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Just released spragga - a rust implementation of the SprayList data structure - a scalable concurrent priority queue with relaxed ordering semantics.
- 🚀 42+ million operations/sec single-threaded
- 🛡️ Maintains 66K+ ops/sec even at 16 threads
github.com/maschad/spragga
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Eco has opened its Sauce transaction engine to outside developers. A transaction built with the SDK can carry a price limit, a floor on what it must return and a whitelist of destinations, and it fails outright unless all of them hold. Ethereum, Solana and Base are supported at launch.
unchainedcrypto.com/ecos-new…
Blockchains and stablecoins promised us programmable money. So far we have smart contracts, but dumb transactions.
Today, Eco is launching the Sauce SDK and Skills to upgrade the transaction itself: turn onchain transactions into programs with guaranteed outcomes, across EVM chains and Solana.
Your logic runs inside the transaction, against live market conditions, and delivers the outcome you defined or reverts entirely.
Built for developers, agents, and enterprises moving money onchain. Live on @Arc, @Base, @Ethereum, and @Solana today (with more to come).
Eco was built to deliver on the promise of programmable money. Sauce takes that mission a big step further by giving you more control, with failsafe execution.
Read more below, or visit eco.com/sauce to get started.
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To know a man properly, you must know the shape of his hurt - the specific wound around which his person has been formed like a scab.
Kei Miller, #Jamaican poet, novelist, essayist, born 48 years ago today, on 24 Oct 1978, in #Kingston. Winner of the 2014 Forward Prize for Poetry, for ‘The Cartographer Tries to Map A Way to Zion’. #Jamaica #Caribbean
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Each new chain a stablecoin launches on adds users, and one more place its liquidity has to be found.
@alexlimasia, Head of APAC at @LayerZero_Core, on what that growth requires.
Create a @Circle Gateway deposit address, collect an ERC-3009 signature, and track funding and delivery.
Use ERC-3009 when a user holds $USDC, but does not hold the source chain’s gas token.
The user signs a transfer authorization; Eco’s service submits it onchain.
Gasless funding removes the user’s source-chain gas transaction, but it does not imply that a quote has no fees.
Learn more: docs.eco.com/cookbook/gasles…
.@arc has cleared $18.71B in stablecoin transfer volume since mainnet opened five weeks ago.
↳ Stablecoin supply on the chain sits at $897M, its highest since launch and 68% above the late-September low
↳ Every dollar of that supply has turned over more than 20 times in five weeks
Eco has been live on Arc since mainnet opened, building one integration that connects the chain to where the rest of the market’s dollars sit.
Data: @dune
Eco is live on @Arc, alongside its mainnet launch!
Arc runs on stablecoins as gas, starting with @USDC, with sub-second settlement and dollar-priced fees.
Eco is building on Arc to connect the open, EVM-compatible L1 chain to the rest of the market: real-time stablecoin transfers between Arc and every major chain, through one integration.
Explore the Arc ecosystem: arc.io
Integrating Eco meant learning the quotes service and the solver endpoints separately, each with its own request shape.
The new Eco API puts quoting, funding, routing, and transaction status behind one base URL, with one key and one error catalog.
Learn more in the blog below:
It’s quite shocking how many people in tech have never been exposed to Chinese Room experiment or even John Searle’s work from over 50 years ago.
Searle and Boden both agreed that what people now call AGI is impossible given then nature of intentionality
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Move stablecoins with one API. The new Eco API puts everything you need for stablecoin swaps and transfers in one place.
Built for developers. One key, one request shape, one error catalog. Every quote is signed, so you verify it before funds move. End users get clear status updates, whatever you’re building.
Read the blog post:
Programmable Addresses V2 is live!
Accept deposits from whatever chain and stablecoin your users already hold, with one API call for you and one transfer for them.
V2 gets every deposit the best price available at that moment, shows your user the exact cost before they send, and lands the funds exactly where you want them. Every deposit reconciles automatically.
Learn more:
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New on our Engineering blog: Creating in-house source control.
In May, we merged around 2,500 code changes per day. In September, we merged more than 30,000 per day. As a result, we became bottlenecked by developer infrastructure built for human (rather than agent) scale.
Here, we share how we built a new version control system—and fully migrated our monorepo from git—in five months: anthropic.com/engineering/re…
.@Rhinestonewtf now gives any app a single stablecoin balance that works across all chains, powered by Eco.
Rhinestone provides a self-custodial account, and Eco routes stablecoins through it, moving any major stablecoin across any supported chain in seconds. Users sign once, and their money is where they need it.
Want stablecoin routing for your own product? Check out Eco Routes.
Onchain markets need a base asset to price against and settle into.
@calilyliu, President of the @solanafndn, on the asset holding that position.
A cross-chain payout means:
↳ sourcing liquidity on the destination chain
↳ picking a route
↳ confirming delivery afterward
With Eco, you request a quote and fund an intent, and solvers deliver on the destination chain.
Eco reports each intent as filled or settled, and your app reconciles it against the intent ID and transaction hashes.
Payouts and policy-based treasury rebalancing run on the same flow.
Payments and treasury integration guide: docs.eco.com/solutions/payme…
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Dude, you did "multiple rounds of optimizations" on your screensaver thingy with frontier models that did absolutely fuck all until somebody came along and prompted for the right thing. We're clearly not at the point where models will 100% compensate for complete ignorance.

















