David Deputy breaks down the nascent, game-changing revolution in verifiable tax compliance. reg-tech.co/2025/04/24/ver…

Tax authorities want transparency. Businesses need certainty. Verifiable tax compliance delivers both."The future of regulatory compliance depends on bridging the trust gap between automated systems and human oversight," says Jason Teutsch, founder of Truebit. Thanks

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A little reminder (from April): "We’re not yet talking directly to governments, but to the software vendors trying to interface with them — because that’s where we want to be,” Jason Teutsch, #Truebit’s CEO, said.

Wonderful work, thank you for your service 👏🏻

I was listening randomly to the Mike Cagney interview on stablecoins (Figure & Provenance Blockchain key person, the latter company being at the forefront of RWA tech) when a thought hit me: what if Truebit's verifiable computation layer could serve as the trust anchor for an

I loved this interview!! You really have to read between the lines, and use your imagination.... [Disclaimer: I know I am somewhat preaching to the choir here, but I am hoping my new threads will educate those that are new and unfamiliar with this emerging tech] Why I think

Interesting linkage that I made off that interview (credit to MartyParty for hosting it), because now someone from Figure Markets will be sharing space and networking with our very own boss-man Jason Teutsch at YIELD DAY on June 23rd: yield.day/#details Take a look

Supply of $TRU is decreasing nicely. There are less than 192 million $TRU left. An average of 112 K $TRU are burned daily.🔥 #Truebit. Updated chart:

We’re in Cannes for EthCC - Ethereum Community Conference! Let’s connect if you're working on RWA tokenization, AI + Web3, or DePIN and want to know more about how we're building trust into offchain processes. #EthCC

A fellow Truebit enthusiast in the TFA channel posted the message in the attached screenshot. I didn’t want to leave this as just a Telegram reply. I figured other Truebit followers might be thinking the same, and this gives everyone a chance to see my thoughts on it. If you have

Voted Truebit, it's all I think about.

just submitted #truebit $TRU to strategicethreserve.xyz

Mike Cagney Great breakdown Mike. The real unlock isn’t just tokenising equities. It’s proving, verifiably, that what’s tokenised actually exists and behaves as expected. It's a point I have hammered home again and again. That’s exactly the problem which Truebit solves. You can

Zach Rynes | CLG The urge to edit this was too strong (Paint 3D skills are shocking I know), and whilst I agree with The Holy Trinity historically, I believe it is now a Spiritual Quadrivium with the addition of Truebit #RWAs #TokenizedAssets #DeFiInfrastructure

Depends on what holders are doing. If we assume that all holders and sellers are exhausted and all the free-floating TRU are gone, then nothing happens, until that is, protocol users need TRU, in which case they must mint from the OS (mint price in ETH therefore increases).

I'm currently working on more real-world use case synthesis, as well as some essays on the coming 'Age of Verification'. But, whilst I format and go over my work, I may as well take the time to answer some questions that I get asked over and over again, just to allay some fears.

ligi ☮️🌍🚲🌳🍵🎶🌶🔥🖖 Julie I echo ligi ☮️🌍🚲🌳🍵🎶🌶🔥🖖’s question: why does proof-of-compilation require writes to blockchain? What’s the connection between Polkadot JAM and Truebit?

This little segment completely flew under the radar for me. It's not an interview but just a short monologue by Jason Teutsch. It's another piece of the puzzle placed down by the hand of Truebit (by the way, there were some people in the Telegram channel questioning if the links