Volume on @metricxyz didn't fade after launch. It re-accelerated. It dropped from $293.9M (Oct 16) to $117.1M (Oct 25), then printed $399M on Oct 29 and $426.9M on Oct 30 - two strongest days since launch. Spike came after the launch marketing cycle ended. 7-day volume is now ~$2.0B. Lifetime volume is $25.98B. https://t.co/Zz7oPwALiB

Shoutout to the Top 10 and everyone who showed up to another @RialoHQ Quiz Night. 220+ active participants. Glad to crack the top 10 myself for the first time and finish 7th. It's mostly about learning the ecosystem and showing up consistently. See you next Friday. https://t.co/0asKTLceW7

Privacy and liquidity used to be a trade-off. You either kept your balance out in the open and stayed composable, or you moved into a separate shielded asset and lost the integrations. Dual-mode assets change that. One token, one address, a public balance and an encrypted one. You can show what needs showing and hide what needs hiding, without fragmenting liquidity or rebuilding every integration. Now that CoFHE is live on Ethereum and Arbitrum mainnet, that switch stops being a testnet demo and becomes something a real product can build on. Privacy and composability no longer have to sit on opposite sides of the same token. Launch is permissioned through an allowlist, so this is still early. But the design direction is clear. @fhenix

Solana is joining Polygon's vision for a more connected onchain trading ecosystem. With @0xPolygon OMS now supporting @solana, the goal is to simplify how trading platforms access liquidity and manage order flow across chains, without forcing users to stay inside isolated networks. This is another step toward less fragmented markets, where cross-chain infrastructure makes onchain trading more accessible.

Every job becomes a signed task, scored by independent validators, anchored on-chain. Verification is the product, not an add-on. Operator's private log is not the source of truth - validator consensus is. @konnex_world https://t.co/A1AfqOWLlk

Another week, another powerful @RialoHQ Builder Hub. Every new project could be that early alpha. Worth catching the ones that actually ship. https://t.co/Py3kppDKvA

Encrypted compute changes how strategies are evaluated. You can stress-test, rank, and score them while the actual alpha stays hidden. Capital then routes to the strongest based on public evidence - performance scores, risk metrics, and hashes - instead of whoever is willing to leak their edge first. That removes the structural problem where proving a strategy works immediately gets it copied or front-run. @0xAlphaEngine is building this with @fhenix so evaluation happens on encrypted data and only the proof of results is visible.

. @FlutonIO, working with @fhenix, is tackling something most onchain transactions have by default: the sender's wallet is visible to everyone. Their approach combines FHE confidentiality with smart-account anonymity. https://t.co/dfbNNFCB9n

When privacy meant a separate wrapped asset, every DeFi integration had to be rebuilt for it. Dual mode changes that. Lending, DEXs, and wallets see one token. Balances and positions can stay encrypted inside contract logic, while liquidity and price discovery still happen in the open. Remaining challenge is deciding which states stay private while still letting other contracts interact with them safely. @fhenix

So, what's with Towns? Will it come back to life, or is this the end already... @townsxyz @TownsProtocol base:0x00000000a22c618fd6b4d7e9a335c4b96b189a38 https://t.co/asBAnTf0k1