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Perp funding can swing from paying 10% a year to being paid 20% in two weeks. You can't plan around that.
PREMIA locks it. One tap: Perpl long + fixed-rate funding hedge, signed by a passkey. 4 txs, ~2s, Monad mainnet.
No oracle. No keeper. No seed phrase.
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PREMIA locks it. One tap: Perpl long + fixed-rate funding hedge, signed by a passkey. 4 txs, ~2s, Monad mainnet.
No oracle. No keeper. No seed phrase.
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"494% in two years." "4x long, 356% potential."
I built Falsify to test trading claims before anyone trades them. Paste a post or a chart screenshot: Muse Spark compiles the rules, 9 years of real prices try to break them.
35 public claims tested. 3 survived.
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@AIatMeta #MetaHackathon
I built Falsify to test trading claims before anyone trades them. Paste a post or a chart screenshot: Muse Spark compiles the rules, 9 years of real prices try to break them.
35 public claims tested. 3 survived.
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@AIatMeta #MetaHackathon
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Agreed, and the red team needs a check too: 3 of its "confirmed bugs" were a confirm() dialog headless Kane couldn't click. So nothing counts until it reproduces, and the misses are public.
Every model passed its own unit tests and two still shipped the wrong number. Tests written by the thing being tested don't count as a check. A separate red team in the loop does.
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Three Claude models built the same money app from one spec.
Two shipped a wrong number. All three passed their own unit tests.
So I built Redline: @testmuai 's Kane CLI as a red team inside the coding-agent loop 🧵
Two shipped a wrong number. All three passed their own unit tests.
So I built Redline: @testmuai 's Kane CLI as a red team inside the coding-agent loop 🧵
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The loop runs on Claude Code hooks:
• PreToolUse blocks the agent from editing the locked cases
• Stop replays them in Chrome via kane-cli and refuses "done" until they hold
On camera: Haiku says done → gate catches the bug → Haiku fixes its code → 3/3 held. No human input.
• PreToolUse blocks the agent from editing the locked cases
• Stop replays them in Chrome via kane-cli and refuses "done" until they hold
On camera: Haiku says done → gate catches the bug → Haiku fixes its code → 3/3 held. No human input.
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Learned cases replay for 0 credits (~16 s).
Fresh-clone judge path: 34/34 held for 50.77 credits.
And the README lists everywhere Redline was wrong.
Kit: github.com/Makabeez/kane-…
Evidence: github.com/Makabeez/riskd…
Demo: youtu.be/k2jK04JllNg
#KaneCLI
Fresh-clone judge path: 34/34 held for 50.77 credits.
And the README lists everywhere Redline was wrong.
Kit: github.com/Makabeez/kane-…
Evidence: github.com/Makabeez/riskd…
Demo: youtu.be/k2jK04JllNg
#KaneCLI
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Air freight gets paid 30 days late. On Arc it takes seconds.
CargoWallet is now live on @arc mainnet ✈️
→ forwarder locks USDC per air waybill
→ confirms delivery
→ carrier + ground handler claim instantly
1 USDC in, 0.70 + 0.30 out, contract back to 0. All onchain.
Built end to end in Arc Studio 👇
CargoWallet is now live on @arc mainnet ✈️
→ forwarder locks USDC per air waybill
→ confirms delivery
→ carrier + ground handler claim instantly
1 USDC in, 0.70 + 0.30 out, contract back to 0. All onchain.
Built end to end in Arc Studio 👇
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@arc Live: aircargowallet.netlify.app
Contract: explorer.arc.io/address/0xb56A…
Code: github.com/Makabeez/cargo…
Submitted to Arc Microgrants. Next up: CHF settlement for Swiss forwarders 🇨🇭
@circle #USDC
Contract: explorer.arc.io/address/0xb56A…
Code: github.com/Makabeez/cargo…
Submitted to Arc Microgrants. Next up: CHF settlement for Swiss forwarders 🇨🇭
@circle #USDC
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@arcStudio built it:
• wrote the escrow contract
• its own security review caught a push-payment flaw (a blocked recipient could freeze both payouts) → switched to pull payments
• 62 Foundry tests + Slither
• fork rehearsal on real USDC
• deployed to mainnet + built the app
I'm an aviation guy, not a Solidity dev.
• wrote the escrow contract
• its own security review caught a push-payment flaw (a blocked recipient could freeze both payouts) → switched to pull payments
• 62 Foundry tests + Slither
• fork rehearsal on real USDC
• deployed to mainnet + built the app
I'm an aviation guy, not a Solidity dev.
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#SovrenContest Operator Pass No. 1288. Issued once, in order.
operators.sovrentech.io/card/1288
#SovrenOperator
operators.sovrentech.io/card/1288
#SovrenOperator
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#SovrenContest I've run nodes on Easynode for a while now.
What I like about Sovren: the work is storage, delivery and compute for apps people already use.
Applying to run a Sovren node. @sovrentech #SovrenOperator
What I like about Sovren: the work is storage, delivery and compute for apps people already use.
Applying to run a Sovren node. @sovrentech #SovrenOperator
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I registered for the GenLayer airdrop! Verify your activity and join the GenLayer community.
airdrop.genlayer.com/share?g=3675&r…
airdrop.genlayer.com/share?g=3675&r…
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Ethereum has to retrofit post-quantum crypto into a live system with years of signed state behind it. QMS skipped that: block production needs no public-key signatures at all, and finality is PQ-signed from genesis. Two layers settled before day one. #QMS1002
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Question for @kstellana 🎤
You recently said an agent can execute a transaction perfectly and still make a terrible call, because the information it acted on was wrong or manipulated.
I hit the same wall one level up: on the judge.
While building BountyCourt on @GenLayer, I asked the validator jury to check a GitHub repo. When I fed them the raw HTML page, they reached a unanimous AGREE, and all 3 rulings were wrong. Same claims, same jury, but with the GitHub API JSON instead, they got it right.
Consensus guaranteed agreement, not truth. What decided the outcome was the fetch.
So my question:
👉 In Internet Court, who owns the rules of evidence?
Should GenLayer standardize what counts as admissible (pinned commits, typed artifacts, shape and size checks)? Or does every contract dev write their own, meaning every court invents its own evidence law?
Why I’m curious: you describe GenLayer as a “synthetic jurisdiction.” Human courts spent centuries on rules of evidence before verdicts were trusted. I prototyped one answer (Exhibit) and I’m convinced this is the first layer adversarial agents will attack.
You recently said an agent can execute a transaction perfectly and still make a terrible call, because the information it acted on was wrong or manipulated.
I hit the same wall one level up: on the judge.
While building BountyCourt on @GenLayer, I asked the validator jury to check a GitHub repo. When I fed them the raw HTML page, they reached a unanimous AGREE, and all 3 rulings were wrong. Same claims, same jury, but with the GitHub API JSON instead, they got it right.
Consensus guaranteed agreement, not truth. What decided the outcome was the fetch.
So my question:
👉 In Internet Court, who owns the rules of evidence?
Should GenLayer standardize what counts as admissible (pinned commits, typed artifacts, shape and size checks)? Or does every contract dev write their own, meaning every court invents its own evidence law?
Why I’m curious: you describe GenLayer as a “synthetic jurisdiction.” Human courts spent centuries on rules of evidence before verdicts were trusted. I prototyped one answer (Exhibit) and I’m convinced this is the first layer adversarial agents will attack.
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Genève vit de l’arbitrage : des mois de procédure et des honoraires salés pour qu’un tiers dise qui a raison.
Et si le contrat pouvait trancher lui-même ?
C’est l’idée de @GenLayer : des Intelligent Contracts qui lisent le web et raisonnent en langage naturel. Leurs décisions sont validées par un jury de validateurs qui font chacun tourner leur propre IA. Pas d’oracle, pas d’admin.
Je ne fais pas que le dire, je l’ai construit. BountyCourt garde une prime en escrow et lit le repo GitHub du dev, épinglé sur un commit pour qu’il ne puisse plus être modifié après coup. Puis il décide si le dev est payé. Le verdict est on-chain, le paiement est automatique, et il y a même une procédure d’appel avec caution.
La leçon la plus intéressante : le consensus garantit que les validateurs sont d’accord, pas qu’ils ont raison. Ce qu’on leur donne à lire compte autant que le jury. C’est un problème tout neuf, et on peut encore être parmi les premiers à s’y attaquer.
@asedd72 — toi qui [bosses dans le juridique / codes en Python], c’est fait pour toi. Les contrats s’écrivent en Python et le testnet est gratuit.
portal.genlayer.foundation/?ref=2V783M7U
Et si le contrat pouvait trancher lui-même ?
C’est l’idée de @GenLayer : des Intelligent Contracts qui lisent le web et raisonnent en langage naturel. Leurs décisions sont validées par un jury de validateurs qui font chacun tourner leur propre IA. Pas d’oracle, pas d’admin.
Je ne fais pas que le dire, je l’ai construit. BountyCourt garde une prime en escrow et lit le repo GitHub du dev, épinglé sur un commit pour qu’il ne puisse plus être modifié après coup. Puis il décide si le dev est payé. Le verdict est on-chain, le paiement est automatique, et il y a même une procédure d’appel avec caution.
La leçon la plus intéressante : le consensus garantit que les validateurs sont d’accord, pas qu’ils ont raison. Ce qu’on leur donne à lire compte autant que le jury. C’est un problème tout neuf, et on peut encore être parmi les premiers à s’y attaquer.
@asedd72 — toi qui [bosses dans le juridique / codes en Python], c’est fait pour toi. Les contrats s’écrivent en Python et le testnet est gratuit.
portal.genlayer.foundation/?ref=2V783M7U
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Trade NEAR-USD perps on @bulktrade
app.bulk.trade/ref/MAKA
Use them code while it's still free
BULK-4D7-959
BULK-NJB-WS6
BULK-YJD-8G6
BULK-JBZ-GQJ
BULK-WPC-XKD
BULK-BMP-XDB
BULK-7EH-MM2
BULK-RSY-WPM
BULK-Q5T-H3X
BULK-Y74-7HR
BULK-3NU-Q5M
BULK-TNU-SS6
#crypto #trading #web3 #dex #Solana
app.bulk.trade/ref/MAKA
Use them code while it's still free
BULK-4D7-959
BULK-NJB-WS6
BULK-YJD-8G6
BULK-JBZ-GQJ
BULK-WPC-XKD
BULK-BMP-XDB
BULK-7EH-MM2
BULK-RSY-WPM
BULK-Q5T-H3X
BULK-Y74-7HR
BULK-3NU-Q5M
BULK-TNU-SS6
#crypto #trading #web3 #dex #Solana
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Giving flowers today to The Abbot, @RZA sonic mastermind behind the Wu-Tang Clan.
Growing up on that @WuTangClan sound wasn't just about listening to music; it was stepping into an entire universe. The gritty, dust-covered soul samples chopped with surgical precision, the eerie minor-key pianos, and those legendary kung fu dialogue flips straight out of the Shaw Brothers vaults. From Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) to Liquid Swords, Only Built 4 Cuban Linx..., and Ironman, RZA engineered a golden era of production that has never been matched in depth, atmosphere, or raw energy.
What made the Wu sound truly mythical, though, was how RZA built an entire sonic empire and passed the torch to equally visionary producers.
Salute to the Wu-Elements:
True Master, whose bounce, rugged drums, and hypnotic loops gave us masterpieces like "Fish" and "Heaterz."
4th Disciple, who laid down the dark, cinematic, and emotional spine of classics like Heavy Mental and tracks like "Cuckoobird."
Cilvaringz, who studied the blueprint, captured that pure mid-90s chamber DNA, and helped keep the sacred flame burning through the next era.
RZA didn't just produce records; he built a philosophy, an aesthetic, and an immortal legacy on tape. Pure innovation, zero compromise, and forever stitched into the fabric of hip-hop history.
Wu-Tang is forever, and the production blueprint RZA created will echo for generations. 👐⚔️
Shoutout to @methodman @Raekwon @GhostfaceKillah @Cappadonna
#WuTang #RZA #HipHopLegends #WuElements #TrueMaster #4thDisciple #Cilvaringz #GoldenEraHipHop #BoomBap #36Chambers
Growing up on that @WuTangClan sound wasn't just about listening to music; it was stepping into an entire universe. The gritty, dust-covered soul samples chopped with surgical precision, the eerie minor-key pianos, and those legendary kung fu dialogue flips straight out of the Shaw Brothers vaults. From Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) to Liquid Swords, Only Built 4 Cuban Linx..., and Ironman, RZA engineered a golden era of production that has never been matched in depth, atmosphere, or raw energy.
What made the Wu sound truly mythical, though, was how RZA built an entire sonic empire and passed the torch to equally visionary producers.
Salute to the Wu-Elements:
True Master, whose bounce, rugged drums, and hypnotic loops gave us masterpieces like "Fish" and "Heaterz."
4th Disciple, who laid down the dark, cinematic, and emotional spine of classics like Heavy Mental and tracks like "Cuckoobird."
Cilvaringz, who studied the blueprint, captured that pure mid-90s chamber DNA, and helped keep the sacred flame burning through the next era.
RZA didn't just produce records; he built a philosophy, an aesthetic, and an immortal legacy on tape. Pure innovation, zero compromise, and forever stitched into the fabric of hip-hop history.
Wu-Tang is forever, and the production blueprint RZA created will echo for generations. 👐⚔️
Shoutout to @methodman @Raekwon @GhostfaceKillah @Cappadonna
#WuTang #RZA #HipHopLegends #WuElements #TrueMaster #4thDisciple #Cilvaringz #GoldenEraHipHop #BoomBap #36Chambers
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