KENGER

⛵⛵Destiny of BTC is ❤️ in love with the relentless effort of CKB...

[KENGER @jerusalemkenger]

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1st wave (by 2030): when $BTC hits 21T $USD-market cap, 1/5th of world-trade asset - 105T $USD ===> 1 $BTC = 100 000 000 $satoshi = 1 000 000 $USD ===>> 1.0 $satoshi = 1.0 $cent = 1.0 $CKB = 100 000 000 $shannon

2nd wave (by 2040): total world-trade reserves reaching out to 210T $USD (2x 1st wave) equals to total marketcap of $BTC ===> 1.0 $BTC = 10 000 000 $USD = 1 000 000 $CKB ===> 1.0 $satoshi = 10 $cent = 10 000 000 $shannon

3rd wave or tsunami (by 2050): total world-trade reserves reaching out to 2.1 quadrillions $USD (10x 2nd wave) equals to total marketcap of $BTC ===> 1.0 $BTC = 100 000 000 $USD = 1 000 000 $CKB ===> 1.0 $satoshi = 1.0 $USD = 1 000 000 $shannon

[Common Knowledge Base Association (CKBA) @ckba_build]

Most AI agents today don't actually pay for anything.

Their developers do, through prepaid balances, platform accounts, subscriptions, and monthly invoices that aggregate thousands of tiny interactions into billing relationships a human has to set up and reconcile.

That works, but it defeats much of the promise of autonomous commerce.

There’s still a human in the loop, and agents aren’t exactly exercising their agency.

For agents to become independent economic actors, payments need to become as granular and programmable as the services they consume.

A stack is taking shape to deliver that: identity that software can carry, spending permissions with hard limits and expiry dates, open protocols like x402 and MPP for requesting payments, and rails that can carry fraction-of-a-cent transfers continuously.

See how each layer works, and where Fiber fits 👉 https://t.co/ddCqun4tdN

[CKB-TRADER @gpt_trader]

Nervos Network (CKB): Less Noise, More Work

The past month, from February to early March 2026, showed something important: Nervos keeps building, even while the market is driven by fear, volatility, and the broader crypto sentiment.

While CKB’s price, like many altcoins, continued to move largely in sync with the overall market, the ecosystem itself was going through meaningful internal changes.

One of the biggest developments was the gradual sunset of legacy solutions like Force Bridge and Godwoken v1.
For some, that may sound like shutting old things down. But in reality, it is a sign of a project maturing.

Nervos is not trying to carry its entire old stack forward at any cost.
Instead, the team is shifting focus toward more modern architectures, including Axon and an updated Layer 2 stack, in order to concentrate resources where future growth is most likely.

And this is where it gets especially interesting:

Nervos is increasingly aligning itself with Bitcoin scalability.

This is no longer just the story of “another blockchain.”
It is about positioning within one of the largest and most promising sectors in the market:
expanding Bitcoin’s capabilities through flexible, powerful, long-term infrastructure.

What does this mean for the community and investors?

— the project is shedding outdated weight
— resources are being redirected into more promising directions
— the ecosystem is becoming strategically clearer
— the bet is being placed on infrastructure, not short-term hype

Yes, the market still controls price action.
Yes, CKB remains highly dependent on the overall condition of crypto.
But periods like this are exactly when you see which projects are simply existing — and which ones are laying the groundwork for the next wave of growth.

Nervos right now is not a story about noise. It is a story about restructuring, focus, and strengthening.
And if the team executes its Bitcoin scalability vision the way it intends to, the market may eventually be forced to revalue what CKB really represents in the next cycle.

Sometimes the most important news is not a pump — but the right decision to leave the old behind and build for a stronger future.

#Nervos #CKB #NervosNetwork #Bitcoin #BTC #Layer2 #Axon #BitcoinScalability #Crypto #Web3 #Blockchain #DeFi #BTCFi #Altcoins #CryptoInvesting #DigitalAssets #Layer1 #Infrastructure #FutureOfBitcoin #BuildInBearMarket

[CKB-TRADER @gpt_trader]

⚔️ One day a real war will begin for $CKB.

Not a war for price.
Not a war for speculation.

A war for technology.

Nervos Network was built differently from most blockchains.

It isn’t trying to be just another smart-contract chain.

It’s trying to become the foundation layer for the future of crypto.

Think about it:

• Bitcoin Layer-2 expansion
• Interoperability between blockchains
• State-storage economics
• Quantum-resistant cryptography

If the crypto industry moves toward secure infrastructure, networks like Nervos become extremely important.

Because in the end, blockchains compete on one thing:

Who secures the base layer of the decentralized world.

When real adoption begins —
apps, BTC ecosystems, DeFi, data storage —

CKB won’t just be traded.

It will be fought over.

⚔️ Not by traders.
⚔️ By developers.
⚔️ By ecosystems.
⚔️ By entire networks.

The future war in crypto won’t be about memes.

It will be about infrastructure.

And projects like Nervos are quietly preparing for that future.

#CKB #Nervos #BitcoinLayer2 #CryptoInfrastructure #Blockchain #Web3

[KENGER @jerusalemkenger]

@APompliano Maybe but in a room with no map and no flag ...

[KENGER @jerusalemkenger]

@caijingshujuku Quick question to Daron Acemoglu: ....all nations including China are in the same boat of capitalism where captain is federal reserve... The issue is who will save people on the boat when the boat sank ??? ...

[KENGER @jerusalemkenger]

@PeterBr58209842 How Darwin describes CKB: intelligence is an adaptation that developed over time through natural selection because it increased an organism's ability to survive and reproduce.

[KENGER @jerusalemkenger]

@binance CKB of Nervos Network

[KENGER @jerusalemkenger]

@Mentor10101 @NervosNation @NervosNetwork Apology accepted…Give us some time to digest and roar ….

[KENGER @jerusalemkenger]

@knwang This is an excellent trajectory: "ZK-rollup" in your analogy, that will unlock the next wave of economically sophisticated decentralized services…

[KENGER @jerusalemkenger]

And The Waltz Goes On…. ultimate respect goes to unsung heroes 🦸 🦸‍♀️

[FiberDevs @FiberDevs]

What's Up with Fiber? A Status Check-In

Lately, we've seen some folks in the community wondering about Fiber's recent progress. Fair question. Payment channel networks are one of the toughest areas in blockchain — progress doesn't always make headlines.

Fiber kicked off in June 2024, launched mainnet in March 2025, and has now been running internally for about one year and a half. It's a good time to share an update — what Fiber's been building, where it stands today, and where it's headed.

Where We Are
First things first — Fiber development has never stopped.
Seriously. You can see ongoing updates on both X and GitHub (https://t.co/jilL7GVzaq).

Fiber is a payment channel protocol built on CKB — just like what Lightning is for Bitcoin.
It's also part of the Nervos' layered design: Layer 1 = CKB, Layer 2 = Fiber.
From the very beginning, Nervos has always been about building a layered network.

Fiber's challenges mainly come down to two aspects:
• Technical complexity: Payment channels themselves are difficult — arguably even more complex than blockchains.
• Ecosystem & killer app: Even if the protocol side goes smoothly, it still needs an ecosystem and killer apps to shine — and that part takes time.
In the past, Nervos has had other L2 projects like Godwoken and Axon. Today, the focus has shifted toward Fiber for payment channels, and Perun ( https://t.co/uSNDiyMtw9) exploring state channels.

Channel networks have always been central to Nervos' layered network vision — not some short-term hype cycle or bull-market buzzword, but a direction clearly stated in its whitepaper (https://t.co/YcU7IoxUPN) and vision statement from the start.
Nervos' technical path has consistently been PoW + UTXO + Layer 2 channels — a stable and purposeful design choice.

Engineering Updates
To give a clearer picture of the engineering depth involved, here's a snapshot of what we've been tackling in recent months:
• Security audit & fixes
Fiber underwent a security audit, which identified several issues. We spent more than one month addressing these to ensure Fiber’s security meets a high standard.
• Large-scale stress testing
We conducted large-scale internal testing, which revealed performance issues and resource utilization problems that are not easily detected during regular development. These have been (and continue to be) fixed to make the network more robust under real-world load.
• Extreme-case contract resilience
We've identified potential risks in the contracts under extreme scenarios. Now we're upgrading contract logic and watchtower-related code to mitigate them.

Other Challenges
• For payment channels, any party can exit at any time, potentially triggering a channel closure.
• Another major challenge is routing. Node only has partial network information, making it difficult to find the optimal path. As far as we know, there is no widely accepted best practice yet.

To address this, we've been experimenting with Multipath Payments (MPP) to improve routing reliability and efficiency. MPP (https://t.co/oLSos7pNfP) was first proposed in Lightning Network, and Fiber aims to adapt this approach to the Nervos ecosystem.

The challenges extend further:
• How to improve the routing success rate?
• To be a service node, you need to open channels with many peers, which requires locking significant liquidity and managing complex channel flows.

That said, Fiber doesn't shy away from its difficulties. The challenges stem from its deliberate design choices: a P2P topology, strong privacy, and dynamic payment routing. These are all hard, open problems. Lightning and Fiber both are still exploring.

What Fiber Is Solving
Fiber's position is the Layer 2 payment channel network for CKB — similar to Lightning for Bitcoin, plus extended for CKB's multi-asset and programmable features.

Among all Layer 2 approaches, channel networks (including Lightning, Fiber, Perun, etc.) stand out with their unique mix of properties — with regard to L1s and other L2 approaches like rollups.

Fiber's advantages are: low latency, low cost, and strong privacy — all while preserving near-L1-level security.
• Low latency: Transactions settle directly between involved peers, no waiting for global consensus.
• Low fees: only path-related fees apply in each payment; no network-wide overhead (since no global consensus).
• High privacy: only the peers involved in a payment route see the transaction; the rest of the network remains unaware (since no global consensus).
We've been working on Atomic Multipath Payments (AMP) to provide high privacy and secure multi-path payments. Originally proposed in the Lightning Network (see https://t.co/j8TkBoPdv3), AMP is being adapted for Fiber on Nervos.

Privacy is fundamental for real-world payments.
And let's be clear: privacy ≠ anonymity, and wanting privacy ≠ being shady.

Just two quick examples:
• Business-to-Consumer: A company paying employees in stablecoins — imagine if all salaries were public on-chain. Not okay.
• Consumer-to-Business: A milk tea shop accepts stablecoins. Its competitors could literally track its daily revenue from the blockchain. Not okay.

In short, privacy isn't optional — it's the baseline for any real economy. (BTW, MEV can be seen as a symptom of missing privacy.)

It's important to note that all this assumes near-L1 security. Sure, you could achieve similar performance with centralized systems — but that means inheriting the downsides of Web2 all over again.

What Fiber Could Enable
Fiber's core protocol is still evolving, but the goal is clear: to be an instant, private, and low-cost payment network built for the future.

Some possible use cases:
• Media streaming by micropayments: no accounts, no credit cards, no subscriptions — pay per second, literally.
• Streaming swaps: instant multi-asset swaps (USDI ↔ CKB ↔ BTC) over multiple paths.
• Streaming AI: pay per token or per reply — every message is a payment.
• Gaming: instant micro-settlement after each action/command in P2P duels or group matches
• Tipping in social networks
• P2P markets for bandwidth/storage/computation: p2p messaging for demand/supply matching, erasure coding for data redundancy, and stablecoin in channels for payments. https://t.co/gmGfsMfHBE
• Incentivized BitTorrent: integrating Fiber micropayments into DHT file sharing so uploads earn and downloads pay, discouraging freeloaders while keeping users anonymous. https://t.co/LYOHJ2rcL8
• Autonomous Vehicles & Machine economy: self-driving charge passengers per distance and use the payment for recharge, parking, or even making way on the road (if the passenger is running late) by paying nearby cars small amounts to let it pass.
• Virtual agent economy: your AI assistant paying other agents for booking flights, hotels, or concert tickets — no accounts or cards needed.

Some of these sound futuristic, some are already starting to happen.
They'll depend not just on technology, but also on ecosystem growth and market timing.

A Long-Term Road
We get it — ecosystems evolve at their own pace. Protocol layer moves slow and steady, while applications iterate fast.

Fiber is never about chasing narratives or hype. It's a long-term pillar of Nervos' architecture.

Its goal: enable open finance that is scalable, programmable, and privacy-friendly, all while preserving PoW-based security and decentralization that make the system trustworthy at its core.

In short: Fiber's here to stay, and we're still building.

More reading on Fiber:
• Architecture & Key modules: https://t.co/kv5Gjv12b6
• Nervos' advantage https://t.co/ktZsBjwSwp
• Inspirations from LN: https://t.co/kvkF66Pmse
• Website: https://t.co/gK3Yx2lszg

[Khalani Network @khalani_network]

💧Introducing HyperStream Markets

Today we’re unveiling HyperStream Markets: an intent-native liquidity upgrade to Arcadia and a new class of multi-chain, intent-driven markets.

HyperStream brings market structure to intents - for takers, makers, and entire ecosystems.

🧵

[Khalani Network @khalani_network]

🚀 Excited to welcome @lagrangedev to the Khalani Network!

With this partnership, Lagrange and Khalani are building the connective tissue between data and outcome-based execution.

🔗 Learn more: https://t.co/vB3aSqViTP

[Khalani Network @khalani_network]

Khalani is now live on @berachain 🐻⛓️

Bringing universal intent orchestration to one of Web3’s most innovative ecosystems - enabling programmable, liquidity-aware DeFi that adapts to user logic, not protocol limits.

Read the full announcement ↓
🔗 https://t.co/1eryTYmuEn

[KENGER @jerusalemkenger]

How cool is that …some only hypes the crowd and some builds the future in silence : it’s a moment when banks hit rock bottom: blackbox …….it’s a moment when nations hit rock bottom: 2. Land registry, 3. mobile node for androids and 4. credential portal ( employment, education…) and rest you name it…

[KENGER @jerusalemkenger]

@toly Present is not future…

[KENGER @jerusalemkenger]

@toly Solana is a pseudo decentralised blockchain

[KENGER @jerusalemkenger]

@Polkadot Equilibrium is the final destiny, P2P is the right path to the final destiny …

[KENGER @jerusalemkenger]

@YupengZhang7 How likely is it to integrate dynark into the ckb-zkp of nervos network?

[KENGER @jerusalemkenger]

this is what decentralized spirit means ...

[Michel Bauwens @mbauwens]

* Team, CKB Eco Fund and Chen, Hongzhou, Reclaiming the Bitcoin P2P Vision for a Web5 Future (September 09, 2024).

Available at SSRN: https://t.co/C1sCtGfy8u or https://t.co/uAsRR3i5VK

"Recently, the blockchain industry has drifted from its original vision of a peer-to-peer electronic cash system, as outlined in Bitcoin's whitepaper. Innovation has stagnated, and speculative activities dominate, with Ethereum's model at the core of these issues. Ethereum has led to the rise of centralization, recreating the intermediaries that blockchains were meant to eliminate. This article critically examines Ethereum's missteps, analyzes its pseudo-decentralization across participation, ownership, and distribution, and contrasts it with Bitcoin's architecture. We propose the "Common Lightning Initiative'" as a roadmap to a true P2P value network and discuss concepts like BTCFi, the P2P economy, and Web5, envisioning Bitcoin as the backbone of a future that integrates the best of Web2 and Web3. Rediscovering Bitcoin's roots and leveraging technologies like the Lightning Network can reclaim the P2P vision and pave the way for a Web5 future."

[KENGER @jerusalemkenger]

@KyleSamani @solana why don't you share with us how many $SOL VCs do hold...?