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“Client-side proving is the holy grail for privacy because what leaves your device is only the proof." - @schmiddominik1
Dominic says Miden's partner mainnet has around 1,000 users one week in, and he expects to open it up in January.
I asked the @0xMiden co-founder how Miden balances privacy with what institutions need.
> How do you balance strong privacy with the compliance and selective disclosure institutions need?
> What advantages does client-side proving give users and institutions, and what are the tradeoffs?
> What have you learned from real usage on partner mainnet so far?
> How is Miden different from other privacy-focused chains?
> What insight made you spin out of Polygon and double down on Miden?
> What does successful institutional adoption look like over the next one to two years?
Full Q&A👇
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OKX CEO Star Xu just roasted CZ's first Binance hack interview
Xu says the talking tokens episode made him sick, calling it misleading and accusing CZ of downplaying his own responsibility while trashing banks to cover for the failure
his takes:
- CZ keeps saying "i don't run Binance" while being the loudest Binance voice of the whole crisis
- somehow found time to argue with Elon about SpaceX
- leans on "only 2% of funds gone" like that answers the security question
- marketing for fresh deposits never stopped
- comparing exchanges to banks is irresponsible, different threat models, attack surfaces and consequences
- "left a pregnant woman on the front line", a shot at co-CEO Yi He
CZ's pitch on the podcast was that AI is speeding up hacks so you fight it with AI ("the only way to beat the monster is to become one"), plus an industry security alliance with cross-audits and fast freezes
Best part is Xu wrapping the whole dunk with a call to build security standards together "even with competitors"
Right after attaching halloween costumes clowning Binance's "multi-layered defense" by the way, this one was diabolical
Is Star Xu actually cooking here or what?
Cold storage is only one layer. Key separation, withdrawal limits, approval controls, and tested recovery paths matter just as much. Asset location reduces exposure. Access design defines the blast radius.
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the scariest thing in crypto isn't a red candle
it's the group chat going silent 10 minutes after everyone apes the same ticker
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Need to send something later?
Hold the send button and pick Schedule Message.
In Saved Messages you can set a reminder the same way.
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Everyone collects a little differently
Some hunt rare serials. Some complete entire backdrop sets. Some build the perfect @telegram profile. Others just collect what makes them happy
There's no right way to build a collection
What's yours? Tell us what you collect and why
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new trading venues every week
same group chat where you heard about the trade
we built Cherry to bring those two closer together
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Only 17% of tokenized RWAs are private credit
Yet it's ~80% of the RWAs used as collateral in DeFi lending
Liquidation takes seconds, but cashing out tokens backing it can take months
Who's left holding the loss then? Breaking it down this week
Nov 5 | 3 PM UTC | 10 AM ET
LFG
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In 2025, Telegram shipped 75+ new features across 13 major updates.
That’s a major update roughly every 26 days.
Which one did you use the most? ⭐️
If confirmed, the next operational test is whether completion times, queue behavior and failure rates remain stable as withdrawal demand returns.
teapawt.net/cz_binance/status/2116…
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Tokenized Stocks Go Legal: Space Recap
Wall Street's settlement layer went live with $30T in eligible securities and 33 issuers like Microsoft, JPM, Coca-Cola are already objecting
Biggest Ws on the list? We scored everyone involved so you don't have to
Full breakdown below 🧵
Still unverified, but if an exchange absorbs losses from a security failure rather than shifting them to customers, the cost of failure stays with the party best positioned to strengthen prevention.
teapawt.net/saylor/status/21161675…
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🚨 NEW POLYMARKET: NVIDIA all-time high by…?
poly.market/YDfxR8A
On Arbitrum this week:
The programmable economy is growing faster than ever across tokenization, perps, payments and agentic finance
> Arbitrum leads as the #1 blockchain for RWA Count with 3,207 RWAs
> Arbitrum's Open House Singapore just launched and it's bootstrapping early stage-teams with dedicated support and $415k in prizes
> Robinhood Chain just hit $4M in total revenue
> @tryramp lets eligible US businesses fund Stablecoin Accounts with USDC or USDT on Arbitrum
> Tokenized EU Gov bonds continues to grow on Arbitrum One with over $340M in market cap (key driver of that growth has been @Spiko_finance)
> One of the fastest-growing RWA perps @OndoPerps has chosen Arbitrum for USDC deposits
> Crypto card payment volume on Arbitrum One reached a new high of $32.8M (growth led by @KoloHub, @useTria, @BitgetWallet, @SafePal & @avici
> Perps on Arbitrum are seeing new highs: Since June @variational_io Open Interest has increased 85% to a new high of $1.39B
> El Dorado enabled USDT/USDC deposits into app via Arbitrum
> @0xT3tris launched its zero-fee, permissionless vault infrastructure on Arbitrum
> @PheasantNetwork launched it's agentic finance app on Arbitrum enabling users to do crosschain trades with AI agents
> @MossAI_Official brought its capital market for AI agents to Arbitrum, tapping into low execution costs and deep liquidity
0/ As AI systems become more powerful, formal verification – which is the discipline of using mathematics to prove computer programs correct – shows more and more promise.
A guest thread by @big_tech_sux, lead developer of @vyperlang 🧵























