1/13 How to avoid losing $30k like I did 🧵
Last night they hacked my X, deleting my latest video and recent posts
But I got my account back and it’s now properly secured
And I’m reposting everything in this thread to make it easy for you to learn from my mistakes
They're building the crypto internet
And just pumped to $300k mc
I called $NULL at 20k
@Parad0x_Labs are changing the game
Still massively undervalued
Higher.
A website just loaded in my browser with no server behind it.
No host. No DNS. No company. Nothing to seize.
parad0x.null — the first Web0 site. Live on Solana mainnet, content on Arweave. All of it verifiable below.
A normal site rents three things: a domain, a server, DNS. Pull any one and it's gone.
.null deletes all three:
→ the name is an account on Solana — you own it with a keypair
→ the page lives on Arweave — paid once, stored forever
→ the link between them is a pointer only your key can change
No registrar. No host. No admin panel. No one in the middle.
What we removed is the product:
null servers — nothing to run or seize
null hosts — no one to send a takedown to
null DNS — no one can repoint your name
null renewals — pay once, not every year
null gatekeepers — anyone can register
null takedowns — there's no one to email
The one thing that's NOT null: ownership. Only your key changes your site.
To take it down you'd have to take down Solana AND Arweave. Both. At once.
Cost? ~$0.50 once for the name, pennies to publish, a fraction of a cent to update. Forever. Versus a domain + hosting bill you pay every month for a site you never actually own.
And the site is just the warm-up. .null was built for agents — every agent gets a name and an address, so they find each other and work with no platform in the middle.
Don't trust us — check it:
◆ the .null registry (mainnet program)
https://t.co/bJ7gLMtETT
◆ parad0x.null's name, on-chain
https://t.co/sFCWP07cfl
◆ the page itself, on Arweave
https://t.co/JP4J9VshQz
First Web0 site is up. More coming.
null servers. null censorship. null permission. null limits.
Calling $HYPEWHEEL at 4k mc
Simple but creative and fun tech; all creator fees automatically convert to $HYPE and distributed to holders proportionate to holdings
Aped a little baggie
🤯 Another new piece I found @Parad0x_Labs (1h old): NULLA Compute Rental.
This looks like the resource layer for the NULLA mesh.
Simple version:
People can list spare CPU/GPU/RAM from their laptop, workstation, cloud VM or phone.
AI agents can discover those machines, rent compute, run inference and pay per token generated through x402 / NULL credits / USDC.
So instead of only running agents locally, the network could become a marketplace for compute itself.
This is the part that makes the Grass comparison even more interesting to me.
Grass monetized unused bandwidth.
NULLA Compute Rental points toward monetizing unused compute.
If connected with x402, WorkProofs, Proof-of-Right, NULL Miner and the agent stack, this could become one of the easiest ways for normal users to understand the ecosystem:
“My machine helped the network and earned money.”
Still early. Some parts are stubs/TODOs.
But as a direction, this is one of the clearest user-facing value loops I’ve found in the GitHub.
@svedinson1988@eth_exy Those eyes are looking at $NULL, aren't they ;)
@Parad0x_Labs building quietly and consistently, just a matter of time until it explodes
Strength on $NULL chart this past week is wild
Each time paper hands jeet smart money buys
You need to understand how significant this is for holder distribution:
Every volatile candle is a low-conviction wallet being replaced with a high-conviction one
Higher.
From a technical perspective, what impressed me most wasn’t just the ZK part.
It was the discipline.
The repo constantly separates:
what is real
what is research
what is blocked
what still requires evidence
That sounds simple, but almost nobody in crypto actually does this.
Most projects market future ideas as if they already exist.
Here they literally built:
claim gates
audit blockers
mainnet evidence checks
fail-closed paths
manifest-bound artifacts
malformed-proof tests
explicit trust assumptions
The engineering mindset feels much more like:
“don’t accidentally claim more than reality”
instead of:
“market everything as revolutionary.”
Technically, the payout-bound withdraw v2 design is probably the strongest part IMO.
Binding:
amount
receiver token account
mint
directly into the proof semantics is the kind of thing that shows they’re actually thinking adversarially.
The malformed-proof tests, field-range checks, verifier consistency checks and release reproducibility tooling also stood out to me.
And honestly?
For ~90k market cap the amount of actual infrastructure/research work here feels kind of absurd.
Still very risky.
Still early.
Still unaudited.
Still no mainnet.
But after reading through the stack, I personally think there’s a massive difference between:
“small cap because nobody knows it yet”
and
“small cap because it’s fake.”
This feels much closer to the first category.
@TriadRetire@Lions_Share_@Parad0x_Labs@solana I look forward to looking back on these posts when $NULL hits the millions and everyone's like "how do you find legitimate gems early"
@JR5_Crypto Hands down @Parad0x_Labs
$NULL is the most undervalued token in the space rn imo
Been building cutting-edge Solana AI tech for months and showing no signs of slowing down
The fact this is sitting under 100k mc is INSANE
Shows how ridiculously suppressed the market is
A year ago we’d have 5x’d from this alone
2 years ago we’d have 20x’d from it
Everyone says they wanna be early in a bull
But when they have the chance to in a bear they’re sleeping or too scared
This is what being early looks like
$NILL
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