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ethereum:0xda5e1988097297dcdc1f90d4dfe7909e847cbef6 buybacks are intended to strengthen WLFI governance participation by an active community of long-term holders.
USD1 is an important part of the WLFI ecosystem. As USD1 supply grows, the potential economics associated with USD1 and overall ecosystem activity may also grow. WLFI buybacks may be funded from various sources. A substantial portion of USD1 gross revenue is paid to partners and service providers. Any resources available to support buybacks from USD1-related economics therefore depend on the amounts retained after partner distributions, direct costs and other obligations.
Buybacks will be executed on Aster through this wallet: bscscan.com/address/0x0f5d11…
The community can follow the wallet’s activity and buyback transactions onchain.
The timing, size and execution of any buybacks will be determined based on available resources, applicable requirements and assessment of buyback impact on governance participation, and may be modified or discontinued at any time.
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Welcome to the Giraffies Valley!
6666 Lil Giraffies are coming soon on Robinhood Chain.
🔹Raise giraffies.
🔹Grow the valley.
🔹Harvest $GIRAFF
Whitelist registration is now live (Freemint)
Join the Valley🦒
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Good projects need more than a product launch to gain traction.
They need people who understand what they’re building and can communicate that value to the wider community.
That’s where @rarelistio has an interesting role to play.
By bringing projects and creators together through dedicated campaigns, it gives teams another way to build awareness while allowing creators to turn their research, ideas, and content into rewarded contributions.
I also like that this creates room for creators to explore different ecosystems instead of relying on the same few opportunities.
At the same time, projects can connect with people who are willing to do more than just repost announcements.
The real value lies in building lasting connections between the people developing products and the people helping others understand them.
That’s a positive direction for the web3 creator economy.
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A translator can be perfectly honest and still carry a lie across. That is how a stranger got an AI agent to move around $200,000.
The order was hidden in Morse code. The attacker asked Grok to translate it. Grok passed plain text on to Bankrbot, an agent that acts on posts.
Bankrbot only ever read plain text, with no trace of the Morse code. Clean text looks like truth, so nothing told it to doubt.
That has a name: prompt injection. Orders disguised as reading material, aimed at an agent that reads and acts in one motion.
On @GenLayer, Greyboxing means no model reads your raw text. Each validator reworks it first, with defenses nobody else can see.
So clean text earns no trust there. To every other model, a trick tuned for one just looks like gibberish. If one validator falls, the others outvote it.
Fellow AI users, which tool summarizes or translates things for you before you act on them? Name it. I will read every reply.
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Friends hello, the end date for the Quests and Mindshare campaigns has been clarified on the Quip side.
In the @quipnetwork post they wrote that both campaigns will conclude on November 2 at 13:00 UTC, alongside the final points distribution.
Links are given to quest quip network and mindshare quip network, with more in the final stretch update.
An earlier note said the campaigns were concluding and that points would show in the unified app.
Each campaign has its own allocation so it does not affect what was earned before.
I am reading this as the timing for closing the points campaigns during the testnet stretch.
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I got 89/100 on this AI scam quiz and it called me The Golden Retriever.
Apparently I have a big heart and I trust too fast lol
Really great stuff shippped by @MEXC and @apcollective
i have been saying i can’t be scammed for years.
6 questions in this test really showed otherwise,
what the quiz taught me about AI scams is simple.
They look clean now, they sound friendly, and they know exactly what to say to you.
So if an AI scam landed in your DMs today, would you spot it?
I was sure I would. My score says I’d need a second look.
The sharpest people I know still reply too fast when something sounds urgent.
Good to see @MEXC takes user security seriously and teamed up on something that gets people checking themselves before it costs them.
A platform can only protect you so far. Knowing what to look out for is the other half, and this quiz hands you that.
I’d rather we find our blind spots here than in real life.
If you beat 89, I’ll say you’re the sharper one in public.
If you don’t, you’re buying lunch.
drop your score in the comment section
You can take the quiz here:
ai-safety-score.apcollective…
AI scams are getting harder to spot than the real thing
We built the AI Safety Score with @MEXC to test how safe you really are
Try it now: ai-safety-score.apcollective…
Would you trade with your competitors watching every move?
@The_DTCC just launched its Tokenization Service with 20 participants signed up, @zksync is one of the firms collaborating with DTCC, and @the_matter_labs is providing privacy features with Prividium.
That's the part that gets everyone for sure.
Banks like J.P. Morgan and Citi were never going to touch a chain where every position is public, and now privacy and control come without leaving the systems they already use.
All of this is really a bullish sign on $ZK
Privacy was the blocker, and ZKsync is working on exactly that problem.
Congrats to @The_DTCC on the launch of its Tokenization Service. We’re proud to be among the firms collaborating with DTCC.
@the_matter_labs is providing privacy features with Prividium.
DTCC provides custody and asset servicing for more than $114 trillion in securities.
