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[Tempus @MrTempus_]

Des fois je pense aux mecs de l’écom qui imaginent qu’en étant à Dubai, Bali ou en ayant une LLC ils ne doivent pas reverser la TVA quand ils vendent en France 😭 jsp si vous vous rendez compte

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@beechinour idea

[beech @beechinour]

i trained a custom GPT to generate unlimited video ideas...

how it works:
> you share voice message of your idea
> specifically trained to not give ideas for you or "replace your thinking"
> trained to give feedback based on things steve jobs, lee clow, and virgil abloh + other legends would say

it helps me take any idea from 50-100

reply "idea" + RT and ill send it over (must be following so i can dm)

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@alexhalliday AIROPS

[scooter @imperooterxbt]

Woman who is closing in on her 40s childless and single wants to give women in their 20s advice.

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@beechinour YES

[beech @beechinour]

i just made a full walkthrough on how I made this ad for GTE / Polymarket with the help of AI...

the guide includes:
- my editing process
- AI tools used
- my overall approach/thesis on these kinds of videos

if you want the full guide, reply “YES” + RT and I’ll DM it to you
(must be following)

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@monad 0x48bd025Fc40e2eFC0c76B90646cba3c083Bfb41A

[MegaETH @megaeth]

The First Real-Time Blockchain.

Built for you. Priced by you.

Our public sale on Sonar by Echo, starting at $1M FDV, makes you the largest stakeholder in our network. [thread]

[MegaETH @megaeth]

MegaETH is glad to announce we have bought back 4.75% of the company from early investors.

[Bryan Pellegrino (臭企鹅) @PrimordialAA]

@megaeth 🔥

[Ravenium @0xRavenium]

i think most people are missing how absurd this timing actually is about @megaeth latest annoucments

ok so here's my actual take on this. everyone's been so focused on "we need faster blockchains" that they completely forgot about the oracle problem. it's like building a ferrari and then attaching a horse-drawn carriage to pull the data kek

@chainlink data streams on megaeth as a NATIVE PRECOMPILE is honestly kind of hilarious when you think about it. they didn't just integrate an oracle. they said "fuck it, the oracle lives inside the execution environment now"

and like..... nobody talks about this but oracles have been the silent killer of so many defi products. you ever try to build a perp dex and realize your price feeds update every 10 seconds? your liquidations are basically gambling at that point

What actually changes:
sub-second market data that updates when you READ it, not on a schedule
smart contracts just... access live prices directly (no custom integration hell)
crypto, equities, commodities, rwas - full catalog
chainlink's $100B secured, $25T transaction volume infrastructure

but here's the perspective of me: this makes INFORMATION ASYMMETRY almost impossible in megaeth defi.

In tradfi and even most defi, the people closest to the data feed win. high frequency traders colocate servers next to exchanges for microsecond advantages. whales pay for premium oracle access.

when the oracle is native and updates in real-time for everyone simultaneously? that edge evaporates. a random person in thailand has the same data access as a market maker in new york.

That's actually pretty fucking revolutionary for fairness but everyone's gonna focus on "ooh fast prices"

stateless validation is the thing that makes me think this might actually work

the sequencer is genuinely insane:
100+ cores
1TB RAM
10 Gbps network
pushing 100k tps

normal blockchain brain says: "cool so only datacenters can validate, decentralization is dead"

but that's not how they built it. and honestly the elegance of witness-based validation is kind of beautiful

instead of storing terabytes of state, validators get a "witness" - just the cryptographic proof of data needed for that specific block.

the process:
receive witness (relevant state + merkle proofs)
hash it to verify authenticity against previous state root
execute transactions with verified data
compute new state root
check if sequencer's claim matches

hardware needed: 2 cores, 1GB RAM, zero storage, potato internet

that's legitimately less than a macbook air. hell that's less than most gaming laptops from 2015.

but here's my actual opinion on why this matters beyond specs:

every high-performance chain makes the SAME MISTAKE. they optimize for throughput and then act surprised when only 50 entities can afford to validate. then they cope with "well it's decentralized enough"

megaeth saw that trap and designed around it from day one. the sequencer can be a monster because validation is distributed across cheap hardware.

dual client validation with @pisquared the paranoid security nerd's dream

ok this part is where i think they're actually playing 4d chess

pi squared built KEVM - mathematically identical to the EVM spec. not "close enough", not "probably the same"
MATHEMATICALLY PROVEN identical

so every block gets validated by:
megaeth's stateless validators
pi squared's fastset network running KEVM

both compute independently. both must agree. disagreement = instant rejection.

now here's the thing nobody's saying: ethereum took YEARS to get multi-client validation working properly. the merge in 2022 had multiple client bugs. even after pectra upgrade guess what, client diversity still causes issues.

megaeth ships with dual client validation on day one???

that's either really smart or really arrogant lmao. but honestly given the stateless validation architecture makes it easier to parallelize... maybe it's actually feasible.

my actual take on what this means

i think people are gonna look at this and go "cool more fast chain marketing" but they're missing the forest for the trees.

the chainlink integration isn't just about speed. it's about removing information asymmetry in defi

the stateless validation isn't just about keeping requirements low. it's proof they actually understand the decentralization speedrun problem and designed around it instead of ignoring it.

and the dual client stuff? that's just flex at this point lol but it's a flex that matters for institutional adoption.

here's my take tho

for years builders could cope with "well the infrastructure isn't there yet" whenever their product had bad ux or couldn't scale.

with megaeth + native chainlink + stateless validation... those excuses are gone. the infrastructure exists. now we find out if people can actually build consumer apps worth using.

that's honestly the scariest part. because if apps still suck after this, we can't blame the chains anymore. we have to look at PMF, ux design, actual utility. s/o to megamafia tho

the training wheels are coming off. either crypto apps start competing with web2 experiences or we admit maybe people don't actually want most of this stuff onchain.

personally? i'm cautiously optimistic we're gonna see some wild shit. when you remove technical constraints, creativity tends to fill the void.

/megaeth

[Paul Graham @paulg]

"Every time she hears a rocket she starts trembling and crying. I used to tell her: 'Don’t worry. They’re not targeting us.' It’s a myth that all of us in Gaza tell our children. But it doesn't work anymore; she knows that it's a lie."

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[Rick James @Jay_SaidIt]

Rayan Cherki, just add garlic mayo and hot sauce on my lamb doner & stop wasting my time boss.

[Paul Graham @paulg]

"She says 'We'll bake bread tomorrow,' even when there is no flour. She says 'The windows are broken because we wanted more air,' even though that is not why the windows are broken. She says 'The baby is sleeping,' even though the baby is gone."

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