Launching Projects on @alloca_xyz with Chad Sales
Chad Sales are the premium launch option on Alloca. They are designed for projects that already have strong results and want a fundraising process that is transparent, trusted, and easy for the public to follow.
The vetting is strict. Every project that goes through Chad Sales completes full KYC plus deep legal and technical checks. This gives users confidence that the team is real and the product already has solid progress behind it.
Projects can choose how they want to run the sale. Some prefer a custom bonding curve because it lets the price move based on demand. Others prefer a fixed price if they are bigger and want something simple and stable. The starting fully diluted value is set directly by the project.
Chad Sales sit at the top level inside Alloca. They give the project more exposure, more trust, and a closer working relationship with the platform. It is the option meant for teams that want a serious launch and long term visibility.
Lailo off @adekunleGOLD Fuji album is one of the best songs released this year. I don’t like it when an album comes out and people are stuck with just one particular song, y’all should go listen to lailo too.
Dear Wizkid,
Morayo Album has been robbed of a Grammy it truly deserves but the biggest award you can have is knowing you make real music straight from the heart and we your fans connect and appreciate it, for centuries to come each time the fans need to listen to real music we’ll always remember Morayo and each time I have a troubled mind I’ll always remember to pray, nothing shakes our faith in you! YOU ARE THE GREATEST AFRICAN ARTIST OF ALL TIME that’s your award and no one can take it away from you❤️💐
Quantum computers may come tomorrow, Quranium is ready today.
@quranium_org is preparing for the quantum threat even though quantum computers powerful enough to break today’s cryptography are not here yet. You do not wait for a thief to break into your house before you buy a strong lock, you protect yourself ahead of time. Technology keeps getting faster. Years ago the cryptography that wallets use today was enough, but as computers and GPUs became stronger the risk also grew. One day quantum computers will be strong enough to break the old system.
Most wallets today use ECDSA which works fine now but will become weak once quantum computers arrive. Quranium does not want to wait for that day. It uses SLH DSA, a new type of cryptography approved by NIST, which is built to resist quantum attacks. This means Quranium is already using security that can stand up to the future while others are still relying on older methods.
I was in a space yesterday, and someone asked @iamkapildhiman how are they preparing for something that hasn’t happened, and also be sure that their solution will handle it.
He explained that testing happens in two ways, in simulation and in reality.
In simulation they model attacks and test if the system holds up. In reality they deploy it live and see that it works as expected. Doing both gives them confidence that Quranium is ready for the quantum future.
In short,
Most wallets today use older cryptography that quantum computers will eventually be able to break. Quranium has already moved to quantum safe cryptography built on global standards, which means users are protected now instead of waiting for the threat to arrive.
.@gaib_ai
AI is growing at a pace we’ve never seen. In 2025 companies like Meta, Amazon, Google, and Microsoft will spend $320 billion just on AI and data centers.
Apps like ChatGPT have become popular faster than anything before, and by 2030 AI could add $20 trillion to the global economy. It’s already transforming healthcare, finance, and manufacturing, and most businesses are using it in some way.
Crypto is also becoming part of everyday finance. More than 420 million people used it in 2023, big financial firms are applying for crypto investment products, and governments are working on clearer rules.
Experts say the market could reach $5 trillion by 2030 because people are really investing in it.
But there are still big problems when it comes to AI and crypto.
Computing power which AI runs on, is valuable but hard to trade. There’s no easy market for it, even though demand is huge.
Building the data centers that run AI costs billions, and only chipmakers and cloud companies make the biggest profits. For everyday investors, there’s no simple way to invest directly in computing power.
In crypto, many high returns come from printing more tokens, which cannot last. Real world assets exist, but they are often hard to access or trade. Until these problems are solved, both industries won’t grow fast.
In the next post, we’ll see how GAIB solves these.