Lev Sage retweeted
Every private move on @FlutonIO needs a proof. every proof needs keys. so who makes the keys?
the trusted setup ceremony does. it builds the proving and verifying keys for two circuits transaction and transaction16.
making keys leaves a secret behind. whoever kept it could forge proofs.
so the keys pass through many people. each one adds fresh randomness then it is destroyed. one honest contributor is enough.
it guards one thing: proofs cannot be forged. what stays hidden does not depend on the setup.
if you join, you connect a wallet and sign a free message. no transaction. access is whitelisted so you need an access code or the encrypted role on discord.
then you wait your turn. your browser downloads the keys adds your randomness and uploads them. the coordinator verifies each one.
your randomness is used once and never leaves the tab. you get two hashes and a line in the public transcript.
the ceremony is open at ceremony.fluton.io
@FlutonIO
Lev Sage retweeted
SFR is staking for revenue. You stake $DLI, and rewards depend on what the platform actually earns, paid out of that pool rather than printed to hit a promised number.
No published APY is a deliberate choice here, not a missing detail on a page nobody updated.
@DlicomApp
How to Start Trading on Acepyr’s Belief Tokens Market
To understand how trading works on Acepyr, you first need to understand one simple difference: voting and trading are two different ways of looking at the same claim.
On @acepyr, voters express what they believe, while traders show which side they are willing to back with money.
Let's break it down.
1. How Voting Works
A voter simply answers one question: Do I believe this claim is true or false?
Verified users can cast one free YES or NO vote on a claim.
Their individual votes remain private, but the overall voting percentage is visible to everyone.
Once submitted, a vote cannot be changed.
You don't need to own any tokens to participate, and voting doesn't generate any financial rewards. It's simply a way to express your opinion.
2. How Trading Works
Trading is different because it involves capital.
Traders can buy and sell YES or NO tokens depending on how they see the market.
They don't always have to agree with the majority. Sometimes they may take the opposite position because they believe the market is undervaluing the other side.
For example, someone might personally believe YES but still choose to trade NO because they think its current price offers a better opportunity.
Belief and trading decisions don't always have to match.
3. Why the Difference Matters
Let's look at a simple example:
62% of verified voters choose YES.
Only 38% of the combined market value is on YES.
This means most voters support YES, but the money in the market tells a different story.
Why does this happen?
Maybe traders expect public opinion to change. Maybe they see something voters are overlooking. Or perhaps they simply have a different view of the market.
The numbers don't explain the reason by themselves, but comparing them gives us a better picture of what's happening.
One thing to remember:
Vote share represents the opinions of verified people, while money share represents YES's portion of the combined market value of both sides. Neither should be treated as a probability.
4. When Does Consensus Happen?
Consensus isn't just about getting more than 50% on one side.
For a consensus moment to happen, both signals must:
Be on the same side of 50%.
Stay close to each other.
Remain aligned for a specific period.
Meet a minimum participation requirement.
The exact thresholds are still being finalized.
Also, consensus doesn't mean a claim is automatically true. It simply records a moment when voters and traders are showing similar signals.
Since the market remains open, these signals can change over time. They can move apart, come together again, and create new consensus moments.
Consensus itself doesn't trigger a payout or change anyone's token holdings.
5. A Market That Keeps Evolving
The interesting part is how these two sides influence each other.
More voting activity can affect how traders view a claim. Price movements can change how people interpret the market. New information can shift both sides.
It's an ongoing process where opinions and market activity continue to interact.
Voters show what the crowd believes.
Traders show where the money is going.
The gap between them reveals where their views differ.
That's the idea behind Acepyr's Belief Tokens Market.
Watch the video for a visual explanation of how one claim can be viewed from two different perspectives.
Important: Acepyr's Belief Tokens are planned, not live yet. This video explains the proposed mechanics. All percentages are illustrative examples, not live market data. Product details may change before launch.
Documentation: docs.acepyr.com/docs/belief-…
@acepyr #Acepyr #BeliefTokens
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Lev Sage retweeted
Retium is building for the quantum era.
Powered by ML-DSA-44 (FIPS 204), Retium uses post-quantum cryptographic signatures to protect transactions against future quantum threats.
With one-time signing keys and BLAKE3 hashing, security is built into the protocol from the ground up.
Building today for tomorrow.
@RetiumChain
Lev Sage retweeted
Bringing $ to ₿ needs infrastructure that can stand up to scrutiny.
@utexocom had its Bridge audited by @0xorio across four reports:
• Smart contracts
• Enclave signer
• Burn signer
• Contracts re-audit
Every finding ended up fixed or formally acknowledged. None left open.
Full reports, public: oxor.io/reports
Lev Sage retweeted
Power to the User.
In Web3, having control over your assets is important, but having control over your data and privacy matters just as much.
Fluton is working toward a future where users have greater control over their digital assets and on-chain activities without unnecessarily exposing their private information.
Your data should remain yours. Your assets should stay under your control, and your privacy should never be an afterthought.
A better decentralized future starts with putting users first.
Control your data. Control your assets. Own your privacy.
That's the vision behind @FlutonIO
The Future of DeFi Is Private.
DeFi continues to evolve but one thing remains important: users should have control over their financial privacy.
Fluton is working toward a smarter and more private Web3 experience where users can explore decentralized finance without unnecessarily exposing their transactions and strategies.
Privacy should not be a luxury in DeFi. It should be an essential part of the technology.
A better DeFi experience means more than just innovation. It means giving users greater privacy security and control over their on-chain activities.
Smarter. Safer. More Private.
That's the future Fluton is working to build.
@FlutonIO
Lev Sage retweeted
Your chat looks busy. Then you count: it's the same five people every day, and the other 300 just read 👀
We put together 3 prompts that get the quiet ones to answer for the first time.
Drop QUIET in the comments. At 50, we post all 3 as our next post 💬
Lev Sage retweeted
A louder account is not the whole story.
UNSEEN says 300 Free Mint spots will be awarded through team review. Influence is one factor, but post quality matters more than likes or reposts. Artificial engagement can disqualify an entry.
Make a mark worth reading.
@UnseenOrdo
Lev Sage retweeted
prediction markets are becoming an interesting part of the crypto conversation
they allow people to express their views on real world outcomes through market positions, but participating still requires research, timing and execution
now imagine bringing autonomous ai agents into that environment
that’s where @meetmotes catches my attention
its vision combines encrypted financial infrastructure with nft owned ai agents designed to execute trades across defi and @Polymarket, while also connecting with @RobinhoodApp
the interesting part isn’t simply putting ai and trading in the same sentence
it’s creating infrastructure where agents can move beyond analyzing information and become capable of carrying out financial actions
for prediction markets, that could introduce new possibilities around automated execution and how users interact with changing market conditions
but execution also comes with responsibility
security, permissions, risk management and reliable infrastructure are essential when agents are allowed to interact with financial markets
this is why the encrypted infrastructure behind the concept matters just as much as the agents themselves
$MOTES powers the ecosystem as @meetmotes explores this direction
i believe the intersection of ai agents, prediction markets and decentralized finance is worth paying attention to
we are moving toward a world where financial tools may become more autonomous
the infrastructure built today will help determine how useful and trustworthy that future becomes
@0xhazels
Lev Sage retweeted
Utexo’s Planned Public Launch: November 28
Utexo is preparing to bring bridged USDT to Bitcoin through RGB, with public access planned via partner wallets and exchanges.
The model uses a 1:1 lock-and-mint mechanism: USDT/USDT0 is locked on a supported network, then an equivalent amount is issued on Bitcoin.
RGB enables confidential transfers, while Bitcoin anchors settlement.
Lightning integration is planned for a second phase in Q1 2027.
@utexocom
@Utexoasia
Lev Sage retweeted
One thing I have learned from spending time on @rarelistio is that there's always something new to work towards.
Season 1 has kept things interesting with daily activities, campaign challenges, and leaderboard competition.
A few things that keep me involved:
→ Every campaign brings a different challenge.
→ Tracked actions help measure your activity.
→ RARS give you something to work towards.
→ New creators keep joining the competition.
Of course, moving up isn't always easy when so many people are participating.
The @onlystreetsfun campaign is another one worth checking out.
Still checking out new campaigns and seeing which ones are worth my time.
Lev Sage retweeted
Not every platform makes it easy for creators to discover new opportunities.
That's something I appreciate about @rarelistio.
The @onlystreetsfun campaign caught my attention with its fresh concept.
I also like that there's more to do than just follow a leaderboard.
Discovering new ideas and getting involved in different ecosystems makes the experience more interesting.
Always good to find new projects worth paying attention to.
Lev Sage retweeted
What if a random moment on the street could become a coin.
That's the idea behind @onlystreetsfun, a new launchpad coming to Solana.
The concept is pretty simple:
→ Capture something funny, unusual, or interesting using the in-app camera.
→ Give the photo a name
→ Launch a coin based on that real-life moment
Every coin is built around a fresh photo captured in real time through the OnlyStreets app.
This makes every coin connected to an actual moment happening in the real world.
A fresh approach to memecoins, bringing everyday street moments into onchain culture.
Found this campaign on @rarelistio. Looking forward to exploring it.
Lev Sage retweeted
Web3 is not just about holding tokens. It's also about how we connect, create, and interact with each other.
That's what makes Dlicom interesting. It's bringing different parts of the Web3 experience together in one place.
DliClips for discovering and sharing short-form content.
Tipping to support creators and appreciate valuable contributions.
Stacking to participate in the ecosystem and access reward opportunities.
Wallet to manage digital assets in one place.
Browser to explore Web3 and access decentralized applications.
What I like about this approach is that you don't need to jump between multiple platforms to experience different parts of Web3.
Dlicom is building an ecosystem where social interaction and digital ownership come together.
Curious to see how far this vision goes.
@DlicomApp @Dlicom_Bangla