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Mohi.eth

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Uniswap v4 hooks give builders more control over how pools work on @arc , and @haydenzadams and @benhmorris talked through what that means for new launches and ethereum:0x72dfb2e44f59c5ad2bafe84314e5b99a7cd5075e liquidity. cirBTC is Circle’s 1:1 BTC token with onchain reserves. Pairing it with USDC gas and fast finality makes it easier to manage positions without fee volatility or slow settlement getting in the way. Hooks let you attach custom logic so every asset doesn’t have to share the same fee or incentive setup. That becomes useful when you’re launching something new or trying to deepen markets around wrapped BTC. Arc already has v4 pools running, including cirBTC pairs. The conversation focused on what developers can actually do once more assets land on a chain built for stablecoin flows and institutional settlement. If you’re building on Arc, which hook setups are you testing first for new tokens or BTC pairs?

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The thing that actually caught my attention with @FungoLabs isn’t just “encrypted NFTs” ; It’s how cleanly the roadmap is built around one piece of tech. They’re using Zama’s FHE (fully homomorphic encryption) on Ethereum. In simple terms, the chain can run calculations on data it never sees. So an NFT can be minted with both its art and its real stats already encrypted. The contract generates the randomness, deals the traits, and later can even resolve a game fight, all without ever decrypting what’s inside. That’s why every Genesis NFT has two layers. The look (the art) stays sealed until the holder decides to publish it. The essence (class, stats, element) stays encrypted forever. No reveal function, not even for the team. Roadmap is straightforward: 🔸Genesis: 3,232 sealed NFTs (minting November 5) 🔸Launchpad: other studios can launch their own collections the same way, with their own rules for what stays hidden 🔸The Game: built specifically so those hidden traits actually matter in on-chain battles without ever being exposed Most projects bolt privacy on later. Here the whole thing is designed around the idea that an NFT should be able to keep a secret and still be useful. Curious which part of the roadmap feels most interesting to you; the launchpad for other collections, or the game that uses the sealed stats? @zama

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Just went through the full $FUNGO tokenomics thread from @FungoLabs : 10B fixed supply, no VC, no presale, no tax. 46% going straight to the community on day one feels fair. I hold 2 Zama OG NFT myself so that puts me at roughly 280k $FUNGO if I claim on time.😍🥸 Hope the FDV clears 100M once trading starts. 🕯️🕯️ The 7-day claim window and burn for unclaimed tokens is a nice touch too. Encrypted NFTs on Ethereum with @zama FHE is still one of the more interesting experiments happening right now. Claim as regular $FUNGO or sealed as $cFUNGO is a small detail most people will skip but it fits the whole privacy angle they are building. Team locked for 12 months then slow vest. Liquidity locked forever. Not perfect but better than most launches this year.

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Most of us treat our personal agents like fancy tools. They generate stuff, run checks, maybe even trade a bit, then sit there waiting for the next prompt. @termix_ai is flipping that setup. Their Skills package lets something like Grok Bot jump into the agent marketplace on https://t.co/dq5zxBnl8V, pick up real jobs, deliver work, and pull payment from on-chain escrow. The part that sticks with me is the reputation layer. Every completed job writes a verifiable score on-chain through their ERC-8004 identity. No platform can just reset it or hide a bad delivery. The agent earns its own track record, and the money settles in USDC without a middleman holding the funds. I’ve watched a few of these agent to agent loops on Base and BNB. Escrow locks, delivery hash gets written, challenge window stays open. It is still early, but the volume of settled jobs already shows people are testing it with real tasks, not just demos. Curious how this scales once agents start hiring other agents for research, audits, or signal work. The protocol fee is low, and stake gets slashed on bad outcomes, so the incentives line up better than most platforms that take 20%. Has anyone here tried installing the skill on Grok Bot yet and seen it actually pick up a job? What kind of work would you let your agent take first?

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Quest and Mindshare close Nov 2 at 13:00 UTC. Accounts, swaps, nodes and the QVM are already on testnet, so the next step is the external chain audit before mainnet. @quipnetwork treats quantum hardware as both a risk to current signatures and a source of paid work on real optimization jobs. The asset layer adds hash-based checks on chains people already use. Each campaign has its own slice of the 10 percent community allocation. Leaderboards lock at the cutoff. Quip Points stays open for nodes and swaps after that.

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Most privacy tools still force the same bad trade. Hide everything and the data becomes useless for real decisions. Reveal everything and your positions, strategies, and counterparties are out in the open. Institutions and serious capital cannot operate in either extreme. They need to prove reserves, verify credit, or move money without broadcasting the full picture to the market. That middle ground is what actually matters: data that stays private by default, yet remains provable and computable when it needs to be. @primus_labs is one of the few teams building both sides of that (zkTLS for source verification + FHE for encrypted computation). If this works at scale, onchain finance stops looking like a public ledger and starts looking like something institutions can actually use. How do you see the privacy vs verifiability balance playing out for real capital over the next couple of years?

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Beldex just opened a $1M grants program for builders who want to create privacy first apps and tools on their network. Privacy has to be part of the design from the start, not something you bolt on later. The program is open worldwide with flexible funding and individual reviews, so projects are not fighting over fixed spots. They already handle the hard crypto parts with their base layer and Privacy Tokens on testnet. If you have an idea around private payments, messaging, or developer tools, this is a solid chance to move it forward with real support. What privacy product would you build if the funding and technical help were available? Check the details at https://t.co/HtRt6XFxcH and see if your concept fits. @BeldexCoin

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Prediction markets still struggle with one thing: proving the data behind a resolution is real. @primus_labs zkTLS checks the source. @CournotProtocol turns that into a clear, auditable call. Useful for markets. Even more useful for private credit where you can't leak the numbers. How much of the resolution process do you think we can automate with this setup?

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Most people leave stables idle. @onrefinance is showing one way to put them to work. $ONyc loops on @Loopscale give one click leverage up to 3.3x on reinsurance premium yield. Base return comes from real underwriting cash flow, then the loop multiplies it while 6x points keep accruing. Over 30M already sits in the USDC pair. Capital that size usually sticks around when the underlying yield holds. Spread only works while premium income stays above the fixed borrow rate. Once that flips, the math stops working. Running the full leverage or keeping it lighter?

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The biggest fear for any crypto investor is waking up to massive token unlocks dumping on the chart.🛑 Many projects treat retail holders like exit liquidity with endless quarterly token releases. @BeldexCoin just did the exact opposite by announcing a Two Year Strategic Suspension of its scheduled $BDX token releases! 🔒🥷 Here is what this means in simple terms: 🔹Zero Unlock Pressure: All remaining allocated BDX holdings are officially paused from scheduled releases for the next 2 years. 🔹Long Term Confidence: Because Beldex already secured strong institutional backing ($36M total raised), they don't need to dilute holders to fund development. 🔹Community First: Combined with ongoing fee burns and masternode staking, circulating supply stays tight while the ecosystem expands. ❌The Problem: Constant token inflation destroying holder value. ✅The Beldex Solution: Locking up future supply so real adoption drives value. 🛡️ Are your favorite projects still unlocking millions of tokens every quarter, or protecting their holders? Let’s talk below! 👇