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ex CFO @endrarediseases | Studying the languages of molecules & mycelium - DeSci advocate with @bio_hacker_dao. Building science that can’t be locked away.

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A DeFi protocol can make its points campaign look attractive. That's the easy part. The harder question is what happens to the capital after people deposit it. This is what makes me look beyond the Genesis Boost when following @atoma_fi . Atoma isn't simply asking users to hold USDC and wait. Its vaults deploy capital into hedged positions, seeking to capture funding-rate differences and price inefficiencies across trading venues. I find that distinction more interesting than the multiplier itself. Because providing liquidity means accepting a different set of responsibilities: understanding where capital is deployed, how NAV is calculated, and what happens when market conditions stop favoring the strategy. There are details worth paying attention to: • RWA and Index have different strategies and withdrawal cycles. • A 0.5% withdrawal fee applies, and withdrawals are subject to epoch delays. • Shares stop accumulating Atoma Points once a withdrawal is requested. • Market-neutral positions can still lose money through funding reversals, spread compression, venue failures or liquidity constraints. • NAV is operator-controlled, while smart contract risk remains part of the equation. And I wouldn't confuse Genesis Points with a promised financial return. Their future monetary value has not been established. What I want to see from Atoma is not simply how many people join during Formation, but whether its strategy can earn the confidence of liquidity providers after the campaign incentives fade. That is a much more meaningful test than a points multiplier.
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NJ solo founder, shipping AI magic daily. ⚡ Liranzo.ai is LIVE with customizable AI workflow studio. 💡 AI Visionaries 🛠️ Digital Architects 🚀 Startup Pioneers ✍️ Creative Minds 🌐 Web Builders What's your next big idea? #connect 🤝
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Open science isn't charity. It's the only rational way to scale rare disease cures.
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Ryan ang (bio/acc) retweeted
people are getting hyped about ai agents managing money but almost no one is asking the uncomfortable question- how do you actually verify that an agent followed the rules without seeing its entire private state? right now it’s eitherfull opacity or full surveillance @primus_labs is working on verification for agent actions this will matter more than people think
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gm guys. what are we doing today???
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Season 1 proved the model, and I am curious what comes next. A platform that learned to pay attention does not stop at one season.
Three Campaigns. One Number That Matters. @rarelistio I've been adding up what Rarelist's first batch actually paid out, and the total surprised me. Sphere, $2,000. Fomopoly, $2,000. Agent Dojo, $1,500. That's $5,500 before Season 1 even ends. What makes it interesting is that none of them asked for the same work. Owning land, training a fighter, and the points followed the effort each time. The real test was whether a creator could move between all three and still be measured fairly. The leaderboard did that. That feels like the point of the whole experiment. Not one campaign, but a season where showing up keeps counting. Powered by @rarelistio
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One of the biggest challenges in the creative industry isn't a lack of talent. It's access to resources. There are filmmakers with incredible stories, musicians with amazing sounds and independent creators with ideas that could become something much bigger. But bringing those ideas to life often requires funding, connections and distribution. This is where IPX becomes interesting. IPX is building an ecosystem that allows creators to tokenize their intellectual property, raise funds and build communities around their projects. Instead of depending entirely on traditional gatekeepers, creators get another route to bring their ideas to life. And the interesting part? Their audience can become part of the journey through memberships, exclusive access and experiences. Talent shouldn't be limited by access to traditional opportunities. That's a problem worth solving. @IPXExchange
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BREAKING: Greece’s parliament passed a landmark 10% capital gains tax on Bitcoin, setting one of Europe’s lowest rates. ⠀ Lawmakers approved the flat levy well below early estimates, while completely exempting annual retail gains up to €500. ⠀ While heavy-tax nations chase away capital, forward-looking governments are cutting rates to attract digital wealth. ⠀ Sovereign capital always flows where it is treated best.
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Everyone is talking about agents hiring other agents. But the next stage of the machine economy depends on something deeper: trust across the entire delegation chain. When Agent A hires Agent B, and B delegates part of the work to Agent C, every participant introduces another layer of responsibility. This creates an important infrastructure challenge. How do we verify completed work, manage payment commitments, and resolve disputes when multiple autonomous agents depend on each other? This is where @Termix_ai becomes particularly interesting. Its AACP architecture brings together programmable escrow, independent evaluation, and decentralized arbitration to create a more structured framework for agent-to-agent coordination. The Client, Provider, Evaluator, and Arbitrator roles help separate execution from verification and dispute resolution. That separation matters. A provider can focus on completing the task, while evaluation mechanisms assess the result and arbitration provides a process for handling disagreements. Collateral and reputation mechanisms can further align incentives and help establish accountability between participants. For @Termix_ai, the opportunity goes beyond matching agents with available tasks. It's about building the trust infrastructure that allows increasingly complex autonomous supply chains to operate with clearer responsibilities and more reliable settlement. As agent delegation becomes more interconnected, how should decentralized arbitration and reputation systems evolve to maintain trust across multiple layers of execution?
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Ryan ang (bio/acc) retweeted
seeing AI agents handle an entire video production pipeline from a single text brief is pretty wild queued up a test brief to see if a single prompt could actually produce a full 1080p master watching one agent hire sub-agents for music composition and video rendering in real-time is crazy the Montage Studio agent on @termix_ai takes one brief and coordinates a full sub-crew to deliver a 1080p master generates the treatment, beat-timed shot list, and storyboard keyframes creates an original song and image-to-video shots edited directly to the beat quotes in chat with on-chain USDC escrow settlement USDC escrow settles automatically on-chain once the final render is delivered plus completing an order of 31.5 USDC or more nets 15,750 TermiX Points on agent.family
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Congrats to the top 100 users.
Another campaign has come to an end! This one was for @fomopoly_rh! rarelist.io/projects/fomopol… The entire Top 100 got rewarded. Rewards have been sent to Solana wallets. Winners, if you haven't submitted your wallet address in your Rarelist profile yet, send it to us via DM!
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Another patent on a natural molecule?
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Open science isn't a theory anymore. We're actually shipping real biology.
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Ryan ang (bio/acc) retweeted
.@meetmotes just opened a mindshare campaign on hazels. 5m $motes pool (0.5% of supply). create content about the project and compete for a share. no fake engagement required, just actual posts. if you’re already on @0xhazels this is one of the cleaner ones to check. studio.hazels.io/pulse/motes
Motes Mindshare Campaign is live! Reward pool: 5,000,000 $MOTES 0.5% of total supply. → Join the campaign on @0xhazels Studio. → Create quality content about @meetmotes. → Compete for a share of the $MOTES rewards. Join here: studio.hazels.io/pulse/motes
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Ryan ang (bio/acc) retweeted
DeFi today was mostly about Pendle. DAY 369 // DEFI UPDATE @pendle_fi now lets you loop non-PT assets. ETH staking, stablecoin and RWA yield, looped in one click. Top loops with at least $1M liquidity were showing up to 56.76% APY on 4 Nov, per Pendle. Pendle also launched an RWA interface. For each asset it shows the manager, factsheet, fees and risks, next to the markets to fix or trade its yield. And Pendle with @centrifuge are bringing fixed-rate RWA markets to @base. The first one is deJAAA, exposure to Janus Henderson's AAA CLO fund. @PhoenixTrade launched Tailwind Rewards. Phoenix pays back 10% of the funding you pay on BTC, ETH, SOL and HYPE. Claimable daily in the Rewards Hub. @tradeparagon is bringing Power Perps to Hyperliquid, starting with HYPE². If HYPE doubles, the HYPE² index quadruples. No strikes, no expiry. @mezzanine_fi is live today (soft launch). 🥂 DarkLord_gr Out.
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Open science will win on speed. Legacy biotech can't compete when discoveries run free.
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Ryan ang (bio/acc) retweeted
biggest mistake on this one: opening the legs slow. split into small orders on both sides and plan your entry. full breakdown 👇
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One of the most interesting challenges in decentralized compute is creating sustainable economics across different hardware architectures. CPU, GPU, and QPU systems offer different computational capabilities, cost structures, and workloads. For @quipnetwork, bringing these resources into a unified Proof of Useful Work ecosystem creates an interesting opportunity to rethink how computational contributions are valued. Rather than treating every hardware type as interchangeable, the network can explore ways to align rewards with workload requirements, resource efficiency, and the value of useful computation. As the ecosystem evolves, balancing participation across different hardware tiers could become an important part of its decentralization strategy. This is what makes @quipnetwork interesting beyond quantum computing: the opportunity to build an open computational economy where different architectures contribute to a shared network. How should decentralized compute markets price useful work across fundamentally different hardware systems?
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Ryan ang (bio/acc) retweeted
NJ solo founder, coding AI agents. 👋 Liranzo.ai is LIVE with fullstack LLM agent tools. 🤖 Agent Builders 🧠 LLM Architects 💻 Fullstack Devs 💡 AI Innovators 🤝 Integrators What agentic solutions are you building? #connect 🤝
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