@theInterfold Vitalik’s original post links to his article “The cryptographic world computer,” describing Ethereum’s evolution into a hybrid system combining blockchains and modern cryptography (FOCIL, EIP-8288, Lean consensus, privacy features, formal verification, and longer-term obfuscat
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My @legiondotcc raid process is simple:
First, I open an available raid and check the target post. I make sure it isn't low quality and that it's something I'd genuinely engage with before spending 5 VP.
@0xHamd1st@legiondotcc Really clear process. Taking the time to read the requirements carefully, creating an original reply with accurate info, and then submitting proof knowing it still has to pass verification is the right way to handle these raids. Appreciate the transparency.
@plzdiethx_bye Really clear breakdown — thank you. A lot of people treat raids like “just spam like + RT,” but the part about writing an original reply and waiting for verification is what actually separates real participation from low-effort noise. Especially useful reminder that submitting
A Republic raid isn’t “spam the timeline.”
It’s a live brief + original public proof.
How I actually do one:
1)Open the raid queue and pick a live raid I can finish before the proof deadline.
2)Optional community raids I skip. Required Legion/campaign raids I don’t. Read the requirements first. The one I ran asked for like + repost + a reply that adds something. I wrote that reply in my own words — not a rewrite of someone else’s comment.
3)Publish the action on X, then submit the direct public post link as proof.
The part people miss: submitting ≠ accepted.
The link just goes to review. Low-effort or generic replies get rejected. VP only lands after a verifier approves it.
If it does get approved, the post can enter the Republic raid queue so other members can support it.
That’s the loop: choose a live raid → follow the brief → original post → submit link → wait for review.
Disclosure: I’m participating in a rewarded community campaign on The Republic /@legiondotcc
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