Yo, what is Icopax cooking again? This is one alpha that any lover of crypto games would not want to miss. Looking forward to the launch!

This week @DigitalXLtd joined a quantum-preparedness workshop with qLABS and @01quantuminc , exploring how post-quantum security protects digital assets as quantum computing advances. Custody risk is a multi-year question for institutional holders. Getting ahead of it starts now.

TaskON campaign is open. Complete the quests, get to know the first post-quantum, self-custody vault for the Hyperliquid ecosystem, and be early to what launches soon. Start here: taskon.xyz/quest/139214882

"Harvest now, decrypt later" in 30 seconds: An attacker records exposed public keys today. Stores them. Waits for the hardware. Then opens every address at once. Your keys don't expire. Neither does the recording.

Funny how a simple bag can make you think about big ideas. A few years ago, if someone told me I'd be spending my free time learning about things like blockchain infrastructure, data propagation, network latency, and information theory, I probably would've laughed. Like most people, I thought crypto was just about coins going up and down. Buy! Sell! Take! profit! Repeat! But the deeper I've gone down the rabbit hole, the more I've realized that the real innovation isn't always what people see on the surface. Most people interact with apps. A smaller group understands blockchains. An even smaller group thinks about the infrastructure that allows those blockchains to function in the first place. That's one of the reasons I find @get_optimum fascinating. While much of the industry is focused on building the next application, Optimum is focused on something more fundamental: how information moves. Because before a transaction is confirmed, before a trade is executed, before a validator earns rewards, information has to travel across a network, And in decentralized systems, that isn't as simple as sending a message from point A to point B. Thousands of participants need to receive, verify, and propagate information quickly and efficiently. The challenge becomes even bigger as networks grow.More users, More validators, More data, More demand. The question becomes: how do you keep decentralized systems fast without sacrificing what makes them decentralized in the first place? That's where technologies like RLNC and mump2p come into the conversation. Not as buzzwords, Not as marketing terms, But as real attempts to solve a problem that affects the future scalability of blockchain networks. One thing I've learned during my time in this space is that some of the most important innovations are often invisible. Nobody thinks about the roads when they arrive at their destination. Nobody thinks about internet routing when a webpage loads instantly. And most people don't think about data propagation when a blockchain works smoothly,But infrastructure matters. In fact, it's often the difference between what works today and what can scale tomorrow. So while this may look like just another bag, for me it's also a reminder of the builders, researchers, engineers, and communities working behind the scenes to push the industry forward. The future of blockchain won't be built by hype alone. It will be built by solving hard problems, And that's exactly why I'll keep paying attention to what @get_optimum is building. ♾️

After 22 years of being mocked for not winning the league title, it’s now been 22 days since Arsenal won the premier league title. To put that into perspective, it’s been 3 weeks and 1 day.

It always beats my brain that Nigeria has a dedicated national programme & budget to fund the rehabilitation of terrorists but has nothing dedicated for the victims of the terrorists who are traumatized for life.

Hyperliquid: $3.5T cumulative volume. $9B open interest. Roughly 70% of on-chain perps open interest. The center of gravity of on-chain trading. All of it secured by ECDSA. Worth thinking about.

One of the biggest things Arsenal's PL title did for me, is that I find it easier to ignore rage baits.

One of the smartest things about qLABS is that they are not trying to build everything by themselves. Instead, that they are not trying to build everything by themselves. Instead, they are working with strong, experienced partners. This teamwork approach is actually very good for regular crypto users like us. Let me break it down simply. 1. 01 Quantum – The Technology Partner 01 Quantum is a real Canadian public company (listed on the stock exchange). They have been working on cybersecurity since 1992 and own special technology called IronCAP. This technology helps qLABS add strong quantum-resistant protection to their tools. Thanks to this partnership, qLABS is not just making promises, they are using proven tech that experts trust. 2. HyperEVM, ApeBond & Liquid Launch – The Liquidity Partners qLABS is working closely with Hyperliquid’s ecosystem. • ApeBond helps people participate easily through bonds. • Liquid Launch (a big DEX aggregator with over $2.5 billion in volume) is their launch partner. This means $qONE has better liquidity and easier access for normal users. You don’t have to struggle with thin order books or high slippage when trading. 3. qUranium – The Community & Growth Partner qLABS recently partnered with qUranium to grow together. They will run workshops, AMAs, hackathons, and events to help more people (including developers and new users) understand quantum security. They are also working on expanding in different countries. Why does this matter to you and me? When a project builds strong partnerships, it grows faster and becomes more reliable. You get: • Better technology (from 01 Quantum) • Easier trading and access (from Hyperliquid partners) • More learning opportunities and community support (from qUranium) This is important especially for those of us holding crypto long-term. We want our assets to be protected from future quantum threats without unnecessary complications. qLABS is showing they understand that real progress in crypto comes from collaboration, not working in isolation. They are focused on practical solutions that normal people can actually use. If you are new to qLABS, this partnership approach is one of the reasons the project feels solid and forward-thinking. What do you think? Do you prefer projects that build alone or ones that team up with strong partners? I’d love to hear your thoughts below. Follow @qlabsofficial for genuine project updates. #qONE #qLABS

The Arsenal. All of us.

Arteta and his ‘project’ is now being used as a reference in board meetings at work places.

Moving into qVAULT takes three steps: 1. Connect a self-custody account like MetaMask 2. Create a quantum-secured vault 3. Bring your assets across No new system to learn. Register for early access at qonetoken.io