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Ammora TOKEN2049 Boost Event 🇸🇬

Ammora is attending TOKEN2049 in Singapore as a team selected for @Official_Upbit’s @GIWA_by_Upbit GASOK Program.

Ammora is building the Programmable Liquidity Layer for the GIWA ecosystem, creating market infrastructure that connects asset issuance, trading, and liquidity provision.

GIWA’s privacy protocol, Bojagi, uses zero-knowledge proofs (ZK proofs) to verify transaction validity without exposing sensitive transaction information.

Bojagi separates transaction history access from asset usage permissions, helping individuals and businesses transfer digital assets while protecting financial and counterparty information, with privacy and compliance in mind.

To celebrate Ammora’s participation in TOKEN2049, we’re running a Boost Event.

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📅 Event Period
October 5 – October 16, 2026

We look forward to connecting with more builders, communities, and partners in Singapore.

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Following its selection for
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Ammora has officially opened its waitlist.

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Rialo 101

Bu kesit @nymproject Ceosu @harryhalpin e ait.

En öz şekilde @harryhalpin diyor ki biz 1000 yıl öncesinde bile gizliliğe önem veriyorduk ve bu son 30 yılda çok değişti ve her şeyimiz izleniyor. Sadece 30 yılda bizden alınan mahremiyeti ve gizliliği geri istediğini ifade ediyor.

Bu konuşma ile @RialoHQ nun gizliliğine bir gönderme olarak algılanabilir. Bu gizlilikle ilgili olarak daha çok şey öğreneceğiz gibi duruyor. Ne inşa ediyorlar çok merakla bekliyorum.

Okuduğunuz için teşekkürler.

Merak edenler için tam transkripti bırakıyorum.
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The world we live in today, a world of pervasive surveillance, this is not what we evolved over 1000 years to be in. I evolved in such a way that when I talked to my friend or my parents or my colleagues, I don't expect unknown parties to be listening. There's even evolutionary evidence, you know, animals that go into caves. Go to sleep. They need solitude.
So the need for privacy is deeply baked in to evolution in our culture. And technology has put us in a state that we haven't really evolved to be in. So of course, that's why people are surprised when they realize that, you know, Google knows everything they're doing or that their phone is tracking them or and that, you know, that phone isn't selling. I'm asking for us to uphold the kind of rights, and I would say just cultural and evolutionary assumptions that we've always had that have just disappeared really in the last 30 years, and that we need to get those rights back because that will enable new forms of freedom in society. And otherwise we could end up in a pretty bad place.
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[TIKIR aka Çalı @degenupp]

SERIES Rialo 101

Hello again. Today we'll see the final part of this interview. In this video, @itachee_x actually explains and completes what @RialoHQ was trying to do. You can find the full transcript below. Are we actually using @RialoHQ without realizing it, or will we use it? 🤔🤔🤔🤨

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-What the team is secretly working on and the use of invisible blockchain

-@itachee_x "As you just said, I love the current process. I love this current period of building. It's less noisy, and everyone is focused on the work. Q4 is truly extraordinary. We are essentially running a special testnet. We have some amazing applications we want to share. These range from cross-application interactions that literally bring together things that don't talk to each other today, like connecting WeChat and Telegram, to brand new RWA use cases and new interesting credit mechanisms. We'll start publishing these. We have a developer ecosystem. Over 400 developers and builders have applied to work with us, and we want to start making more noise and showing these things to the outside world. Our style is more ��show, don't tell.” That's why we've been a bit closed off we wanted to have something to show people. And then we plan to launch completely publicly at the beginning of next year. And then it will be available for people to use. But yes, beyond that, you'll start to see more of our applications. The goal is to let people use Rialo without them even realizing they're using it. So you could be on Twitter and interact with Rialo without even knowing it. That's exactly what we're working on. And the goal is to show people that crypto can be serverless."

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This was the final transcript. If you listened carefully and read all these videos, you will have understood what @RialoHQ plans to do and why it is fundamentally so different. In that case, it seems like a very different job awaits us.

Thank you for reading.

See you in the next comprehensive Rialo 101 series.

[TIKIR aka Çalı @degenupp]

SERIES Rialo 101

Today we will focus on the question of why @RialoHQ technology was not developed earlier. The full transcript of @itachee_x 's explanation as to why this was not done before can be found in the video below. We hope you enjoy reading it and that it helps you understand why Rialo's technology was not developed earlier. 🤔🤔🤔
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Question 4

--Why wasn't @RialoHQ technology developed earlier?

--"These guys expressed it very well. So the chain link creates new data streams and feeds them into the blockchain chains. Rialo allows you to access existing data streams. And I think one of the key points to understand here is that it provides scalability. And the question I wanted to ask you was this. Maybe you can start from here. Why wasn't this done before? Do you know if this is a philosophical thing? Did we want to rebuild this alternative utopia in our own world? Was it an engineering problem? Or, as Franklin also pointed out, were they back-end systems, but we were regulators and were prevented from implementing them? So why do you think this wasn't done before?"

--@itachee_x "This is an extraordinary question. It's a mix. Let's start with the philosophy. If you research this topic online, you'll find questions about it. For example, why am I tied to a third-party system, and why is it always like this? Or, you know, there were ideologies about how everything should have its own network, its own island, and now in crypto, there's a network of network problems. One is just for ZK, the other is just for FH, and as a developer, bringing all of this together is a nightmare, but with these philosophies, we couldn't have predicted this complexity. So, actually, this situation started to bite us. That's one reason. The second reason was that, technologically, the block spaces were limited. Ethereum is a great technology, but we were trying not to overload it. So we needed to find a system that would only handle price streams. And now the opposite is true. Isn't it the same with mobile devices? The first phone chips were small. They weren't that powerful. So they only made calls. Then there was something else for the iPod, something else for GPS. Then the chips improved. Now you can do much more. It's the same thing. There's much more block space. Networks can do much more. That's another big technology. And we learned that from our experience building blockchain from scratch, right? We weren't under any pressure. My co-founder and I were far removed from those philosophies. So when we started building blockchains, we said there were no rules. Why not do something different? This actually helped you establish a different ideology. And of course, another part is having truly amazing supporters like Panta and an amazing team. Being able to go against the current and having someone support you all the way is a huge thing for us, isn't it? We wanted this not to be a narrative, not an existing narrative. It would have been much easier for us to choose a narrative, you know, a stable coin chain or tracking chain art or whatever. We wanted to create an entirely new class, and having the right people and the right team to allow you to create a category that will support you is actually harder than it seems. It's always easier to choose what's trending. So I think it's a combination of all these things."

--What makes Franklin and Pantay such a great partner? Why did you choose them? Tell us for a minute."

--@itachee_x "Oh, sure, let me explain it simply. I think you said at the beginning that I have crazy ideas and my team has crazy ideas. And if you have an investor patient enough to sit down and talk with you, we'll listen to you, right? And we'll support you and the team. This is really a big deal, AND you see it in their past performance. They constantly support category creators, right? The Panta story was a huge and ambitious thing done with crypto, wasn't it? That also gave us a certain comfort that they would really give us the freedom and flexibility to evolve. Beyond that, there's also this thing. Being a founder is hard. You know, there are many places where you doubt yourself, where there's complexity, and where you can reach out to others, right? Franklin saw how much it bothered me to reach out to people and ask, “Hey, do you know how I can solve this problem? How can I get the resources?” It couldn't have been better. So yes, I think the whole package was amazing. That's it."

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In this section, we focused on why rialo wasn't done before. We continue to be exposed to more @RialoHQ .

Thank you.

Stay with @RialoHQ . o7

[TIKIR aka Çalı @degenupp]

SERIES Rialo 101

This series will be entirely focused on information about @RialoHQ

Hello again after a long break. I'm back after some system issues and health problems. Today, I'll try to touch on a few more things about Rialo. I'll try to convey Aden's answers from @therollupco 's broadcast. Let's learn about the true essence of @RialoHQ and where it stands from
@itachee_x himself. What exactly is Rialo? The full text of the second 5-minute video is here

Question 3

If I'm a large company, why should I settle for what already exists? Why should I continue using systems that have already successfully navigated many challenging processes? The world's largest organizations use them too. What are your thoughts on this? On overcoming this and moving beyond it. And even competing with Chainlink?

--@itachee_x said this;
"Actually, we're not competing with Chainlink. I think the point is that an oracle is exactly that. An oracle is what brings data onto the chain. Today, we mostly use it for financial things, like assets and such. And that's our point. For us, an oracle can be anything: credit score data, your private banking information, sending signals to risk models on the chain to be used as collateral. The thing is, our view of oracles in crypto is very narrow. Because until now, the only thing that mattered was trading in underlying assets. That's what we're saying. When you open up this space, it becomes a complete wild west. Now everything becomes an oracle problem, and Chainlink is doing a great job at what it does, but when you think about this idea of being able to see the world, and one of the trends we're seeing a lot right now is unsecured lending. People want more signals, to give people better rates or better collateral, but most oracle providers don't offer that, so they definitely don't have that option. But this is still an oracle problem; I want to see the world, there are things out there in the world, and our definition is much broader than what existing oracle providers give you. So does that make sense?"

--@therollupco "Is there anything else you'd like to add?"

--@FranklinBi "Yes, I think Chainlink's approach is truly scalable, and I believe that's what makes them so special, right? You don't have to rely on first-party integration. You can trust the testers, you can trust the third-party validators bringing the data to the chain, and that's what makes them particularly scalable on the chain, isn't it? So I don't think this precludes Chainlink from working with Rialo or serving users on Rialo. It really expands the surface area for people to interact and bring their data onto the chain. And hopefully we'll see a lot more first-party oracle feeds or developer-initiated oracle feeds built on top of Rialo. And I think this opens up the option for developers to say, “Hey, if Chainlink doesn't have a solution for this specific piece of real-world data today, and my application needs to see it, I can at least go to the APIs that already exist in Web2. And that could be the solution I use.” Whether Chainlink offers something superior to this, perhaps something more real-time, or whether developers can access it before even considering it. I think that's fantastic, isn't it? Because at the end of the day, developers are what matter to the customer."

--@itachee_x " I think there's another side to this. It's not just about reading data on the chain. It's also about going out and sending messages to APIs. Today, in crypto, there's no service that allows you to send messages like you can on Rialo. If you want, you can tweet, and we have that. You can even call ChatGPT right now. Being able to go out into the outside world directly is a feature that oracles don't offer you. But there's also a benefit to integrating these things on the other side. Oracles are not part of the blockchain today. There is always another layer of abstraction, which means a cost, a development and sales cycle. It's a process, and when you integrate these things, you can create entirely new things, like how developers could create Uber when GPS was on your phone. When the system isn't always integrated, the level of creativity remains quite limited because it's more fragile. So, by making this a fundamental principle, we think it will start to happen more often. As developers, we will have a lot more control over how data is brought onto the chain and how it is used."

--@therollupco "Yes, I think so too. I think an interesting micro analogy in this small crypto microcosm is how Zcash has been on everyone's lips lately. For a long time, it was like it was on a completely isolated island, and then suddenly intents came along and said, “Hey guys, welcome to the party.” Now, if you think about this at the macro level, crypto and blockchain continue to exist within this broader macro silo. Rialo also emerges and essentially says, “Hey, everyone, welcome to the party.”"

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These are excellent insights aimed at fully explaining Rialo's fundamental structure and understanding oracles. I'm learning a lot while translating these and enjoying it.

Thank you for reading. I'll continue with the last part tomorrow.

Stay tuned for @RialoHQ .

[TIKIR aka Çalı @degenupp]

Something else has emerged about @RialoHQ , which is setting out to break new ground and is not quite an L1. It will have its own unique wallet. In previous discussions, @itachee_x had mentioned connecting the web3 wallet to the real-world wallet. These statements also support this. Could a wallet that combines both web2 and web3 be on the way? 👀👀👀👀

[TIKIR aka Çalı @degenupp]

SERIES Rialo 101

This series will be entirely focused on information about @RialoHQ

Today, I'll try to touch on a few more things about Rialo. I'll try to convey Aden's answers from @therollupco's broadcast. Let's learn about the true essence of @RialoHQ and where it stands from @itachee_x himself. What exactly is Rialo?

The full text of the second 5-minute video is here

Question 2

If @RialoHQ succeeds, what kind of web3 awaits us? What will happen with Rialo, and what will @RialoHQ eliminate?

@itachee_x answered this question as follows:

- " I think Web3 will look like this; there will be several ways it could develop. I like software as a service. Like SaaS. If something like that existed, it would look like a single API. I want Web3 to look like just an API too. This alone was what made Stripe famous. You write a few lines of code and use Stripe. It becomes truly usable, but it requires a lot of work. Engineers have to do a lot of work behind the scenes, and then you open an API. That's really what I want. That's the goal here"

- "There are many answers to the other question. We even have a demo for one of them. As a developer, I think one thing that will disappear over time is the concept of needing an oracle. Isn't it the need to depend on a third party to get data that you could get yourself? And I think oracles are great, but they existed for times when blockchains weren't expected to see the world. They were private ledgers, so there was a need for another system to tell us what was happening in the world. But it turns out that data was behind an API or a service. So, being dependent on a database administrator just to make an agreement, just to bring Google prices on-chain, is unnecessary. You can go get it yourself, right? That's why we think middleware layers will collapse. That's the first point.

-Another point is what I call the security curve. Maximum security in crypto means seed phrases, private keys. All of these are really difficult for users to use, and that's why Privy does such a great job. It's like an extension of that trust. I already trust Google. I already trust the services. I'll use them to log in. People will want more and more on this curve, right? For example, I only have $1,000 in my wallet. I just want convenience. So I don't need this. My mom just figured out the passwords. You don't want to deal with the seed phase, right? So, basically, what you'll see here is that the user experience will increasingly revert to basic principles. And that's one of the things Rialo really offers.
-You can use the network in different ways. It's entirely up to you. You can set the renewal rates. You can really do 2FA and say, hey, I need multi-factor authentication to send this transaction. There's fraud detection within the protocol because these things exist in web2. We can call these fraud detection APIs. So a lot of things we had to put together ourselves will now become standard. And then the other part of that is being able to use identities. This is a big deal for us. Right now, you have an off-chain wallet and an on-chain wallet. These are two different things. We offer you the option to combine them if you want. So, do you want to use your FICO score to get on-chain credit? Of course, you can get better rates, and this actually makes bringing someone from web2 to web3 much easier because they don't feel like they're starting from scratch. So that's one of the biggest things. And another big thing is partnerships, with businesses starting to come on-chain. There's a lot of infrastructure work that has nothing to do with the blockchain. Every time you get someone to use crypto, the hardest part is what we call solution engineering. You need a whole team to get them involved, and that leads to more expensive deals. Everything becomes a multi-million dollar agreement to bring Starbucks onto the chain, and it becomes very costly. All these things will disappear, and getting onto the chain will be as simple as clicking an API. Gas will be hidden in the background, and you're ready. That's the future. I believe these things will happen."

These were @itachee_x's answers to the second question, and they explained what @rialo was trying to solve and what could be changed.

Thanks for reading.

See you in the next question o7👋

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