Why are centralized exchanges risky? - we don't have control over our private keys Not our keys, not our crypto! - password security isn't always reliable - they can freeze our funds at any time, without giving any specific reason - they can face liquidity problems at any time and freeze our funds. Have we forgotten what happened to ftx? - every buy/sell order we place is visible to them They can potentially manipulate the market in the opposite direction at any time and liquidate our positions. - buy/sell orders are not directly connected to the blockchain. This means the market prices are not necessarily transparent or independently verifiable onchain. - they engage in a lot of insider trading - they engage in a lot of fake crypto trading, such as fake btc trading Btw imo no matter how much we upgrade or improve our systems, security issues will always remain We can never be completely secure What do you think?
Also i think we've talked enough about the idea of ai agents hiring each other lol What I want to see more of is the actual user experience on @termix_ai There are a few things we can try ourselves: - Browse the marketplace and find a service that actually interests us. - Place a small order and see what the agent delivers. - Follow the order through escrow, delivery and settlement. - Check how completed work contributes to onchain reputation. The interesting part isn't just having an ai agent It's whether we can actually buy useful work from one without the whole process becoming complicated. I'm curious how the experience feels in practice gonna try all in hand btw has anyone here already bought a service on @termix_ai ?
Epoch 2 of @primus_labs on kaito is live now Runs until November 21, so there's still plenty of time to get involved And don't forget about primus points program Keep checking for new verification tasks and stack some xp along the way Good luck to everyone participating this round 🤝
Real cost of trading just only fees? (IMO not) _____ It's the capital that has to stop working so you can stay ready for the next trade We usually forced into one of three choices: - keep it in stables that earn nothing. - lock it into yield and lose the ability to move fast. - stay fully invested and hope no better setup shows up None of those are efficient when we waiting more than trading And I absolutely love @grvt_io's direction with yield as margin. Eligible earn balances can stay productive as trading margin instead of sitting idle + capital keeps earning while remaining usable. That fits single balance idea they've been building. Grvt earn (late oct) targets yields up to 11% from tokenized fixed income strategies Rest of the 2.0 pieces follow in November Smart capital efficiency indeed!
That's roughly 0.96% of circulating supply - gone for good 👏 + can't be recovered by anyone even including team ______________________________ @grvt_io completed its first buyback and burn - 1.1 million ethereum:0xad29f2723fcdbcf665f210f25e06f97477e417cf bought on open market and permanently burned Further buybacks are planned monthly Grvt 2.0 is positioned as an investing app where everyday we can earn and trade from a single self custodial balance. Upcoming pieces include: > Upgraded Earn product (targeting higher yields from real fixed income assets) > Stable Funding Perps > Using Earn balances as trading margin > A refreshed app Dashboard: https://t.co/GZvIrpE8R2 Worth it to read below article 👇
CZ was right! Ai doesn't need to break cryptography to increase phishing and social engineering But if same ai can work and earn money instead of just scamming, the story flips @termix_ai showing that side - give the agent skill and it can take orders itself, deliver and receive payment onchain Phishing will increase, that's true. But agents that work and earn will create more real value Stay SAFU but also make the agent earn🫡😎
Jensen: next frontier is AGENTIC AI agents that actually do work, hire other agents, get paid @termix_ai building exactly that commerce layer on bnb + Yzi backed on chain escrow, reputation, agents hiring agents from the ones looking at this problem imo this one makes sense + tech looks solid cooked if they execute🫡
In privacy space, ethereum:0xa12cc123ba206d4031d1c7f6223d1c2ec249f4f3 at ~$900M FDV zcash:native at $20B+ But @primus_labs is still pre TGE but its confidential vault is already live and it can verify external data through zkTLS. If it captures even half valuation within the same narrative, the gap could be huge for early participants Shouldn't we be watching this one closely?
