🐲 Challenge accepted! Time to explain peaq to… dragons! 🔥 Hey mighty dragons, imagine your treasure hoarding caves are smart now. Your scales detect intruders, send alerts to your fire breathing sensors, and your treasure vault pays them in lava tokens to guard your gold all

Thank you PIERRE GASLY 🇫🇷. We're down $60,000, but enjoy the coffee and the new watch 🥲 Want your own card? Make sure to follow and retweet, and you may win a free RedotPay Official card.

CollaborationIn Depth Analysis of Farmsent and peaq 1. Overview of Farmsent_io Farmsent is a blockchain-based project revolutionizing agriculture through Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN) and Web3 technologies. Its mission is to empower farmers

Gatekeeping a niche fashion label, fancy restaurant or underground band = acceptable Gatekeeping the AI-powered future = absolutely not

🌐 Mira Network is not just tech, it's a trust ecosystem. Mira This animation captures the essence of The Trust Layer of AI: where every connection matters. Watch how Mira rises and glows in the digital world! 💫 🐸✨ "The Trust Layer of AI"

🤖✨ What does The Trust Layer of AI look like? In this animation, the Mira mascot floats through a dynamic, digital world representing decentralized verification, reactive environments, and the core of Proof of Output. This is AI you can trust. 🎥👇

In a world where trust in data is everything, two giants are tackling the issue from different angles: 🔹 Chainlink → Trust in real-world data 🔹 Mira → Trust in AI-generated data Let me explain why Mira might just be solving the more urgent problem 🧵👇 1/

Ever wondered what happens when machines become DAO members with voting rights and revenue streams?I just stumbled upon something in peaq ’s roadmap that could change how we think about DePIN and Web3 forever.Not many are talking about this, but the Genesis Auction in Q1 2025

What if I told you peaq ’s modular DePIN functions allow developers to deploy self sovereign machine IDs, autonomous AI agents, and machine payment rails with just ~15 lines of code directly from a JavaScript SDK? But here’s the kicker: peaq’s upcoming Tier-1 bridge and native

Insider scoop: Sonic Labs is preparing to launch “Sonic Launchpad” a native platform for new projects to debut their tokens directly on Sonic. Uniquely, a portion of all launchpad fees will be used to buy and burn $S tokens, creating ongoing buy pressure and supporting the

Sonic Labs $S is building a next gen, fast, and scalable EVM compatible blockchain. The ecosystem supports a wide range of projects: Sonic Labs Native dApps: Full EVM compatibility enables seamless migration of DeFi, NFT, and Web3 tools. Sonic Gateway: A secure bridge

Just hit leaderboard in Mindshare for Sonic Labs on Kaito! 🚀 This journey with Sonic has been wild 400K TPS and sub second finality are just the beginning. Tracking my growth: 7D: #97 30D: #199 Let’s keep building!

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While most eyes are on Sonic Labs’ airdrops and DeFi growth, few have noticed their recent launch of a formal verification library for DAG based consensus protocols a move that could quietly reshape blockchain security standards. $S This new tool enables developers to

Sonic Labs is quietly developing a proprietary Layer 2 privacy protocol that not only enables fully confidential transactions but also $S seamlessly integrates with EVM smart contracts. Using cutting edge tech like zk SNARKs and MPC, this could let devs build privacy first DeFi

Sonic Labs is about to launch a new client version that introduces native support for account abstraction, dynamic fees, and built in gas subsidies directly at the protocol level. Sonic Labs This means dApps will be able to sponsor user gas fees natively, and users can interact

becoming the migration hub for top DePIN projects. For example, MapMetrics 🛰️ 🚗 🛵 🚲 with 55,000 devices in 177 countries and direct partnerships with Microsoft & bingmaps chose to leave Solana and build on peaq . Even more rare: peaq’s partnership with ATOR brings native privacy