@callebtc@routstrai@CashuBTC Always wondered how these LLM router services prove that you're actually providing the model you're claiming instead of charging for a flagship LLM but actually serving QWEN 3
@Tiza4ThePeople@DegenSpartan there were a bunch of LLM bots that tried to make spartan agents, I bet they've got an archive of her tweets https://t.co/sOwfRZXu8Z
@CryptoProphet15@ReadySetBrian @MilkRoad @everstake_pool There's a limit to the size of every block that validators can vote on. Once 50% of validators signal a larger limit the max block size increases then plateaus until the next block size increase.
rn 30% of validators are voting to increase it from 45m to 60m per block
@chrisgora@coinbase@CoinbaseDev The core of the product is the same, biggest difference is niche features & pricing.
Privy is priced based on active wallets per month (10k wallets for $500), first 500 free
Coinbase embedded wallets are priced $0.005 per transaction with first 5k free.
@HCoinWhale@BitMNR Finality != uptime on any chain.
You can still tx but blocks are not final / immutable, like with the latest BTC blocks or latest Solana shred
The article you linked was a bit after the merge when the definitions for finality on Ethereum changed
https://t.co/AtQ7vrOROZ
@NewsGagarin No transactions were halted. The network continued as expected. While the chain did not halt, this is more technical, finalization wasn't reached. Finalization is a novel concept in Ethereum that prevents chain re-orgs. This had zero impact on chain activity.
@0xCCKP @VitalikButerin@dystopiabreaker 10+ teams are working on consensus via quantum resistant signatures for the lean ethereum / beam chain roadmap, you can follow their progress on dev calls on YT