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Over 900,000 computations on the @Arcium network thus far, and this is just the beginning.

With @zinc_cash successfully executing most computations atm, I must say Arcium is sailing faster than anyone can imagine.

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CERBERUS is @Arcium's most important Protocol. It's the main backend for MPC computation. One of the most interesting subjects everyone might want to dive into Arcium’s docs for more insight.

Check out Cerberus Whitepaper 👇👇👇

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soon.

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So what did everyone build this week?

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The world is changing.

Protocols need to adapt or get left behind.

Stay tuned for Monday.

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" You can have him and his father too" buy one get one free.

This is the funniest video I have seen recently 🤣 😂

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Who is your favorite trapper?

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Weekend goals:

✅ Stay hydrated
✅ Get some sun
✅ Deploy a trap

If you scored 2/3 or higher you're a certified Droseran.

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Africa should be in a different planet.

People sleep on trees to avoid heat, insects and animals on the ground.

#knowledge
#survival
#culture
#nature

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I’ve been sitting around the recent podcast between @yrschrade, the CEO and co-founder of @Arcium, with @TuckerCarlson and I want to elaborate on the way people keep circling back to “privacy” like it’s just another feature.

But here’s what feels off about that.

Privacy isn’t the headline.
Encrypted compute is.

And I don’t think we’re fully digesting what that actually means yet.

Everyone talks about encryption at rest. Encryption in transit. Cool. Standard.

But Arcium isn’t just about locking data.

It’s computing on it while it’s still encrypted.

Pause there.

That’s not an incremental improvement. That’s an architectural shift.

Because if data never has to be decrypted to be useful… then the entire trust model of Web3 changes.

No “trust me bro.”
No blind faith in validators.
No hoping your offchain processor behaves.

Just math.

And that’s what makes this different from every project that simply adds “private” in front of whatever they’re building.

Where This Actually Gets Interesting
The community keeps highlighting use cases ,DeFi, identity, AI, coordination.
But here’s the deeper layer:
Encrypted compute doesn’t just protect users.
It unlocks collaboration between parties that don’t trust each other.

Think about that for a second.

Institutions that can’t legally share raw data could still compute joint insights.
Protocols could coordinate without exposing strategy.
AI models could train without leaking source datasets.
That’s not theoretical hype.
That’s infrastructure level change.

And if Arcium gets this right, it doesn’t just become “another privacy layer.”

It becomes the silent backend for systems that require confidentiality by default.

The Part We Should Be Talking About More
Adoption won’t come from ideology.
It’ll come from developers realizing:

“Wait… I don’t have to choose between utility and privacy anymore?”

That’s the unlock.

And I’d love to see more builders in this community experiment loudly.

Not just “this is cool tech.”

But:
•What breaks?
•What scales?
•What feels impossible until you try it?
Because Echo isn’t about amplifying noise.
It’s about extending signal.

So here’s my real question to the community:

If encrypted compute becomes the norm…
what entire category of applications suddenly becomes viable?
Not better.

Viable.
Let’s push that conversation further.

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Had a great call with some of our lovely @DroseraNetwork ambassadors like @almondweb3, @mayorxbt, @BjornAgnesi.

Full steam ahead to get to TGE, we discussed highlighting the discovery of our more technical community members and Janissaries who can help make the difference in showcasing what's possible with Drosera.

I think there's a lot of headwind to expanding our growth, but the biggest issues are:

1. the state of the industry, with poor market conditions combining with a natural lack of desire from project developers to integrate yet *another* piece of tech into their stack without seeing some real world success stories. Always a problem for security-related products.

2. targeting the wrong level of our industry to try to see Drosera reach distribution. We clearly see from even limited numbers that most of the Mainnet deployments, whether PoCs or live traps, are being done by security researchers or technically-inclined individuals or pure developers.

So, with this in mind, our focus should never be on hype marketing or the typical finessing in the industry and *instead* be genuine and really prioritize the little guy.

@DroseraNetwork should start to incentivize incremental growth and real distribution to the decentralized underbelly and foundation of the industry, the pillar of our world: the developer.

And we will.

We've got another sync scheduled for next Monday as we lay the groundwork for this bold new initiative.

Grand Rising!

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Grand rising.

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We Don’t Talk Enough About What Arcium Is Actually Building.

I’ve been sitting with @Arcium for a while now.

Not just reading posts. Not just retweeting updates. Actually sitting with it. Watching how the architecture unfolds. Watching how the conversation shifts every time privacy is mentioned in this space.

And here’s what I’ve realized.

Most people still think privacy in crypto is a feature.

With Arcium, it’s infrastructure.

That difference matters.

Because once privacy becomes infrastructure, it stops being optional. It becomes foundational. It becomes something applications are built on top of not something awkwardly bolted on later.
And that changes how you design everything.

The first time it really clicked for me was when I started looking beyond the narrative and into how encrypted computation is being rolled out in phases. Not rushed. Not hyped. Structured.

Mainnet Alpha isn’t just a headline. It’s Arcium quietly moving encrypted compute into a live production environment even if it’s still curated and controlled. That tells me this isn’t theory anymore. It’s operational. Nodes are validating encrypted workloads. Real computation is happening without exposing underlying data.

That’s not cosmetic privacy.
That’s architectural privacy.

And then there’s the introduction of the Confidential SPL token standard on devnet. That part is strategic. It means developers don’t have to wait for “someday.” They can start building confidentiality native applications now. Financial rails that don’t leak user data by default. Logic that executes without revealing inputs.

That shift is subtle, but it’s powerful.

Because we’ve seen privacy narratives before. They usually end at anonymity. But Arcium goes further. it asks what happens when sensitive data doesn’t need to be revealed at all, yet can still power applications, logic, coordination.
Usable encrypted data.

That’s the part people skip.

And when you zoom out and look at the roadmap trajectory. Alpha, tooling, ecosystem readiness, full decentralization,you start seeing something bigger than milestones. You see sequencing. You see intention.

You see a team that understands encrypted infrastructure can’t be rushed.

In an industry obsessed with shipping fast and tweeting faster, Arcium feels different. There’s restraint. There’s engineering discipline. Updates build on each other. Messaging stays aligned. Nothing feels chaotic.

That’s rare.

Encrypted computation isn’t a trend cycle. It’s an inevitability. The only real question is who builds it in a way that developers can actually use and validators can realistically sustain.

From where I’m standing, Arcium isn’t experimenting.

It’s engineering toward mainnet reality.

And that’s why I’m still here.
☂️Gmpc

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AI is compressing crypto's security timeline.

Exploit research that once took weeks now takes hours. Static audits and human response loops aren't enough anymore.

Thus, Drosera.