i might’ve just donated on @duel_duck
yesterday afternoon, i created this duel:
will @deey_yarh have an affiliate badge on her profile before oct 20, 11:00 utc?
with the way people on CT have been getting affiliate badges lately, i thought deeyarh could be next.
but look at where we are now…
just 2 hours left until the deadline and she doesn’t have one yet.. and everyone else seems to be betting against me 😭
atp, i’m starting to wonder if i was cooking or just being delusional all along.
can a miracle still happen, or am i taking this L? 💀
let’s see how this one ends 🐣
why are project called sc^m in Web3?
- when expectations are not met, that is the dev is greedy or underperforms
- or a project takes your money and leave like nfts rug and launch pads
- or it could be that you work for it but you aren't eligible
I can relate to all this, I have been there but try not to call a project a sc^m because you where not on their leaderboard
the first two reasons can be valid enough but the last is not.
ily ❤️🫵
Those who are comfortable with their position on the Kaitø leaderboard for Axis Robotics aren't the ones making posts trashing it.
It's the ones who aren't happy with their positions who are complaining and calling it a scam.
Some people don't hate a project because it's a scam. They hate it because they didn't it wasn't in their favour. It's impossible to satisfy everyone.
𝗥𝗶𝗮𝗹𝗼 𝗘𝘅𝗲𝗰𝘂𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗘𝗻𝗴𝗶𝗻𝗲
let me tell u this, a transaction being submitted to a blockchain is only the beginning transacting , the network still needs to execute the instructions and determine how the transaction changes the system's state.
think of sending money to someone as when
you initiate a transfer, but the system must process the instruction, check the relevant conditions, and apply the changes to both accounts.
that's t is the role of an execution engine
In Rialo architecture, the Rialo Execution Engine is designed aroun
✓ Event-driven execution - Applications can respond when specific events occur.
✓ Conditional transactions - Transactions execute when their required conditions are met.
✓ Support for dynamic workloads - The execution engine is designed to handle changing transaction demands and application activity.
Its role goes beyond simply processing a request. It provides the execution layer through which application logic is carried out and state changes take place.
Why does this execution engine matter?
--> For developers : execution is where the logic behind an application's actions gets carried out.
--> For applications : transactions can involve conditions and events that determine when an action should execute.
--> For the network: execution must preserve correctness while handling the demands of real-world applications.
Rialo also identifies hybrid concurrency control as part of its execution engine design. We'll explore that separately when we reach the concurrency model.
the grate stuff here is that an execution engine is where a blockchain's instructions become actual changes to its state.
Understanding this layer helps explain how Rialo intends to support applications that do more than simply record transactions.
(@RollinsR79@0x_alextine@dfwdora@ericargent31113 )
You want to send money, save some, and find ways to grow it.
But why should managing your money mean switching between different apps?
Moving between platforms can make crypto feel more complicated than it needs to be.
That’s what @deficom is trying to solve with its self custodial financial account.
Hold, send, spend, and grow your money in one place.
there’s one trending memecoin narrative on BNB with $SJ
it’s be on for days now actually
imagine a memecoin trying to outperform an actual NASDAQ-listed stock sharing the same ticker 😂
that’s literally what @stonkisjunk_cto is pushing with StonkIsJunk.
currently around $188k MC and a community rallying behind the idea of flipping the stock
still a long way to go, but the narrative has some potential
and i bought a few bags last night
it’s definitely worth checking out
CA: 0x5f0c90d78f528374bf18cef892ad6ac8badd7777
nfa. dyor.