Michael richards

Gr electrical solutions director.

[Clover @CloverJat]

the more i watch linqai, the more the pieces start connecting.

they're not just building a compute protocol anymore. the ecosystem keeps expanding, integrations keep shipping, and now LP-R13 is bringing purpose-built hardware into the picture.

on the other side, $LNQ is making some serious candles.

if you caught my first post around $0.0038, you'd be sitting around 2.2x from there today.

the build is getting attention.

[cyclops (winter arc) @cyclops_fgs]

two signals in 24 hours and both point the same way.

the @linq_ai team shipped LP-R13,

a ready to run compute node that removes the hardware headache for new providers.

plug in, power up, and earn. no phd in server parts needed at all

and @CryptoWizardd?

back again naming $LNQ a low cap that flies when eth moves.🔥 >>

meanwhile the chart printed +94% to $6.74M and broke out CLEAN.

the team ships, chart confirms, and smart money keeps calling it.

standard nfa applies, but i wouldn’t sleep on this if i were you.

[Scotty236 @jbmcomms]

#M87 & $LNQ 🚀🚀

[Adil Rashid @Adil_ara24]

Cope. Seethe. Rage

I consider myself ghay for not holding a $LNQ bag as I was waiting for more consolidation.

Price is up 4x from the lows!

[Bakr Benhass @BakrB_s]

You asked. We delivered. 🚀

LP-R13. Another step forward for #LinqProtocol.

Onward!

[RisHad @CryptoRisHad]

Most projects stay software only forever. Hard to see an actual physical ship nowadays.

$LNQ just shipped their first hardware product. LP-R13 a plug and play compute node built for LinqProtocol.

here's why that matters: joining as a provider used to mean picking between different parts, weighing price, power, and performance just to get started. this friction alone kept most non-technical people away. This product skips all of that.

Second real ship in a matter of days. LinqGuard, now an actual hardware.

The teams effort is definitely reflecting on the price. Still early I would say.

[LinqAI @linq_ai]

🎉 Introducing LP-R13

Bespoke nodes for LinqProtocol 🖥️

[Crypto Zeinab @CryptoZeinab]

$LNQ is cooking 👀

They are building a real decentralized compute network and now they’re building the hardware to power it.

LP-R13 makes it easier for anyone to run a node and provide compute to LinqProtocol.

This is how you build real infrastructure.
Bullish on where this is heading.

[L U G A @CryptoLuga]

ethereum:0xd4f4d0a10bcae123bb6655e8fe93a30d01eebd04 Ethereum trendlerde.

[George Fox @onlyfox83]

Huge day for @linq_ai 🫡

[WIZZ🥷 ( beware scammers ) @CryptoWizardd]

Remember lowcap quality onchain projects will run so much higher once Ethereum takes of

Here is a few below that i think will run towards new highs

@MessierM87 #m87
@Spectre__AI $SPECTRE
@linq_ai $LNQ
@PinLinkAi $PIN
@everybodyholdX $Hold

Onchain season will be back

[kelvin @Soundboy_Kelvin]

The ethereum:0xd4f4d0a10bcae123bb6655e8fe93a30d01eebd04 token sitting at $3.5m isn’t the ceiling. We have a long way to go back to the top

AI is becoming more compute intensive every single day. Agents, applications, models and Web3 infrastructure all need servers, CPUs and GPUs to actually run

The @linq_ai team is offering decentralized compute and the infrastructure is already live through LinqProtocol

So I’m looking at $LNQ as a small cap asset attached to a narrative that continue attract attention as decentralized AI infrastructure develops

[cyclops (winter arc) @cyclops_fgs]

wizz sees the bigger picture here.

calling out $LNQ right before an eth run is a massive cheat code imo.

@linq_ai did not just survive the bear market, they also built a decentralized compute network that undercuts big tech by 80%.

add in linqguard for node security and ts is a LITERAL fortress.🔥

do your findings, the projects that grind when nobody is watching always lead the next leg up.

wizz knows ball and the chart is starting to agree frl

feel free to dyor, but the fundamentals are loud, iykyk.

[LinqAI @linq_ai]

To all the new followers, welcome!

This is what we are all about 👇

https://t.co/sNun7iSCRA

[kelvin @Soundboy_Kelvin]

Few understand what’s coming…

Big shoutout to wizz for highlighting these solid gems backed by true builders

But most definitely, soon as liquidity flows and $ETH starts behaving, people will eventually begin asking what they’ve missed, $LNQ is already on my radar

The @linq_ai team didn’t wait for the market to turn bullish before getting to work. They’ve been building and offering decentralized compute beforehand with LinqProtocol

That’s exactly why I’m aligned with @CryptoWizardd on this one, $LNQ is about to turbo run higher !!

[ItsFrank @FrankLambeek]

.@linq_ai is adding a security layer to its Community Provider network. 🛡️

Meet LinqGuard, LinqProtocol’s cheat and monitoring system.

This system was introduced with the Community Provider Beta. LinqGuard monitors security activity across provider infrastructure to help protect deployments.

It looks for activity and gives the network better visibility into what is happening across provider environments.

More providers mean infrastructure to monitor. And LinqGuard is built for exactly that.

Here’s what it watches and why it matters.

ethereum:0xd4f4d0a10bcae123bb6655e8fe93a30d01eebd04

[Briggs @BriggsOnchain]

people forget that "decentralized compute" means your workload runs on a machine you don't control

that's the risk LinqGuard exists to solve

it watches for suspicious runtime activity, tracks changes to critical files and host secrets

also authenticates every provider agent so the monitoring itself can't be faked

unglamorous infra work, but it's what makes an open compute network actually usable.

good tech.

[Crypto Zeinab @CryptoZeinab]

This is why I keep watching $LNQ.

LinqGuard isn’t just another feature. It’s infrastructure for making decentralized compute observable, verifiable and accountable.

And honestly, the team’s track record is what stands out to me.

They kept building throughout the entire bear market and keep coming back with genuinely impressive tech.

Markets eventually notice teams that actually ship.

I’ve got a feeling $LNQ is going to surprise a lot of people when attention rotates here.

[LinqAI @linq_ai]

3/ It also monitors changes to important files, activity through the Kubernetes API, and selected access to host secrets.

These checks help identify changes to the deployment environment, including changes to LinqGuard’s own agent.

[LinqAI @linq_ai]

2/ When you deploy to a community provider, your workload runs on a machine they control.

LinqGuard watches for suspicious runtime activity and collects context about process execution and host security, helping us investigate possible interference.