Really enjoyed the event by Team 1 Avalanche! 🔺 Great energy, amazing conversations, and a fantastic experience overall. Kudos to the entire team for putting together such a memorable event. Looking forward to more moments like this! ❤️ https://t.co/RkPMxP6CtN

Let's try hands in Blackjack for 2X 🤑

I think Persistent Deposit Addresses could be one of the most underrated pieces of the Intents stack. Imagine sending funds directly from your usual wallet or exchange and having the exact asset you need arrive on the destination chain. No bridge hopping. No complicated flow. Here’s what’s happening underneath 👇

I recently spent some time playing around with the Intents Swap Widget, and the setup was surprisingly straightforward. You can choose the chains and tokens you want to support, decide how wallets connect, customize the UI to match your app, and even add your own fee on swaps. Then you just embed it with an iFrame or use the React SDK if you want more control. I made a quick video showing how the whole setup works from start to finish 👇

This one caught my attention 👀 Aurora Intents is apparently close to launching its first major vault partner, and the integration is almost done. The interesting part for me is the focus on USDT sitting on Tron. There’s a huge amount of capital there, and with Intents Connect, Intents Deposits, plus new yield products coming in Q3, that idle liquidity could become much easier to put to work. I have a few guesses about the vault partner… but I’ll keep them to myself for now 👀

One thing I find really interesting about Confidential Intents is that privacy gets stronger as more liquidity enters the privacy pool. That’s where the experimental NEAR @ $3.33 incentive program comes in. The idea is pretty simple: encourage more participation, grow the privacy pool, and create a larger anonymity set for everyone using Confidential Intents. Privacy here isn’t just a feature you switch on. It gets stronger with participation. 👀

Sending crypto to someone still feels more complicated than it should. "Which chain?" "Which token?" "Do I have enough gas?" "Do I need to bridge first?" Persistent Deposit Addresses remove all of that. You get one reusable address. Anyone can send from any supported chain or asset, and NEAR Intents handles the routing, swap, and delivery behind the scenes. No bridge UI. No chain switching. No asking users to figure things out. That's the kind of UX crypto has been missing. 🔥

I really like the direction Aurora is taking. Instead of trying to build everything themselves, they're doubling down on what they do best: powering the infrastructure layer behind NEAR Intents. As @near_intents becomes the home for retail users, @auroraisnear is focused on making technologies like Intents Connect available so wallets and apps can integrate seamlessly. Different roles, same ecosystem. That's how you build for long-term growth

One of the biggest misconceptions in crypto is thinking confidential and secret mean the same thing. They don't & now it's cleared by & CEO of @auroraisnear Confidential Intents don't hide what happened forever they protect your trade while it's happening. With Confidential Intents, your intent stays private until execution. That's why I think we're seeing such strong traction around NEAR Intents. Better execution, fewer leaks, and a much fairer way to trade on-chain.

One of my favorite things about Intents Deposit is how simple Persistent Addresses make cross-chain deposits. Your app only needs 3 inputs: • Deposit chain • Recipient • Output asset That's it. You get back a reusable deposit address that never expires. No creating a new address for every transfer. No tracking transaction state. Users can send from their wallet or even directly from a CEX using any supported asset on any supported chain. Behind the scenes, NEAR Intents detects the deposit, routes it, swaps it if needed, and delivers the requested asset to the destination. This is the kind of UX crypto has been missing. #IntentsDeposit #AuroraIntents #Aurora #NEARIntents #Intents