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JESUS didn't author any religion. He unified humanity in his death burial, and resurrection. Jesus is the author of Life & giver of Life (Zoe). Have Jesus, Have Life. Don't have Jesus, Don't have Zoe. 0 tolerance for religion. Peace ✌️.
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two of our ecosystem builders (@DagonSolana and @Clearsig_xyz) on ownership radio tomorrow, they are using @ikadotxyz and @encrypt_xyz to build pretty amazing stuff on @solana i will be there as well and hoping to discuss an idea i had for infra projects like us when it comes to funding ecosystem projects one of the biggest problems with ecosystem funding is you need to put a whole system in place to make sure you’re funding the right people and the right projects. solana has @colosseum and the @superteam network but that is something that can’t be replicated, and most ecosystems can’t dream of having anything even remotely close. it’s super expensive and time consuming, and even after you invest all that time and money, you still don’t have any indication if you got it right, you just wait and see. and history has taught us ecosystems rarely get it right. what i was thinking is running an ecosystem funding program on top of @MetaDAOProject. so as an ecosystem you’re interested in let’s say 5 products being built, you basically announce that you will fund at least x% or y usd (the lower of the two) of a metadao raise for a project pursuing that idea in your ecosystem. you provide direction, and capital (assuming the raise was successful) but the entire process runs through metadao. this provides these two amazing benefits: 1. crowdsourcing the entire pipeline and process - from sourcing and filtering, through funding decisions all the way to monitoring once funded - means all you need to do as the ecosystem player is provide funding, which is ideal since you have your own project you’re in charge of 2. more money for ecosystem investments - @metanallok said on one of the previous @ownershipfm radios that unlike vcs who don’t care how much money they’re losing, metadao lets you recycle investments and get some back on failed ones to keep investing, which is actually perfect for ecosystem funding join tomorrow if you want to be part of the conversation
Ownership Radio #15. Sunday. 3PM UTC. A room full of builders pushing privacy and futarchy forward, sharing what they're building and what's coming next across the Ownership ecosystem. - @authensus joins us to share what they've been building - @DagonSolana on the latest developments from their side - @stealf_finance joins the conversation on privacy-preserving finance - @mycorealms shares recent progress - @Clearsig_xyz on what's next for privacy infrastructure And builders, contributors, and community members are welcome to jump into our Open Mic segment and share what's happening across the Ownership ecosystem. Hosted by @0xSrMessi and @8bitpenis Set your reminder with the link in the replies πŸŽ™
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β˜† solid tech - summary clearsig is rethinking crypto around how people actually use money in real life, not around the assumption that one person controls one wallet forever. its products enable shared custody for families, controlled automation through agents, treasury management for teams, secure recovery mechanisms, and coordinated transactions between counterparties. replacing single points of failure with policies, approval systems, and recovery options, clearsig aims to make crypto safer and more practical for individuals, businesses, and organizations. the goal is simple: money can be automated, recovered, shared, and coordinated while always moving with clear and trusted permission.
Most crypto products assume one person, one wallet, one private key, one mistake away from losing everything. But real life is not solo. Families share money. Teams approve spending. Businesses pay people. Traders use agents. People lose devices. Counterparties need trust before sending funds. @Clearsig_xyz is built for that reality. A parent wants to help their child hold crypto, but not let one bad click drain the wallet. That is ClearSig Personal: a shared wallet where trusted people approve important moves together. A startup has company funds sitting in one founder’s wallet. Everyone knows that is dangerous, but the alternative feels complicated. That is ClearSig Pro: team treasury control, approvals, limits, and policies without turning the team into blockchain operators. A trader wants to use automated agents, but does not want to hand over custody. That is ClearSig Agents: agents can suggest or execute only within rules the user controls. Someone loses a phone, a seed phrase, or access to a wallet and realizes self-custody can be brutal. That is ClearSig Secure: recovery vaults using devices and thresholds instead of a single fragile secret. Two people want to coordinate a DeFi deal, payment, or settlement without blind trust. That is ClearSig P2P DeFi: signed intent, counterparty approval, and policy-checked settlement. A business wants crypto payments, payouts, and recurring approvals without one person being the bottleneck or risk. That is ClearSig Payments. The promise is simple: ClearSig makes crypto behave more like real life. Money can be personal, shared, automated, recovered, coordinated, or paid out, but it should always move with clear permission.
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what happens to your onchain wealth when you're gone? on every other chain: nothing. it sits there. forever. non-custodial inheritance, with proof of life baked in, FOR EVERY CHAIN, only possible on @solana with @heirloom_app using @ikadotxyz the way it works: you keep full custody while you're around(proof of life just keeps checking you're still active), and the moment you can't check in, your assets flow straight to your heirs using ika's 2pc-mpc and future sign tech this is the missing piece for self custody. for years the only answers to "what if something happens to me" were either give someone your seed phrase(custodial risk, trust risk) or accept that your bags die with you neither is acceptable heirloom fixes both. your keys stay yours until they no longer can be, and what you built actually reaches the people you built it for mainnet's coming. get on the list πŸ‘‡
As we gear up for mainnet, we have opened up a waitlist for our early believers. Join the waitlist at waitlist.heirlm.xyz
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Ownership Radio #15. Sunday. 3PM UTC. A room full of builders pushing privacy and futarchy forward, sharing what they're building and what's coming next across the Ownership ecosystem. - @authensus joins us to share what they've been building - @DagonSolana on the latest developments from their side - @stealf_finance joins the conversation on privacy-preserving finance - @mycorealms shares recent progress - @Clearsig_xyz on what's next for privacy infrastructure And builders, contributors, and community members are welcome to jump into our Open Mic segment and share what's happening across the Ownership ecosystem. Hosted by @0xSrMessi and @8bitpenis Set your reminder with the link in the replies πŸŽ™
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28 million times more than the next best is insane. Saying an order of magnitude better is doing it injustice
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i have a question, if a protocol can do a certain type of operation 28,500,000x faster than what's considered the state of the art, is that an ok result? asking for a friend
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our privacy tech at @encrypt_xyz is sci-fi level, but unfortunately attention and adoption don't necessarily follow the best tech thankfully the illustrious @illuminfti has been cooking up absolutely amazing shit to get people engaged and excited to go down the rabbit hole
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Most crypto products assume one person, one wallet, one private key, one mistake away from losing everything. But real life is not solo. Families share money. Teams approve spending. Businesses pay people. Traders use agents. People lose devices. Counterparties need trust before sending funds. @Clearsig_xyz is built for that reality. A parent wants to help their child hold crypto, but not let one bad click drain the wallet. That is ClearSig Personal: a shared wallet where trusted people approve important moves together. A startup has company funds sitting in one founder’s wallet. Everyone knows that is dangerous, but the alternative feels complicated. That is ClearSig Pro: team treasury control, approvals, limits, and policies without turning the team into blockchain operators. A trader wants to use automated agents, but does not want to hand over custody. That is ClearSig Agents: agents can suggest or execute only within rules the user controls. Someone loses a phone, a seed phrase, or access to a wallet and realizes self-custody can be brutal. That is ClearSig Secure: recovery vaults using devices and thresholds instead of a single fragile secret. Two people want to coordinate a DeFi deal, payment, or settlement without blind trust. That is ClearSig P2P DeFi: signed intent, counterparty approval, and policy-checked settlement. A business wants crypto payments, payouts, and recurring approvals without one person being the bottleneck or risk. That is ClearSig Payments. The promise is simple: ClearSig makes crypto behave more like real life. Money can be personal, shared, automated, recovered, coordinated, or paid out, but it should always move with clear permission.
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There is a huge difference between research and reality What SHOULD happen on paper, is rarely what DOES happen Orders don't execute, liquidity gets pulled, latency isn't always reliable Understanding this is only through experience on both sides of the desk
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It's usually not WHAT you say, or write first. It's always WHO you're first. Elon's "Lol" and your "Lol" are obviously the same word, same letters. But both will get different reactions. Who is always better than What.
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Yesterday, from Lagos to Uyo, Enugu to Bauchi, members across 30 states came together to celebrate @SuperteamNG @ 3 πŸŽ‚ Every cake represents a local community, friendships formed, careers launched, products built, and people who chose to show up and build something bigger than themselves. Three years of building. Three years of opportunities. Three years of proving that world-class talent exists in Africa. Grateful to everyone who has been part of this journey.
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Every wallet answers one question: who owns this? Almost none answer the real one: who can move it, when, within what limits, with whose sign-off? Ownership was solved in 2009. Permission is being solved now. @Clearsig_xyz
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Most crypto products were designed for one person. One wallet. One key. One owner. Real life doesn't work that way. Families share money. Teams approve spending. Businesses coordinate treasury. Agents execute tasks. That's the gap we're exploring with @Clearsig_xyz.
Most crypto products assume one person, one wallet, one private key, one mistake away from losing everything. But real life is not solo. Families share money. Teams approve spending. Businesses pay people. Traders use agents. People lose devices. Counterparties need trust before sending funds. @Clearsig_xyz is built for that reality. A parent wants to help their child hold crypto, but not let one bad click drain the wallet. That is ClearSig Personal: a shared wallet where trusted people approve important moves together. A startup has company funds sitting in one founder’s wallet. Everyone knows that is dangerous, but the alternative feels complicated. That is ClearSig Pro: team treasury control, approvals, limits, and policies without turning the team into blockchain operators. A trader wants to use automated agents, but does not want to hand over custody. That is ClearSig Agents: agents can suggest or execute only within rules the user controls. Someone loses a phone, a seed phrase, or access to a wallet and realizes self-custody can be brutal. That is ClearSig Secure: recovery vaults using devices and thresholds instead of a single fragile secret. Two people want to coordinate a DeFi deal, payment, or settlement without blind trust. That is ClearSig P2P DeFi: signed intent, counterparty approval, and policy-checked settlement. A business wants crypto payments, payouts, and recurring approvals without one person being the bottleneck or risk. That is ClearSig Payments. The promise is simple: ClearSig makes crypto behave more like real life. Money can be personal, shared, automated, recovered, coordinated, or paid out, but it should always move with clear permission.
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I believe wholeheartedly that we are on the precipice of something truly industry defining Like anything attempted at this scale, it takes time to ensure everything is done the right way, as catastrophic failure simply cannot be an option when considering user funds In an industry where we have been plagued by exploits, it’s important to ask questions and be cautious… But at the very least, you should take the time to understand something before dismissing it Many of our campaigns (from up to now, and in the future) may seem unorthodox when you’re lacking the context we have internally When making a lot of noise (trust me I know I can be insufferable on the timeline sometimes), you will inevitably get mixed responses. I am always happy to answer any questions and clear any doubt should you have them What we have is the product of years of incredibly long hours, sacrifice and sheer determination to be the change we wanted to see in finance Yes, mainnet is not live yet, but soon it will be… And I implore you to atleast give it a try to see what me and many others have been so excited about sharing Tick by tick… One Exchange. Infinite Markets.
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From a multisig to a bridgeless capital market super App. ZUD.
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our head of research told me to disregard the early benchmarks from yesterday because he already figured out a way to 8x everything fast FHE with @encrypt_xyz is coming to @solana
just yesterday a smart guy i respect told me that when people say they created better FHE, it's always a scam, and they end up using TEEs early REFHE benchmarks are coming in, and they're even wilder than i expected for decentralized cryptographic compute just use @encrypt_xyz
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Correlations = Efficiencies
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