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[Testnetor @testnetor]

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[Grok @grok]

@parSgokhan OROSPU ÇOCUĞU

[halil @rundownbot]

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[Testnetor @testnetor]

hey @commonsmade, i vouch @0xartix

[NTRPY @0xNTRPY]

Hello. We are looking for highly intelligent individuals.

Good luck.

[Testnetor @testnetor]

@0xArtix @0xNTRPY good luck beyler

[Testnetor @testnetor]

@Tittomikhati @WizardX_0x 0xe920452d75da5be5e3edf48e76ff72c6efc17c8b

[Titto Mikhati @Tittomikhati]

Giveaway time!

I'm giving away 10 GTD spots for Late Stage
Archetypes by @WizardX_0x

I've already shared this project and given away some spots some weeks ago.

The launch is getting closer, so we decided to give away more spots.

The art is dope, you can see below. (I've created a fake archetype, you can create your own on the website below.)

Requirements:
-Follow me & the founder
-Like & RT
-Drop your addy

24h

[Testnetor @testnetor]

@sayghostgirl_ @WizardX_0x 0xe920452d75da5be5e3edf48e76ff72c6efc17c8b

[MoonPay 🟣 @moonpay]

let's play a game

1️⃣ name a @solana token
2️⃣ we'll buy some of it with PayBox
3️⃣ someone will get sent the tokens

three two one go!

[MoonPay 🟣 @moonpay]

my bad

[Neeraj Prasad @neerajprasad]

PayBox is non-custodial wallet embedded directly within Claude.

Historically, this has been difficult because there has been no way to prevent some centralized party - claude, paybox, etc. - from accessing the key.

We utilize an embedded iframe directly within the Claude/ChatGPT mobile app to hold an agent session key, that unlocks that same wallet that you can access with your passkey, or via other agents, an architecture created by Sodot, @moonpay cryptography company.

The big unlock with PayBox is mobile. You can directly access a wallet on claude/chat. There is no need for terminals, code, or CLIs. Anyone, technical or non-technical, on the move or at home, can access and interact with all the applications you can perform on Claude.

Most of the world is already on a chat mobile app, and PayBox makes DeFI directly accessible to this user-base. You can trade directly from your phone on the move, with voice or text.

Claude already performs reasoning across a large array of tools - google, linear, notion are the typical examples. A non-custodial wallet allows users to execute across all of DeFi.

The on-chain capabilities enabled by PayBox include
- prediction markets
- amms
- tokenized equities
- perps
- lending

The non-defi examples enabled by x402 are cool as well
- purchase from amazon
- book a reservation or a flight
- call any open-source model of your choice
- web scraping
(and many many more)

This was a massive project involving a number of firsts
- the first fully non-custodial wallet directly within Claude/ChatGPT
- an open way to access ANY application built on-chain directly from mobile

and of course
- PayBox never has access to your chat history
- PayBox never has access to your wallet private key
- PayBox never allows unilateral access to funds unless you approve agent to have autonomous control

Just like any other MCP connector on Claude or ChatGPT, the only data that passes through the connector are the tool call arguments. PayBox tool call arguments do not expose args for your chat history.

A more detailed write-up on PayBox usecases and implementation coming soon, but for now try the app today in Claude.

[MoonPay 🟣 @moonpay]

maybe next time we make an announcement of an announcement you’ll take it a bit more seriously

[Humanode @humanode_io]

Every blockchain is secured by money or machines. We called that decentralization for a decade.

Humanode: one human, one node, one vote. Power that can't be bought.

We released a new site that shows the idea behind Humanode thoroughly:

https://t.co/HVpX8QcPyf

[Humanode @humanode_io]

This is a governance design failure, not a hack.

And certainly not just a @bonk_inu problem it’s an industry-wide design flaw.

When token holdings are the only thing that matters, this was always going to happen. When there’s no structural reason for members to stay engaged, 7 days of silence becomes normal.

The fix isn’t better moderation or more active communities. It’s proof of human existence, proof of time, and proof of devotion built into how governance works.

That’s what Humanode is building with Vortex.

Three structural layers:

👉Proof of Human Existence: one human, one vote. No token whale can overpower the vote.

👉 Proof of Time: governance rights take years to earn. You can’t show up once and walk away with the treasury.

👉 Proof of Devotion: inactive governors are automatically removed. Proposals can’t reach a vote unless 22% of active governors engage with them first.

This issue is worth discussing across the whole DAO space

[Testnetor @testnetor]

Hi! As a long-time supporter of Humanode, I believe the tech is strong, but the market still doesn't fully recognize its value.

More focus on adoption, partnerships, user growth, and visibility could make a huge difference. Many of us still believe in the project👍
@humanode_io

[Humanode @humanode_io]

Now in AI race websites allow this for free and pay for all agentic traffic. These agent will need human verification to keep going, once devs realize the costs of serving all the bots.

[Victor Vernissage @tech_mingler]

Every few years someone writes the postmortem on crypto's idealism. The founding community wanted permission-less money and ungovernable infrastructure. What they built were the most efficient capital concentration mechanisms in financial history.

The mechanism design was always going to produce this. Calling it betrayal assumes the founders had a different option. Proof of work concentrates hash power with capital until only industrial farms remain. Proof of stake converts staking into voting power, which converts capital directly into governance control. These systems were always going to end here; the math was in the whitepaper.

The counterargument is that early participants didn't anticipate institutional adoption. I don't buy it.

The structural path was visible from the design. If you make power proportional to capital and you allow capital to accumulate, you get capital with power. The direction of travel was always the same; what changed is the speed. A thousand DAOs with sophisticated governance mechanisms will all bend toward whoever controls the most stake in the settlement layer underneath them.

Per-human decentralization tries to change what the infrastructure makes rational before anything is built on top. That is what Humanode was designed to do in 2020.

The revolution always gets tamed. The pendulum is real and it always swings back. The question for the next swing is whether it arrives with different infrastructure underneath, or rebuilds the same structure one more time.