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Grass is a decentralized network that allows anyone with an internet connection to install a node on their device and contribute their unused bandwidth for web scraping purposes. It aims to empower open source AI by giving smaller players access to verifiable training data and, at the same time, compensate users for a practice that has been happening for 20-30 years without proper remuneration.

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Bên ngoài và bên trong không giống nhau tẹo nào

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Also I know it’s against their ethos, but from my vantage point I think it would make a ton of sense for pump.fun to go cross-chain, be early movers onto new chains with meaningful attention, and more defensibly capture the market. Betting your business on a single ecosystem being long term dominant at this stage seems risky.

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Polymarket: Who will HBO Doc Identify as Satoshi Nakamoto? Polymarket bettors favors Len Sassaman. why? Sassaman was a well-known cypherpunk, cryptographer and privacy advocate who has a long history of published academic works on cryptography. He died on July 3, 2011 > Unfortunately, he took his life shortly after Satoshi stopped posting on BTCTalk. Coinicidence?🤔 > The runner ups are: - Hal Finney - Adam Back - Paul Le Roux

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However, we soon realised that delegating these tasks was beneficial for everyone. This insight aligns with the economic principle of comparative advantage. It states that entities do not need to produce everything themselves. Instead, they can specialise in areas where they have a lower opportunity cost and engage in trade with others.

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In the early days of the web, every online business had to manage everything themselves. As Shlok explored in our AVS article, every online business needed physical servers, networking equipment, data storage, software licences for databases and operating systems, a secure facility to house hardware, a team of system administrators and network engineers, and robust disaster recovery and backup solutions. All of this cost at least $250,000 and took several months to a year to set up.

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And with more chains than ever and apps building anywhere today, bridging is almost like a punishment, a hurdle. Every time you want to try a new app, you need to onboard via bridges, pay gas, and wait for the in-progress screen, all of which are unnecessary steps that you need to go through to do the action you want to.

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Chưa lam dc gì

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On Twitter, Crypto's most public "Agora", Hyperliquid crusaders have emerged to bring word out, from evangelizing the protocol to defending FUD from incumbent cults. The Cult also has an impeccable genesis myth, namely its immaculate conception (bootstrapped entirely without any VC backing) that no other project has been able to achieve in recent times. This is even more poignant in our current times, where the market are saturated by multiple low-float high FDV listings of VC-backed projects that have went down only. At the same time, we see multiple exclusive Communes being created in the space, from HypurrCollective (3rd party ecosystem commune to foster growth) to HyperActive (3rd party ecosystem fund). In addition, during the recent (2024) Token2049, Hyperliquid held its first official event which gave out plushies, which have turned into coveted relics in the space, reinforcing the cult-like devotion within Hyperliquid's growing community.

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This means we can take any computable function f, apply it to encrypted data, and then decrypt the result to get the same outcome as if f had been applied to the unencrypted data. Theoretically, FHE changes the way we handle sensitive information by ensuring data remains encrypted throughout its entire processing lifecycle—from analysis to storage, thus protecting it against unauthorized access and potential data breaches.

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In the Layered Bitcoin article, I presented three types of bridges: trustless, trust-minimised, and custodial. These serve as the backbone of cross-chain asset transfers, particularly for Bitcoin. Here’s a quick recap before diving into today’s story:

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Byzantine Finance Partners with DV Labs to enable users set up their own DV-powered restaking vaults

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