Risk-aware DeFi starts now. Credora by RedStone launches on Morpho Labs and Spark, bringing live, automated risk scores to the heart of DeFi: lending markets. As capital flows onchain, only risk-aware data can power what’s next 🧵

eth podcasters pivoting to fitness and longevity damn ethereum is down bad

If you're yapping about Arbitrum you really need to check out this explainer from Hunter! So why should you care about Arbitrum? 1⃣it's a digital sovereign nation 2⃣as a arb holder you decide what happens with its treasury 3⃣the Arbitrum DAO is already making revenue (just

He was right I guess

ultrarare crypto twitter wojaks (DO NOT SHARE)

🇦🇷👋 I'm coming to Devcon and actively looking for my next role in crypto! I'm an engineer at heart, and extremely passionate about sharing what I build and getting eyes on it. Here's what I've shipped in the last 30 days (and generated ~700k organic views for it): ->

🥁🥁🥁 The results for the Octant DeFi Hackathon 2025 are in. 🎉 103 projects. $24,000 in prizes. Big props to all of you impressive builders. By being part of our hackathon, you've showed up to reimagine how DeFi can fund impact and beyond. We've been blown away by the energy,

Legendary Richard Stallman, founder of Free Software Foundation (FSF) @[email protected] on the importance of private transactions

another stablecoin depeg in this case it seems it was a $7.5M hole that they couldnt cover up and tried to do it through borrows that they would never repay might make a longer write up on my thoughts on all these stablecoin/vault/actuallyafund situation in defi I dont

Next phase of crypto wars is E2E Encryption and we should learn from the fight for https 🔐 - Roger Dingledine

This is a really good take.

Everything would be better if we stopped talking about the values of Ethereum and instead started talking about the value propositions

Someone needs to finally say it: choosing Rust or any other language doesn’t make your software fast. Nethermind is fast because we mastered engineering and built a strong team. People tend to overestimate the influence of your language choice and underestimate other factors

If you think crypto has won, and we are now "late stage crypto", here are a few obvious 1000x problems that have no clear winners: - Privacy is still not the norm. It's absurd that we send a transaction and that exposes our full balance and history. - Security still sucks. On

We actually planned significantly for an outage, we spent time replicating our architecture across both AWS and bare metal servers so that if any of those went down we could quickly switch over but then cloudflare goes down

We want to make sure Ethereum app builders have the best possible data tooling at hand -> currently collecting feedback below 🫡

On Friday I will be at the Ethereum World Fair stage at 12:00 local time at Devconnect ARG - the first Ethereum World’s Fair to speak about a problem that is plaguing this industry since the start. "Who pays for privacy? The real cost of building aligned apps" I am going to tackle the money problem. Something people

1/4 Crypto governance is learning in public, shipping fixes weekly, and still getting laughed at for being “immature.” Meanwhile the 249 year old US government just wired $143M to a brand new LLC owned by [unknown?😭🤬🤯] so Kristi Noem can ride a horse on TV.

Eerie lmao Me explaining why my AA transaction is legit. “Welcome, to the ultimate, paying for a burger with account abstraction course”