The @tallyxyz brand is iconic. As the new stewards of the platform, we are left with big shoes to fill. While I'm sad to say goodbye to such a legendary brand, I gotta say, I'm pretty excited about what we're cooking up. Coming Soon™

This is the right framing: to succeed in the long run, DAOs will have to aim to become something beyond nation states and companies.

Nifty party by @Pizza_DAO in Philly. Kudos to @RothmanSandy for making it happen! What did we see? Prediction markets remain hot $HYPE is top of mind. The local BTC community is alive and well (ETH too ofc). And @standwithcrypto's new college chapter program is working nicely

The newly proposed $ZK Token Fee Flow System by @ScopeLift is something you need to know, especially as a $ZK Holder. If you still haven't fully understood what the auction mechanism brings for the @ZKsync ecosystem, especially the $ZK token, watch our video here.👇

As has been reported, Umbra was used to move funds associated with recent, high profile hacks. In total, we are aware of 349 ETH (~$800K) of stolen funds moving through the protocol. Reports of much higher amounts are inaccurate. A few notes: First, as a stealth address system, Umbra is primarily useful for protecting the identity of the receiver, not the sender. Since hackers want to erase the association of funds with the hack-tainted sending address, it is not particularly helpful to hackers to move the funds through Umbra. All the stolen funds moved through the protocol can be identified, and we have been in touch with security researchers who are involved. Second, Umbra is a permissionless protocol powered by autonomous smart contracts. There is nothing we can do to stop anyone from using these contracts, nor is there anything we can do to stop anyone from using a local or self hosted version of the Umbra frontend, which is fully open source. We did, however, make the decision to move our hosted version of the frontend into maintenance mode. We did so this morning at 6:45 AM ET. Please note that all funds in stealth addresses are completely safe and were never at risk. The Umbra protocol continues to operate normally, we've simply turned off our instance of the frontend. We will restore access to the hosted frontend as soon as we are assured that doing so won't create obstacles to the current recovery efforts. Updates will be posted here.

Lots of claw-shakes at the OpenClaw Cannes meetup with @Celo @ScopeLift @LayerXlab @TalentProtocol

Thanks to everyone who joined us at OpenClaw Cannes! 🦞 🇫🇷 It was a great morning discussing Celo's agentic ecosystem & the future of autonomous agents w/ our friends at @selfxyz, @TalentProtocol, @ScopeLift & @LayerXlab

Decentralization isn't just an ideological ambition, it's a critical component of secure systems.

We're excited to announce that our long-term collaborators, @ScopeLift will continue carrying the Torch for the Tally Governance app as we go through this transition. Our enterprise clients and licensees can look forward to no interruption in their service.

Really excited to have the @ScopeLift team taking over operation of the Tally platform. We've been partners in the space for years and it's time to pass the baton. Long live DAOs.