Not everyone starts with everything. But we share one thing in common. A belief that technology should be better, simpler, and closer to people. From small ideas, to the peak of glory, Vietnamese builders came together laying the first bricks on Rialo. The Vietnamese community @RialoHQ , at the first step, was just a small foundation until they found dreamers who shared the same vision. Together. Rebuild. Rethink. From Vietnam to the world. Shout out to my editor god : @novapino0504 he's cooking and helping me to made this dope 🔥 Thank you guys to spend a little time for watching my video 🫶 @aqccapital @Richardx122

Omg Weng just added me to his list I’m very happy ( even I don’t know what can I do with this list? 🤡)

gdlicom, happy to be here representing TaigonDAO. Congrats to DlicomVN on a successful community meeting. Who’s here today? 👀 @quang250802 @WZoolly @timcrypto @CallMeCSZ @LgVuhungphi @ZungPhiu

early projects for a drama day ! > @random1chain ( L1 ) > @CalaTerminal ( Alpha ) > @Bandai_Base ( Early on base ) > @zbase__ ( AI Agents ) > @PotWars ( GameFI ) > @cornerxyz ( Alpha ) > @TownAI ( AI ) > @LassieAI ( AI ) > @ModelosMDL ( L1/DePIN ) > @NockCloud ( Alpha ) > @CoastalProtocol ( Early on base ) > @OutTheBox_HQ > @Eulr_Official ( Launchpad ) > @Re7_xyz > @MirrorGlyph ( infra ) > @LegendaryMrkts ( DeFi on SOL ) > @sizeinai ( AI maybe ) > @printsxyz > @packetchat ( AI Agents ) > @blackboxv4 ( GameFi ) > @Blipplyapp > @veilolayer ( Privacy Infra ) NFA & dyor always !🫡🫡

Seem like I'm gonna start new journey with @Taigondao keep the eyes on this DAO cause they're still cooking something "big" , "black"!

Welcome to NYC 🗽 Big congrats to the @get_optimum team on hosting Top of the Block. Looking forward to seeing the conversations around the future of blockchain infrastructure. 🥂 Time to LOCKED IN!

People think decentralization makes networks slower. But what if decentralization could actually make the network faster? That’s what @get_optimum is building with RLNC. Instead of relying on a few powerful nodes in specific regions, data can propagate efficiently across the entire network even for independent operators far away from major data centers. More nodes. More paths. Faster propagation. In traditional networking, scale creates bottlenecks. With RLNC, scale improves the network itself. @aqccapital @blockchainjeff

People usually think “speed” in crypto just means faster transactions. But after watching this, I realized speed is really about economics. A few milliseconds can decide: -> who captures the MEV (Mean Time Value) -> who gets the better trade -> which validator earns more -> which network feels usable under pressure It’s similar to the early days of video streaming. Netflix didn’t become great just because the internet got faster it improved how data moved, compressed, and reached users efficiently. Blockchains are entering that same phase now. The next generation of infrastructure won’t just be about TPS numbers. It’ll be about how efficiently information moves across the network. Because in distributed systems, speed is money. And latency is the hidden tax almost nobody talks about. @get_optimum @aqccapital @blockchainjeff

proof of work:

Most blockchains were designed around tokens. But financial systems run on something else: data, compliance, execution logic, and connectivity to the real world. That’s why this @Cboe x @RialoHQ integration stands out. Rialo isn’t just importing market data onchain. It’s making institutional-grade financial data a native part of execution itself. Real-time pricing. 9,500 listed instruments. Direct access to the same class of market infrastructure traditional finance already relies on. 3 "NO" -> No fragmented middleware. -> No custom data pipelines. -> No dependence on external coordination layers. The bigger idea here is becoming clearer: The next generation of financial applications won’t be built on isolated blockchains. They’ll be built on systems that can interact directly with real-world financial infrastructure while preserving programmability, privacy, and automation onchain. That’s a much bigger shift than simply “bringing TradFi onchain.”

Accidentally met these guys at Pharos meetup @LgVuhungphi @quang250802 @CallMeCSZ @timcrypto (dude is late)

Bro how the fck? This is polymarket run on food?

Everything that feels seamless today once started as something clunky. Early days of Netflix streaming weren’t smooth at all buffering, low quality, constant interruptions. The breakthrough didn’t come from “faster internet” alone, but from better ways to encode and deliver data. That same pattern is playing out again with blockchains. @get_optimum isn’t just trying to make chains “faster” on the surface. It’s rethinking how data moves underneath how it’s encoded, shared, and reconstructed across the network. When that layer improves, everything above it starts to feel effortless. Because scalability isn’t just about doing more it’s about moving smarter. @blockchainjeff @aqccapital

- Community is everything - Commnity first - Community last - Community is a family - Community in my heart Thanks @billions_ntwk

Multisigs have become the standard for onchain treasury security and it's make more senese. They distribute authority, remove single points of failure, and have proven reliable across ecosystems. But they also have a fundamental limitation. Multisigs can verify who approved a transaction, but they cannot verify whether that transaction should be executed in the first place. The Drift exploit is a clear example of this gap. The attacker didn’t break the systm they operated within it. With valid approvals and correctly structured transactions, the multisig had no way to distinguish between legitimate actions and malicious ones. Because from its perspective, everything was “correct.” This highlights a deeper issue: Security models that rely purely on approvals and signatures lack context, real-time awareness, and risk evaluation. They are deterministic, but not intelligent. The next step in multisig design isn’t simply adding more signers or increasing thresholds. It’s about introducing: -> real-time data inputs -> risk-aware execution logic -> and built-in response mechanisms So that systems can evaluate not just validity, but intent and impact at execution time. Because in practice, a transaction being valid does not mean it is safe. @RialoHQ