270,000 BTC accumulated by whales at $59k. largest single accumulation spike ever recorded on chain. bigger than the covid bottom (150k BTC). bigger than the FTX bottom (180k BTC). ETF outflows hit $4.5b in june but that capital rotated to semis, not cash. the entities selling BTC face quarterly redemptions and compliance committees armed with citi's $82k target. the entities buying have no reporting requirements and no redemption pressure. LTH SOPR at 0.615 last printed in july 2023 at $25k-$31k before the run to $73k. forced sellers are finite. voluntary buyers at record size are not.
Monero on THORChain isn't a promise anymore. It works.
Back on May 14, @jpthor , one of THORChain's cofounders, ran a live Monero demo on a real fund test network. Seven nodes, real money, and the first end to end decentralized $RUNE to $XMR swap executed live on the call.
Now that THORChain is back online and trading, native $XMR is next.
Recap by @raynalytics 👇
https://t.co/v2UkmfEW2K
@Kseurdoto@plombier_fin@SolarisATF Soon $xmr won't just be a Cake Wallet thing.
With Monero on @THORChain , native BTC, ETH, and XMR swaps become possible. No bridges, no wrappers, no KYC. That's where things get interesting 👀
We spent six years building data integrity infrastructure for the U.S. Department of Defense before we turned it into a commercial product.
Digital Evidence launched last September. It computes a cryptographic hash at the exact moment data gets created, signs it, and writes it to a decentralized ledger. That record is immutable. Nobody can alter it after the fact.
AI agents are making decisions on behalf of enterprises. Those decisions touch money, compliance, legal exposure. And nobody can prove what the agent actually did. No audit trail. No chain of custody. Just logs that anyone with admin access can edit.
Digital Evidence fixes that. Every agent action gets fingerprinted at the source. The hash is cryptographic proof of what happened, when, and in what order. Not a log file. Not a database entry. A tamper-proof record on an immutable ledger.
NEW: Leading crypto exchange @krakenfx is deprecating its legacy cross-chain provider and migrates to Chainlink CCIP.
Starting with kBTC, all current and future Kraken Wrapped Assets will use CCIP for secure distribution across blockchains and global markets.
@biomance@THORChain@TheDesertLynx TC has layers of security built into the protocol code. There are auto halts (solvency checks) that trigger. There are also network params called mimirs that nodes can vote on. Some mimirs act like circuit breakers: a single node can vote on a very short pause.
@biomance@THORChain@TheDesertLynx TC has layers of security built into the protocol code. There are auto halts (solvency checks) that trigger. There are also network params called mimirs that nodes can vote on. Some mimirs act like circuit breakers: a single node can vote on a very short pause.
@biomance@THORChain@TheDesertLynx TC has layers of security built into the protocol code. There are auto halts (solvency checks) that trigger. There are also network params called mimirs that nodes can vote on. Some mimirs act like circuit breakers: a single node can vote on a very short pause.
@biomance@THORChain@TheDesertLynx TC has layers of security built into the protocol code. There are auto halts (solvency checks) that trigger. There are also network params called mimirs that nodes can vote on. Some mimirs act like circuit breakers: a single node can vote on a very short pause.
@biomance@THORChain@TheDesertLynx TC has layers of security built into the protocol code. There are auto halts (solvency checks) that trigger. There are also network params called mimirs that nodes can vote on. Some mimirs act like circuit breakers: a single node can vote on a very short pause.