Which crypto project has the best combo of rock-solid tech + passionate, conviction-driven community right now? #Bittensor ($TAO) #NEAR ($NEAR) #Qubic ($QUBIC) #Kaspa ($KASPA) Please vote here 👇

One wrong agent and your data is gone! Use IronClaw by NEAR AI: Isolated, Verifiable, no leaks. Built for security. ↯

OpenClaw is very good, but too complex and buggy with leaky memory, iffy security to really break through to mainstream. I’m not convinced it’s the right primitive, either. I think there’s something else we’ve yet to see that could swallow it.

🚨Your favorite $ICP influencers are lying to you. .@JerryBanfield and .Cloud Foundation ☁️ claim to do thorough research when presenting you their cases but essentially they're just talking out of their asses. Let me debunk some of their newest claims about $NEAR here. If they lie

"Chain abstraction is like wifi; you don't invent your own." Hoskinson praised NEAR Protocol's team and confirmed he's been studying their intents framework and account model closely. His comparison positions NEAR's standards work as foundational infrastructure that the rest

Imho, if you actually want to jump on the “OpenClaw” wave without inheriting the security nightmare, IronClaw is the smarter play: a Rust-based, security-first implementation built around defense in depth, local encrypted data, and auditable execution. github.com/nearai/ironclaw

RHEA DEX on NEAR has resumed full live operations. To be clear: the DEX itself was never at risk. The temporary pause was a precautionary measure taken to carefully assess transactions linked to the recent exploit and to support the recovery of stolen funds. We appreciate

Thanks to Cointelegraph for the feature. Their article framing: "Formal verification is the difficult answer." Long road yes, but AI development is exponential. Let me describe the smart contract model of the future. 1. A contract is defined by a spec, not code. For a DEX, a

IronClaw is setting a new standard for AI agents. An autonomous system that can act, trade, and automate for you — without exposing your keys or credentials to the LLM. Built in Rust and secured in a TEE on NEAR, focused on real infrastructure-level security, not marketing hype.

DEW isn't just a vault — it's a vault framework. We run core vaults on NEAR Protocol today with $NEAR + stables like $USDT and $USDC, but the vision is bigger: → Vaults across any chain → Any team can deploy with Dew infra💧 → Standardized yield architecture, not a single

🎙 The Sujal Show Ep. 11: Arthur Hayes “Why I’m Betting Big on Hyperliquid (Over Bitcoin)” The man behind BitMEX, Arthur Hayes, reveals why 90% of traders lose money, says decentralization is “mostly marketing,” why he’s all-in on Hyperliquid & Zcash, 3 altcoins, & gives his

Why I Believe Early Opportunities in the Next Crypto Cycle Will Come from AI-Curated Results 👇 I’m convinced that major moves in the next cycle won’t be spotted the old way. What I meant is that early alpha in 2026-2027 will increasingly come from AI-curated results.

"The entire market is undervaluing how big AI and crypto convergence is going to be." "These things are obvious in hindsight. They're never obvious in the moment." - Michaël van de Poppe, CIO & Founder of MN Fund

Legit coins (non majors) that you can consider buying with longer hold durations: $HYPE $ZEC $NEAR I think everything else is pretty much a trade

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announcing near-hydra 🐍 NEAR Protocol's full stack, wrapped into one powerful cli + mcp for ai agents. → 10+ chains, 1 near account → sign btc/eth/sol & more from any agent → swap any → any in one call → no bridges. no extra keys only on $NEAR npm i -g near-hydra-mcp

With $zec running i think private AI will become a big narrative the next few months People should have the right to privately interact with their LLM’s

Michael pitched $NEAR on stage with me yday Took a look, I like this thesis - particularly with the $ZEC links through NEAR Intents