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$ALGO & #SLATE Collector - “Simple is ample. Irony is poetry. Dogma is schema.” Profile ASA: 568743542 cdegoede.algo Banner ASA: 572065049 @RobertDunt

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Algorand is literally the only #blockchain that can merge an early x402 spec so that agentic payments are fully supported. In fact, I would go as far as to say that if Algorand can't do it, nobody can. Oh, wait, we already did it. #AlgorandCan
x402 is now fully supported on Algorand. Spec merged with @coinbase. Facilitator live. Bazaar running. Tooling ready. Build pay-per-API, micropayments, M2M, and agentic commerce with: • Low fees • Instant settlement • Atomic payment grouping Get started below 👇
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We're getting close.... 88% now. 90% is needed.
~75% of Algorand’s stake is now voting for the Algorand 4.0 consensus upgrade! We need 90% to pass the upgrade. Let’s get this voted through, so rewards can flow! UPDATE: Now at 81%!
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$ALGO staking drives simultaneous supply and demand dynamics while enhancing network security and decentralization. Always DYOR. algorand.co/staking-rewards
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coming very soon!
Yes. Algorand supports permissionless withdrawals. Funds are never really "on or off" the Mastercard. They are in your own smart wallet and debited in real time when you use a card (linked to said wallet).
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Let's cut through the BS with hard facts: 🧵 ETH= 119 TPS with 50k+ nodes SOL= 10k+ TPS with 1.4k nodes ADA= 18 TPS with 2k nodes SUI= 10k+ TPS with 100 nodes NEAR= 100k+ TPS with 238 nodes APT= 10k+ TPS with 151 nodes ALGO= 10k+ TPS with 1.5k nodes EGLD= 100k+ TPS with 3k nodes (TPS = Capacity) (Nodes = Decentralization) Capacity/Decentralization = Scalability! This is all of course a gross oversimplification, as there are far more metrics to take into account & many more devils in the details. However, these are still incredibly important metrics on their own & should not be underestimated! Methodology: When it comes to the number of nodes I was specifically referring to native-delegated & solo validators (block producers). I did make an exception with Rocket Pool, EtherFi & others in ETH's case as these do achieve a form of trustless delegation equivalent to native delegation. I did however reduce these numbers significantly again to reflect the positive skew due to ETH having a maximum ETH limit per validator When it comes to TPS; I was specifically referring to the Max Theoretical Transaction Per Second for basic 1 to 1 value transfers I also rounded the TPS figures down to the extreme, SOL is really capable of 20k+ & EGLD of 200k+ for instance. But for simplicity's sake, I put them into general categories. So chains utilizing parallelization are in the 10k+ TPS range & chains utilizing sharding are in the 100K+ TPS range (this is assuming more shards can be deployed to meet demand in the latter case) For any chain that does not deploy advanced on-chain scaling techniques, I give an exact TPS figure, as there are hard limits that can be easily calculated like in ETH (gas limit) & ADA (block size limit) respectively My Picks, Deal With It: Instead of strictly following market capitalization as I usually do for such lists & following specific rules for inclusion. I just included whatever I wanted to... Because I will be accused of being a paid shill no matter what I do at this point while also facing extreme toxicity for telling everyone about these basic truths That is why I only included what I thought was interesting & whatever happened to fit within the X-character limit, as most people do not read the body of the text, only the start However, I did exclude modular chains & non-smart contract-capable chains if that makes you feel better. It is also highly likely that some of you will still think it is a grand conspiracy against your obscure chain because the tech is just so good... The tribalism, cope & delusion have become so ridiculous for some Honorable Mentions: I usually exclude ALGO from such lists due to the issue with its centralized relay nodes, but considering they are very close to fixing that issue, I thought I could make an exception here... As I decided to be less "strict" when making such lists. If you all hate this new approach let me know! Another important metric I excluded here was speed, as that is currently the big trade-off with the parallelized chains in the 10k+ range & the sharded chains in the 100k+ range (sharded chains are slower) You might also notice there is very little correlation between the number of nodes & TPS. That is because many aspects of the blockchain trilemma have been effectively solved & the trade-offs in the design space are focusing more on other metrics now. The economic & consensus design ends up having a far greater impact on node counts for instance, at least compared to the total capacity of these chains Conclusion: Shoutout to ETH for having the most nodes & EGLD for having the highest capacity! 🏆 I can also give your chain a shout in the comments by quoting the TPS & validator figures as a reply, if they are something to be proud of, I will be happy to help promote it! We should all strive to increase these figures & praise those who push the boundaries of innovation. The goal is to maximize freedom (decentralization) for as many people as possible (scalability) As cryptocurrency is useless without capacity & pointless without decentralization! 🔥
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MoreSignalLessNoise.algo retweeted
Breaking: @coinbase enables $USDC-A!! @Algorand $algo @circle #Decipher2024
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| ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄| Algorand has 0 failed transactions |________________| \ (•◡•) / \ / —— | | |_ |_
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🧩 Beautiful #Algorand's ad spotted 👌 😂 $ALGO
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Gotta say, I miss minting on @Algorand !
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The WARN..SCAM bot account is almost depleted 😓 ~15 ALGO remain and the scammers started up again today If you have any ALGO to throw at it, the address is this: allo.info/account/WARN666I6I… All donations will be used exclusively for txn fees Some WARN..SCAM stats 👇🧵
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And what's a celebration without a little giveaway? 🎁 To enter, just like, RT, and comment your NFD 👇
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2024 #UltimateCrypto 🏆🪙 Tournament Sweet 16 Round: Which cryptocurrency is better: $ALGO or $THETA? Only humans may VOTE IN ALL THE GAMES @UltimateCrypto7 🥳 @Algorand @Theta_Network
41%14. Algorand
59%10. Theta Network
2,224 votes • Final results
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I've heard some pushback here and there about why this is a big deal, putting us in the same category as Vyper for Ethereum or SmartPy for Tezos. Let's make this very clear. Algorand's native support for Python stands alone, and doesn't fit into that category. Our release with AlgoKit 2.0 introduces regular, semantically normal Python as Algorand's canonical language. Developers can write code in the exact Python language they know, and it magically compiles to AVM bytecode. By writing syntactically correct Python, rather than in a "Python-like", or "It-smells-like-Python-but-it-isn't" language , it enables compatibility with Python-native tooling. It also enables developers to share reusable Python code via pip with standard Python module tooling and import it in their smart contracts. This was an order of magnitude harder to do but @JohnAlanWoods and team didn't want shortcuts or compromises! Algorand is the first Layer 1 to support native Python and meet the millions of Python developers where they are, with the tools they like to use and and dev environments they're used to. And yes, it is a first in the blockchain industry and a very big deal! Read more on our blog: 👇 developer.algorand.org/artic… (hmm: did you notice what Alessandro said in his blogpost .... "more languages being worked on". We are clearly not done🚀)
Hey Python devs, listen up… you’re part of an incredible community of millions of developers (@ThePSF, @PythonHub, @pycon, @clcoding, @Python_Dv, and more) and have created some of the most popular web properties in the world (@reddit, @dropbox, @instagram, @spotify, @mozilla). Python-based services are scaling from ESP32 processors to the largest cloud environments. But, until today, Python was unwelcome in decentralized computing land (aka blockchains) that required the use of arcane programming languages. With today’s AlgoKit 2.0 launch, this has now changed. #PythonOnAlgo introduces regular, semantically normal Python as Algorand’s canonical first party language. This means Algorand enjoys compatibility with Python-native tooling, brings intimate familiarity for you, Python developers, and (coming soon) the ability to test smart contract code with the native Python testing suite. Why should you care about blockchains? Here are 6 reasons why 🧵
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#Algofam – a huge THANK YOU for being a part of our ongoing journey. From technical upgrades & global events to dapp growth & real world impact, the video highlights all of the incredible achievements across the ecosystem. Here's to more building in 2024! #2023Wrapped
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MoreSignalLessNoise.algo retweeted
“What can you even do with blockchain?” One of the most common questions I get. Digital assets can now be scarce with blockchain allowing a supply and demand structure in the online world. Thanks to the internet Amazon was able to sell physical books online to the entire world. Now you can do the same thing with a scarce digital book on the blockchain. Let your imaginations flow on what’s now possible with blockchain technology
Read our whitepaper: A criticism of digital book licensing is that it created a paradigm that breaks the laws of supply and demand — it stretches supply to infinity. Retailers can sell an unlimited amount of any digital book, while Authors and Publishers have zero control over their digital inventory. Without digital scarcity, this endless supply causes current digital books to become ubiquitous commodities, ultimately driving average eBook prices under a $4.00 USD price-point (with many priced less than $1.00 USD to stay competitive), which directly and negatively impacts revenue for all Authors and Publishers. However, the emergence of blockchain technology can potentially address all of these challenges. Blockchain offers a transparent and decentralized system where information regarding book sales, royalties, and ownership can be securely recorded and accessed by all relevant parties. This enhanced transparency could empower publishers and authors with accurate sales data, enabling them to make informed decisions and negotiate fairer contracts. book-io.medium.com/book-io-w…
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Shout out to @CoinDesk for providing media coverage of the largest @Algorand event of 2023. 👏 November 30 - December 1. @Algo_Bharat @AlgoFoundation #AlgoImpactSummit $algo #NewDelhi 🇮🇳 Event details: algorand.foundation/impact-s…
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Achieve economic freedom by enabling $USDC-A on @coinbase please. Argentina airlines, farmers, and more use USDC-Algorand.
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Congratulations to @QuantozPay and to all involved in getting this deal over the line. These kinds of inroads into traditional financial services take time and diligence. It's not announcement hype; it's real use-case with real potential impact. The hard work isn't done, but we are over the moon about this!
Euros are now on-chain, powered by the @Quantoz EURD on Algorand. Learn more: algorand.foundation/news/qua…
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