dharmadrudge⚡️💎

Unborn. Decentralized. Non-Dual. Accelerated.

[dharmadrudge⚡️💎 @sovereignsol]

@Chad_De_Boeuf Nothing can stop an idea whose time has come. $RUNE @THORChain

[vxdb @vxdb]

Federal agents in Atlanta stopped a guy at the airport, forced him to unlock his phone, and it self-wiped using GrapheneOS's built-in duress feature

The DOJ is now charging him with destroying evidence

[Maxim @RUNEMaxim]

Everyone can contribute something to the community. Instead of getting worked up or being negative, you should contribute proactively to Thorchain's success.

thorchain:native

[fincontrarian @fincontrarian]

Every cycle has two kinds of people.

One group sees every challenge as proof it’s over.
The other sees every challenge as proof that the protocol is getting stronger.

I know which group I’m in. ⚡

Over the past few years, the @THORChain community has seen it all:
✅ Bear markets
✅ ThorFi
✅ Exploits
✅ FUD
✅ Endless “it’s dead” predictions

Yet here we are…

Building. Shipping. Recovering. Expanding. 🚀

Streaming Swaps changed the game.
TRON is live.
Monero is around the corner.
More chains are coming.
Developers keep building.
The community keeps growing.

Negativity is contagious.
So is conviction.

Choose carefully what you let into your mind.

Every challenge is another opportunity to improve the protocol, strengthen security, and prove why permissionless cross-chain liquidity matters more than ever. 💪

The strongest communities aren’t the ones that never face adversity.

They’re the ones that refuse to stop believing, keep contributing, and come out stronger every single time.

Stay positive.
Keep building.
Keep stacking.
The best chapters of THORChain are still ahead. 🔥

#THORChain #RUNE #DeFi #Bitcoin #Monero

[Rayyyk @raynalytics]

.@bazaarswap integrated @THORChain into its meta-DEX, which covered 163 chains and 41,100 tokens.

The reason was simple: THORChain adds native asset routes without wrapped tokens or conventional third-party bridges.

Check out the full recap 👇🏻
https://t.co/n2AVQEr2Dt

[With The Coke @WithTheCoke]

That's why @THORChain matters! 🔎

[Patriotsounds @patriotsounds]

@THORChain Swaps ⚡️Live View⚡️

& 🎶 Sleep Aid 🎶 🛏😴

https://t.co/h5uOnTgxsR

[boone @BooneW]

boonetool #5 is live

Tracks how much @RujiraNetwork has earned @THORChain Base Layer thus far

[CyberSatoshi 𓆙 @XBToshi]

cross-chain is a literal meat grinder. look at that track record.

six completely different vectors. smart contracts. consensus code. deepfakes. pure mathematical cryptography. building actual permissionless native swaps is a death march. TC chose the absolute hardest path and paid the iron price in blood and stolen funds.

look around at the other "survivors". it's a tragedy. layerzero watched $290m get drained from kelpdao last month via poisoned RPC nodes. their whole defense was just blaming the dapp for a weak verifier setup. modular security just turned into modular accountability. passing the buck doesn't secure the dark forest.

now everyone has ptsd. every major project is rushing to integrate chainlink CCIP.
i totally get the panic. surviving these hacks is exhausting. but let's call CCIP exactly what it actually functions as: web3 SWIFT.

you get the chainlink brand. you get the ultimate safety net. but you hand over the keys. their risk management network can literally hit a kill switch, halt transactions, and censor the bridge at any moment. a perfectly secure, permissioned walled garden.

these projects pivoting to CCIP aren't upgrading their tech. they are buying insurance. they raised the white flag actually already.

we traded the permissionless utopia for bank-grade censorship. true decentralized routing is just too brutally hard to build. the endgame for 99% of bridges is just rebuilding traditional banking on-chain.

massive respect to the few still trying to build uncensorable dark infra.
it's a lonely road.

[Chad Barraford @CBarraford]

Its wild to me how divisive @THORChain seems to be.

This protocol solved a "holy grail" problem the industry desperately needed to be solved and achieved "the impossible". Any coiner should be in appreciation for achieving something that we all use & take for granted today

[Joel Valenzuela @TheDesertLynx]

There's a good reason THORChain's being smeared online after the recent exploit: symbolism.

The protocol has become the symbol of permissionless finance.

When it dared to try to resist censorship, it painted a massive target on its back. Now, people who champion permissioned protocols are piling on, because permissionlessness is a threat to them.

And yes, even architects of other permissionless protocols are joining in out of pure envy.

THORChain is technology filled with innovation and genius, flaws and mistakes. But, like it or not, in this moment it represents much more than just itself.

Stand with the THORChads, not because you like them, but because right now, they're at the front lines of the war for freedom.

Asgard calls for aid.

[THORChain @THORChain]

64.4M $RUNE just burned. Total supply is now 360M, within 3% of circulating supply.

MC/FDV at 97%. That's down from 1 billion at launch, to 500M, to 360M today.

5% of all fees keeps burning daily. $RUNE is deflationary by design.

More data on @Dune :
https://t.co/qbQdPyL547

[THORDEX @thordex_ipfs]

Introducing: THORDEX fiat on/off ramp

Buy crypto with fiat. Sell crypto back to fiat. P2P trades secured by zkTLS leveraging @peerxyz.

This is just v1. v2 closes the gap with CEXs entirely.

[dharmadrudge⚡️💎 @sovereignsol]

@Migaloonatic

[BiorLabs @BiorLabs]

If you caught Saturday's livestream, you already know.
Card backend is done. Frontend and security checks next.

What is the first thing you're buying with the cards?

[dharmadrudge⚡️💎 @sovereignsol]

@RunemirQi Forgive, but never forget.

[With The Coke @WithTheCoke]

Hey all, @THORChain & @RujiraNetwork weekly recap is up! BTC Las Vegas Recap, v3.17 Upgrade, ADR 25, Rujira Staking Is Live, bRUNE, Onchain Scheduler and More!

@Dashpay @TheDesertLynx @MarkMoneyMason @BitcoinMagazine @BiorLabs @vikrantnyc @EdgeWallet

https://t.co/ny9RbUwMl8

[Station 🛰 @StationWallet]

Something is coming in 48 hours.

If you were a Station user, we've got something for you.

[Oleg Petrov @ol3gpetrov]

I have heard and read a few times recently about Thorchain efforts to bypass SwapKit's 25bps markup.

I'm not sure where that figure comes from, SwapKit never charged 25bps. Our previous fee structure capped at 20bps, now it's even lower.

Most fees are public and easily visible on any explorer. We publicly advertise our stablecoin <> stablecoin fees being only 1 basis point. Thorswap is SwapKit's top Thorchain integration and the SK fee is only 5bps. Weekly rolling numbers show 6.25bps across all integrations.

If you still want to start a new business and compete on 6bps, bring it on 💪

https://t.co/IS23ZmSDxk

[dharmadrudge⚡️💎 @sovereignsol]

@ol3gpetrov Lfg⚡⚡🚀

[boone @BooneW]

Far too many these days are missing the crypto forest for the trees. Crypto exists and has value only and because there are serious unavoidable systemic and structural problems with fiat.

Fiat money is not value neutral.

We have been locked into the fiat system for so long that most just take it as a given - the proverbial fish not being aware of the water they're swimming in. Taking it as a given, most of us are blind to the human costs inherent to it.

Most damningly, fiat money (and the central banking apparatus that enables unlimited creation of it) removes the natural fiscal brakes that would otherwise constrain governments from launching or prolonging expensive wars. Under a commodity-backed or "sound money" system (like the classical gold standard), war funding required either raising taxes (politically costly and visible to citizens), borrowing from real savings (which competes with private investment), or running out of hard assets—making large-scale, indefinite conflicts far more difficult.

In his books The Bitcoin Standard and The Fiat Standard @saifedean summarizes it starkly:

"Under the gold standard, governments fought until they ran out of gold and could no longer tax the population. Governments can fight under the fiat standard until they have appropriated all the value held by their citizens’ money."

To put it simply, fiat money has caused the deaths of millions of people.

As if that wasn't enough, that is not the only ill fiat imposes on us.

Also very seriously, fiat is a system of surveillance and control. Governments are debanking their citizens with greater and greater frequency, and this trend is all but guaranteed to continue. The threat of programable money and CBDCs looms large.

New fiat money does not enter the economy uniformly. Those closest to the source (banks, governments, large financial institutions, and asset owners) receive it first and spend it before prices adjust, capturing real resources. Later recipients (workers, pensioners, the poor) face higher prices with devalued currency. This "uneven distribution" is blamed for widening wealth gaps, enriching elites while ordinary people fall behind.

Fiat money undermines virtues like thrift, prudence, and long-term planning. It rewards debt, speculation, and consumption while punishing savers.

It is against these ills that any competing system of money must be judged to give it fair reckoning.

The dream of crypto is to separate money from the state. To do so, it must be usable in a way that Bitcoin and Ethereum are not. Public blockchains are not functional for everyday life. No one would expose their net worth and transaction history to everyone they have an economic interaction with or anyone who might be curious. For crypto to actually be useful - for it to ever have a chance to replace deadly fiat - it must be private.

But onchain privacy has real costs as well: you can't have privacy onchain without money laundering.

Money laundering causes real harm. It allows bad actors to profit from activities that cause serious harm, most notably human and drug trafficking, as well as propping up tyrannical regimes such as the DPRK. These are real and serious costs, and they must be deeply considered.

There is no way to objectively compare these two sets of costs, but in the final analysis onchain privacy is likely the lesser of two evils.

Privacy is a fundamental human right and ultimately is worth the cost of facilitating money laundering, similar to the right to bear arms.

Will some people use guns to do bad things? Yes of course they will. Does that mean people shouldn't be allowed to own guns? No, of course not. A minority using guns to do bad things is the unfortunate price that must be paid to have liberty.

Likewise money laundering is the cost of citizens having a meaningful check on the power of the State and sovereignty and autonomy in their personal affairs.

@THORChain integrating $XMR will grant real privacy to $BTC and $ETH and meaningfully advance us towards a future where State and Money are no longer synonymous.

Most people in crypto are here to make a quick buck

THORChain is here to usher in the peaceful revolution against the tyranny of the State