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Biggest takeaway from yesterday’s @SeismicSys AMA= The real obstacle ahead isn’t building it is the market risk. Here is what I mean🤞🏻 When @SeismicSys first started the big question was "Can we even build base layer encrypted infrastructure"? That is execution risk If you fail at that, nothing else matters. fast forward to today= Seismic has crushed the hard parts devnet is live, testnet is coming soon shielded computation,shielded storage its all happening now the challenge has changed, it is about adoption. this is called market risk, the scary part? even if you build something powerful there’s no guarantee people will use it you have to win hearts, minds and ecosystems. So why do I think @SeismicSys will win? because crypto desperately needs encrypted blockchains without privacy, there is no serious gaming, no serious DeFi, no serious anything forced transparency holds us all back!!!!!! It is just a matter of time @lyronctk @xealistt @noonne_art @heathcliff_eth

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@SeismicSys The Blockchain that hides what others expose A thread because these questions had me thinking= 1. Hiding data on its own blockchain,but How? @SeismicSys uses shielded types "stype" when you store or send balances, addresses, amounts they show as 0x000 to the public Only the involved parties know the real values. 2. Hiding addresses and balances on an explorer? exactly, on Ethereum= balanceOf[0x1234] = 100 ETH on @SeismicSys= balanceOf[0x1234] = 0x000 proof of movement but not proof of balance.

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One thing @lyronctk said on the podcast really stuck with me "Forced Transparency" is going to be the next big hurdle in crypto, for years we have been stuck thinking about blockchain in terms of Is it fast or slow,but the future isn’t about speed it’s about privacy. When @lyronctk was working around encryption he kept running into the same problem: He couldn’t access the properties he needed because everything on chain was forced to be transparent no real control,no privacy just open by default. The interesting part is he didn’t just patch around the problem he stepped back looked at it from first principles and saw the bigger picture,this wasn’t just his problem the whole industry would hit this wall sooner or later.

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@SeismicSys The problem isn’t privacy on top,the problem is base layer encryption is missing Wallet level privacy = App level privacy So they rebuilt the base. @SeismicSys uses TDX to create trusted execution environments, imagine a secure vault inside every node that even the OS can't peek into apps execute inside these vaults protected by hardware itself. @SeismicSys built a new execution client (based on Reth,Revm,Allo) with encrypted storage support, New opcodes like CLOAD and CSTORE handle private data, just like SLOAD and SSTORE do for public. Stype @SeismicSys Solidity Fork: they introduced a new type system "stype" It lets developers define shielded encrypted variables and functions within Solidity itself.

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1/ Imagine buying a house where every single room has glass wall that’s crypto today transparent yes but would you really want everyone to see your transactions. 2/ Ethereum and other L1s gave us scalability but left us with forced transparency good for decentralization bad for privacy. Businesses and serious users need a fix 3/ Most blockchains encrypt wallet balances cool,that’s like hiding your bank account number but still letting people watch all your transactions. 4/ Enter @SeismicSys not just another L1 but an encrypted blockchain Instead of slapping encryption on top it’s baked into the base layer privacy by design not by patchwork. 5/ Think of @SeismicSys like Incognito mode but for everything onchain. Transactions hidden,smart contract logic hidden,even your app parameters hidden. 6/ @SeismicSys isn’t relying on Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs) Instead,it’s using a mix of MPC + FHE that’s some next level encryption

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@SeismicSys uses trusted execution environment to process encrypted data without exposing it to the valodators.selected transparency, users and apps can choose what stay private and what remains public balancing privacy and veriafibilty

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The Future of Decentralized Storage: @Filecoin vs @WalrusProtocol The battle for dominance in decentralized data storage is heating up.Filecoin $FIL has been the leader but Walrus $WAL, backed by @Mysten_Labs is positioning itself as a major contender.Can it disrupt the space? Filecoin’s Market Position Current price: $2.96 FDV: $5.78B Circulating supply: 644.66M FIL Filecoin is widely known for leveraging IPFS to store critical Web3 data,including NFT metadata.But its tokenomics raise question The @WalrusProtocol Advantage Walrus brings a fresh approach built on Sui’s high speed infrastructure It aims to: Scale beyond Filecoin Store large unstructured data (music, videos,etc) Compete with Google Cloud & AWS this is a big leap beyond Filecoin’s focus on decentralized storage If Walrus achieves Filecoin’s $5.78B FDV, its price could hit $1.16 per $WAL.With broader ambitions and a scalable infrastructure walrus has the potential to reshape decentralized storage. #DYOR

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Why is STRIDE blazing fast on @union_build testnet even next to chains like Babylon & Stargaze?It's not just speed,it's a focused appchain built for liquid staking. Stride brings liquid staking to all IBC-compatible chains.This broad vision means they've optimized for speed & efficiency across the Cosmos unlike some L1s,Stride's appchain design cuts down on bloat. What if I told you there is an LST provider that gives 100% of protocol staking rewards to stakers,may become the largest competitor to Lido. On @union_build Stride stands out even compared to other Cosmos SDK chains,its focus on liquid staking shows It's a testament to the power of specialization in blockchain. Testnet speeds vary but Stride's appchain architecture & specialization give it an edge.

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Heard @ethsign CEO say "We're not a chain,we're a center of trust for humans in the 'trustless' world of blockchain.🤔 What does that even mean.Let's break it down Blockchain's "trustless" nature relies on math & code.But humans we rely on relationships,reputations,and real world context.Think can you really trust an anonymous wallet just because the code says so probably not @ethsign is aiming to bridge that gap they're building a layer that adds human centric trust to blockchain. Think of it as a way to verify identity, reputation,and agreements in a way that makes sense to people not just computers So,"not a chain" means they're not focused on the underlying tech,but on the human layer on top.They're trying to make blockchain more accessible and trustworthy for everyday users.Makes sense right? What do you think

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Heard @ethsign CEO say "We're not a chain,we're a center of trust for humans in the 'trustless' world of blockchain.🤔 What does that even mean.Let's break it down Blockchain's "trustless" nature relies on math & code.But humans we rely on relationships,reputations,and real world context.Think can you really trust an anonymous wallet just because the code says so probably not @ethsign is aiming to bridge that gap they're building a layer that adds human centric trust to blockchain. Think of it as a way to verify identity, reputation,and agreements in a way that makes sense to people not just computers So,"not a chain" means they're not focused on the underlying tech,but on the human layer on top.They're trying to make blockchain more accessible and trustworthy for everyday users.Makes sense right? What do you think

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Why @megaeth_labs @megaeth_labs: L2 speed demon.Unlike others it's laser focused on ultra high TPS via a single optimized sequencer.Think lightning fast transactions,perfect for real time apps

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India's banking future Blockchain: Imagine deposits,FDs all on-chain no account numbers just wallet addresses transparency revolution 2/ Govt tracking black money easier with blockchain.Every transaction visible,tax evasion 3/ RBI's digital rupee (CBDC) is key. Could it integrate with blockchain banking,smart contracts for FDs 4/ Challenges: Privacy,regulations. But India's fintech boom & govt push for digital could make it a leader in blockchain banking 5/ Will India embrace full blockchain banking or will it be a hybrid model. What are your thoughts on this potential shift?

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India's banking future Blockchain: Imagine deposits,FDs all on-chain no account numbers just wallet addresses transparency revolution 2/ Govt tracking black money easier with blockchain.Every transaction visible,tax evasion 3/ RBI's digital rupee (CBDC) is key. Could it integrate with blockchain banking,smart contracts for FDs 4/ Challenges: Privacy,regulations. But India's fintech boom & govt push for digital could make it a leader in blockchain banking 5/ Will India embrace full blockchain banking or will it be a hybrid model. What are your thoughts on this potential shift?

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Just learned about @union_build a super cool blockchain interoperability protocol It's like a universal translator for different blockchains allowing them to seamlessly communicate and share assets. What makes @union_build special? It's modular and uses zero-knowledge cryptography to ensure secure,fast and cost effective transfers between blockchains. Union has some awesome use cases: 1. Secure message passing between chains 2. Transferring assets like tokens and NFTs 3. Building dApps that work across multiple blockchains the possibilities are endless How does it work? Imagine a network where each blockchain has a "light client" that verifies transactions from other chains using ZKPs this allows for trustless communication and efficient settlement Union is solving the huge problem of blockchain fragmentation by enabling trust minimized interoperability It's like the TCP/IP of the blockchain world

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