@JefferyCrypt

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Replying to @0xHebee @RomeProtocol
good that teams can launch their own chain and keep the fees, that gives builders a real reason to try it
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Replying to @Eliteonchain
solidity tooling on solana makes it easier for new builders to try it
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Replying to @CryptoOHungry @RomeProtocol
the swap example makes it easy to picture, a solidity app tapping a solana dex in one transaction
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Replying to @BloosBTC
nice to see solidity devs getting an easier way onto solana
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One Solidity contract, used by both Ethereum and Solana wallets. That is @RomeProtocol in one line. Right now, if you write in Solidity and want Solana users, you either rewrite your entire app or run two versions and split your money in two. With Rome, because it runs EVM natively inside Solana, you just deploy once: both types of wallets use the exact same pool of funds, and your contracts can plug straight into native Solana apps. What I like is how simple it makes things. Builders don’t have to pick a side anymore, you just build once and reach both crowds.
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Replying to @minji_defi @vangrid_io
your fingerprint question is the right one. a content hash proves the file didn't change, not that it was filmed where they said
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Replying to @0xkyliekim
what does a validator actually see? if the evidence is off chain, a fast verdict is only as good as what got submitted
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Replying to @evrendag1284 @Americanfort_io
the network and asset point is the one that matters. right name on the wrong chain still loses money
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Replying to @Mihawk_Research @virtuals_io @LighthouseWeb3
shared memory between agents is useful, but who can read it if an agent gets compromised
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Replying to @web3__raider @Alchemy
real revenue over price action is the right way to look at it
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Replying to @duongphat99
credit moves from a protocol wallet, not the user's wallet. so what does the user actually get, a share of profits?
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Replying to @BJauhi
the accounting side of this is real. one public wallet and a competitor can read your supplier list and payroll timing off it
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Replying to @Altcoinsamurai @solana @veilzk
evenue public while users stay private is a good pairing, you can check the business without seeing anyone's wallet
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Replying to @YusufGemz @GiggleAcademy
this is good
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Replying to @vikt0ny
simple wallets are underrated, most of them try to do too much
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Replying to @Bruce64942
no balance or volume needed to enter is nice, but where's the catch on the card side. is there a fee or a minimum spend
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Replying to @mostakim93213 @zerufinance
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Replying to @Elikrypt
agents, compute and privacy all in one map shows how wide the sector is getting
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Replying to @DucCryptoX
simple use case, freelancers shouldn't have to hand over their whole history just to get paid
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