James Boombayah

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[James Boombayah @hugepalkon]

Fast Lane OG Pass activated.

@fast_protocol is building a 200-millisecond Ethereum UX with private orderflow and preconfirmations.

Come through and earn Fast Points: https://t.co/zZmqizwNFe

[Galxe @Galxe]

Press Start. Launch Claim Arcade.

For the next 30 days, every claim pushes your reward streak higher.

Be first. Get bigger rewards: https://t.co/QRefH8WVhY

[James Boombayah @hugepalkon]

@donutai this could be the next brave or misses browser. Probably nothing

[James Boombayah @hugepalkon]

Bullish on @donutai this could be the next brave or misses browser. Probably nothing

[James Boombayah @hugepalkon]

@donutai bullish about donut browser. This could be the next Brave or misses browser. Probably nothing

[Linera ⛓️ @linera_io]

gmicrochains and gspice! We’re thrilled to share our latest partnership with @spicenet

Together we enable real-time composable execution: Linera microchains + Spicenet’s brokerage network for fast cross-chain performance

Full announcement: https://t.co/BQUqKXG8bf
More 🧵👇

[James Boombayah @hugepalkon]

@Amin_3X

[James Boombayah @hugepalkon]

This is the example of future digital experience, real-time streaming. A vision of @mawariXR

[James Boombayah @hugepalkon]

i'm Ack Ack Ack!! #nexusgridcrew #ACK

[Nexus @NexusLabs]

1//
gm Runners

The Epsilon Genesis collection is here: https://t.co/9heaGffUo5

We've launched new quests:
- Share Epsilon Collection
- NEW: The Road we Run
- GRIDCREWS: Team quests available today

[James Boombayah @hugepalkon]

@NexusLabs next: zeta, eta, theta, iota, kappa, lambda, mu, nu, xi, omicron

[Nexus @NexusLabs]

We recently released our roadmap, and we wanted to show you what it looked like in timeline form.

[James Boombayah @hugepalkon]

@NexusLabs bullish about this

[James Boombayah @hugepalkon]

Got in early. Built my rep.
Now I’m part of the first wave of $FORU airdrop crew🚀

Check if you made it 👇
https://t.co/KtJ37OwUBZ

[James Boombayah @hugepalkon]

@get_optimum has been promoting their sophisticated RLNC technology by Muriel Médard's, a MIT professor, to improve network efficiency and fault tolerance to ensure data is accurately reconstruct. Now they're opening Optimum Hackaton Bounty. Join now! 👇👇👇

[Optimum @get_optimum]

Important info for Optimum bounties coming up at @HackmosHQ

The IRL event will take place at Cosmoverse on 10/30, but there's a virtual intro workshop next Wednesday 10/22 to get familiar with the bounties. Sign up at: https://t.co/79z4Sl8kIQ to get an early start, one team member must attend the IRL portion to be prize eligible.

Virtual participation will be done through @DoraHacks, you can find more info on: https://t.co/iREXDwnaGl

See you there 🫡

[Doritra Aprian @Doritraa]

When most people talk about the Monad community, it's clear that they're only capable of building it, not making it prosper.

So here, i will talk about Monad from a different perspective, something that many people, and even its own community never highlight.

Monad documentation states that they support parallel execution, whose process or model is very similar to STM. They even acknowledge this in their documentation.

Although the STM model was discovered in 1995, it was initially only used for data synchronisation. Aptos later redeveloped it into a blockchain and introduced it as BlockSTM for parallel execution.

In other words, Monad stole the technology and did not acknowledge it. Movement uses BlockSTM openly and with permission. Even though Aptos made it open source, developers should still act ethically.

Monad has been selling and highlighting parallel execution since the beginning, even mentioning it on its website. However, they won't admit it.

But what's even funnier than this? Monad's co-founder did not refute the Aptos team's facts with valid arguments, but instead said something completely meaningless.

"you used to poop on the floor?"

As you can see, these are the characteristics that Monad and his team have had from the beginning: edgy and childish.

I have been discussing Monad in my private channel since the beginning of the year, because if I brought it up in public, I would certainly be attacked by a group of edgy people like their leader, who sets a bad example.

They haven't been communicative from the start, even on matters such as technology. What do you expect from them now? I'm not surprised to hear that many communities are ineligible for the Monad airdrop, but I am surprised that the number is so small, more than 90% of those actively involved in Monad to support them are getting nothing.

What I see now is even sadder: it's community versus community. There are those who have it, those who still benefit from Monad's inner circle and those who still hope for projects within the ecosystem, even if they only get a few roles that may not mean anything. What can you expect from them now?

I just want to ask: who are you fighting for? Who are you protecting? Something that was clearly unfair from the start? If it's for yourself, you're no better than Monad copying Aptos.

You deserve to be abandoned by everyone after this, just like Monad, which has the potential to become a dead chain. You deserve criticism. You deserve everything the community is saying about Monad right now.

This is my personal opinion. Feel free to discuss, but please note that i will not respond to comments that lack substance, as the Monad co-founder seems to do.

Good luck anw.

[James Boombayah @hugepalkon]

@NexusLabs gNexus

[Nexus @NexusLabs]

1/ In just a two years, Nexus has gone from a 1 Hz prototype to a global zkVM powering millions of verifiable computations.

Here's our origin story:

https://t.co/0ZIDU1rCVd

[James Boombayah @hugepalkon]

@NexusLabs minted mine!