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[Tom /Kryptonite💫 @TrueCryptoPower]

@Rawbertttttt @Truebitprotocol Nothing new.
We see them constantly developing software.
No news regarding $TRU.
No news regarding #Truebit's implementation in any project.

[DC @csdwj]

I hate Truebit
I hate Jason Twitch

[DC @csdwj]

@marryevan999 @fast2future Claude

[DC @csdwj]

@marryevan999 Guide

[XDB CHAIN @XDBchain]

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It's a next-gen blockchain designed for brands, loyalty programs, and real-world assets. Think fast, low-fee, and scalable crypto infrastructure for everyday use

[DC @csdwj]

I hate Jason Twitch

[DC @csdwj]

@CoveTrader ccwcorp

[DC @csdwj]

@CossamKapi11915 Liquidity

[DC @csdwj]

@TheTrue_bitcoin Inside job I suspect

[TheTrue_Bitcoin @TheTrue_bitcoin]

Truebit Verify Patent.

The recent update showing a final rejection of the Truebit patent application raises serious questions for the verification ecosystem.

For years, described TRU as the economic security layer protecting verification integrity. Yet the system now appears to be operating without that mechanism functioning as originally described.

This creates an important discussion for the broader verifiable-computation community.

If the architecture originally relied on a staking-based security model, and that model is no longer active, then the community deserves clarity about:

how verification security is currently maintained

whether the original architecture has changed

what implementation path the platform now follows

The patent office’s rejection does not mean the application cannot be amended or appealed. But it does reinforce the importance of careful technical and legal scrutiny of claims in this space.

Developers working on verifiable computation, fraud proofs, and off-chain verification systems should continue documenting prior art and architectural approaches. Open discussion and transparent examination of these systems is healthy for the ecosystem.

The goal should not be conflict.

The goal should be clarity, transparency, and robust verification infrastructure that the entire Web3 ecosystem can trust.

After these events and the unresolved questions around the security model, the community is left asking: can Truebit Verify still be trusted as originally described?

[Tom /Kryptonite💫 @TrueCryptoPower]

Open letter from https://t.co/8wurO1Aize to @Truebitprotocol and @JasonTeutsch
#Truebit
https://t.co/4HRXxh9xoZ

[DC @csdwj]

@TrueCryptoPower Where is my tokens?

[DC @csdwj]

@TrueCryptoPower Is anyone there to throw rotten eggs? Does he dare to appear live in public?

[DC @csdwj]

@TrueCryptoPower @Richarddd102 Huh? Boom? Where are my tokens? Are they going to recover my losses?

[DC @csdwj]

@Truebitprotocol I hate Truebit

[DC @csdwj]

I hate Truebit

[DC @csdwj]

@TrueCryptoPower I hate Truebit

[DC @csdwj]

@TrueCryptoPower I hate Truebit

[DC @csdwj]

@TrueCryptoPower @Truebitprotocol Fat hope

[DC @csdwj]

@TrueCryptoPower They are hiding