Mr Z

I ❤️ Jeff

[Mr Z @mrzed008]

@RoundtableSpace What is the app called and where is it available?

[Mr Z @mrzed008]

@Peter_Quadrel AI

[Mr Z @mrzed008]

@Peter_Quadrel Ai

[Mr Z @mrzed008]

@JeffStelling who was the tightest at the bar after a soccer Saturday #MHMASKJEFF

[Mr Z @mrzed008]

@beewestwood of all the grounds you’ve been to, who had the worst hospitality? #MHMASKJEFF

[Mr Z @mrzed008]

Outside of Kammy, who were the funniest pundits you worked with? #MHMASKJEFF

[Mr Z @mrzed008]

Who had the smelliest person (breath or B.O) that you had to work with on soccer Saturday? #MHMASKJEFF

[Mr Z @mrzed008]

@GothamSenator @mssteuer are the any estimates on how long it will take to get the full worth of americorps business on-chain?

[Casper Wallet @casper_wallet]

Casper Wallet now supports @WalletConnect.Connect to any dApp from your desktop and sign transactions securely on mobile. Enjoy seamless cross-device access to the Casper ecosystem 👇

Learn more: https://t.co/jasdrPa6cX

[Steuer @steuertoken]

🚨 Casper just dropped something huge, and most people don’t get it yet.

It’s called Native Access Control. Sounds boring, right? Wrong. This is one of those behind-the-scenes moves that makes blockchains actually usable in the real world. Let me explain:

🔑 The Problem With Web3 So Far

Most blockchains are built like a giant open door.

Anyone can interact.

Anyone can call functions.

“Permissionless” is the word.

That’s great for decentralization, but here’s the catch: businesses, institutions, and even DAOs need rules.

A CFO should approve payouts.

A dev team should upgrade contracts.

A regular user should only be able to send/receive, not mint new tokens.

Without that control, you end up duct-taping clunky workarounds on top of the chain.

🛡️ What Casper Just Shipped

Casper added Native Access Control (NAC).

This means role-based permissions are now built directly into the protocol — not hacked on later. Think of it like giving every smart contract its own security system with keys and roles.

Admins can do admin things.

Users can do user things.

No one else gets in.

Simple, powerful, and trustless — because it’s enforced on-chain.

💡 Why This Is a Big Deal

Enterprise Ready → Corporations can’t run apps if “any rando” can trigger sensitive functions. NAC makes blockchain apps safe for business use.

Security Boost → Less attack surface = fewer hacks. Permissions are baked in, not bolted on.

Governance Upgrade → DAOs and communities can define clear roles without spaghetti code.

Future Proof → Composable with identity, KYC, and other governance systems down the road.

🏗️ Real-World Examples

A stablecoin contract: only the treasury wallet can mint, but everyone else can transfer freely.

A supply chain app: only certain suppliers can update shipping data, but customers can view it.

A DAO fund: only elected members can move funds, but all holders can vote on proposals.

🎯 The Steuer Take

This is the kind of quiet upgrade that separates chains built for hype from chains built for adoption.

Casper isn’t just shouting “we’re fast” or “we’re cheap.” It’s solving the real problem:
👉 How do you make blockchains usable by real organizations with real rules?
Native Access Control = a bridge between Web3 ideals and real-world demands.
And when the world catches on, this will be one of the reasons they say: “Casper was ready.”

#Steuer #Casper #Blockchain #CSPR

[Josh Tobkin (SUPRA) @JoshuaTobkin]

Hi CZ, we met in Taiwan a few years ago. You probably don't remember me or @JonEvansJones, but I'd like to start by saying I think what you have done for the industry is actually underappreciated.

But I also think the Binance listing process needs a bit of a makeover.

For example, I know you're a huge science geek and supporter. Yet, @SUPRA_Labs can't get listed even after talking to folks for years now -- we're literally one of the best, pioneering Web3 Computer Science teams in the world!

The proof is that we're accepted to many of the top computer science venues globally, such as the #1 in the world, ACM CCS 2025 (we've been accepted multiple times).

We have the fastest EVM parallel execution algo in the world , we have the most performant DAG design in the world (https://t.co/6Q0e0v8EfT) and also our Hydrangea Consensus algorithm is likewise the fastest of its type in the world (https://t.co/CjdMY5eLBX).

We were the 3rd Move Lang L1 to ever launch, but the Binance team listed another less technically skilled Move L2 (which now is a L1 apparently) over us, who have, to be frank, only the ability to fork technology... not make it... and it seems like their founders left the project.

As you can imagine, I'm just confused about the due diligence process, how that project could get listed but we couldn't.

Any pointers or suggestions?

We put a majority of our resources into pushing comp sci forward and continue to do so.

If the listing process is about merit, I assure you we have all the fundamentals. If it's about hype, well our DNA is more around proving our ideas than over exaggerating them for hype... but we'll work on that too.

Despite how I personally feel about CEX vs. DEX, which apparently is the same how you feel, our community without any surprises wants a Binance listing.

We'd love to continue to invest all we can to innovate Web3 and push the limits for our industry as a whole. Competition is good!

As a lover and supporter of the sciences too, I hope this message can be seen by folks in your orbit...

As a founder... I can resonate with some of the things being said regarding the listing process lately... Some of us just can't afford the ask though, especially since L1 projects like ours have block rewards that are required for long-term sustainability. The ask, fwiw, was more than founders own...

To my community, the truth remains, projects like ours need more liquidity and exposure, and Binance, like it or not, is still #1 in the world... I know this too.

To @cz_binance , I know you're not in charge of listings and such, but it would be cool if merit for core innovations (like being the best in the world in several protocol designs) could count for more in the decision-making process. In order for us to have innovated what we have... it requires a tremendous amount of focus, energy, and creativity (aka resources). We want to put our resources fully towards those objectives.

As a founder, you know projects need to keep as much of the limited resources they have to continue to give back to Web3, discovering what is possible for decentralized networks.

In short, we can't really afford the amount of tokens asked for from us either. And would love to see how we can move forward through our merits and contributions.

We are one of the most sincere and serious projects in the space. What we've been able to accomplish compared to competitors 4-8X better funded than us is remarkable.

Have a great day!

[Mr Z @mrzed008]

@JoshuaTobkin @JonEvansJones Would be possible to create a community listing fund which people can contribute to get you closer to the tokens needed? It will benefit everyone in the longer term

[Mr Z @mrzed008]

@Evecoins Collaterize it on @Nexo

[Mr Z @mrzed008]

@AltcoinBale Deja Vu

[Mr Z @mrzed008]

@JNYBGR 🤣. Does Claude have the best understanding of remotion?

[Mr Z @mrzed008]

@Ai50916 @Casper_Network Could be 0.15 any day 😮

[Mr Z @mrzed008]

@JNYBGR Can you share the registration link please?

[Mr Z @mrzed008]

@JNYBGR @X7mdNet Will we be able to add our own fonts?

[Sjuul | AltCryptoGems @AltCryptoGems]

Unlocking Real-World Adoption🔓!

Casper2.0 is a complete reinvention:

> Instant finality
> Upgradable smart contracts
> Native access controls
> Built for RWA adoption

It’s not hype. It’s real-world infra.

Check their Zealy campaign out here👇:
https://t.co/3AZBJe3I7Z

#DYOR