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Stablecoins
zkTLS
RWAs
Verifiable AI + agents
Decentralized social
Vaults
CLOBs

🪪 @privy_io @dynamic_xyz @get_para
💻 @windsurf_ai @AnthropicAI @cursor_ai

Tools, infra, design space for verifiable apps is larger & more accessible than ever.

Incredible time to be a builder.

EarnOS is a perfect example of why great apps need great infrastructure.

Enabled by zkTLS, @earnos_io has the craziest customer list of almost any crypto company in existence.

TLDR: they connect brands with high value users.

Powered by @OpacityNetwork x @eigenlayer

Today we kicked off the Berlin Hacker Village @eigenlayer 🇩🇪

we’re joined by a very special and cracked group of builders working together this week. demo day will go crazy

Excited to be speaking at @onchaingrowth Summit 2025!

Join me in Berlin on June 17th for Onchain Growth Summit 2025, a conference dedicated entirely to crypto growth and adoption.

We're bringing together ~250 growth leaders, product experts, and founders to share battle-tested strategies that actually drive on-chain adoption.

No fluff, just deep insights on GTM, ecosystem growth, DevRel, and product strategy from practitioners who've been in the trenches.

You can register through my link for 50% off tickets

Ethereum is a sociotechnical polycentric transglobal fraternity of multivariant stakeholders ignited by a rich array of cultural imaginaries but which are ultimately bound together by the ineliminable core of the Cypherpunk values of decentralisation, permissionlessness, censorship resistance and credible neutrality, themselves philosophically secured by a confident Social Layer, in particular the ideologically-driven parts of the wider community.

- @post_polar_

Loudio is speed-running the obvious logical conclusion of the current state of socialfi / infofi.

That for some companies, the product matters less than the hype, attention, the noise - how loud people can be.

(and I know I might get socially slashed for sharing these thoughts)

But the more desperate a team is for attention, the more likely they are to pay for it.

Therefore it's logical to conclude that it's an inverse signal at this point, the opposite of the desired effect (paid leaderboards, paid shilling, etc..) - and not positive sum.

There is the potential to turn this into something that *is* positive sum if true quality, value, reputation was also tied to the companies / software / projects themselves.

And if the user's reputation was also weighed, and affected, by their participation in certain campaigns.

We could see the valuable companies rise to the top, and finally have a public and (more) accurate way to distill what's real, legitimate, high potential, etc... vs what isn't, what's a scam, etc...

Obviously a huge problem in crypto, and a challenge for most people - investors, job seekers, community members, etc...

This is obviously much harder to accomplish, but this is something I'm (and my team) are thinking deeply about and think verifiability plays a big role in the end (or a much higher quality) solution.

Who’s building on @HyperliquidX HyperEVM?

Going Stateless with Skate AMM Push Off to 100 million+ in Volume with @alt_v0rtex @skate_chain

Skate Cross-chain AMM - The Road to Mainnet with $90M in Trading Volume with @alt_v0rtex @skate_chain

If Amazon Web Services were run like a crypto company there would be no AWS.

Instead, they would have spun off hundreds of siloed software products and services, each with their own token. Most of them valueless. None of them integrated, removing one of the biggest value propositions of the cloud.

Instead, they have a bundled suite of valuable and powerful services that all work well together. With literally countless applications and users.

A trillion $$ company.

The best and most successful crypto apps will not be built using only smart contracts.

They will be powered by custom infrastructure and / or enabled by verifiable off-chain compute.

Polymarket, Hyperliquid, Farcaster. All of DeFi.

Easier to build verifiable services will unlock more - and better - apps.

EigenLayer.

Which crypto applications have the best UX?

I'm especially interested in polished implementations of account abstraction and / or smart accounts.

What is the most unbiased, neutral, intellectually honest crypto podcast? (i.e. without conflict of interests)

Happening now, come hang out 👋

Building and utilizing Trusted Execution Environments for enabling novel applications w/ @Rena_labs @LayerOnEth WAVS

If you're an on-chain developer, here some ways you can enhance your application with EigenLayer (non-exhaustive):

• Verifiable and high performance price / data feeds - @redstone_defi
• Verifiable randomness - @arpaofficial
• Verifiable zapier-like orchestration - @k3_labs @ava_protocol
• Verifiable real-world off-chain data - @eoracle_network
• Verifiable, private, and secure credentials over TLS - @OpacityNetwork + other zkTLS protocols
• Verifiable proof of location - @witnesschain
• Bridging - @hyperlane
• VM interoperability - @skate_chain
• Verifiable zk proof verification - @alignedlayer
• Scalable zk proof generation - @lagrangedev @fermah_xyz
• High throughput data availability - @eigen_da
• Complex off-chain compute co-processing - @brevis_zk
• Or build your own verifiable service @0xOthentic @LayerOnEth

Some cool apps:
Earnifi https://t.co/laeE8evLP8 (has topped App Store Finance category previously)
K3 https://t.co/1lzLZsUlaz
EarnOS @earnos_io
Aevo @aevoxyz https://t.co/k9cT41zREv
Nosh Delivery https://t.co/gF51FSAvt6
Daylight https://t.co/2JVVOQBh4H

We're working with developers building on @megaeth_labs @Mantle_Official @SonicLabs @base @berachain @solana @AbstractChain @monad_xyz @farcaster_xyz @Celo and almost every major chain.

EigenLayer services themselves are completely chain agnostic and can enhance any application with verifiable services or with arbitrary verifiable off-chain compute.

If you're a developer and want to chat with us about anything, drop us a line here:

The crypto industry has so overindexed on hype that many people now think it's more valuable than actually building products that people want and use.

You can see this emanating from the communication and focus from many companies in this space. You might even be attacked for saying that it's not the most important thing.

This is the direct inverse of how real (actually valuable) software companies should (and do) actually function.

Number one focus should be on building something that attracts users. Something that solves a real problem. Something that people want.

Get it in the hands of users, and iterate relentlessly. Most else is a distraction.

The crypto industry has so overindexed on hype that many people now think it's more valuable than actually building products that people want and use.

You can see this emanating from almost the communication and focus from many companies in this space. You might even be attacked for saying that it's not the most important thing.

This is the direct inverse of how real (actually valuable) software companies should (and do) actually function.

Number one focus should be on building something that attracts users. Something that solves a real problem. Something that people want.

Get it in the hands of users, and iterate relentlessly. Most else is a distraction.