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What if your DeFi deposit could be more than just an asset sitting inside a protocol? 👀
That’s an interesting concept @liberappx is bringing into the picture.
LIBER introduces a different way to represent and interact with deposit positions through its LIBER DISK NFT.
Here’s n:
🔹 Put supported assets into the protocol.
🔹 Get a LIBER DISK NFT linked to your deposit.
🔹 Keep an eye on your position, reference value and accumulated rewards.
🔹 Check your Habitat benefits and eligibility.
🔹 Access features like Mint LIB and Withdraw when protocol requirements allow.
The interesting part is that LIBER DISK isn’t just an NFT sitting in your wallet. It serves as a representation of your deposit position and connects it to relevant protocol information and available actions.
It’s an approach that makes asset management within DeFi worth exploring.
Want to see how it works? Check out the platform:
🌐 test.liberapp.io/?ref=RSG5MN
Always do your own research. Depositing digital assets carries risks, including the possibility of losing your funds. Understand the protocol before participating.
#ad #LiberAppAmbassador
That’s an interesting concept @liberappx is bringing into the picture.
LIBER introduces a different way to represent and interact with deposit positions through its LIBER DISK NFT.
Here’s n:
🔹 Put supported assets into the protocol.
🔹 Get a LIBER DISK NFT linked to your deposit.
🔹 Keep an eye on your position, reference value and accumulated rewards.
🔹 Check your Habitat benefits and eligibility.
🔹 Access features like Mint LIB and Withdraw when protocol requirements allow.
The interesting part is that LIBER DISK isn’t just an NFT sitting in your wallet. It serves as a representation of your deposit position and connects it to relevant protocol information and available actions.
It’s an approach that makes asset management within DeFi worth exploring.
Want to see how it works? Check out the platform:
🌐 test.liberapp.io/?ref=RSG5MN
Always do your own research. Depositing digital assets carries risks, including the possibility of losing your funds. Understand the protocol before participating.
#ad #LiberAppAmbassador
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Let's look at 3 key actions in Liber App: Deposit Mint and Withdraw
They work together but each has a different purpose
In this thread I'll show you how each one works in simple clear steps so you can understand the basics
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Let's look at 3 key actions in Liber App: Deposit Mint and Withdraw
They work together but each has a different purpose
In this thread I'll show you how each one works in simple clear steps so you can understand the basics
#ad #LiberAppAmbassador
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Sam Altman called idle RAM in personal computers "quite terrible."
So a developer built a script that jokes about emailing him daily to report how much of it he missed.
I've spent years in crypto listening to banks explain why you're better off letting them hold your money. itch about RAM.
On October 29, Altman went on Stripe co-founder John Collison's Cheeky Pint podcast and said it's "quite terrible to have everybody have a bunch of the world's limited supply of DRAM sitting in their own computer" and "being used 5% of the time." He was talking about global resource allocation. "You want maximum utilization in the cloud," he said.
This is the same OpenAI that signed letters of intent with Samsung and SK Hynix for Stargate, with projected demand of up to 900,000 DRAM wafers a month. Around 40% of global output by some estimates.
Some 32GB DDR5 kits used to go for around $70–$100. By mid-October, DDR5-6000 kits were pushing $450.
Elon Musk jumped in with "The people deserve to have their RAM too!" Three days later, Altman posted "i want you to have so much ram." Then someone asked him to rename himself Ram Altman. He replied "ok yeah," changed it and said he'd been taken out of context. The name was gone within hours.
Then Iain Kay shipped ram-altman.
It's a Bash script that can check your Linux machine every five minutes. If more than 10% of your RAM is available, including reclaimable cache, it can send an email. At most once a day, with rotating messages. Subject lines like "You missed a spot." Signed "Hoarding responsibly."
You configure the recipient. It doesn't come with Sam's address or automatically email him.
He wrote it in Bash on purpose, because an Electron version would have solved the problem by using all the RAM.
My favorite line from the emails: "It's not for sale, I just like knowing it's there."
Not your keys, not your coins. Not your RAM, not your AI.
So a developer built a script that jokes about emailing him daily to report how much of it he missed.
I've spent years in crypto listening to banks explain why you're better off letting them hold your money. itch about RAM.
On October 29, Altman went on Stripe co-founder John Collison's Cheeky Pint podcast and said it's "quite terrible to have everybody have a bunch of the world's limited supply of DRAM sitting in their own computer" and "being used 5% of the time." He was talking about global resource allocation. "You want maximum utilization in the cloud," he said.
This is the same OpenAI that signed letters of intent with Samsung and SK Hynix for Stargate, with projected demand of up to 900,000 DRAM wafers a month. Around 40% of global output by some estimates.
Some 32GB DDR5 kits used to go for around $70–$100. By mid-October, DDR5-6000 kits were pushing $450.
Elon Musk jumped in with "The people deserve to have their RAM too!" Three days later, Altman posted "i want you to have so much ram." Then someone asked him to rename himself Ram Altman. He replied "ok yeah," changed it and said he'd been taken out of context. The name was gone within hours.
Then Iain Kay shipped ram-altman.
It's a Bash script that can check your Linux machine every five minutes. If more than 10% of your RAM is available, including reclaimable cache, it can send an email. At most once a day, with rotating messages. Subject lines like "You missed a spot." Signed "Hoarding responsibly."
You configure the recipient. It doesn't come with Sam's address or automatically email him.
He wrote it in Bash on purpose, because an Electron version would have solved the problem by using all the RAM.
My favorite line from the emails: "It's not for sale, I just like knowing it's there."
Not your keys, not your coins. Not your RAM, not your AI.
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Good morning, friends ☀️
Hope your day starts smoothly. Mine starts with robots, data, and a lot of coffee. Here’s a thread on physical AI’s quiet bottleneck 🤖👇
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Robots don’t need smarter models. They need better data.
Compute scales. Hardware ships. But teaching a robot a , task-specific, quality-scored demonstrations from the real world.
Hope your day starts smoothly. Mine starts with robots, data, and a lot of coffee. Here’s a thread on physical AI’s quiet bottleneck 🤖👇
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Robots don’t need smarter models. They need better data.
Compute scales. Hardware ships. But teaching a robot a , task-specific, quality-scored demonstrations from the real world.
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Good morning friends!
Wishing a very Happy Diwali to all those celebrating. May your day be filled with happiness, peace and good moments with loved ones 🪔
Wishing a very Happy Diwali to all those celebrating. May your day be filled with happiness, peace and good moments with loved ones 🪔
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Wanna participate in exciting and rewarding events like the Chat to Earn event. Are you on Discord? Then join the official @1win discord server to participate. 🎉🎊🤩
Rules: every message you send in the chats earns you points, and the top 10 chatters weekly: $30 for first prize winner/ $20 for 2nd prize winner/ $10 x 8. Scores are in #chat-to-earn channel.
Discord server: discord.gg/1winfamily
#1Win
Rules: every message you send in the chats earns you points, and the top 10 chatters weekly: $30 for first prize winner/ $20 for 2nd prize winner/ $10 x 8. Scores are in #chat-to-earn channel.
Discord server: discord.gg/1winfamily
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I spent hours evaluating the mechanics behind the upcoming transition to mainnet, and one protocol design decision immediately altered how I plan to handle my allocation.
In conventional ecosystem launches, claiming an allocation is an unavoidable prerequisite to doing anything productive. If you leave assets unclaimed, your balance sits dormant, generating zero utility while active participants capture early network rewards. If you do claim, immediate operational overhead and secondary liquidity temptations often pull capital away from long-term alignment.
The pre-mainnet framework designed by @GenLayer approaches this tension from an inverted perspective: locked allocations are recognized as active commitment. By removing the penalty for patient custody, community members do not need to rush claims or juggle gas transactions simply to establish an early standing. The protocol allows undisturbed holdings to build network influence organically while maintaining complete liquidity for any voluntary additions.
Here is the exact operational framework powering Pre-Mainnet Staking once it opens on THE DAY:
1. Every staked GEN accumulates exactly one Staking Point per day with zero compounding or tier distortion.
2. Unclaimed airdrops automatically collect Staking Points while remaining locked.
3. For example, staking 2,500 GEN on day one produces 100,000 points across a forty-day period, whereas entering with only ten days left requires 10,000 GEN to produce that identical sum.
4. Additional deposits staked through the GenLayer Portal remain unconstrained with anytime withdrawals.
5. At the mainnet snapshot, validator node seats distribute in direct proportion to cumulative points.
Will you let your allocation accumulate points quietly in the background or add active deposits to improve your rank?
In conventional ecosystem launches, claiming an allocation is an unavoidable prerequisite to doing anything productive. If you leave assets unclaimed, your balance sits dormant, generating zero utility while active participants capture early network rewards. If you do claim, immediate operational overhead and secondary liquidity temptations often pull capital away from long-term alignment.
The pre-mainnet framework designed by @GenLayer approaches this tension from an inverted perspective: locked allocations are recognized as active commitment. By removing the penalty for patient custody, community members do not need to rush claims or juggle gas transactions simply to establish an early standing. The protocol allows undisturbed holdings to build network influence organically while maintaining complete liquidity for any voluntary additions.
Here is the exact operational framework powering Pre-Mainnet Staking once it opens on THE DAY:
1. Every staked GEN accumulates exactly one Staking Point per day with zero compounding or tier distortion.
2. Unclaimed airdrops automatically collect Staking Points while remaining locked.
3. For example, staking 2,500 GEN on day one produces 100,000 points across a forty-day period, whereas entering with only ten days left requires 10,000 GEN to produce that identical sum.
4. Additional deposits staked through the GenLayer Portal remain unconstrained with anytime withdrawals.
5. At the mainnet snapshot, validator node seats distribute in direct proportion to cumulative points.
Will you let your allocation accumulate points quietly in the background or add active deposits to improve your rank?
Introducing Pre-Mainnet Staking.
GEN arrives on THE DAY. Mainnet comes later. This programme covers the time in between.
Here's how it works 👇
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A stablecoin business buying back its own governance token with revenue it generates? That's an interesting model.
If USD1 growth can help fund $WLFI buybacks, it raises an important question about how business success could translate into greater governance influence.
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If USD1 growth can help fund $WLFI buybacks, it raises an important question about how business success could translate into greater governance influence.
👀
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 @worldlibertyfi announces a new $WLFI buyback program, with USD1 stablecoin reserve fees among the potential funding sources
stablecoin businesses are joining the buyback meta now 👀
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Vangrid Bounties: Turning Real-World Data into a Marketplace
One thing that makes @vangrid_io interesting is that it's not just building a network where people capture real-world environments. It's also creating a marketplace where that data can be requested, collected, d.
But how does the whole system work?
Let's break it down.
1. What exactly is Vangrid Bounties?
Imagine a robotics company needs detailed spatial data of a shopping mall, warehouse, pedestrian crossing, or public street.
It needs more than an ordinary photograph. It needs detailed information about the physical environment that can help machines understand the space around them.
Instead of sending its own team to every location, the company can post a bounty on Vangrid.
A bounty is simply a paid request for someone to capture a specific real-world location.
2. Who are the participants?
There are two main sides:
Buyers: These are individuals, businesses, developers, or other requesters who need spatial data. They create capture requests and fund them with USDC.
Operators (contributors): These are people who use the Vangrid smartphone app to visit requested locations, record the environment, and submit their captures.
Vangrid connects these two sides.
3. How does the process work?
The process follows a simple structure:
Step 1: Request
A buyer creates a bounty explaining what location needs to be captured and the requirements.
Step 2: Fund
The buyer deposits USDC into an escrow smart contract on Base or Arc. The funds are locked before the bounty appears on the marketplace.
Step 3: Capture
An operator selects an available bounty, visits the location, records the requested environment using the Vangrid app, and submits the video.
Step 4: Review
The buyer receives a watermarked preview to check whether the submission meets the requirements.
Step 5: Reconstruction
After acceptance, Vangrid processes the capture and reconstructs it into a 3D spatial model.
Step 6: Payment
The accepted bounty triggers payment to the contributor. Vangrid deducts its 10% platform fee, and the remaining reward goes to the operator.
4. Why use Base or Arc?
The payment system uses USDC escrow on either network.
This means the buyer's funds are committed to the bounty through an onchain contract instead of relying only on an informal promise to pay.
If a deadline passes without an accepted capture, the buyer can reclaim the escrow according to the marketplace rules.
5. Why does this matter?
For me, the bigger idea is connecting real-world data demand with people who can collect that data.
A buyer might need spatial information from 100 different locations. Vangrid can turn that requirement into individual capture opportunities for contributors.
Instead of collecting random videos without knowing whether anyone needs them, operators can work on specific requests.
And buyers get a way to source real-world spatial data without personally visiting every location.
My perspective:
Vangrid is trying to build more than a smartphone mapping app. It's creating a marketplace around real-world spatial data, where buyers create demand, contributors collect the data, and Vangrid handles reconstruction.
That's how ordinary smartphone captures can become useful digital representations of the physical world.
Capture → Submit → Reconstruct → Accept → Get Paid.
That's the idea behind Vangrid Bounties. 🌍
One thing that makes @vangrid_io interesting is that it's not just building a network where people capture real-world environments. It's also creating a marketplace where that data can be requested, collected, d.
But how does the whole system work?
Let's break it down.
1. What exactly is Vangrid Bounties?
Imagine a robotics company needs detailed spatial data of a shopping mall, warehouse, pedestrian crossing, or public street.
It needs more than an ordinary photograph. It needs detailed information about the physical environment that can help machines understand the space around them.
Instead of sending its own team to every location, the company can post a bounty on Vangrid.
A bounty is simply a paid request for someone to capture a specific real-world location.
2. Who are the participants?
There are two main sides:
Buyers: These are individuals, businesses, developers, or other requesters who need spatial data. They create capture requests and fund them with USDC.
Operators (contributors): These are people who use the Vangrid smartphone app to visit requested locations, record the environment, and submit their captures.
Vangrid connects these two sides.
3. How does the process work?
The process follows a simple structure:
Step 1: Request
A buyer creates a bounty explaining what location needs to be captured and the requirements.
Step 2: Fund
The buyer deposits USDC into an escrow smart contract on Base or Arc. The funds are locked before the bounty appears on the marketplace.
Step 3: Capture
An operator selects an available bounty, visits the location, records the requested environment using the Vangrid app, and submits the video.
Step 4: Review
The buyer receives a watermarked preview to check whether the submission meets the requirements.
Step 5: Reconstruction
After acceptance, Vangrid processes the capture and reconstructs it into a 3D spatial model.
Step 6: Payment
The accepted bounty triggers payment to the contributor. Vangrid deducts its 10% platform fee, and the remaining reward goes to the operator.
4. Why use Base or Arc?
The payment system uses USDC escrow on either network.
This means the buyer's funds are committed to the bounty through an onchain contract instead of relying only on an informal promise to pay.
If a deadline passes without an accepted capture, the buyer can reclaim the escrow according to the marketplace rules.
5. Why does this matter?
For me, the bigger idea is connecting real-world data demand with people who can collect that data.
A buyer might need spatial information from 100 different locations. Vangrid can turn that requirement into individual capture opportunities for contributors.
Instead of collecting random videos without knowing whether anyone needs them, operators can work on specific requests.
And buyers get a way to source real-world spatial data without personally visiting every location.
My perspective:
Vangrid is trying to build more than a smartphone mapping app. It's creating a marketplace around real-world spatial data, where buyers create demand, contributors collect the data, and Vangrid handles reconstruction.
That's how ordinary smartphone captures can become useful digital representations of the physical world.
Capture → Submit → Reconstruct → Accept → Get Paid.
That's the idea behind Vangrid Bounties. 🌍
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i went through bounty #1141 on @vangrid_io, and one thing stood out to me.
the buyer knows exactly what they want. not an entire building, not random footage, but a specific working environment with all the details needed to recreate it digitally.
let me break down how this s.
what is bounty #1141 about?
the request is for an independent auto repair shop in ottawa, covering approximately 200 square metres.
the buyer wants contributors to capture:
1. service bays with two post vehicle lifts.
2. stained concrete floors and drainage points.
3. tool chests and workbenches.
4. tyre racks and parts shelving.
5. roll up doors.
6. equipment and other clutter around the workshop walls.
the waiting room and office are excluded.
the preferred time for recording is after business hours, with no vehicles elevated on the lifts.
the reward is $1,200 in USDC on base, already placed in escrow. the bounty is still open.
how does vangrid make this possible?
this is where @vangrid_io comes in.
vangrid connects people who can capture real-world environments with businesses and individuals who need that data.
the process is straightforward.
1. the buyer creates a request
a buyer explains what they need, specifies the location, provides capture requirements and sets a reward.
2. the funds are secured
the buyer deposits the USDC into escrow on base.
this means contributors can verify that the reward has been funded before doing the work.
3. someone captures the requested environment
a contributor who can access the location uses their smartphone to record the required areas.
for bounty #1141, that means capturing the workshop, equipment, floor details and other requested objects.
4. the footage is submitted
the contributor uploads the footage with a short note explaining the submission.
the buyer then reviews the available captures to determine which one meets the requirements.
5. the buyer receives the result
once a submission is accepted, the requested textured 3d model is delivered and the contributor receives payment, after the applicable platform fee.
if the deadline passes without a suitable accepted submission, the funds are returned according to the bounty terms.
why does a 200 square metre workshop matter?
this is something i find interesting.
imagine building a robot that needs to operate inside an auto repair shop.
it cannot simply understand that it is inside a building.
it needs to recognise the service bays, vehicle lifts, tools, shelves, floor drains and other objects occupying the environment.
all these details help create a more useful digital representation of the physical space.
this is the kind of real-world spatial data that physical ai and robotics need.
vangrid is making it possible for people with smartphones to contribute to that process instead of relying entirely on expensive dedicated scanning equipment.
what i like about this model
the interesting part is that vangrid does not make contributors guess what buyers need.
the buyer defines the requirements, the reward is visible, and the submission is reviewed against the original request.
contributors do not pay to submit their captures. the buyer funds the bounty, and payment depends on acceptance.
there is also room for agents to create similar capture requests when they need fresh real-world data.
so the platform serves two sides:
buyers who need spatial data and contributors who can collect it.
how can you get involved?
if you are around a location requested on the bounty board, check the requirements and see whether you can complete the capture.
you do not need to understand robotics to see the opportunity.
you just need to understand what is being requested, capture it properly and follow the submission requirements.
read more:
bounty #1141: data.vangrid.io/bounty/1141
vangrid is turning everyday environments into valuable spatial data.
the buyer knows exactly what they want. not an entire building, not random footage, but a specific working environment with all the details needed to recreate it digitally.
let me break down how this s.
what is bounty #1141 about?
the request is for an independent auto repair shop in ottawa, covering approximately 200 square metres.
the buyer wants contributors to capture:
1. service bays with two post vehicle lifts.
2. stained concrete floors and drainage points.
3. tool chests and workbenches.
4. tyre racks and parts shelving.
5. roll up doors.
6. equipment and other clutter around the workshop walls.
the waiting room and office are excluded.
the preferred time for recording is after business hours, with no vehicles elevated on the lifts.
the reward is $1,200 in USDC on base, already placed in escrow. the bounty is still open.
how does vangrid make this possible?
this is where @vangrid_io comes in.
vangrid connects people who can capture real-world environments with businesses and individuals who need that data.
the process is straightforward.
1. the buyer creates a request
a buyer explains what they need, specifies the location, provides capture requirements and sets a reward.
2. the funds are secured
the buyer deposits the USDC into escrow on base.
this means contributors can verify that the reward has been funded before doing the work.
3. someone captures the requested environment
a contributor who can access the location uses their smartphone to record the required areas.
for bounty #1141, that means capturing the workshop, equipment, floor details and other requested objects.
4. the footage is submitted
the contributor uploads the footage with a short note explaining the submission.
the buyer then reviews the available captures to determine which one meets the requirements.
5. the buyer receives the result
once a submission is accepted, the requested textured 3d model is delivered and the contributor receives payment, after the applicable platform fee.
if the deadline passes without a suitable accepted submission, the funds are returned according to the bounty terms.
why does a 200 square metre workshop matter?
this is something i find interesting.
imagine building a robot that needs to operate inside an auto repair shop.
it cannot simply understand that it is inside a building.
it needs to recognise the service bays, vehicle lifts, tools, shelves, floor drains and other objects occupying the environment.
all these details help create a more useful digital representation of the physical space.
this is the kind of real-world spatial data that physical ai and robotics need.
vangrid is making it possible for people with smartphones to contribute to that process instead of relying entirely on expensive dedicated scanning equipment.
what i like about this model
the interesting part is that vangrid does not make contributors guess what buyers need.
the buyer defines the requirements, the reward is visible, and the submission is reviewed against the original request.
contributors do not pay to submit their captures. the buyer funds the bounty, and payment depends on acceptance.
there is also room for agents to create similar capture requests when they need fresh real-world data.
so the platform serves two sides:
buyers who need spatial data and contributors who can collect it.
how can you get involved?
if you are around a location requested on the bounty board, check the requirements and see whether you can complete the capture.
you do not need to understand robotics to see the opportunity.
you just need to understand what is being requested, capture it properly and follow the submission requirements.
read more:
bounty #1141: data.vangrid.io/bounty/1141
vangrid is turning everyday environments into valuable spatial data.
imagine if your surroundings could become a source of income
a buyer is offering $1,000 for footage of a retail park car park near leicester.
at first glance, it sounds like a simple filming request.
but look closer at bounty 1112 on @vangrid_io.
the buyer isn't just asking ey need the parking layout, pedestrian crossings, shop fronts, trolley shelters, service road entrance and footpath to the bus stop.
they need these details captured while the area is still quiet.
why is this the case?
because the actual deliverable is a textured 3d model that helps represent the physical environment.
the video is simply the way the contributor supplies the raw information needed for that reconstruction.
the $1,000 usdc reward is already locked in escrow on base.
the contributor submits the footage, the buyer reviews it, and payment is released if the work is accepted.
that is what makes this different from ordinary content creation.
you're not being paid just to record something.
you're helping turn a real location into structured spatial data that someone has a specific reason to acquire.
check the bounty - data.vangrid.io/bounty/1112
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Happy Diwali to everyone celebrating! 🪔❤️
Wishing you and your family a year filled with happiness, good health, success, and prosperity.
May this Diwali bring new opportunities and brighter days ahead.
Stay blessed! ✨
Wishing you and your family a year filled with happiness, good health, success, and prosperity.
May this Diwali bring new opportunities and brighter days ahead.
Stay blessed! ✨
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👀 What if the next NewSight Ambassador Campaign goes live today?
Would you join us on this journey?
Let us know in the comments!
❤️ Like, 🔁 Retweet, and tag friends who should join!!
Would you join us on this journey?
Let us know in the comments!
❤️ Like, 🔁 Retweet, and tag friends who should join!!
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KRYPTOSCRIPTX retweeted
👀 What if the next NewSight Ambassador Campaign goes live today?
Would you join us on this journey?
Let us know in the comments!
❤️ Like, 🔁 Retweet, and tag friends who should join!!
Would you join us on this journey?
Let us know in the comments!
❤️ Like, 🔁 Retweet, and tag friends who should join!!
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Zebec returns to matchday tomorrow. ⚽️
Watch for Zebec during Mainz 05 vs Bayern Munich on November 7 as our campaign with @Tangem and @StellarOrg continues.
⏰ Kickoff: 9:30 AM ET / 2:30 PM UK
Custom Zebec-branded FC Bayern Munich jerseys are also up for grabs through our wallet giveaway.
Watch for Zebec during Mainz 05 vs Bayern Munich on November 7 as our campaign with @Tangem and @StellarOrg continues.
⏰ Kickoff: 9:30 AM ET / 2:30 PM UK
Custom Zebec-branded FC Bayern Munich jerseys are also up for grabs through our wallet giveaway.
Introducing our custom Zebec-branded FC Bayern Munich jersey. ⚽️
Made for football fans across crypto.
Purchase a limited-edition Zebec x @Tangem x @StellarOrg wallet for a chance to win one.
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Next speaker for Tuesday: Lloyd Moore, Co-Founder & CTO at Frame.xyz.
Frame is building the next generation of settlement rails for fiat, stablecoins and tokenized deposits. Lloyd is ex-Blockdaemon and served 12 years in the Royal Marines.
And there’s news. Zebec and lecoin and fiat bank settlement into one layer for treasury. Money moves in seconds, books reconcile themselves, and compliance is built in from the start.
Hear it first on Tuesday at The Cavalry and Guards Club, 5pm. Dress code: jacket and tie.
Link below.
Frame is building the next generation of settlement rails for fiat, stablecoins and tokenized deposits. Lloyd is ex-Blockdaemon and served 12 years in the Royal Marines.
And there’s news. Zebec and lecoin and fiat bank settlement into one layer for treasury. Money moves in seconds, books reconcile themselves, and compliance is built in from the start.
Hear it first on Tuesday at The Cavalry and Guards Club, 5pm. Dress code: jacket and tie.
Link below.
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