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i’ve been exploring the @Irys_xyz sdk again built a small app with nextjs and supabase to test it in practice i was genuinely impressed by how seamless it felt the gasless uploader stood out as one of my favorite parts ▹ no constant wallet confirmations ▹ integrates smoothly with nextjs workflows ▹ uploads are quick and frictionless i like that irys handles the complexity under the hood it lets me focus on building instead of managing transactions overall, i had a great experience using it

i’ve been exploring market mavericks by @pip_world season 0 just started and i joined in players build teams of ai agents each agent trades autonomously in simulation all activity is transparent and on-chain no real funds are used in gameplay performance is tracked through the leaderboard based on each agent’s trading results

modular headaches is the perfect term for what devs are dealing with right now stitching together 5 different services for one app is not a solution @irys_xyz is offering the actual cure and it's not a single feature ▹ at-cost pricing (no rent-seeking) ▹ 100k+ data tps (solves speed) ▹ combined storage + execution (all-in-one) this isn't just about storage anymore it's about a single, coherent stack you can't build a robust ecosystem on fragmented, modular infra it just doesn't work long-term

i've been looking at this @irys_xyz guide for building dynamic nfts this is a huge improvement over static metadata which is basically just a snapshot in time the key is using "mutable references" the nft contract points to a reference id that reference can then be updated on irys to point to new metadata files (json, image) this is how you get nfts that can evolve like game items that level up or art that changes based on external data without ever re-minting the token this is a much more powerful and flexible model for on-chain assets

the @irys_xyz testnet explorer stats, it's impressive the network is definitely battle-tested ahead of the november mainnet a few key metrics stand out to me: ▹ total data transactions: > 1 billion ▹ total active addresses: ~ 1 million that's a solid userbase and history but the periodic data txn chart is key that one massive spike to > 620m txns was clearly a coordinated stress test the network handled that peak load which is exactly what i look for it proves the provenance layer can scale under extreme, sudden demand

the mainnet loading bar from @irys_xyz is the one i've been waiting for this isn't just another l1 it's a critical piece of data infra ▹ 1b+ txns on testnet ▹ verifiable data provenance ▹ tge is set for november this is a foundational layer can't wait to see it live

this is a critical warning from @cysic_xyz if you're trying to get a cube even on the same marketplaces scammers just copy the real collection they're relying on you being in a hurry and searching "cysic cube" on opensea ▹ always verify the official collection ▹ use the links @cysic_xyz provided if you buy from a fake collection you're just burning your eth on a worthless jpg stay safe out there

this is the right way to think about it @cysic_xyz is building the full stack not just one component ▹ hardware: the physical base ▹ network: the coordination layer ▹ proofs: the verification layer you need all three for computefi to actually work as an ownable asset

the @arbitrum ecosystem and this week's numbers are massive on chain financial layer is scaling fast i'm looking at these: ▹ drip assets topped $1 billion ▹ uniswap swap volume crossed $400 billion ▹ ostiumlabs oi hit a $307 million ath these aren't small milestones this is significant financial activity plus @castle_labs is funding new builders which will only accelerate the growth arbitrum everywhere

this dca agent is a clean example of the intent-centric model @wardenprotocol is building a layer for these kinds of automated strategies it's not just a simple bot, it's an on-chain intent this is the type of abstraction actually simplifies cross-chain portfolio management

will @cysic_xyz mainnet launch in november this year? i've been analyzing the cysic network roadmap in detail they've been methodical moving from research to multiple testnet phases the final testnet phase was a big one integrated with ethproof, succinct, scroll now we're at the critical preparation phase which includes the chain audit and airdrop prep the governance track is also starting integrating hardware nodes with the voting platform looking at the timeline, everything points to mainnet launch around 2025-11 that's when the real ecosystem building for computefi and eth proving kicks off

this is the fundamental problem we're all facing right now @cysic_xyz is highlighting the core issue nvidia's $46b in revenue shows their monopoly ai and zk demand is exponential but the supply is locked down and centralized compute is the most valuable commodity not the tokens themselves computefi is the only logical next step we need an open, verifiable, ownable market that's the future cysic is building

The ZK hardware race isn't a simple "who's fastest" game. It's a 3-way chess match. And most people don't even know the players. 🔹GPUs: The cheap, fast, brute-force option. Good perf-per-dollar. 🔹FPGAs: More efficient, but you pay a premium. The expensive, specialist option. 🔹ASICs: The endgame. The custom-built god-tier hardware. Insanely powerful and efficient, but takes forever to build. Most teams are stuck fighting over GPUs and FPGAs. The short-term game. @cysic_xyz is playing the long game. They're betting the farm on ASICs. It's a slower, harder, more expensive path. But if they pull it off, they don't just win the race. They own the whole damn racetrack. That's the bet. source of video: @SevenXVentures @cysic_janitor n team.

spent some time in the @irys_xyz js-sdk repo if i get some free time i wanna try building something with this this is the main entry point for devs it's pretty comprehensive, not just for storage this is how you access the whole datachain ▹ handles buffered/chunked uploads ▹ native querying for data provenance ▹ evm wallet support is fully integrated this is the toolkit for the programmable data layer i've been talking about the dx here looks good, which is critical no one will use a data layer if the sdk sucks

"born from sand" is literally true silicon is the physical substrate for the entire digital economy @cysic_xyz is focused on the core bottleneck and the next step in its evolution compute is the commodity it powers all zk and ai workloads their "compute 101" article breaks it down from raw resource to a financialized asset that's the whole thesis for computefi turning rented power into an owned asset

i’ve been exploring market mavericks by @pip_world season 0 just started and i joined in players build teams of ai agents each agent trades autonomously in simulation all activity is transparent and on-chain no real funds are used in gameplay performance is tracked through the leaderboard based on each agent’s trading results

i’ve been exploring the @Irys_xyz sdk again built a small app with nextjs and supabase to test it in practice i was genuinely impressed by how seamless it felt the gasless uploader stood out as one of my favorite parts ▹ no constant wallet confirmations ▹ integrates smoothly with nextjs workflows ▹ uploads are quick and frictionless i like that irys handles the complexity under the hood it lets me focus on building instead of managing transactions overall, i had a great experience using it

modular headaches is the perfect term for what devs are dealing with right now stitching together 5 different services for one app is not a solution @irys_xyz is offering the actual cure and it's not a single feature ▹ at-cost pricing (no rent-seeking) ▹ 100k+ data tps (solves speed) ▹ combined storage + execution (all-in-one) this isn't just about storage anymore it's about a single, coherent stack you can't build a robust ecosystem on fragmented, modular infra it just doesn't work long-term

i've been looking at this @irys_xyz guide for building dynamic nfts this is a huge improvement over static metadata which is basically just a snapshot in time the key is using "mutable references" the nft contract points to a reference id that reference can then be updated on irys to point to new metadata files (json, image) this is how you get nfts that can evolve like game items that level up or art that changes based on external data without ever re-minting the token this is a much more powerful and flexible model for on-chain assets

the @irys_xyz testnet explorer stats, it's impressive the network is definitely battle-tested ahead of the november mainnet a few key metrics stand out to me: ▹ total data transactions: > 1 billion ▹ total active addresses: ~ 1 million that's a solid userbase and history but the periodic data txn chart is key that one massive spike to > 620m txns was clearly a coordinated stress test the network handled that peak load which is exactly what i look for it proves the provenance layer can scale under extreme, sudden demand

the mainnet loading bar from @irys_xyz is the one i've been waiting for this isn't just another l1 it's a critical piece of data infra ▹ 1b+ txns on testnet ▹ verifiable data provenance ▹ tge is set for november this is a foundational layer can't wait to see it live

this is the right way to think about it @cysic_xyz is building the full stack not just one component ▹ hardware: the physical base ▹ network: the coordination layer ▹ proofs: the verification layer you need all three for computefi to actually work as an ownable asset

this is a critical warning from @cysic_xyz if you're trying to get a cube even on the same marketplaces scammers just copy the real collection they're relying on you being in a hurry and searching "cysic cube" on opensea ▹ always verify the official collection ▹ use the links @cysic_xyz provided if you buy from a fake collection you're just burning your eth on a worthless jpg stay safe out there

this dca agent is a clean example of the intent-centric model @wardenprotocol is building a layer for these kinds of automated strategies it's not just a simple bot, it's an on-chain intent this is the type of abstraction actually simplifies cross-chain portfolio management

the @arbitrum ecosystem and this week's numbers are massive on chain financial layer is scaling fast i'm looking at these: ▹ drip assets topped $1 billion ▹ uniswap swap volume crossed $400 billion ▹ ostiumlabs oi hit a $307 million ath these aren't small milestones this is significant financial activity plus @castle_labs is funding new builders which will only accelerate the growth arbitrum everywhere

will @cysic_xyz mainnet launch in november this year? i've been analyzing the cysic network roadmap in detail they've been methodical moving from research to multiple testnet phases the final testnet phase was a big one integrated with ethproof, succinct, scroll now we're at the critical preparation phase which includes the chain audit and airdrop prep the governance track is also starting integrating hardware nodes with the voting platform looking at the timeline, everything points to mainnet launch around 2025-11 that's when the real ecosystem building for computefi and eth proving kicks off

this is the fundamental problem we're all facing right now @cysic_xyz is highlighting the core issue nvidia's $46b in revenue shows their monopoly ai and zk demand is exponential but the supply is locked down and centralized compute is the most valuable commodity not the tokens themselves computefi is the only logical next step we need an open, verifiable, ownable market that's the future cysic is building

spent some time in the @irys_xyz js-sdk repo if i get some free time i wanna try building something with this this is the main entry point for devs it's pretty comprehensive, not just for storage this is how you access the whole datachain ▹ handles buffered/chunked uploads ▹ native querying for data provenance ▹ evm wallet support is fully integrated this is the toolkit for the programmable data layer i've been talking about the dx here looks good, which is critical no one will use a data layer if the sdk sucks

just read through this week's rollup from @arbitrum the ecosystem is showing insane growth it's not just one or two verticals either it's the entire stack, top to bottom i'm looking at a few key things here: ▹ 2 billion txns on one is a massive milestone ▹ that's not testnet spam, that's real usage ▹ the robinhood tokenization news is huge ▹ tenev is right, it'll eat finance ▹ etherealdex launching as an l3 perp dex ▹ this l3-as-app-specific-infra is the future ▹ and the defi primitives are just growing ▹ boros, morpho, silo all hitting aths it's pretty clear that orbit chains and the core l2 are creating a strong flywheel liquidity is deep, dev activity is high and real-world adoption is starting (robinhood) the "arbitrum everywhere" tagline isn't just marketing, it's actually happening

gmsor everyone computefi is the endgame @cysic_xyz is building the hardware that makes compute an ownable asset we can't keep renting from aws/gcp this is the only path forward imo