the Chutes integration.
The most difficult part of this entire struggle is trying to convey information about a deeply technical debate to non-technical people. Statuette is undoubtedly one of the best at succeeding in conveying this.
Yesterday, the network state team published an update to snapchain, which took effect two hours after release. This broke replication to any peer who did not upgrade.
When I worked for merkle, we had a process for releases, so that non-emergency (which this was) updates gave node runners an entire month to upgrade. When neynar took over, with no announcement to change in process, they shortened it to a week window. And apparently, as of yesterday, it has been shortened further to two hours.
This is fine when you're rolling out code to your own fleet. You control it! But when you roll it out, with no announcement, to a p2p network, you're telling people that their nodes don't matter. And that message is true anyway, because any node that isn't theirs is actually read only. When you hear someone posting messages to a snapchain node they own, it doesn't actually participate in any meaningful way – read only nodes simply forward on the message to the NS-controlled validators.
Hypersnap will change this in the next release for our side of the fork – we will resume a more reasonable upgrade cadence, and we will cut ties with their validator set so that any node can actually participate in building data on the network. We aren't surprised to see what happened with the new (sort of) snapchain team, and our bar is so low for disappointment with their team that this is essentially a non-event. They embody neither the ideals of decentralization, nor the technical skills to achieve it.
Decentralized social is important.
Yesterday's actions by Farcaster, preemptively banning long-serving community members as an AI decided they "didn't fit the Singaporean citizen model" is frankly insane - and alongside being an example of AI used with the worst possible intentions, it also added to the importance of actual decentralized social.
We're working with our friends within the Farcaster Community (the real one) to lend our dev resources towards ensuring the continuity of the protocol under HyperSnap & Quilibrium, spearheaded by @cass_on_mars.
We believe this symbiotic relationship will be beneficial to both our community at imgnAI, as well as to the Farcaster community - and the large overlap of users active on both of our platforms.
We all believe that decentralization is the way forward - and we want to ensure that we're doing everything in our power to keep decentralized social and its talented pool of builders & creators live and kicking.
DAILY REMINDER: If you signed to opt in to the SoCiaL CoNTrAcT and are missing your friends, you can use firefly or quorum and have full visibility/engagement on the protocol.
Conversely, if you didn't sign, you can still use firefly and quorum. Just note that those using the ex-official client won't be able to engage with you.
With a DAU of a few thousand users (1-2K last I saw), this is not such a big deal: we just all migrate. Inertia will carry the rest.
https://t.co/wWRG2klVre
Tomorrow at 5pm PDT on Farcaster Spaces, I'm hosting a community call to discuss this, our ongoing plans and work on Hypersnap, and what our plans are around forming our proposal to run FC.
No idea if they'll accept our proposal, but I am one of the original core FC devs, and have been building Hypersnap with the core purpose of bringing FC to full decentralization and ability to run without a central benefactor sustaining it.
The last thing I want to see is FC end up in the hands of a private equity firm or a holding company of other failed social protocols (you know who I mean). For all those interested, we're happy to see you attend.
https://t.co/AiA6i3wh7I
Hearing things 👀
The situation continues to look more and more promising for $QUIL
Word on the street is that shard out completing, mainnet going live, and functional transfers are imminent with this .25 update
Join the discord: https://t.co/YT4x9ULZ2i
Most crypto communities vanish when the hype fades.
$Quil didn't.
After all the delays, the Discord is still alive every single day—builders building, node runners helping newcomers, real discussions instead of price spam.
Hype creates noise.
Conviction builds networks.
$QUIL .25 branch update is set to go live in the next 6 hours
The new round of updates:
* The team did a thorough performance audit and found real opportunities to improve the network's foundations
* They replaced several core cryptographic components with faster, more modern alternatives, and every swap delivered measurable gains
* As a result, the entire network is now quantum-computer-proof out of the box, with no future migration needed. That's ahead of most projects in the space.
* Signature verification got a major speed boost, solving scaling concerns as the network grows to larger shard counts
* A persistent issue where new nodes joining the network would overwhelm peer verification has been resolved. The network can now absorb growth smoothly.
* Data verification dropped from seconds to milliseconds on standard hardware, removing the need for specialized server setups
* Privacy and token operations were ported to quantum-safe equivalents without losing any functionality, and actually got faster in the process
* Custom-built consensus code was replaced with battle-tested libraries, bringing confirmation times down to sub-second
* All of this validates a core architectural decision made early on: building for cryptographic agility. The ability to swap primitives cleanly meant this wasn't a painful overhaul, it was a straightforward upgrade.
Bottom line: The network is faster across the board, future-proofed against quantum threats, and better positioned to scale. A strong step forward toward live mainnet
"Yeah so it's called $QUIL. It's easily the best bet this cycle. It'll be a top 20 project, maybe higher. This protocol changes everything, but it's not even an L1. Once you understand how it works, you'll see why. I won't bore you with the technical stuff, but it's like Mixnet x Onion routing, + Oblivious Hypergraph, Hypergraph Apps, and Auto-scaling. This isn't something whipped up overnight; there's been 8+ years of groundwork. Big players are getting into it. There are groeing $wQUIL buys on uniswap every day. This thing is going to be worth a lot more soon. Quilibrium balances resource supply and demand with a tokenomics model that understands growth isn't linear or fixed like Bitcoin’s curve. $QUIL is optimized for the future and adapts to generational changes, considering speedups from Moore's law, storage densities from Kryder's law, and even Neven's law, until it maxes out at 256 bits. Basically, it accounts for more bits in flux than there are atoms in the universe. Just follow the breadcrumbs. Mainnet goes live imminently. And it's insane because the TAM is basically all of web2, and the supply emissions will just keep dropping the more that people build on it. You can think of it like decentralized AWS, but private-by-default with E2EE built into the network itself. It's gonna be huge."
$wQUIL - Privacy has become one of the hottest narratives in crypto again.
$ZEC ripping because people want private money
$LIT popping because of private keys, agents and encryption
But @QuilibriumInc is most likely the more interesting long-term privacy play because it is not just trying to make transactions or keys private
It is trying to make the entire application layer private
@Zcash = private money
@Lighter_xyz = private keys and encryption middleware
wrapped-quil:native = private decentralized cloud infrastructure
That is the bigger idea!
Quilibrium is building a decentralized alternative to platform-as-a-service providers:
🔸private compute,
🔸private storage,
🔸private messaging,
🔸private app deployment and familiar APIs for developers.
In other words, it is not just another privacy coin. It is trying to become the privacy-native backend for the next internet
And the market has barely been force-fed the story. This is why the project has been quietly growing!
🚫No army of KOLs
🚫No paid shill machine
🚫No endless influencer threads
🚫No VC-backed hype cycle
🚫No Pump & Dumps
Just a deeply technical, long-term project with a serious whitepaper, a roadmap stretching beyond 2030, and a token design built around mined network utility rather than insider allocation
That is why Quilibrium and $wQUIL stands out.
The current privacy trade is about hiding value transfer.
Quilibrium is about rebuilding the internet stack so privacy is default.
That is a much bigger narrative.
That comes with a price of course. @cass_on_mars is building a massive platform and it's not built for speculation, it is built with a provacy purpose!
No guts, no glory! Be oldfashioned, do some research!
https://t.co/ZbENCKnsBa
1/ $QUIL shardout complete.1/ $QUIL shardout complete. The network is live. This is not another blockchain. This is the internet, rebuilt from scratch. 🌐 #QUIL#Web3#Privacy
My long-term conviction in $QUIL hasn't changed.
In fact, after months of downtrend action, the chart is quietly starting to look very different.
No hype. No parabolic moves. Just a steady reversal, higher lows, increasing volume, and signs of accumulation.
The market usually ignores builders during the grind phase.
Then one day it wakes up and asks, "How did we miss this?"
Something feels like it's brewing beneath the surface.
Still early. Still watching. Still holding.
@QuilibriumInc
Most of you never want to see the ticker $QUIL again unless shard out is done and the network is live
So i'll just say this
If you believe the cypherphunk vision and that the tech is gud, and you're interested in investing...
you can wait for that announcement, and yes it will give you certainty the network works
But that news will make the chart pop, and by waiting you will lose the asymmetric RR set up that exists right now at $10m mc
To me the best opportunity is accumulating at the lowest possible price, as long as meaningful progress continues. And it has
I think the last update i gave was that there were still about 300 halt risk shards (the only thing standing in the way of the network going live)
Yeah well now thats down to single digits - Massive improvements and rewriting the protocol in rust have solved nearly all remaining hurdles
$QUIL is closer to going live than it's ever been. 8 or 9 years of development about to come to frutition...
a fully decentralized E2EE private-by-default AWS replacement, priced at $10m mc all because people got impatient
Its a generational opportunity.
And it's ripe for the taking if you have the risk tolerance for it.
No matter what you want to do, jump in the discord, you'll be first to hear when the network goes live
https://t.co/C7YczNAUn7
@QuilibriumInc Check check, still on, still accumulating, still bullposting
10 reasons $QUIL is the most undervalued tech in crypto right now
https://t.co/Wal7JKW543
Hey Q fam,
we have been working on a draft of governance rules for the Quilibrium Community Treasury.
The repo is now public and open for community input: https://t.co/5vlMConakr
What's in there:
a draft constitution covering signer responsibilities, spending guardrails, transparency, conflict of interest, and a set of genuinely open questions (donor recognition, yield strategy, what to do with QUIL holdings, etc.).
Important:
this is a draft, not an official treasury document. The aim is to think these questions through in public and develop something signers might eventually adopt.
How to contribute:
The README explains the structure and where each kind of discussion belongs.
All input welcome, especially on these open questions:
Q1:
Should donors receive any form of recognition or indirect benefit?
https://t.co/LiIGugyyut
Q2:
What happens to value created by treasury-funded projects?
https://t.co/yUFLdnDIDB
Q3:
Should the treasury run an endowment-style yield strategy?
https://t.co/bKmDrXJRSZ
Q4:
Should the treasury actively trade its QUIL holdings, or hold them passively?
https://t.co/vypYP8T8yz
$QUIL