Building AI apps right now is a hassle.
Expensive subscriptions, payment friction, and “decentralized” solutions that force users into crypto wallets.
So I built Huru — private, secure, affordable and reliable.
Building AI apps right now is a hassle.
Expensive subscriptions, payment friction, and “decentralized” solutions that force users into crypto wallets.
So I built Huru — private, secure, affordable and reliable.
How it works for developers:
1. Sign up with email (200 free credits, no card)
2. Drop one line into your OpenAI SDK:
baseURL: "https://t.co/l9MLqwdIE9"
3. Pay in Naira via Paystack when you scale
That's it. Your users never see a wallet.
Building AI apps right now is a hassle.
Expensive subscriptions, payment friction, and “decentralized” solutions that force users into crypto wallets.
So I built Huru — private, secure, affordable and reliable.
Built for the Nigerian market first.
Devs and end users pay easily in Naira via Paystack — as low as 100 Naira to start.
We also have plans to expand local payments and integrations across other African countries.
No more choosing between high bills or bad UX.
One line change. TEE-attested responses. Naira payments. Real decentralized backend.
Try it free → https://t.co/33k6Bs4t65
Money should move like a message, instant, free, and global.
@SuiNetwork was built for payments, Talise delivers it.
Seamless onboarding experience:
[Sign in with Google] - [Claim your @.talise username]
No seed phrase. No gas. No hassle.
Scan any code to pay merchants instantly, payment settles in under a second. Send to anyone, anywhere, cross-border in their currency, or drop a pay link like a digital cheque.
Built for business too. On-chain invoices, auto salary streams, and your idle dollars earn yield as well.
Join the waitlist: https://t.co/YCY3OVAdcK
cc: @chowtato@lawrence_tilli
For years, sending crypto cost more than the thing you were actually sending.
you’d open your wallet. pick your stablecoin. hit send.
then the reality hits .. “insufficient gas.”
This went on and on and was widely called this the future of finance.
we built entire industries on top of it.
But sui?… @SuiNetwork just changed the game.
@paulmillr An ML-DSA-65 (FIPS-204) verifier that runs on any EVM chain, deployed on Base Sepolia. It implements @QuantumFDN 's exact IMLDSAVerifier interface.
No implementation is wrong, the existing verifier was Arbitrum-only (Stylus/WASM).
Ethereum is going post-quantum. The leading signature scheme for it is ML-DSA (FIPS-204).
One catch: you can't verify an ML-DSA signature on-chain on most EVM chains today.
So I built the thing that can, in pure Solidity. And it's live on testnet.
Ethereum is going post-quantum. The leading signature scheme for it is ML-DSA (FIPS-204).
One catch: you can't verify an ML-DSA signature on-chain on most EVM chains today.
So I built the thing that can, in pure Solidity. And it's live on testnet.
Open source: contracts, the off-chain trace generator, 72 tests, threat model, deploy scripts. https://t.co/TcPktpD9ty Feedback + collaborators welcome, especially on the optimistic soundness work.
Let's make PQ verification work on every chain.
Where this fits: the endgame is a native ML-DSA precompile (EIP-8051, ~3k gas).
Until chains ship that, a pure-Solidity verifier is the portable bridge.
Works everywhere today, and serves as a reference to cross-check a precompile against.