@calleymeans@StephenM@POTUS Stop prosecuting software developers for writing code they don’t control how others use. Writing code is not a crime. End the prosecution of Roman Storm and hold the people who actually commit crimes accountable - not the developers who build legitimate tools.
What replaces the dollar will not be a tokenized USD, but rather a new token that incentivizes people to preserve and evolve the heritage of their land, thus softly yet effectively mitigating the border/subversion problem.
As long as it comes from a perspective of mutual respect for a multipolar loosely eigengenetic framework where we appreciate varying gifts, I think the world could get along.
Borrow with the digital assets you already hold.
Rujira Money Market lets you use $BTC, $ETH, ZEC, SOL, XRP, LTC, BCH and other supported assets as collateral to borrow USDC, USDT and more.
Use one collateral asset or combine several within the same Credit Account. Choose your borrow amount, monitor your LTV and repay on your terms.
Turn the assets you hold into collateral on Rujira 💜
https://t.co/dvuaLjM07T
RUJI staking gives stakers a share of the revenue generated across Rujira.
Every time someone trades on Rujira Trade, swaps assets, borrows through Rujira Money Market, stakes bRUNE or uses another product, protocol fees are generated across our connected financial system.
After covering @THORChain’s share where applicable, the remaining Rujira revenue is converted into USDC or auto-compounded into RUJI, and distributed to $RUJI stakers.
Stakers can claim their rewards in USDC. Auto-compounders can have those rewards used to buy and stake more RUJI automatically.
RUJI has a fixed maximum supply of 100 million tokens. Staking rewards are not funded by inflation or minting new RUJI, but by actual usage of Rujira products.
Product usage creates revenue. Revenue flows to stakers.
This is our economy built around real usage on Rujira.
Fair by design. Owned by you 💜
https://t.co/oUMkbZ9Kcn
Memoless swaps are about to go live on THORChain, and XMR is coming right after.
monero:native is made for memoless swaps: send from any wallet, no memo, no hassle. You'll be able to do it on https://t.co/EWQXrlpQjV 👇
https://t.co/aMxnqIJ8D2
To everyone new to RUNE: buy RUNE and bond it. Bonded RUNE secures the network and keeps XMR swaps running smoothly.
Looking forward to seeing you there 🙌
thorchain:native
Bond your thorchain:native in 5 steps, no node needed 👇
1. Nodes tab → "Bond now"
2Pick a node
3Request a slot
4Wait for the whitelist
5Bond in Vultisig (or copy the memo)
Currently up to ~19% a year, with rewards after every churn ⚡️
https://t.co/GDHJ6qinE5
.@monero is ready on @THORChain. The code shipped in v3.21.1.
So why wait?
Check out the latest THORSday article recap to find out:
https://t.co/ezcNiLY84S
@patriotsounds@THORChain Some people need an explanation, someone cannot be persuaded. But I am sure that your explanations and efforts are not in vain
@haenko21 No problem, bro. We have different approaches, but we are on the same side. It will be better for the entire industry if we support each other rather than criticize. ✌️
Thorchain laundry, Thorchain protect criminals, Thorchain is not decentralized.
Now tell me about @PancakeSwap , @SushiSwap , @JupiterExchange . As well why @trondao , @XRP , @ethereum are not blocking the addresses connected with the exploits? The same reason as @THORChain THEY CAN'T block all wallets constantly (and many other technical related reasons).
Compare the volumes and finally start showing the readers you so desperately want to attract not only the narrative but to educate them, help them understand what are you talking about. Maybe you can't?
Most users are censoring themselves. Just because its easy to write a sentence and not go fully open.
That's my main drive to keep on posting about @THORChain - the only real decentralized exchange which the whole world hate without any adequate reason.
Don't hate the players hate the game.
The Hub moved 566,067 USDC across four chains and back into its community pool in one evening.
Paxos confirmed cosmos:native support, and the Hub outlined the next step in the tokenomics debate.
Here’s what moved this week 👇
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1️⃣ 🔄 A governance vote, executed
Proposal 1060 passed on Nov. 3. The community multisig converted the funds in two swaps via Osmosis and returned 566,067 USDC.inj to the Hub’s community pool that evening.
https://t.co/NogFMrtRFh
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2️⃣ 🗓️ USDC.n has a deadline
As of Oct. 30, 87.28M USDC.n remained to be migrated. About 80% was on dYdX.
Circle plans to pause Noble USDC and its CCTP routes on Jan. 12, 2027. Its snapshot covers balances on Noble itself. If your USDC.n is on another chain, the Hub advises migrating before then.
https://t.co/xiU58ooQgi
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3️⃣ 🏦 ATOM goes live on Paxos
Paxos Crypto Brokerage now supports ATOM for trading and custody. Fintechs and brokers using Paxos can offer it through their existing integration.
The Hub’s community pool funded the integration through Proposal 1054.
https://t.co/WFOb5JfNhq
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4��⃣ 🔍 A closer look at ATOM
The Hub’s Blockworks transparency filing covers ATOM’s initial distribution, governance, team funding and treasury addresses.
The same disclosure format across projects makes it easier to compare how each network is organized.
https://t.co/n8svbpbGwC
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5️⃣ 🛠️ 14.47M ATOM across 50 validators
The ICF’s Q3 delegations were executed on-chain, including 597,794 ATOM to InfStones to build and operate a staking API for institutions.
For validators eyeing the next round, testnet participation from October through December counts.
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6️⃣ ⚙️ Gaia’s governance fix is on testnet
Gaia v29 broke some governance queries involving older proposals. Voting and proposal execution still work.
The v29.1.0 upgrade proposal is planned around Nov. 10, with mainnet targeted around Nov. 18.
https://t.co/aLryyRR9bn
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7️⃣ 🗳️ Next up for ATOM
Around Nov. 20, the Hub team plans to share Gauntlet’s full report and the governance calendar. The review is expected to start with tokenomics and end with the roadmap, one proposal at a time.
https://t.co/FDdQlzQd0c
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💬 What do you want from ATOM’s new tokenomics?
If you could ask the Hub to solve one problem with this redesign, what would it be?
🔁💙 RT and Like to bring more voices into the debate.
🤝 Let’s build a new decentralized world together.
#Cosmos #ATOM #NDW #validator
I wrote code. Now I face 45 years in prison because others misused it.
Code that no one controls. Code that no one can change or shut down.
Yet somehow, I’m being held responsible for what others chose to do with it.
On THORChain, decisions are made directly on the blockchain. For an important change to be accepted, ⅔ of its nodes have to vote for it.
Right now, 111 nodes are active. They all bond at least 300,000 RUNE, put up as collateral to secure the network. Each node has one vote, no matter how much it has bonded.
All nodes run software called THORNode. Anyone, from devs to community members, can suggest changes to this software. These ideas are discussed in Discord (open to anyone to join) and fine-tuned until they become code.
The changes are then submitted to the nodes, who decide whether THORNode moves to the next version, or not. It takes the approval of ⅔ of the nodes.
Nodes also vote on network parameters through a system called Mimir. For economic changes such as fees, it takes ⅔ of the nodes. For operational changes such as security, only 3 votes are required. 4 nodes can vote to rescind an operational mimir, then 5 node votes can counter the 4, and so on.
Some actions don't need a vote at all. For example, two nodes are ejected from the network every churn period (roughly 3 days), the oldest node in the network and the node with the most slash points. Swapping is automatically halted if the network detects an insolvency.