0xAnouarBF

HAY ESPERANZA EN LA DERIVA

[Simo Ben @Simo__Ben]

🚨بلاغ من DGSSI حول ثغرات خطيرة في برمجة PHP
رابط البلاغ تحت التغريدة 👇🏻

[pashov @pashov]

working in cybersecurity can truly turn an atheist into a man of faith

[0xAnouarBF @magicbit2]

@Le_Crapaud47 Frère donne moi un seul clip au Maroc où notres polices ont capturé violemment un Français
Vas-y !!
J'ai plein de vid des maroccain bien harcelé par les polices français
Enfaite je ne generalise pas ! Mais l'idée là est très trompeuse

[0xAnouarBF @magicbit2]

@BadrBellaj Really inspiring, can't wait for this

[0xAnouarBF @magicbit2]

@BadrBellaj Well we should be aware that using Blockchain technology in a closed system where the single entity controls it and decide who can participate in this chain or cannot. Is no longer a decentralized system anymore but a complete waste.
What do you think ??

[0xAnouarBF @magicbit2]

هذا معيار خاطئ اذ لا يجب اختزال المستويات المعيشية في الدخل ولكن ايضا يؤخذ بعين الاعتبار ايضا النفقات.
فمن عنده 5 اولاد او يعيش مرضا مزمنا يصرف ما يقارب نصف دخله قد ينزله في الواقع الى مستوى ادنا.

[‘ @fooaaaad]

حسب تقرير مركز هاريسون للدراسات الاقتصادية والاجتماعية – المرصد الدولي للدخل ومستويات المعيشة، OFNRS هذا هو السلم الطبقي حسب الدخل الشهري
اينا مستوى نتا

[0xAnouarBF @magicbit2]

Japan running for Stablecoin

[ZKsync @zksync]

Prividium is coming to Japan. 🇯🇵

Today we announce a partnership with NexBridge, the country's leading digital financial infrastructure company, to bring Prividium to Japanese financial institutions and jointly develop use cases matched to local regulatory requirements.

[0xAnouarBF @magicbit2]

Overwhelming, but true 😔

[Eli Ben-Sasson | Starknet.io @EliBenSasson]

Working in crypto requires knowledge in math, finance, sociology, economy, game theory, regulation, and as of recently LLMs and quantum physics.
Then, you need to follow up news, Twitter, telegram, and a couple more channels 24/7. Quite simple.
Bullish.

[0xAnouarBF @magicbit2]

As a dev I use it daily 🙂🤌

[Luxi ⭐ @0xLuxi]

No one’s used this app since 2023

[0xAnouarBF @magicbit2]

A government with a strict extremist agenda is always ready to spend all their resources to cause disturb and corrupting the other forces superpower even if it requires destroying themselves.

[0xAnouarBF @magicbit2]

Well the incentives logic could work in case of a government that uses rationally their resources. But history has proven and still proves till this moment that this is not the case

[Turki Alsharari @Alshts0b]

ماذا لو حاولت دولة عظمى تدمير البيتكوين؟

[Turki Alsharari @Alshts0b]

ماذا لو حاولت دولة عظمى تدمير البيتكوين؟

[0xAnouarBF @magicbit2]

@BadrBellaj واخا دبا السؤال هو شكون لي حط هاد الطريقة ديال الحساب و الاحصاء
على اشمن اساس
كانظن انها خاص حتى طريطقة الاحصاء و الترتيب يكون عليها انتخابات حيتاش كاتلعب دور المنظار لي كانشوفو بيه
انا الا شيواحد عطاني نضاضر حمرين غاتبالي السما حمرا 🤌🤌🙃

[Ethereum Daily @ETH_Daily]

Vitalik: Ethereum is Becoming More Than a Blockchain

Speaking at the 2026 Shanghai Blockchain International Week, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin shared a broader vision for where Ethereum is heading.

His main point: Ethereum is evolving from a blockchain that executes everything into a global system focused on computation, privacy and verification.

Here are the key ideas:
1/ ZK is becoming the foundation → Instead of every node doing the same computation, users or other systems can do the work and generate a proof. Ethereum only needs to verify that proof.

2/ Privacy becomes programmable → Vitalik said blockchain is moving beyond simply answering “Who can send what?” The next question is “Who can see what?” This means applications could control which information is visible without exposing everything publicly.

3/ Scaling through proofs → Complex computations can be split, processed in parallel and compressed into proofs before being verified on Ethereum. This could allow much more computation without putting all of it directly on-chain.

4/ Ethereum becomes a full pipeline → Vitalik described a future involving user devices, private transaction pools, multiple participants, block construction, L2s and finally Ethereum for verification. Ethereum does not need to perform every step itself.

5/ AI changes development → AI can help developers write, test and formally verify increasingly complex cryptographic systems. Vitalik believes this can make advanced Ethereum infrastructure both faster to build and more secure.

6/ Quantum resistance matters → Ethereum is also moving toward quantum-safe cryptography, with STARK-based systems playing an important role in the longer-term roadmap.

Ethereum's future may not simply be about making the L1 faster.

It is about building a trust layer where computation can happen anywhere, privacy can be programmed, and complex results can be mathematically proven and verified on-chain.

[エロヴォ・ハムザ 🐺 @elomari05]

أخر مرة غنتعاطف مع العروبية فشي قلاوي ديال الطريق ولا الضو والما.

نتا واش 5 سنين ديال العذاب كيجيو يخسرو عليكم واحد الخمس ايام ديال اللحم والشيخات والزرقات كتمشي تصوت عليهم عاوتاني.

إذن نتا حمار وديك الحالة لي عايش فيها تستاهلها.

[0xAnouarBF @magicbit2]

@marouane53 Nailed👌 enough buzzwords

[0xAnouarBF @magicbit2]

A good learning path to build a blockchain from scratch would be:

1. Build a basic block structure with:
- block height
- timestamp
- previous block hash
- transactions
- nonce
- block hash

2. Add transaction signing with public/private keys.
3. Implement a simple mempool.
4. Add block validation rules.
5. Implement a very simple consensus mechanism first, even Proof of Work, just to understand how nodes agree on state.
6. Run multiple nodes locally and make them communicate over P2P.
7. Add fork handling and chain selection.
8. Only after that start thinking about things like smart contracts, account models, UTXO, PoS, BFT consensus, etc.

For an academic project, I would also separate the project into four layers:
- networking
- consensus
- state / ledger
- cryptography

That makes it much easier to understand and test.

One thing I would strongly recommend is writing tests for invalid blocks, replayed transactions, double spends, malformed signatures and forks. A blockchain can look like it works while still accepting invalid state transitions.

I work mostly around Solidity, smart contract security and blockchain analysis, so if you get to the validation/security part, feel free to ask. That's probably where I can help the most.

[0xAnouarBF @magicbit2]

@ArbieuLucien J'ai l'impression que c'est Tanger
Marchane
Hhhh

[0xAnouarBF @magicbit2]

@saytella1 Heeeyyyyy finally I have found moroccan web3 people