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I make bad decisions for a living, but you might find your alphas in my tweets and retweets xD.
Tru3god.Sol👑 retweeted
NEWS: @JupiterExchange ranked as the #1 DEX aggregator across all chains by trading volume in Q3 2026.
Jupiter has maintained its lead for 8 consecutive quarters despite operating exclusively on @Solana.
Tru3god.Sol👑 retweeted
Privacy on a public blockchain sounds like a contradiction.
Blockchains are designed to make data transparent. So how do you build something that works on-chain without exposing everything?
@FungoLabs is using Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) from Zama to explore exactly that.
With FHE, smart contracts can process encrypted information without first decrypting it.
For $Fungo, this makes two things possible:
*Private NFT creation:* The contract generates NFT content using on-chain randomness and stores it encrypted.
*Private ownership experience:* The NFT's artwork and hidden attributes remain sealed, with access tied to its current holder.
For the Genesis collection:
• 500 free whitelist and nominee mints
• 2,500 encrypted auction mints in cZAMA
• 232 team allocations
• One clearing price for all auction winners
The artwork can be privately viewed and optionally published forever.
The essence, containing class, stats and element, remains encrypted.
No one needs to see the underlying data for the system to work.
That's what makes this approach interesting to me.
Fungo isn't just putting NFTs on Ethereum. It's exploring what NFTs could look like when privacy is part of their design from day one.
Good Morning fam,
Imagine joining an NFT auction where nobody knows what anyone else is bidding.
No watching other bids. No last-minute copying. No adjusting your offer because someone else placed a higher one.
That's the idea behind $Fungo's sealed-bid auction.
The 2,500 Genesis NFTs will be sold in an encrypted auction using cZAMA.
You decide your price and quantity, but both remain hidden until the auction closes.
Here's how the pricing works:
• Bids are revealed and ranked after the auction.
• The lowest winning bid determines the final price.
• Every successful bidder pays that same price.
• Higher bidders get the excess refunded.
• Bids below the clearing price receive their full bid amount back.
This creates a uniform clearing price instead of having different winning prices.
And there's another interesting part.
@FungoLabs uses the same FHE technology to keep the NFTs sealed after minting.
So privacy isn't just part of the auction. It's part of the NFT itself.
A private auction for NFTs that stay private by design.
Tru3god.Sol👑 retweeted
1/ Been working on a tool to help people find money they left in old protocols. Most from 2021-2022.
I HIGHLY recommend if you were around in the early days of Solana and did any NFT bidding, used defi protocols, it is worth looking your wallet up. It is quick & fast.
Tru3god.Sol👑 retweeted
Proud to be among the first perps venues live with @chainlink 's APAC Equities Streams. More real-world markets, secure data, one place to trade them.
Everyone builds with Jupiter.
NEW: Chainlink APAC Equities Streams have expanded, covering $40T+ of equity markets across China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong.
TSMC. Tencent. Samsung. SK Hynix. BYD. and more.
Live on: @Lighter_xyz, @jupiterexchange, @Predictdotfun.
LINK everything
Tru3god.Sol👑 retweeted
Quality of life improvement for Solana devs with the Parsed Events Scan API from @Helius.
Tru3god.Sol👑 retweeted
The @FungoLabs Genesis mint is coming in two stages on November 5, 2026.
Here's how it works.
Stage 1: Free Mint
500 NFTs will be available to approved whitelist wallets and nominees.
There is no mint price. Approved wallets only pay gas.
Any unused free-mint allocation will remain unminted.
Stage 2: Sealed-Bid Auction
The remaining 2,500 NFTs will be sold through an encrypted auction using cZAMA.
But here's where things get interesting.
You choose your bid and how many NFTs you want. Your bid amount and quantity stay encrypted while the auction is open.
Nobody can see what others are bidding.
Once the auction closes, bids are revealed and ranked. The lowest successful bid sets the clearing price, meaning every winner pays the same price.
Higher bidders receive the difference back, while unsuccessful bidders get their bid amount refunded.
And of course, every NFT is minted sealed.
It's a different approach to NFT distribution, with privacy built into the process from the beginning.
What if you could own an NFT without the entire world knowing what it looks like or what's inside it?
That's what makes $Fungo interesting.
Built with Zama's FHEVM on Ethereum, @FungoLabs uses Fully Homomorphic Encryption to keep NFT data private while allowing smart contracts to work with it.
Each NFT has two layers:
1. The Look
This is the artwork. It's sealed when minted, and the holder can view it privately in their browser.
You can also choose to make it public permanently. Once published, it cannot be hidden again.
2. The Essence
This contains the NFT's class, stats and element.
Unlike the artwork, this layer stays encrypted permanently. Only the current holder can access it.
Even the team cannot see what you received.
The NFT is generated using on-chain FHE randomness, so neither the buyer nor the team gets to choose the outcome.
And when ownership changes, access moves to the new holder.
Your NFT. Your private world.
Tru3god.Sol👑 retweeted
Flywheel will change the space
This is one of the biggest reasons I believe @flywheelcash has a different vision for what a launchpad should be....
Most launchpads focus on building their own business, launching their own token, and using the revenue generated by their ecosystem to buy back and burn that token....
But I believe the real opportunity is much bigger than that....
The goal of a launchpad should be to make its communities want to stay, participate and build together....
Memes are the heart of this space. The communities behind them are what create culture, attention, liquidity and long term activity....
So why should the revenue generated by those communities flow primarily back into a launchpad's official token?
That's exactly why Flywheel doesn't have an official token.....
Instead of launching a Flywheel token and using ecosystem revenue to buy it back and burn it, Flywheel is taking a different approach....
The revenue generated by the ecosystem should go back into the ecosystem....
A portion of the platform's revenue is allocated to buybacks, and those buybacks are directed towards the top 10 memes in the Flywheel ecosystem.....
Think about what that means....
The platform generates revenue through the activity of its communities.... Rather than keeping that value concentrated around its own token, it puts a portion back into the memes and communities that help create that activity....
This is the kind of economic model I want to see more of in this space....
A launchpad shouldn't just be a place where people launch tokens, trade for a few days and move on to the next narrative....
It should build an environment where communities have a reason to stay, holders have a reason to participate, and projects have a reason to keep building....
Because long term ecosystems aren't built on launches alone.....
They're built on incentives that keep people involved....
We don't need another launchpad token competing for attention....
We need launchpads that create more value for the memes and communities using them....
That's what makes Flywheel stand out to me....
It's not just about how much revenue the platform generates....
It's about where that revenue goes and who benefits from it....
I'm betting on this model because I believe the future belongs to ecosystems that grow together with their communities, not just businesses that extract value from them....
Give back to the memes.
Give communities a reason to stay.
Build something worth being part of.
Make the Wheel Fly....
Tru3god.Sol👑 retweeted
Good entry to get positioned in some @flywheelcash
Market might be shitty but the wheels keeps spinning
Boomer
Bcat
Son
No jeets
Karen
Guru…. Some others
Good coins
Just a matter of when
Tru3god.Sol👑 retweeted
Check it
Tru3god.Sol👑 retweeted
“Tokenization is just a digital receipt. What makes it productive is the ability to borrow against it as collateral.”
@cheryldchan, Head of Strategy and Growth at @kamino on why institutions are putting tokenized assets to work on Solana.
Tru3god.Sol👑 retweeted
What if you could own an NFT without the entire world knowing what it looks like or what's inside it?
That's what makes $Fungo interesting.
Built with Zama's FHEVM on Ethereum, @FungoLabs uses Fully Homomorphic Encryption to keep NFT data private while allowing smart contracts to work with it.
Each NFT has two layers:
1. The Look
This is the artwork. It's sealed when minted, and the holder can view it privately in their browser.
You can also choose to make it public permanently. Once published, it cannot be hidden again.
2. The Essence
This contains the NFT's class, stats and element.
Unlike the artwork, this layer stays encrypted permanently. Only the current holder can access it.
Even the team cannot see what you received.
The NFT is generated using on-chain FHE randomness, so neither the buyer nor the team gets to choose the outcome.
And when ownership changes, access moves to the new holder.
Your NFT. Your private world.
Good Morning
Most NFTs reveal everything about themselves the moment they're minted.
Their art, traits, rarity and other details are all public. Anyone can see them, track them or rank them.
▪︎ @FungoLabs wants to change that.
They're building encrypted NFTs on Ethereum, where the content stays hidden even after minting.
Powered by Zama's Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE), $Fungo allows smart contracts to generate and work with NFT data without ever seeing what's inside.
No metadata server. No team secretly knowing what you received.
The Genesis collection will have 3,232 NFTs:
• 500 free mints for whitelist holders and nominees
• 2,500 through an encrypted sealed-bid auction
• 232 allocated to the team
The idea is simple: your NFT can live on a public blockchain without making everything inside it public.
Not everything needs to be visible to be on-chain.
Tru3god.Sol👑 retweeted
We asked GPT-6 Astra to edit Qwen3.5-0.8B weights to improve math.
It directly changed only 0.016% of weights, fixing 0.8B's reasoning loops & improving math up to 6x and even instruction following 3x, without gradients or training.
We call this Weight-Space Programming: frontier LLMs can now natively read/write neural network weights! 🧵
Blog: rikiyat.github.io/blog/weigh…
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
LLM was given weights explicitly as text in prompt and used code/forward passes (per authors' logs) to ablate Qwen looping direction, a known thinking-mode issue per model card. Primarily fixed repetition in that mode, not general 'natively' improving weights/math.
rikiyat.github.io/blog/weight-sp…
github.com/RikiyaT/lm_und…
huggingface.co/Qwen/Qwen3.5-0…
huggingface.co/RikiyaT/Qwen3.…
