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🚀 The First Community-Chosen Astronauts Are Going to Space! $TON @Seraspaceage
Rypto6,255,333 просмотров • 1 год назад
A whale protein that repairs DNA could help humans live to 200 and scientists are already testing it 🤯
Rypto1,384,816 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад
Senegal won AFCON on the pitch. Two months later… CAF just gave Morocco the trophy. All because of 10 minutes of protest… 🤯
Rypto1,009,865 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад
pi-network:native community, this one’s for you. You tap a button once a day to earn Pi, right? What if instead of just tapping, you could train real robots and get rewarded for it? Same five minutes a day, except you’re building something real. There’s a project called Axis Robotics. Pi Ventures, Pi’s own investment arm, put money into it. So it’s not some random coin. It’s backed by the same people you already trust. Axis is building physical AI. Robots need millions of hours of practice to learn how to move, and Axis lets everyday people generate that training data. You log in, complete a task, and get rewarded. Same Pi-style simplicity, but this time what you’re doing feeds into real robotics. The big question with Pi was always where the rewards come from. With Axis it’s not a problem. It’s a real company, and the rewards are revenue share. Still early. Link’s below if you want to check it out. $PI. 🔗
Rypto13,271 просмотров • 6 дней назад
$PI launched three real products. Not another mining gimmick. Stuff outside businesses actually pay for Pi Network announced this on Pi2Day. And it’s worth paying attention to. For the first time, they’re actually shipping products that go beyond their own ecosystem. Three things launched. All three are designed to bring outside businesses and developers into $PI. Not just keep existing users mining on their phones. First, SoloHost. An open framework on Pi Desktop where developers can build and list self-hosted apps for local AI and distributed computing. Users discover them, install them, run them on their own machines. Your data stays on your device. No cloud. They launched a demo called Hermes, an open-source AI agent that runs entirely on your computer. Pi’s got over 420,000 Pioneer-operated nodes. Those can opt in to contribute compute for AI workloads and get paid in Pi. That’s basically a DePIN compute network that’s been building for years. Second, Pi Sign-in. Users can now sign into third-party websites and apps with their Pi account. QR code or browser. No new passwords. Businesses get access to tens of millions of verified users. Users get one less login. That’s Pi letting outside platforms tap the community. Third, PiVerify. Pi’s KYC and real-human check, which they’ve been running internally for years, is now available to external businesses. Need identity verification? Pay in Pi and use their system. That creates token demand from outside the ecosystem. Businesses paying in Pi for a service they actually need. The thread connecting all three is the same. Pi spent years building a massive user base and verification infrastructure. Now they’re packaging it as services outside companies pay for. Compute. Identity. Authentication. All paid in $PI. Pi still has a long road ahead. The token’s market performance hasn’t matched the community hype. There are legitimate questions about centralisation. And “mining” on your phone still makes a lot of crypto people uncomfortable. But 420,000 nodes is real infrastructure. Tens of millions of verified users is real distribution. And shipping three products in one day that create external demand for the token is more than most projects do in a year. Whether you believe in Pi or not, what they just shipped is the most concrete step they’ve taken toward actual utility. And in this market, shipping beats talking every single time
Rypto66,702 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
X is adding a dislike button But you can’t see the downvotes So is it really fixing anything
Rypto278,135 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад
$PI’s biggest partnership yet? People are saying Visa and Google. That’s not quite what happened. Pi Network’s announced a new partnership. Some people are saying Visa and Google, but that’s not quite what happened. Pi has partnered with a company called Open Standard. Open Standard is behind a brand new stablecoin called OUSD, which just launched with some genuinely massive backing, Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, Coinbase. So OUSD itself is a serious, legit stablecoin. Here’s the important bit. Those big names, Visa, Google, Stripe, they’re Open Standard’s partners. Not Pi’s. $PI partnered with Open Standard. Open Standard separately works with those giants. So saying “Pi partnered with Visa” isn’t right. Even the Pi side of it is early. Pi’s said it’ll explore rewards and utility using the stablecoin. Explore. So it’s a promising early step, not a done deal. Still, teaming up with the company behind a major new stablecoin? For Pi, that’s worth watching
Rypto34,740 просмотров • 23 дней назад
The EU is banning $XMR. Personally, that’s the biggest green flag a privacy coin could ever get. Let me explain. It’s official. Under the EU’s new rules, every regulated exchange has to delist privacy coins, including $XMR, by 2027. Loads already have. Something like 73 exchanges dropped Monero last year alone. Now you’d think that kills it, right? No exchanges, no access, price collapses. Except the exact opposite happened. Monero went up 120%. And here’s why. A ban like this only touches the middlemen. The regulated exchanges, the custodians, the companies that have to follow the rules. That’s all they can reach. What they cannot touch is the actual coin. And this is the bit people miss. It’s true of crypto in general. Your own wallet. Person to person. The decentralised swaps. All of that sits outside their reach. On-chain, crypto doesn’t know what country you’re in and doesn’t care what any government says. There’s no off switch. No company to lean on. No headquarters to raid. Nothing to actually shut down. That’s the whole point of this technology. Governments can lean on the exchanges, the middlemen, the regulated companies, because those have to follow the rules. But the chain itself just carries on. Accessible. Block after block. Completely indifferent to any of it. The real green flag is this. The EU doesn’t want you to have Monero. Think about what the EU is actually doing right now. Pushing more and more control over your money. More surveillance. More restrictions. More of them deciding what you can and can’t do with your money. And Monero is one of the only things that lets you keep your money actually private. Actually yours. So when a body like that is so desperate to get rid of Monero, it must be disrupting too much. They’re not banning it because it’s useless. They’re banning it because it works. And because it takes their control away. That’s the green flag. Not the fact that they can’t kill it. The fact they so badly want to
Rypto53,936 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
$PI is upgrading to Protocol 28. If it sounds familiar, that’s because it is. Pi is built on Stellar. Pi Network’s just upgraded its testnet to Protocol 28. If you follow my stuff, these features might sound familiar. There’s a good reason for that, and it’s worth knowing. So what does it do? It improves how the network handles delays in transaction data, it lets developers upgrade whole groups of smart contracts at once, and it lets them change stored data more safely as their apps evolve. If you saw my Stellar video, that’s the exact same upgrade Stellar just did. That’s not a coincidence. $PI is actually built on Stellar’s technology. So when $XLM ships a protocol upgrade, Pi inherits the same one. That’s why they line up. As for the timing, node operators need to upgrade by October 13th, and Pi’s planning to bring it to the mainnet on October 16th. Nothing dramatic. Just Pi keeping pace with the tech it’s built on.
Rypto19,653 просмотров • 25 дней назад
X just changed one thing And it could kill your reach Overnight
Rypto120,275 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад
The oldest coin in the game is up to something. $LTC is pushing privacy and smart contracts at the same time. Litecoin, the digital silver, has been around forever, doing its thing in the background. But $LTC is reinventing itself right now, on two completely different fronts, and both popped up at the same time. First, privacy. Litecoin’s got MWEB, a privacy layer it added a few years back. You move your Litecoin into a hidden side-ledger where the amounts aren’t visible, then move it back out whenever you want. It just hit an all-time high. Around 563,000 Litecoin sitting in there, worth roughly $29 million. The clever bit is it’s optional, on purpose, so exchanges wouldn’t delist them like they have with the fully private coins. To be fair, that’s coins parked in there. Not quite the same as people actually spending privately. The real private spending is still pretty small. But the interest is clearly growing. Second thing, and this one surprised me. Litecoin’s getting smart contracts. LitVM bolts DeFi and Web3 apps onto Litecoin, stuff it never used to do. Its test network just passed 300 million transactions. Mainnet and a token are coming after testing. So yeah. Looks like Litecoin is having a proper go at becoming something new.
Rypto30,030 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
A wallet wants to add $PI. Not a done deal. Still a small sign outside builders are looking. Small but interesting one for Pi Network. A wallet called Peniwallet says it’s looking to integrate with Pi. Peniwallet’s a self-custody wallet, and its standout feature is called Spray, which lets you send tokens out to loads of addresses at once, handy for community giveaways. It already supports chains like BNB, Solana and Base. Its founder posted that his team looked at Pi’s latest documentation, found new tools that could make integration possible, and put $PI on their list of networks to explore. This is Peniwallet saying they want to, not a done deal. Pi’s still under review on their end, and Pi Network itself hasn’t confirmed anything. But Pi’s big question has always been real-world utility. So an independent, outside wallet showing interest, off the back of Pi’s newer tools, is a small sign the recent tech work might be starting to pull in outside builders. Early, but worth watching.
Rypto23,816 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
Sei is turning into a full DeFi stack Tokenized assets, stablecoins, EVM integration This is how crypto adoption actually looks
Rypto105,562 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад
This Layer 1 blockchain is fixing Bitcoin Crypto scaling without losing security CKB could change how DeFi is built
Rypto99,350 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад
The Biggest Wealth Shift Is Here—Don’t Miss Crypto’s Future! #CryptoReviews #CryptoNews
Rypto204,471 просмотров • 1 год назад
Butthole Coin: Humor, Innovation & DeFi on the Road to Meme Domination! Butthole Coin #BUTTHOLE
Rypto190,147 просмотров • 1 год назад
$TEL is being upgraded. One-for-one. Not dilution. Don’t click a link someone DMs you. Telcoin is being upgraded, and there are a couple of things you need to know so you don’t mess it up. First, what’s actually happening. Starting September 24th, you’ll swap your old $TEL for a new version, one for one. Here’s the important reassurance, because I know what everyone’s thinking, this is not dilution. It’s a straight swap. Upgrade 10,000 tokens, you get 10,000 back. Same ticker with the same value. So why do it? The old TEL only had two decimal places, the smallest bit you could hold was one hundredth of a token. That’s fine normally, but Telcoin’s building its own blockchain and wants TEL to be the gas token you pay fees with. For that, you need way more precision, so it can charge tiny fractional fees without rounding your money away. That’s all this is. Now the bit that matters most. Only ever use the official site. Never click a migration link someone DMs you. If your TEL’s on an exchange, just wait for them to handle it. If it’s staked, unstake first.
Rypto16,394 просмотров • 1 месяц назад