Live by faith, not by fear. Because fear hesitates, but faith moves forward. Trading & Investing - All what I share are my ideas & NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE. DYOR
Even though you were never physically strong, your in-laws gave you a tough time. Some people in the family made fun of you, Mama. I know because I heard it over and over again.
I truly believe my time on earth should have ended a long time ago because my life had gotten so out of hand. But your prayers, even though we were so far apart, carried me through the darkness. Your prayers kept me alive.
And yes, I am guilty of taking you for granted.
I should have made decisions much sooner so I could have been closer to you and become the powerful man you always wanted me to be. Instead, I was too scared to step out of my cage.
A cage that was built around me to break me down psychologically, and for a long time I couldn't find the strength to escape it.
You know how much I love Dragon Ball and Goku. I'm not a huge fan just because Goku is fucking badass. It goes much deeper than that.
I relate to him.
I see myself in him.
My heart has always been kind, but because of that, I was often taken advantage of.
But that is changing.
I am changing every single corner of my life.
Everything will fall into place, Mom.
And one day, you will see the absolute beast your son was always meant to become.
I love you.
Soso (CH) ❤️
Most energy infrastructure is funded by governments or corporations.
Farm 127 on the Glow Launchpad is being funded by a community.
That is not a small detail. That is a fundamentally different model for how clean energy gets built. Anyone contributes. Anyone earns $GLW rewards. The farm generates for 30+ years.
126 farms already on protocol. $50M+ deployed across three continents. The model is not theoretical.
Number 127 is open right now. - @GlowFND
ok so we got NØNOS booting on 3 real laptop this week and need to talk about it because i kinda value journey experience sharing.
Bootloader does measured boot, pulls an attestation quote off the TPM, checks a rollback index against the TPM's monotonic counter. All of that worked even the anti rollback with dirty kernel was rejected and the first boot on the actual box dead at the splash and i mean the bootloader finished cleanly. It printed "handoff to kernel" and then the machine just sat there with absolute zero panic, no reset, nothing. Which is the worst possible failure because it tells you exactly nothing.
It's a laptop. So the first thing you build is eyes: raw writes into the UEFI GOP framebuffer at each init milestone, before the kernel has a console. Now the screen is your printk.
Primitive, but it turns "it's dead" into "it's dead at stage 4" and that's the entire game.
Then the fun starts and every single one of these is a thing the emulator papered over:
i) GOP stride. The UEFI spec says PixelsPerScanLine is in pixels. Some firmware puts bytes in that field. So your stride is off by 4x, every scanline lands in the wrong place and if you sanity-check it (we did) you reject your own framebuffer and go headless. The fix is to notice that a byte-stride is always >= width*4 and a pixel-stride never is, so you can tell them apart and normalize. Nobody tells you this. You find it by staring.
ii) We had a little Bochs-VGA proof-of-concept driver that would probe, find a display adapter and helpfully re-mode it. In the emulator there's no such adapter so it no-ops. On real hardware it grabs the panel and resets it out from under the compositor about two seconds after boot. Killed it in the enumerator.
iii) This one cost two days and im still annoyed. Firmware handed the CPU to the kernel with EFER.NXE clear. Our page tables use the NX bit, because of course they do, it's not 2004. First data access through an NX-marked page: reserved-bit page fault. No IDT loaded yet. Fault in the fault. Triple fault. The box resets or wedges depending on mood, and you get nothing on the way out. The fix is a two-instruction rdmsr/wrmsr to set NXE before you load CR3.
…. then the desktop painted. Our compositor, our window manager, signed capsules, the whole attestation chain, on a cheap/med consumer laptop from a cold start.
Now i've got an on-screen heartbeat wired into the timer ISR, so the next boot tells me in one glance whether the tick is firing. Either it blinks or it doesn't.
That's what bare-metal bring-up actually is. It is not architecture astronautics. It is reading Intel SDM volume 3, finding the one paragraph that matters and realizing the firmware ignored it. seL4 went through this. Linux has been eating these bugs for thirty years and still finds new ones. We're doing it now, one MSR at a time.
We are still in line with the beta release and if you've got a laptop, I want your model and CPU and eventually a boot log. Especially the failures. The failures are the data.
Come help true privacy missions 🤜🏻
Life is not about who is big, bigger, or who has more money, if you want your network to be strong and never break, you have to be a giver & you will attract like minded people.
I have always believed in giving but not just blindly, you have to show some work from your side as well so the connection is genuine, not just a one sided story.
A meaningful milestone for the ecosystem.
$DEXTF going live on Memento Chain brings the token closer to the infrastructure being built for institutional adoption.
The long-term opportunity isn't just another blockchain but it's whether real enterprise usage continues to grow on the same rails.
That's the metric I'll be watching from here.
Orbit Plus is getting an upgrade.
Multiple wallets. Better security. Referrals. More on the way.
I have been in $VELO a long time. The foundation was always there - licensed rails, real institutional backing, actual volume. The product is now catching up to everything built underneath it.
Long holders have been patient.
This is what that patience starts to look like.
@veloprotocol lets finish this with a BIG WIN 🚀
🚀 Orbit Plus is getting an upgrade.
New features are on the way, including multiple wallet management, enhanced account security, and referrals—with even more to come.
This image hits different.
Not because of the shark. Because of what it represents.
Some people are born with advantages. That is real. But the ability to transform yourself to become something that commands respect, that is not given to anyone. That is built.
My past was brutal. I am not going to dress it up.
But something shifted. From the inside out.
Body. Mind. Work. The way I carry myself. The standards I hold myself to. The boundaries I stopped apologizing for.
When you make that decision for yourself, truly for yourself, things start moving. Not slowly. Fast.
Zero excuses. Zero noise.
And that last part matters. What people think. What people say. I used to carry that weight. Now I see it for what it is - noise from people watching someone else live.
Crack that and you are free. Genuinely free.
Be like Goku. Calm in the chaos. Sharp when everything is against you. And when you come back - you come back so strong that your presence alone closes the argument.
That is the goal.
We are already on the way. 🤝
CH wisdom
Utility is where I think the market is headed.
As liquidity returns, I expect projects with real products, enterprise adoption, and clear value capture to outperform pure speculation.
$AUKI is one of the projects on that list that I'm watching most closely. If Physical AI continues gaining momentum, the demand for spatial intelligence infrastructure could grow alongside it.
Under $3M mcap for a project with live carbon projects, EUDR adoption incoming, government partnerships, and an entire Open Core ecosystem where developers, NGOs and enterprises can build on top.
The biggest opportunities always look obvious in hindsight. $DMTR is one of those moments hiding in plain sight right now.