The real threat in crypto isn’t always the code
No one has attacked the protocol itself so far. But the team regularly gets phishing attempts from North Korean hackers, aimed straight at their wallets
How do you build private crypto that criminals can't abuse?
Tornado Cash became a tool for laundered funds. Zama's answer is analytics that flag bad wallets at the door and keep watching activity after they're in
Private crypto without moving your money anywhere
No new chain and no bridging. Your assets stay on Ethereum and Solana and just get encrypted
"We wanted to go to where the users already were"
Your wallet isn't as anonymous
Pseudonymity worked 10 years ago, when crypto was niche and nobody was really watching the chain
Big players are moving onchain, and with AI and analytics tools, it's getting easy to identify people and track their money, trades, and strategies
20 million impressions without posting once
Public trading is free marketing
One trade got around 10 to 20 million impressions from other accounts posting about it on Instagram and TikTok, and seeing his name again and again turned into branding on its own
The Azuki go-karting lore you didn't know about
Last year in Singapore, Team Azuki raced at the Azuki event and everyone could bet on whether they'd finish under 40 seconds. After a 30 second first round, they thought it was already done
600K Views. 7K New Followers
A trading Reel reached 600K views and brought in 7,000 new followers, while other content with strong views didn't convert nearly as well
The difference might reveal something important about the type of content people actually want to follow on IG
Not all followers have the same value
@MINHxDYNASTY believes 100K on X can carry more influence than 1 million on TikTok, especially when it comes to building a brand and reaching the right audience
The next winners in crypto may be the teams that spent years building instead of chasing hype
NEAR is finding product-market fit by solving a real problem: connecting different chains so users and AI agents can trade across ecosystems more easily
The biggest risk of using AI might be what you share with it
For individuals, AI privacy might not always feel like a major concern
But for companies and governments handling confidential information, one data leak could have serious consequences