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🛠️ Introducing Dual CLI & Wallet
Two new open-source Dual tools are now available in the Developer Portal.
Mint programmable objects at scale from your terminal. Give your users one trusted place for all they own.
One infrastructure, more ways to build.
Here’s what’s new ⤵️
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🗳️ Dual's first governance vote is now live
After community discussion on the Forum, TGP-0 has now moved to the on-chain voting.
xDUAL holders can now vote on the proposed 10,000 DUAL developer balance for first 100 qualified builders.
Cast your vote ⤵️
vote.dual.org/dao/dual/0x766…
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🖥️ Dual Developer Console is now live
The builder interface for the programmable economy, bringing everything you need to build, manage, fund, and monitor applications on Dual into one place.
Build programmable objects. Monitor activity.
Learn more ⤵️
dual.org/blog/introducing-du…
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🗳️ Dual Governance is now live
Governance adds a new layer to the Dual ecosystem, bringing community discussion, proposal development, and on-chain voting through one transparent process.
A major step toward broader participation and decentralization ⤵️
dual.org/blog/introducing-du…
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🗳️ Introducing Dual Governance
Dual Governance officially launches on August 15, opening a new era of community participation.
The community will be able to propose improvements, shape the protocol, and vote on the decisions that move the Dual ecosystem forward.
Learn more ⤵️
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🎉 15 Million Web3 Wallets
Built through years of enterprise deployments alongside our partners for global brands including Visa, FIFA, PepsiCo, and the Olympic Games.
The last 3.3M wallets were created in just three months, enabling programmable value at real-world scale.
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⚽️ The #FIFAWorldCup 26 has come to a close, and so has another milestone for the programmable economy.
Built by SmartMedia Technologies, a Dual enterprise partner, alongside FIFA, FIFA Rewards welcomed 3.1M+ fans, including 1.1M who joined during the tournament.
Learn more ⤵️
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Glad to see you again, doc, hope you are feeling much better now. Also, thanks so much for that LIT call. Secured a few TPs.
CryptoDoc retweeted
For now I’m holding:
• $DUAL — connector for Visa on-chain largest loyalty program run on OUSD through 120M+ merchants.
• $LINK — main connector for RWA (oracles + CCIP, institutional data feeds)
• $EDGE — connector for machine economy x402 infra blockchain
• $TAO — main connector for decentralized intelligence
I’ll share more insights in the coming weeks on why $DUAL and $EDGE remain solid lower-cap plays with serious multiple potential.
Both survived the recent massacre where many legitimate projects disappeared, got rugged, were exploited or "hacked", or simply failed to gain traction, including a significant portion of my own portfolio such as $XMW.
EDGE + DUAL been building both for (9+) years, showing real resilience, a growing revenue, and user real-world adoption, making them suitable for becoming top performers in the next cycle in most likely Q4.
I’ve been less active publicly lately, as the stock market gotten most of my interest due the PA being way more bullish
Crypto hasn’t offered many good entry opportunities over the last months, but I believe we’re starting to see new long-term setups emerging.
Core narratives for this next cycle I'll be watching:
1) RWA + Stablecoin Clarity Act (USDC + OUSD)
2) Agentic economy x402
3) Robotics: On-chain ID/Wallets/M2M (Physical AI/DePAI)
CryptoDoc retweeted
I've been closely monitoring this project for quite some time.
Its progress and development is phenominal even in a market like this.
$DUAL 🤝🤝 VISA
For the upcoming stablecoin clarity act, you need only one hold and thats @DualOrg ✍️
🌍 Exciting to see @Visa Destinations, powered by SmartMedia Technologies, our enterprise partner, launching across 10 global destinations.
Visa describes this as "a strategic expansion of Visa's role beyond payments."
Exactly the kind of evolution Dual was built to support.
