Hey, check it out Nexians
@NexaMoney $NEXA
Little comical read I made on Higgy
higgsfield.ai/mangaka/22ffed…
Hope you enjoy it as much as I did making it!
Should I continue? Let me know in the comments..
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@NexaMoney $NEXA
Little comical read I made on Higgy
higgsfield.ai/mangaka/22ffed…
Hope you enjoy it as much as I did making it!
Should I continue? Let me know in the comments..
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cropduster365 retweeted
If you are following us, you should be following @NexaMoney to learn about #Nexa.
This is how we will achieve the goal of P2P digital money. 💪
This is how we will achieve the goal of P2P digital money. 💪
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Technological breakthroughs require more than engineering talent. They demand vision, decisive action, resources, and the ability to sustain progress through years of change.
From decades in financial infrastructure to early Bitcoin scaling research, Clifford’s experience extends beyond understanding complex systems to helping sustain the work required to advance them.
I believe his true strength lies in understanding what it takes to turn extraordinary technical ambition into reality.
From decades in financial infrastructure to early Bitcoin scaling research, Clifford’s experience extends beyond understanding complex systems to helping sustain the work required to advance them.
I believe his true strength lies in understanding what it takes to turn extraordinary technical ambition into reality.
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cropduster365 retweeted
Bir biyolog, ormandaki bir mantarın biyolojik aktivitesini synthesizer’a bağladı. Mantardan gelen sinyaller, enstrümandan müzik olarak duyuldu.
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@PeterRizun doesn’t just theorize about the limits of technology. He develops instruments and experiments to measure those limits, then builds hardware to overcome them.
The limit isn’t where his work ends. It’s where his engineering begins.
$NEXA #NEXA @NexaMoney
The limit isn’t where his work ends. It’s where his engineering begins.
$NEXA #NEXA @NexaMoney
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NFA but $NEXA is gearing up regardless
Look at the money flow on the 2day, rounding out to go green soon. WITH DOUBLE BOTTOM on momentum!!!
(makes this momentum spike even more exponential(if it holds range))
Momentum spike coming back down to clip.
WE WANT A GREEN DOT TO PRINT ays and prints on high timeframes, EVEN stronger!!! between 3d-weekly
ITS COMING! 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀
Look at the money flow on the 2day, rounding out to go green soon. WITH DOUBLE BOTTOM on momentum!!!
(makes this momentum spike even more exponential(if it holds range))
Momentum spike coming back down to clip.
WE WANT A GREEN DOT TO PRINT ays and prints on high timeframes, EVEN stronger!!! between 3d-weekly
ITS COMING! 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀
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cropduster365 retweeted
The BRAM-ring bounty closed last night. Thank you to everyone who entered.
Five claims came in, every one of them bit-exact on all 8 vectors and on a fresh seed. That alone is a good sign for the spec: five independent implementations, zero disagreements.
@inkier35: unrolled gather chains, a 2% miss on the reference machine.
@sulla_alexander: three claims, scalar taps on CPU and a tiled-bank kernel on GPU. Big wins on your own hardware that didn't transfer, and the Downfall lesson is now in the README for posterity.
The winner: @AlexnderSmith04 with Prefetch32. An algebraic-normal-form cell evaluator plus a 32-lane deferred read-modify-write, +14% over the shipped CPU kernel, measured back to back on the 12700KF. No other claims were filed by the deadline, so the decision is final: 0.01 BTC, paid within 14 days of you posting a BTC address in this thread.
The 0.1 BTC goes unclaimed. Nobody showed non-FPGA hardware within 100× of 371 H/s per dollar, and the best CPU result after a month of public attack is 932 H/s, against 37,100 from a $40 chip. The little FPGA stays undefeated.
git.nodelabs.ca/nexapow/bram-r…
Five claims came in, every one of them bit-exact on all 8 vectors and on a fresh seed. That alone is a good sign for the spec: five independent implementations, zero disagreements.
@inkier35: unrolled gather chains, a 2% miss on the reference machine.
@sulla_alexander: three claims, scalar taps on CPU and a tiled-bank kernel on GPU. Big wins on your own hardware that didn't transfer, and the Downfall lesson is now in the README for posterity.
The winner: @AlexnderSmith04 with Prefetch32. An algebraic-normal-form cell evaluator plus a 32-lane deferred read-modify-write, +14% over the shipped CPU kernel, measured back to back on the 12700KF. No other claims were filed by the deadline, so the decision is final: 0.01 BTC, paid within 14 days of you posting a BTC address in this thread.
The 0.1 BTC goes unclaimed. Nobody showed non-FPGA hardware within 100× of 371 H/s per dollar, and the best CPU result after a month of public attack is 932 H/s, against 37,100 from a $40 chip. The little FPGA stays undefeated.
git.nodelabs.ca/nexapow/bram-r…
My little $40 FPGA can beat your big bad GPU. Prove me wrong and win 0.1 BTC.
I designed a proof-of-work called BRAM-ring. A $40 Efinix Tz170 does 37,100 H/s on it. The best anyone has managed on a GPU is 1,493 H/s, on a $499 RTX 3070. Per dollar the little chip wins by more think any GPU, CPU, NPU or other off-the-shelf hardware can close that gap.
The bounty:
• 0.1 BTC to the first person who shows non-FPGA hardware at or above 371 H/s per dollar
• 0.01 BTC every time someone beats my GPU or CPU kernel by 10% (bit-exact, measured on my machine, the bar ratchets)
• 0.01 BTC for a real shortcut in the function: half the work per hash, counted not timed
How to claim: reply to this tweet with the full 40-character git commit hash of your code and the prize you're claiming. Your code can stay private until the deadline; the hash fixes your place in line.
Deadline: 4 November 2026, 23:59 Pacific.
Rules: git.nodelabs.ca/nexapow/bram-r…
Code (make prove checks C, AVX2, CUDA and Verilog against the same 8 vectors): git.nodelabs.ca/nexapow/bram-r…
Prize pool 0.2 BTC, held at bc1qtk8q5nsupm47kg5vz9turqacx8lg2whvxukpuj. Signed proof of funds in the first reply and in BOUNTY.md.
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cropduster365 retweeted
There are more reasons every day to support decentralized peer-to-peer electronic cash.
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Based on some of my research, Andrew Stone was working on fault-tolerant, distributed infrastructure way before his involvement with Bitcoin Unlimited and Nexa.
Let’s talk about what that actually means.
He has helped build carrier-grade software that keeps major telecom systems running — engineered to detect failures, recover automatically, and keep critical services up for millions of people. Maybe this gives some indication of the scale: a 2016 interview, Andrew Stone stated that Verizon cellphone users were likely using software he personally wrote. (To me, that was just one example, his own words suggest a much broader impact.)
We have ABSOLUTE badass building @NexaMoney and he’s just ONE of them. 🤯🤯
@GAndrewStone
Thank you 🙏
Let’s talk about what that actually means.
He has helped build carrier-grade software that keeps major telecom systems running — engineered to detect failures, recover automatically, and keep critical services up for millions of people. Maybe this gives some indication of the scale: a 2016 interview, Andrew Stone stated that Verizon cellphone users were likely using software he personally wrote. (To me, that was just one example, his own words suggest a much broader impact.)
We have ABSOLUTE badass building @NexaMoney and he’s just ONE of them. 🤯🤯
@GAndrewStone
Thank you 🙏
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cropduster365 retweeted
One of the projects within NEXA ecosystem is Paydeck (paydeck.org)
Paydeck is an open-source point-of-sale (POS) system for accepting payments in Nexa directly on the blockchain, while maintaining full control over your funds.
$NEXA can make your everyday life easier
Paydeck is an open-source point-of-sale (POS) system for accepting payments in Nexa directly on the blockchain, while maintaining full control over your funds.
$NEXA can make your everyday life easier
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cropduster365 retweeted
Contest ends tomorrow at midnight PST.
To date, we have one 0.01 BTC winner for advancing the CPU miner by >10%.
To date, we have one 0.01 BTC winner for advancing the CPU miner by >10%.
My little $40 FPGA can beat your big bad GPU. Prove me wrong and win 0.1 BTC.
I designed a proof-of-work called BRAM-ring. A $40 Efinix Tz170 does 37,100 H/s on it. The best anyone has managed on a GPU is 1,493 H/s, on a $499 RTX 3070. Per dollar the little chip wins by more think any GPU, CPU, NPU or other off-the-shelf hardware can close that gap.
The bounty:
• 0.1 BTC to the first person who shows non-FPGA hardware at or above 371 H/s per dollar
• 0.01 BTC every time someone beats my GPU or CPU kernel by 10% (bit-exact, measured on my machine, the bar ratchets)
• 0.01 BTC for a real shortcut in the function: half the work per hash, counted not timed
How to claim: reply to this tweet with the full 40-character git commit hash of your code and the prize you're claiming. Your code can stay private until the deadline; the hash fixes your place in line.
Deadline: 4 November 2026, 23:59 Pacific.
Rules: git.nodelabs.ca/nexapow/bram-r…
Code (make prove checks C, AVX2, CUDA and Verilog against the same 8 vectors): git.nodelabs.ca/nexapow/bram-r…
Prize pool 0.2 BTC, held at bc1qtk8q5nsupm47kg5vz9turqacx8lg2whvxukpuj. Signed proof of funds in the first reply and in BOUNTY.md.
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cropduster365 retweeted
Smoothly adding and dropping terms. I think Leo would have enjoyed the Fourier transform. As the Vitruvian man is a visual argument that the human form relates perfectly to the fundamental platonic forms of the square and circle, we could follow his lead and search for the simplest Fourier tman figure.
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