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Bukan cuma ikut hype, tapi sambil belajar dan aktif di ekosistemnya.
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JUST IN: The Web version of ENB Blast Game is now available
You can now play ENB Blast directly from your browser and join tournaments from anywhere.
No downloads required. Just open your browser, jump into the action, and start playing.
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What's New? 👀
The last couple of weeks I’ve been fully focused on Celebration Hub.
On the user side, we’re still actively testing the @telegram version - already about 10% of DAU are there.
At the same time, I’m building complete profile unification across X, Farcaster, Telegram and Web, with support for both @base and @solana wallets.
I’m also finishing the full Solana experience: authentication and NFT gifting are now implemented and working (still polishing some details, but everything is functional).
On the agent side, just minutes ago the Celebration Hub agent sent its very first Solana NFT gift. This was a super exciting moment 🔥
I’m also actively improving the agent documentation, so it becomes much easier and clearer to use.
And here’s the big change: Previously the agent could only send gifts to some X users. Now I’m redesigning it to work like @bankrbot - so that all X users will be able to receive and send gifts simply by tagging @celebrationhb
Other things -
I’m preparing for TGE and the full official launch.
After almost a full year of development, Celebration Hub has grown into one of the largest social apps in Web3 - it’s finally time.
I’m also cleaning up all remaining bugs and duplicate profiles to make the experience as smooth as possible.
I’m currently in active conversations with developers from several ecosystems, but I’d love to connect with even more people.
P.S. I’ve been invited to speak about Celebration Hub on @farcaster_xyz Batches.
See you there on June 3rd!
There’s something I like about this concept.
Most NFT projects stop at “mint and hold,” but @miceofart is trying to make ownership feel more connected to the growth of the ecosystem itself.
1,000 hand-sewn plush mice on Base that also function as yield-bearing NFTs paying holders in $MOA as the project grows is a pretty creative direction.
It mixes art, collectibles, community, and onchain incentives in a way that actually feels fun again 🐭🧀
There’s something I like about this concept.
Most NFT projects stop at “mint and hold,” but @miceofart is trying to make ownership feel more connected to the growth of the ecosystem itself.
1,000 hand-sewn plush mice on Base that also function as yield-bearing NFTs paying holders in $MOA as the project grows is a pretty creative direction.
It mixes art, collectibles, community, and onchain incentives in a way that actually feels fun again 🐭🧀
Right now, using “private crypto” usually feels like using a completely different system.
You have to wrap tokens, move liquidity into separate pools, learn new flows, and suddenly the experience becomes more complicated than it should be.
That friction is one of the biggest reasons privacy tools haven’t gone mainstream.
The dual-mode stablecoin idea is interesting because it keeps things simple:
the same USDC or stablecoin can exist in both public and private mode.
No separate wrapped token.
No fragmented liquidity.
No leaving the apps you already use.
You just toggle between public and shielded balances depending on the situation.
Maybe you want a normal public transaction.
Maybe you want to privately pay salaries, move treasury funds, or avoid exposing your wallet balance to everyone online.
Privacy becomes a feature you turn on when needed, not a completely separate experience.
Feels like the kind of UX crypto actually needs, and it’s the direction @fhenix is pushing with encrypted infrastructure for Ethereum.
Right now, using “private crypto” usually feels like using a completely different system.
You have to wrap tokens, move liquidity into separate pools, learn new flows, and suddenly the experience becomes more complicated than it should be.
That friction is one of the biggest reasons privacy tools haven’t gone mainstream.
The dual-mode stablecoin idea is interesting because it keeps things simple:
the same USDC or stablecoin can exist in both public and private mode.
No separate wrapped token.
No fragmented liquidity.
No leaving the apps you already use.
You just toggle between public and shielded balances depending on the situation.
Maybe you want a normal public transaction.
Maybe you want to privately pay salaries, move treasury funds, or avoid exposing your wallet balance to everyone online.
Privacy becomes a feature you turn on when needed, not a completely separate experience.
Feels like the kind of UX crypto actually needs, and it’s the direction @fhenix is pushing with encrypted infrastructure for Ethereum.