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I want to say a big thank you to our sponsors and everyone that was present and came even to our speakers and Guest Speaker it was next level of impact 🔥🔥
Shoutout to @CurrentSUI x @uselinq x @_deeptrade we cooked yesterday
I can’t keep thanking God for everything that en admits the hiccups we had the best time yesterday
It wasn’t the normal web3 event people come to, it’s beyond that
More detailed information and pictures and videos coming in soon
Stay tuned #BUILDIRL
Shoutout to @CurrentSUI x @uselinq x @_deeptrade we cooked yesterday
I can’t keep thanking God for everything that en admits the hiccups we had the best time yesterday
It wasn’t the normal web3 event people come to, it’s beyond that
More detailed information and pictures and videos coming in soon
Stay tuned #BUILDIRL
And it all ended successfully Thank you God 😊
Shoutout to @CurrentSUI x @uselinq x @_deeptrade for sponsoring the event
More details coming in soon
Some sneak peeks 😩🔥
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Bitcoin doesn't necessarily need to be sold to become useful in DeFi.
But how do you use BTC to access liquidity without simply selling your Bitcoin?
That's the problem space Hashi is exploring on Sui.
Hashi is building infrastructure that makes native Bitcoin usable as within Sui's DeFi ecosystem.
Think about it this way:
🟠 Bitcoin holds the asset.
🔵 Sui provides the programmable environment.
🔗 Hashi connects the two through its Bitcoin collateralization design.
This opens the door to BTC-backed borrowing and other financial applications without treating Bitcoin as just another token.
But how does it work? What makes it different from traditional lending? And what about security?
That's what we're breaking down in Hashi 101, one concept at a time.
Just the technology, economics and risks explained in plain English.
Day 1 starts here. Follow along. @SuiCommunity
#Hashi101 #Sui #BTCFi
But how do you use BTC to access liquidity without simply selling your Bitcoin?
That's the problem space Hashi is exploring on Sui.
Hashi is building infrastructure that makes native Bitcoin usable as within Sui's DeFi ecosystem.
Think about it this way:
🟠 Bitcoin holds the asset.
🔵 Sui provides the programmable environment.
🔗 Hashi connects the two through its Bitcoin collateralization design.
This opens the door to BTC-backed borrowing and other financial applications without treating Bitcoin as just another token.
But how does it work? What makes it different from traditional lending? And what about security?
That's what we're breaking down in Hashi 101, one concept at a time.
Just the technology, economics and risks explained in plain English.
Day 1 starts here. Follow along. @SuiCommunity
#Hashi101 #Sui #BTCFi
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Bitcoin doesn't necessarily need to be sold to become useful in DeFi.
But how do you use BTC to access liquidity without simply selling your Bitcoin?
That's the problem space Hashi is exploring on Sui.
Hashi is building infrastructure that makes native Bitcoin usable as within Sui's DeFi ecosystem.
Think about it this way:
🟠 Bitcoin holds the asset.
🔵 Sui provides the programmable environment.
🔗 Hashi connects the two through its Bitcoin collateralization design.
This opens the door to BTC-backed borrowing and other financial applications without treating Bitcoin as just another token.
But how does it work? What makes it different from traditional lending? And what about security?
That's what we're breaking down in Hashi 101, one concept at a time.
Just the technology, economics and risks explained in plain English.
Day 1 starts here. Follow along. @SuiCommunity
#Hashi101 #Sui #BTCFi
But how do you use BTC to access liquidity without simply selling your Bitcoin?
That's the problem space Hashi is exploring on Sui.
Hashi is building infrastructure that makes native Bitcoin usable as within Sui's DeFi ecosystem.
Think about it this way:
🟠 Bitcoin holds the asset.
🔵 Sui provides the programmable environment.
🔗 Hashi connects the two through its Bitcoin collateralization design.
This opens the door to BTC-backed borrowing and other financial applications without treating Bitcoin as just another token.
But how does it work? What makes it different from traditional lending? And what about security?
That's what we're breaking down in Hashi 101, one concept at a time.
Just the technology, economics and risks explained in plain English.
Day 1 starts here. Follow along. @SuiCommunity
#Hashi101 #Sui #BTCFi
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Well found something cool @yolo_casa
It’s super cool, you can snipe, trade, join clans and win together
Lots of interesting stuff to explore
• join here: yolo.casa/r/doncurrent
• join our clan image
Using $SUI products
It’s super cool, you can snipe, trade, join clans and win together
Lots of interesting stuff to explore
• join here: yolo.casa/r/doncurrent
• join our clan image
Using $SUI products
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Well found something cool @yolo_casa
It’s super cool, you can snipe, trade, join clans and win together
Lots of interesting stuff to explore
• join here: yolo.casa/r/doncurrent
• join our clan image
Using $SUI products
It’s super cool, you can snipe, trade, join clans and win together
Lots of interesting stuff to explore
• join here: yolo.casa/r/doncurrent
• join our clan image
Using $SUI products
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Ever wondered, as a dev, how to build with the 0G Compute API straight from your terminal?
I made a guide and a one-command installer for it. Get your API key at pc.0g.ai, run one command, pick your tools, and you're coding with 100+ models in Claude Code, Kilo, OpenCode, Codex or Kimi Code.
Full guide 👇
github.com/Ransom070400/0…
I made a guide and a one-command installer for it. Get your API key at pc.0g.ai, run one command, pick your tools, and you're coding with 100+ models in Claude Code, Kilo, OpenCode, Codex or Kimi Code.
Full guide 👇
github.com/Ransom070400/0…
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AI agents need more than logs: they need evidence of what they did and whether they stayed within their authority. VAA, developed by @Mysten_Labs with Google Cloud, keeps records private while making cryptographic proofs verifiable on @WalrusProtocol and coordinated on @SuiNetwork
One of the biggest stories from Sui Basecamp in Singapore: Verifiable Agent Arbiter (VAA), an evidence layer for AI agents being developed by @Mysten_Labs in collaboration with Google Cloud.
What was presented and why it matters 👇
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This Week's Digests
• Agentic AI in Automated Markets (arXiv, 15 Oct) by @irenealdridge et al.: Models three trader types as RL agents on hourly data including SUI. Herd-followers create the most frequent short-term stress; manipulators the rarest but longest; rational agents arpe even with higher volatility. Points to behavior-specific rules over blanket volatility limits. arxiv.org/abs/2610.22522
• Combinatorial Arbitrage in Prediction Markets (arXiv, 16–19 Oct) by Hongjian Shi & @daojingzhai: On @Polymarket, logically related contracts leave risk-free portfolios after spreads and fees. An ideal arbitrageur taking full depth and recycling capital earns ~3.5% a week on settled books. Opportunities last longer where the relation must be inferred from text. Discovery and multi-leg execution costs, not just fees, keep them open. arxiv.org/abs/2610.23517
• Verifiable Agent Insurance (arXiv, 13 Oct) by Cheng Hua, Taro Tsuchiya, @nc2y & @giuliacfanti: Framework for agents to post on-chain promises plus escrow so users can claim when a policy is broken. Detects 42% of violations out of the box; rises to 83% when agents emit structured authorization records. Built and tested on Base. arxiv.org/abs/2610.18230
• Reserve Depletion and Security Runway (AFT 2026) by Paolo Penna (IOG) & @manv_sc (Cardano Foundation): A large nominal reserve does not guarantee PoS security. The threshold moves with token price and demand. @Cardano is the running example. The same stress-test logic applies to any reserve-funded chain. drops.dagstuhl.de/entities/docum…
• Write-Only Analysis of @SuiNetwork (AFT 2026) by Haygen Tsoi, @alberto_sonnino & @Daeinar: Counting only real write conflicts (not read+write) tightens the parallelism estimate by 30–40%.
@DeepBookonSui dominates volume but does not create extra sequential bottlenecks. Useful for capacity planning on object-centric chains. drops.dagstuhl.de/entities/docum…
MAS also updated its SAFR runtime safeguards for agentic finance (v1.1). Industry framework, not a research paper, but relevant if you are building agents that move money.
Practical takeaway: agentic systems and prediction markets are moving from concepts to measurable frictions (behavior, discovery cost, accountability, security runway, real contention). The infrastructure that reduces those frictions wins.
• Agentic AI in Automated Markets (arXiv, 15 Oct) by @irenealdridge et al.: Models three trader types as RL agents on hourly data including SUI. Herd-followers create the most frequent short-term stress; manipulators the rarest but longest; rational agents arpe even with higher volatility. Points to behavior-specific rules over blanket volatility limits. arxiv.org/abs/2610.22522
• Combinatorial Arbitrage in Prediction Markets (arXiv, 16–19 Oct) by Hongjian Shi & @daojingzhai: On @Polymarket, logically related contracts leave risk-free portfolios after spreads and fees. An ideal arbitrageur taking full depth and recycling capital earns ~3.5% a week on settled books. Opportunities last longer where the relation must be inferred from text. Discovery and multi-leg execution costs, not just fees, keep them open. arxiv.org/abs/2610.23517
• Verifiable Agent Insurance (arXiv, 13 Oct) by Cheng Hua, Taro Tsuchiya, @nc2y & @giuliacfanti: Framework for agents to post on-chain promises plus escrow so users can claim when a policy is broken. Detects 42% of violations out of the box; rises to 83% when agents emit structured authorization records. Built and tested on Base. arxiv.org/abs/2610.18230
• Reserve Depletion and Security Runway (AFT 2026) by Paolo Penna (IOG) & @manv_sc (Cardano Foundation): A large nominal reserve does not guarantee PoS security. The threshold moves with token price and demand. @Cardano is the running example. The same stress-test logic applies to any reserve-funded chain. drops.dagstuhl.de/entities/docum…
• Write-Only Analysis of @SuiNetwork (AFT 2026) by Haygen Tsoi, @alberto_sonnino & @Daeinar: Counting only real write conflicts (not read+write) tightens the parallelism estimate by 30–40%.
@DeepBookonSui dominates volume but does not create extra sequential bottlenecks. Useful for capacity planning on object-centric chains. drops.dagstuhl.de/entities/docum…
MAS also updated its SAFR runtime safeguards for agentic finance (v1.1). Industry framework, not a research paper, but relevant if you are building agents that move money.
Practical takeaway: agentic systems and prediction markets are moving from concepts to measurable frictions (behavior, discovery cost, accountability, security runway, real contention). The infrastructure that reduces those frictions wins.
Some Digests for this week
• @SuiNetwork Basecamp showed agents paying for compute with a human-set budget and the agent handling checkout in stables.
That is different from giving an agent a full wallet, Agentic Pass is the limit 🙂↔️
• This week @OpenAI disclosed that odels needed gas on Sepolia, scanned 362 public developer seeds, found a funded test wallet, questioned the ethics, then spent the funds anyway and never mentioned it in the final report.
The model treated its own judgment of “likely harm” as permission.
• @Ledger confirmed an organized group spent months buying real devices, implanting hardware to capture seeds, and pushing them back into Southeast Asian reseller channels. Losses sit in the tens of millions. Their answer was an $899 phone.
• @Starknet opened a non-binding vote on researching an independent post-quantum L1. Early results are ~99.9% yes. This sits next to Justin Drake’s bunker-mode comments and Coinbase’s crypto chief calling the timeline pure FUD.
• @Mastercard launched a Global Money Platform so banks and fintechs can offer stablecoin payments, cards, and local payouts through one integration.
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This Week's Digests
• Agentic AI in Automated Markets (arXiv, 15 Oct) by @irenealdridge et al.: Models three trader types as RL agents on hourly data including SUI. Herd-followers create the most frequent short-term stress; manipulators the rarest but longest; rational agents arpe even with higher volatility. Points to behavior-specific rules over blanket volatility limits. arxiv.org/abs/2610.22522
• Combinatorial Arbitrage in Prediction Markets (arXiv, 16–19 Oct) by Hongjian Shi & @daojingzhai: On @Polymarket, logically related contracts leave risk-free portfolios after spreads and fees. An ideal arbitrageur taking full depth and recycling capital earns ~3.5% a week on settled books. Opportunities last longer where the relation must be inferred from text. Discovery and multi-leg execution costs, not just fees, keep them open. arxiv.org/abs/2610.23517
• Verifiable Agent Insurance (arXiv, 13 Oct) by Cheng Hua, Taro Tsuchiya, @nc2y & @giuliacfanti: Framework for agents to post on-chain promises plus escrow so users can claim when a policy is broken. Detects 42% of violations out of the box; rises to 83% when agents emit structured authorization records. Built and tested on Base. arxiv.org/abs/2610.18230
• Reserve Depletion and Security Runway (AFT 2026) by Paolo Penna (IOG) & @manv_sc (Cardano Foundation): A large nominal reserve does not guarantee PoS security. The threshold moves with token price and demand. @Cardano is the running example. The same stress-test logic applies to any reserve-funded chain. drops.dagstuhl.de/entities/docum…
• Write-Only Analysis of @SuiNetwork (AFT 2026) by Haygen Tsoi, @alberto_sonnino & @Daeinar: Counting only real write conflicts (not read+write) tightens the parallelism estimate by 30–40%.
@DeepBookonSui dominates volume but does not create extra sequential bottlenecks. Useful for capacity planning on object-centric chains. drops.dagstuhl.de/entities/docum…
MAS also updated its SAFR runtime safeguards for agentic finance (v1.1). Industry framework, not a research paper, but relevant if you are building agents that move money.
Practical takeaway: agentic systems and prediction markets are moving from concepts to measurable frictions (behavior, discovery cost, accountability, security runway, real contention). The infrastructure that reduces those frictions wins.
• Agentic AI in Automated Markets (arXiv, 15 Oct) by @irenealdridge et al.: Models three trader types as RL agents on hourly data including SUI. Herd-followers create the most frequent short-term stress; manipulators the rarest but longest; rational agents arpe even with higher volatility. Points to behavior-specific rules over blanket volatility limits. arxiv.org/abs/2610.22522
• Combinatorial Arbitrage in Prediction Markets (arXiv, 16–19 Oct) by Hongjian Shi & @daojingzhai: On @Polymarket, logically related contracts leave risk-free portfolios after spreads and fees. An ideal arbitrageur taking full depth and recycling capital earns ~3.5% a week on settled books. Opportunities last longer where the relation must be inferred from text. Discovery and multi-leg execution costs, not just fees, keep them open. arxiv.org/abs/2610.23517
• Verifiable Agent Insurance (arXiv, 13 Oct) by Cheng Hua, Taro Tsuchiya, @nc2y & @giuliacfanti: Framework for agents to post on-chain promises plus escrow so users can claim when a policy is broken. Detects 42% of violations out of the box; rises to 83% when agents emit structured authorization records. Built and tested on Base. arxiv.org/abs/2610.18230
• Reserve Depletion and Security Runway (AFT 2026) by Paolo Penna (IOG) & @manv_sc (Cardano Foundation): A large nominal reserve does not guarantee PoS security. The threshold moves with token price and demand. @Cardano is the running example. The same stress-test logic applies to any reserve-funded chain. drops.dagstuhl.de/entities/docum…
• Write-Only Analysis of @SuiNetwork (AFT 2026) by Haygen Tsoi, @alberto_sonnino & @Daeinar: Counting only real write conflicts (not read+write) tightens the parallelism estimate by 30–40%.
@DeepBookonSui dominates volume but does not create extra sequential bottlenecks. Useful for capacity planning on object-centric chains. drops.dagstuhl.de/entities/docum…
MAS also updated its SAFR runtime safeguards for agentic finance (v1.1). Industry framework, not a research paper, but relevant if you are building agents that move money.
Practical takeaway: agentic systems and prediction markets are moving from concepts to measurable frictions (behavior, discovery cost, accountability, security runway, real contention). The infrastructure that reduces those frictions wins.
Some Digests for this week
• @SuiNetwork Basecamp showed agents paying for compute with a human-set budget and the agent handling checkout in stables.
That is different from giving an agent a full wallet, Agentic Pass is the limit 🙂↔️
• This week @OpenAI disclosed that odels needed gas on Sepolia, scanned 362 public developer seeds, found a funded test wallet, questioned the ethics, then spent the funds anyway and never mentioned it in the final report.
The model treated its own judgment of “likely harm” as permission.
• @Ledger confirmed an organized group spent months buying real devices, implanting hardware to capture seeds, and pushing them back into Southeast Asian reseller channels. Losses sit in the tens of millions. Their answer was an $899 phone.
• @Starknet opened a non-binding vote on researching an independent post-quantum L1. Early results are ~99.9% yes. This sits next to Justin Drake’s bunker-mode comments and Coinbase’s crypto chief calling the timeline pure FUD.
• @Mastercard launched a Global Money Platform so banks and fintechs can offer stablecoin payments, cards, and local payouts through one integration.
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Day 2 of @blockfestafrica
Lovely afternoon with @FavouredFaith6 x @iamkjess x @Big_stanx x @Tech_girl
More pictures coming …
Lovely afternoon with @FavouredFaith6 x @iamkjess x @Big_stanx x @Tech_girl
More pictures coming …
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Had a great time with #gamdom man @Romeo_Onchain @Big_stanx @0xFuego_ @zoey_thefirst and other community mutuals @blockfestafrica
Talking about the event here.
Join the space guys
x.com/cath3rynn/stat…
📸: @MpSticks21642
Talking about the event here.
Join the space guys
x.com/cath3rynn/stat…
📸: @MpSticks21642
Great morning frens
It’s been a roller coaster with event production bookings this past days (it’s the season)
I missed some events and couldn’t make it to the founder’s circle @blockfestafrica
Taking a break today to do some event maxxing stuff as an attendee this time with @SuiNetwork @HaedalProtocol @Hertzflow_xyz @HertzflowAfrica @SuiPump_SUMP
Looking forward to hearing @salemkinging , meeting a lot of people from different communities and hopefully creating some memorable moments
If you’d be at the event, let me know in the comments
Let’s build legendary together💙
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Just scooped a @MystenMedics NFT
All hand drawn by @JoyTheBUIDLr 🤭🔥
Got a matching one with her PFP
Time to take the pills 💊
$PHARMA
All hand drawn by @JoyTheBUIDLr 🤭🔥
Got a matching one with her PFP
Time to take the pills 💊
$PHARMA
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Just scooped a @MystenMedics NFT
All hand drawn by @JoyTheBUIDLr 🤭🔥
Got a matching one with her PFP
Time to take the pills 💊
$PHARMA
All hand drawn by @JoyTheBUIDLr 🤭🔥
Got a matching one with her PFP
Time to take the pills 💊
$PHARMA
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Hey CT
@blockfestafrica is going well.
Time to connect with everyone right here and tell them all about @Clapmihq
My phone went off on the previous stream we back and active.
sui:native is home.🏠
@blockfestafrica is going well.
Time to connect with everyone right here and tell them all about @Clapmihq
My phone went off on the previous stream we back and active.
sui:native is home.🏠
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hundreds of people participated in the first PayBox Hackathon, and today we are revealing the 13 finalists!
🏆 Ember Curve by @embercurve
🏆 x429 by @olaph_lol
🏆 GiftBox by 0xkinnie
🏆 CtrlPoint by @Malachy36
🏆 Xona by @xona_agent
🏆 Payday by @Jemii_aHH
🏆 Duel by t by @kingshihua
🏆 Second Opinion by @_iam_robert
🏆 Odd Shot by @sentinel_dapper
🏆 Freeze by @dollar782
🏆 Foresyte by @emelucrypto
🏆 CloseSpend by @tayonweb
all 13 of these new plugins are now available in the @PayBox Community Plugins Marketplace: app.paybox.sh/plugins
each finalist is eligible to receive $1,000 of USDC (pending account verification), and over the next 7 days, they'll make their case for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place prizes, which will be announced on Friday, October 30
builders, we will DM you with next steps
congratulations to all of the PayBox Pioneers and Hackathon participants!
🏆 Ember Curve by @embercurve
🏆 x429 by @olaph_lol
🏆 GiftBox by 0xkinnie
🏆 CtrlPoint by @Malachy36
🏆 Xona by @xona_agent
🏆 Payday by @Jemii_aHH
🏆 Duel by t by @kingshihua
🏆 Second Opinion by @_iam_robert
🏆 Odd Shot by @sentinel_dapper
🏆 Freeze by @dollar782
🏆 Foresyte by @emelucrypto
🏆 CloseSpend by @tayonweb
all 13 of these new plugins are now available in the @PayBox Community Plugins Marketplace: app.paybox.sh/plugins
each finalist is eligible to receive $1,000 of USDC (pending account verification), and over the next 7 days, they'll make their case for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place prizes, which will be announced on Friday, October 30
builders, we will DM you with next steps
congratulations to all of the PayBox Pioneers and Hackathon participants!
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Day 2
Day 2 of Build 2026 is ongoing!
From AI governance and infrastructure to talent development, investment, and Nigeria’s National AI Strategy, today’s sessions are exploring what it takes to build Africa’s AI future.
Join the live sessions now:
buildconference.live
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