This moment has been 5 years in the making and marks 4 years since I quit my job to enter Web3 full time to build @EtherealLabs_.
We’ve worked with many chains and projects over the years, but building on Base has been an absolute pleasure.
We’re very thankful and honoured to have worked with some of the brightest minds and top projects in the space.
If you are looking for devs in the Web3 space or just need some advice, feel free to reach out to us.
Let’s keep building on @base! 🟦
We are proud to announce that we are now a Base Services Hub agency!
@EtherealLabs_ is an onchain development studio building secure smart contracts and full-stack apps.
Our recent work includes developing the smart contracts and marketplace for @sportfun alongside their full stack team (100M+ volume / top consumer app on @Base), and leading the blockchain development for @playchronoforge.
15+ projects shipped. Zero security incidents. Bringing users onchain at scale.
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@DutchButters Not every game has to cater to everyone based on the time they have available to them. Especially if it diminishes the experience and world for everyone else.
There are plenty of fantastic games out there that cater to this amount of free time.
That's us on engineering. $1B+ through our smart contracts so far, and 0 security incidents.
Also built @Welcome3HQ and @TraderChamber end to end with the @CodecraftGroup team.
The traditional Web3 agency model is fundamentally limited.
Projects shouldn't have to stitch together five different providers to go from an idea to a functioning, funded and distributed product.
Strategy, engineering, marketing, listings and capital are interconnected. The closer these disciplines work together, the better the outcomes.
I think we're only scratching the surface of what this model can become.
most web3 agencies still operate like service shops.
reason why @CodecraftGroup is quietly building something closer to a full-stack growth engine.
they bring strategy and listings (dverse)
marketing and distribution (inferno labs)
engineering (ethereal labs), and capital under one roof.
their publicly shared numbers include 200+ exchange listings.
$225m+ raised for projects, and 50+ tier-1 listings.
they're also starting to productize the system itself.
this includes private networks like welcome3 and trader infrastructure.
they're also building ai-driven distribution tools using the same data they leverage for clients.
it's less about running campaigns.
it's more about owning the infrastructure layer behind how serious projects launch and scale.
worth watching how far they push the product side.
@Nasky303@CodecraftGroup@nft_parker_@DVerseGTM@InfernoLabs_@EtherealLabs_ Engineering shouldn't exist in isolation. The real value comes from connecting the dots between strategy, distribution, capital and execution, especially in the age of AI.
Excited to be building the engineering side of this with our work at Ethereal Labs 🫡
Would you value a business differently if you disagreed with the morals of the person running it?
We see this all the time with those who lead the companies that shape our world.
Markets aren’t purely rational. Perception, reputation and trust are all part of the equation.
BREAKING: Nasdaq 100 futures erase all losses and turn green as investors buy the dip after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's relationship with a Chinese spy.
The Nasdaq just lost -$250 billion and added +$300 billion all within 7 minutes of the market's initial reaction to the news.
Ten years ago everyone on crypto twitter was bullish and the bankers said it was all a scam. Now everyone on crypto twitter says it’s all a scam and the bankers are bullish
People are even getting hacked by Microsoft Paint now.
My hope is that the AI war helps to create incredibly secure systems.
My anxiety is that it doesn't do so fast enough for malicious actors to cause widespread chaos.
🚨 Critical Windows Paint vulnerability allows remote code execution without authentication, CVE-2026-83844
Microsoft has disclosed a high-severity vulnerability in Windows Paint that could allow unauthenticated attackers to execute malicious code remotely without user interaction.
Tracked as CVE-2026-83844, the flaw stems from an out-of-bounds read that could compromise the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of affected systems.
The vulnerability carries a CVSS score of 8.1 and affects Microsoft Paint versions earlier than 11.2605.91.0. Microsoft has released a security fix, and administrators are urged to ensure Paint is updated.
There are currently no confirmed reports of active exploitation.
Stock market crashing.
War brewing in the Middle East.
Crypto hacks left, right and centre.
Critical software vulnerabilities being discovered every day by AI.
But hey, at least WoW Forever launches today.
It's time to enter Azeroth once again.