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Artyfact Gameplay Skills: Electro Shield! ⚡️ 🛡 Activate the Electro Shield to generate an energy dome that cuts incoming damage by 80%! Everyone inside the shield takes significantly less damage — but any body parts sticking out are still exposed. 🚶‍♂️ The shield follows your movement and lasts for...

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Today, we are announcing our collaboration with NEAR Intents, the intent-based execution layer connecting assets and participants across 34 blockchain networks, which has processed more than $25 billion in all-time volume. Shield Swap is working with NEAR Intents to make it easier for market participants to move assets across blockchain networks and trade without exposing their activity inside the venue to the public market. NEAR Intents is a multichain transaction protocol that allows users to specify the outcome they want, and competing solvers quote the execution. That removes much of the work normally involved in moving assets across chains. Participants do not need to choose a bridge, build a route, or manage gas tokens across several networks. They choose the asset they want to move and the result they want to receive. Solvers handle the route and compete on price. Shield Swap takes a similar approach to confidential trading. Participants are able to execute a trade without publishing their identity, holdings, and strategy to the market. This is difficult to achieve on a transparent blockchain. Wallet addresses are persistent identifiers, and positions can be reconstructed from transaction history. Over time, trades reveal patterns that other market participants can use against the trader. Inside Shield Swap, participant identities stay off the public ledger, portfolio balances remain encrypted to the participant's keys, and trades do not expose the participant's full activity to public observers. Each transaction also creates a compliance record that can be disclosed to authorized parties when required. Working with NEAR Intents connects these two parts of the trading process. A participant can state the outcome they want and source assets from supported EVM and non-EVM networks. Solvers compete to deliver the best available route. Once those assets enter Shield Swap and are shielded, subsequent holdings and trades remain confidential inside the venue. Transactions on origin networks remain visible. Confidentiality begins when assets are shielded within Shield Swap. This gives participants access to liquidity across networks without carrying public transaction history into every trade they make afterward. Early access is open to organizations and individual market participants at

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Hood tips: Use moon knight team up 99% of the time unless you have good awareness and can be aggressive without overextending. With mk team up: start fights with the shield in front to boost demonic energy. Use it to block off heals to tanks pushing up and MELT them. Swing angles on tanks that are slow if you see the backline playing too close. If the dps aren’t right there to immediately punish, you can usually roast both healers or the very least 1 and force the 2nd to scatter and waste resources while their frontline panics. Limit testing helps you determine how much you can get away with. (Video example of swinging past a slower dps or tank when the healers are close.) Mk shield can be thrown mid fight in support ults to give your team the advantage. Same with teams backing up if they’re grouped. Pay attention to off angle dps and don’t let them go unchallenged. You can burst longer range enemies in half demon form if you alternate fire to control the bloom. He excels close to mid range and you want to maximize your uptime. Utilize the block to get max value by being aggressive and choosing when YOU want to use it. IMO his ult is best used with your team so position near them. He’s excellent when the enemy team pops a gambit ult and/or has committed to the push. You’ll be proving bonus health to nearby allies while in your ult and if positioned and timed well the enemy will have a hard time getting away even if you don’t kill all with your ult, your team is there and has an advantage. Use his void walk either defensively or offensively, you can force them to back up if you push past the frontline and drop your shield. Hes viable in almost any situation and the only thing ive had trouble dealing with is Black Cat but there’s not much you can do with that. (Team died in the clip womp womp)

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Did you know that fruits and veggies are picked way earlier than nature intended just to accommodate legacy infrastructure? They’re harvested while still in their infancy just to survive a supply chain that’s been capped by outdated solutions. Produce sits in dark containers and cold storage for weeks, sometimes months, before it ever reaches your kitchen. Harvesting too early is a legacy constraint we’ve accepted for too long. The industry’s "solution" to keep this prematurely picked fruit from rotting has been to coat it in petroleum-derived waxes and synthetic fungicides. We were told that if we want fresh food, we have to accept a layer of plastic-like wax on our apples and cucumbers. Even the "Organic" label has been used as a shield, while still relying on those same, legacy coating methods. There’s room for innovation. The system wasn't built for flavor or nutrients. It was built for a long-haul flight. Our team of scientists and technologists are deploying a new strategy that uses food to protect food. We’ve pioneered a way to take the materials found in the peels, seeds, and pulp of all plants and recycle them into a high-performance shield. By mimicking nature’s own defense system, we’re finally able to harvest for the best consumer experience. That’s the future. We’re allowing fruit to stay on the vine longer, develop real complexity, and reach your table at the peak of its potential. We’re inviting consumers, retailers and suppliers to join us in bringing a new food experience online. Follow James Rogers and Luiz Beling to learn more. Plant-based protection is the future. Apeel forever.

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