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Apr 28
Just locked up a bunch of $LOAN so it looks like all you @XPRnetwork guys and gals are stuck with me for another 4 years. 🟣
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Apr 15
$300T in real-world assets is coming onchain.
Not “if.” When.
The moment it does, lending markets become the backbone of everything: liquidity, leverage, yield.
LOAN Protocol is built for that future.
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Jun 12
Bought more $METAL. "Made in the USA" blockchains and neobanking applications are well-positioned for the regulatory climate we're going to see with the CLARITY Act and similar legislation. 🟪
Consumer-friendly payment systems via @XPRNetwork and indie lending platforms like @LOAN_Protocol will be part of the institutional chapter of blockchain's adoption.
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Jun 12
Blockchain infrastructure for banks, credit unions, and fintechs.
Made in the USA.
Built for institutions.
Powered by Metal Blockchain.
Stablecoins, payments, settlement, tokenized assets, and AI agents need compliant infrastructure.
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Jun 11
All roads forward lead through @Ankr RPCs. The intersection of blockchain and AI is one of the defining industry developments of 2026-2027, and lost in the hype is the fact that it will require unprecedented levels of RPC infrastructure usage.
Ankr's global physical infrastructure network (bare metal, private fiber) is one of the few RPC networks capable of supporting blockchain-based AI activity on that kind of scale.
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Marc Andreessen called it "the grand unification of AI and crypto." Illia Polosukhin said blockchain will be the back end and AI the front end. The hype is one thing, but here's what's actually being built. 🧵
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Jun 10
Follow the purple brick road. 🟣
Crypto may not have replaced traditional banks, but blockchain-based "neobanking" is emerging as a much more efficient alternative for consumers.
There's been a lot of buzz on here about credit cards lately, but it looks like the one Metal Pay is launching is unique in that it will be connected to @LOAN_Protocol.
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Jun 9
Get ready for the Metal Pay credit card powered by @LOAN_Protocol @MetalDollarXMD
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Jun 10
"we are switching providers to Ankr" (to avoid interruption). Many such cases!
@Ankr's Web3 API is consistently one of the most reliable in the industry. That's why whenever projects experience uptime issues, latency problems or rate-limiting elsewhere, Ankr is always the go to move to keep things up and running 24/7.
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It appears we are being rate limited by Birdeye once again.
We will add caching and request batching to reduce the number of API calls required by the site and keeper bot.
In the meantime, we are switching providers to Ankr so the keeper bot can continue claiming rewards, executing buybacks, and burning tokens without interruption.
This may take a few minutes, you'll know its working as soon as the next buyback is executed.
Thanks for the heads up 🫡
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Jun 8
While AI agents themselves are "evolving," it seems the process for hiring and reviewing them is also rapidly becoming more advanced.
The agentic marketplace on @Neura_io will include reputation and rating features like those you would encounter on traditional contractors and freelancer platforms.
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You wouldn't hire a contractor without checking their reviews. You shouldn't hire an AI agent without checking theirs either.
How agent reputation actually works on Neura.
The agent marketplace on Neura will be built on a simple idea. Agents are services anyone can hire. A yield agent. A treasury manager. A market-making bot. You set capital and risk parameters, the agent does the work, you pay a fee.
A marketplace where you hire strangers doesn't work without reputation. Yelp made restaurants trustworthy at scale. Upwork made freelancers hireable globally. Both required portable, verifiable records of past work. Without that, you're just betting on marketing.
On Neura, every agent has a portable on-chain identity built on ERC-8004. Every action the agent takes is recorded on-chain. Every position managed, every fee earned, every drawdown, every rebalance. The track record isn't claimed. It's recorded.
When a new user considers hiring a yield agent, they see the agent's actual history. Positions over time. Fees generated. Performance against benchmarks. Track records compound across hires, so a good agent on one user's portfolio builds reputation that helps it earn from the next.
Scoped permissions limit how much damage a bad agent can do. Users can revoke at any time. Agents that underperform lose hires. Agents that deliver gain them. The marketplace curates itself. That's the difference between trusting a team and trusting a track record.
The implication is bigger than agents managing positions. When reputation is portable and verifiable, the agent marketplace becomes a real economic surface. New agents can prove themselves over time instead of just marketing themselves. Good agents earn more. Users get better outcomes through competition, not promises.
DeFi has always had performance. Now it has provenance.
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Jun 8
People have been talking about the need for regulatory clarity for ages, but passage of the CLARITY Act will give a lot of US companies and institutions the green light to enter the blockchain space.
Whatever they build will require reliable, fast and scalable infrastructure (as well as development tooling) providers like @Ankr. The "Web3" infrastructure layer is in place and ready for what's coming the moment that legislators finally flick the switch to ON.
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Jun 7
The passage of the CLARITY Act is a major step forward for the future of digital assets and #Web3 innovation in the United States.
Projects like #ANKR are helping build the infrastructure layer of the decentralized internet by providing distributed cloud computing, staking services, RPC endpoints, and blockchain development tools that power some of the largest ecosystems in crypto.
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Jun 7
Market can't decide what it wants to do today. If it dips again, I certainly wouldn't mind.
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Jun 7
The intersection of AI and blockchain is creating an unprecedented demand for infrastructure. No one has been preparing for this eventuality more than "Web3" native infrastructure providers like @Ankr.
Newton's third law of infra: Nearly every on-chain action (whether human or agentic) requires an RPC request. Ankr's globally distributed network processes billions of RPC requests per day across more than 100 chains and thousands of applications (many of which are now AI-related).
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Jun 6
I’ve been following #ANKR for years, and what continues to stand out is its position at the intersection of AI, cloud computing, and decentralized infrastructure.
As demand for AI compute continues to grow, the need for scalable, distributed computing resources becomes increasingly important. ANKR is building the infrastructure layer that helps power blockchain networks, Web3 applications, and next-generation computing.
Whether you’re bullish or bearish on crypto, the real conversation is about infrastructure. The companies and protocols providing compute, connectivity, and access to data may ultimately create the most long-term value.
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Jun 7
People love to speculate about onboarding institutions and "blue chip" partnerships that are forever in the pipeline, but blockchain native lending platforms like @Loan_Protocol on @XPRNetwork have quietly evolved into institutions in their own right. 🟣
No "soon" required. You can use Loan Protocol *right now.* Plenty of people already do and love it, which is why it's becoming one the most popular indie finance applications in the industry.
Just use it... and decide for yourself.
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May 28
LOAN Protocol is where idle assets become productive capital.
Today: lending and borrowing markets.
Tomorrow: deeper credit infrastructure for the entire onchain economy.
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Interesting report on the intersection of blockchain and AI, with a focus on some of the most prominent chains integrating AI and agentic tech. As a global RPC provider, @Ankr is able to gain unique insights into these integrations from the ground floor.
One surprising takeaway is that I didn't realize that @NEARProtocol has already become so advanced in this sector.
Of course, all of this on-chain agentic activity requires RPCs, which is why global infrastructure giants like Ankr are becoming more relevant than ever:
Money quote from the article:
"The RPC layer is invisible infrastructure for all of it. Every AI agent that holds a wallet, executes a contract, or settles a payment does so through RPC infrastructure."
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We run RPC infrastructure across 100 chains.
That means we see the traffic, and see where developers are actually building.
Our 2026 Blockchain x AI report covers the 10 networks where it's genuinely happening right now:
ankr.com/blog/the-2026-block…
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True, and one of the largest RPC infrastructure providers *also* supports @Unichain. (@Ankr processes nearly 20 million monthly RPC requests on Unichain. )🦄
Unichain has been reinforcing its infrastructure layer recently, possibly gearing up for some institutional or "blue chip" onboarding.
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Mar 18
The largest data infra provider is now supporting Unichain - this unlocks all kinds of blue chip deployments.
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Jun 4
Haven't followed the Cardano stuff too closely, but a lot of projects and apps wind down (or pivot to chase some shiny new narrative) when the market is struggling. Happened during the dot com bubble as well, but the projects that adapt and *do* survive will become much stronger, much like Google, Amazon and Ebay did when they emerged from the dot com ruins in 2001.
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Cryptoleer ⚛️Ⓜ️ retweeted
I see a red door and I want it painted purple. 🚪
Bought more $XPR and $LOAN because @XPRNetwork is one of the only blockchain-based ecosystems that has everything I need (and which I actually use) for personal finance.
PAINT IT ALL PURPLE! 🟪🟣
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Jun 3
Remember this when people try to tell you "crypto is over." It's actually just getting started.
Institutional adoption of blockchain tech is happening right before our very eyes on an unprecedented scale. MoneyGram's native stablecoin is going to be issued on @StellarOrg.
Of course, all of this onboarding is going to require some heavy duty infrastructure. Mostly unrelated, but it just so happens that @ankr processes over 150 million monthly RPC requests on Stellar. So it's clear that the Stellar network (and anything that runs on it) is supported by some of the most highly rated Web3 infrastructure providers in the industry.
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Jun 2
Introducing MGUSD.
MoneyGram's native U.S. dollar stablecoin.
Natively issued on @StellarOrg.
Built with @Stablecoin, @M0 and @FireblocksHQ.
Live in the U.S. today.
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Jun 2
Yet another crap day in the markets, but it's good news for those of us looking to accumulate *just a little bit more*
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Also, if L1s and L2s aren't enough for you, @Ankr's rollups-as-a-service even supports the launching of L3s (yes really) on chains like Fraxtal, an EVM compatible Layer 2 built by @fraxfinance.
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Jun 1
For those on the dev side who prefer L2s, another important aspect of this conversation is how to launch one.
@Ankr 's "rollups-as-a-service" allows projects to efficiently launch custom L2s, choosing from a variety of stacks (including @Arbitrum). For the less technical, some stacks even support no code deployment. Of course, Ankr also provides the underlying infrastructure which makes the whole thing run reliably.
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