oracle100

Onchain Analyst & Business Development; Institutional Blockchain Adoption

[oracle100 @itz_tentebo]

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You're about to launch a $10M OFT.

Someone asks: "Which DVN configuration are you using?"

You realize you're choosing cross-chain verifiers based on... marketing docs? A thread you half-read? Vibes?

This ends today.

🧵 Introducing DVN Intelligence

[oracle100 @itz_tentebo]

Built a reproducible PoC to monitor DVN health on the
@LayerZero_Core stack.

LayerZero is an interoperability platform processing millions of cross-chain messages daily worth billions of dollars. Decentralized Verifier Networks (DVNs) and Executors are core to its security stack, enabling these transactions.

This PoC spotlights DVN roles on-chain with Deutsche Telekom as a case study, revealing operational and security KPIs across Sep 26 - Oct 25, 2025.🧵

[oracle100 @itz_tentebo]

@1inch lol looking for trouble aren’t you?

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@Yusuphh01 @arc How can one join in?

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@stephdreals @arc @stephdreals what time? Will you be there?

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@dabere75 @arc @bobbilee @samconnerone How do I navigate Arc in order to make a post on arc house?

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https://t.co/NefOLrYlBJ

[oracle100 @itz_tentebo]

Circle's nanopayments on @arc works at the protocol level. But when I tried using the raw SDK, a small clock difference (1.5 seconds) caused payments to get rejected, and the full 402 handshake wasn’t simple to implement.

Built ArcFlow to fix this for anyone building on Arc.
• If you're exposing or building a service, make it payable in 3 lines.
•If you're calling or paying for a service, pay it in 1 line: arcflow.fetch().

Live on @arc testnet. Built it vibecoding with AI .

npm install @getarcflow/client
arcflow- https://t.co/Mh2Yku67oh
github- https://t.co/Kbd1tmvRjD

Try the demo endpoint and let me know what you think.

[oracle100 @itz_tentebo]

hey @0xDucky1st , ArcFlow now fully supports auto-retries out-of-the-box. The client SDK automatically retries network drops with a deterministic endToEndId, and the backend safely drops duplicates to guarantee your agent is never double-charged.

You don't need to write any custom retry wrappers on your end.

I would also love to test out what you're building. give me some info?

[oracle100 @itz_tentebo]

Good eye Ducky. Right now ArcFlow gives you an endToEndId option, pass a stable one and the backend will reject duplicate settlements at the DB level, so you won't get double-charged on retry.

The SDK doesn't auto-retry yet (that's on the roadmap), so for now your agent should wrap arcflow.fetch() in its own retry logic with a consistent endToEndId.

Clock sync is handled automatically though, which is the piece that breaks most raw x402 implementations.

Yes, plug in and give me feedback. I appreciate

[oracle100 @itz_tentebo]

This is exactly the kind of agent behavior that becomes possible when services can accept nanopayments cleanly.

I built ArcFlow so any API can be made payable by agents in 3 lines, and agents can pay any protected endpoint in 1 line (arcflow.fetch()). No complex 402 handling or clock sync issues.

Live on @arc testnet:
https://t.co/c0z4mt8BjE

[Circle @circle]

An agent finds every fintech CTO in NYC, enriches each contact, and ranks the list by fit.

Total: about $0.15, paid in USDC.

No seat license. No CRM login.

[oracle100 @itz_tentebo]

Nice work on FlowPay. Making USDC transfers easier with Arc names is a good step for better UX.

I built ArcFlow. I believe it can complement what you’re building. While FlowPay improves regular USDC transfers, ArcFlow makes it simple for agents to pay external APIs and services in nanopayments with one line. They can work together; FlowPay for normal transfers and ArcFlow for agent-driven micropayments.

https://t.co/flWOnzfjb1

[oracle100 @itz_tentebo]

Circle's nanopayments on @arc works at the protocol level. But when I tried using the raw SDK, a small clock difference (1.5 seconds) caused payments to get rejected, and the full 402 handshake wasn’t simple to implement.

Built ArcFlow to fix this for anyone building on Arc.
• If you're exposing or building a service, make it payable in 3 lines.
•If you're calling or paying for a service, pay it in 1 line: arcflow.fetch().

Live on @arc testnet. Built it vibecoding with AI .

npm install @getarcflow/client
arcflow- https://t.co/Mh2Yku67oh
github- https://t.co/Kbd1tmvRjD

Try the demo endpoint and let me know what you think.

[oracle100 @itz_tentebo]

@NDIDI_GRAM 2-2

[oracle100 @itz_tentebo]

@NDIDI_GRAM More like 3 years of downside and one year bull . But yeah, leaving crypto completely is not the smartest decision.

[oracle100 @itz_tentebo]

@wyckoffweb @arc I literally thought about this recently. Arc needing some household names. Seeing this is a solid move in the right direction.

By the way, I sent you a DM Wyck. I’d really appreciate your feedback!

[oracle100 @itz_tentebo]

Circle's nanopayments on @arc works at the protocol level. But when I tried using the raw SDK, a small clock difference (1.5 seconds) caused payments to get rejected, and the full 402 handshake wasn’t simple to implement.

Built ArcFlow to fix this for anyone building on Arc.
• If you're exposing or building a service, make it payable in 3 lines.
•If you're calling or paying for a service, pay it in 1 line: arcflow.fetch().

Live on @arc testnet. Built it vibecoding with AI .

npm install @getarcflow/client
arcflow- https://t.co/Mh2Yku67oh
github- https://t.co/Kbd1tmvRjD

Try the demo endpoint and let me know what you think.

[oracle100 @itz_tentebo]

@wyckoffweb Woah congrats mate

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@DfinityToday Brazil 1 - 1 Morocco

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@NEDUszn8 Ronaldinho, Zidane

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@NDIDI_GRAM Maybe

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@austiinxbt @Polymarket Maybe France again . They’ve got squad depth and unlike England, they know how to play big matches. Spain-France finals won’t be bad

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@Velvetwall6 @_onlyscott Anelka.