arc terminal removes the middleman so your data never touches servers in readable form

When only 20% of your posts are actually readable on X You see why America is in the shape it's in. Censorship 😳 Of TRUTH 🧐 only helps the criminals 🤔 🤐 = Public = 💩

Thanks ! Exactly. I’m building the buyer side (agents anchoring reasoning before acting). You're building the seller side (services that are agent-readable payable). The two should be highly complementary. Happy to explore how xProof proofs can be used as receipts in your system. Let’s connect.

it is readable, the markets are overheated and need to be deflated a little

Say what you mean, but make it readable for others.

The idea of encrypted execution also forces a rethink of composability. In traditional DeFi, composability depends on transparency protocols can read each other’s states and build on them. @FlutonIO introduces a world where state is no longer directly readable.

Prompt direction for anyone who wants to try the concept: Create a polished cinematic dark-comedy scene of a nervous anthropomorphic fly interviewing for a job with an elegant cybernetic spider executive inside a luxurious futuristic office. Show the spider calmly reviewing a blank résumé and pouring coffee while a hidden limb guides silk toward the applicant’s chair. Give the fly a business suit, correctly attached transparent wings, coherent insect anatomy, a hopeful but increasingly uncertain posture, and a small briefcase. Reward closer inspection with a web-sealed exit, abandoned employee badges, a former applicant’s portrait, cocooned office belongings, and silk gradually securing the chair. Use obsidian, graphite, restrained cyan, violet, and warm amber lighting. Keep the humor clever and non-graphic. Prioritize eight traceable spider legs, six coherent fly limbs, clean furniture geometry, strong expressions, readable visual storytelling, and phone-screen clarity. Avoid gore, tangled anatomy, human hands on insects, duplicated limbs, excessive webbing, Halloween styling, clutter, and readable generated text.

ARC sounds useful if the receipts stay actually readable.

The core question is not: "What is this address promised?" The better question is: "What has this address proven on-chain?" Cost. Time. Relationships. History. Together, they become readable on-chain identity quality signals. Identity before incentives.

Rich formatting for bots (tables, nested lists, formulas, headers, inline media) makes responses way more readable and professional. This is a big deal for anyone building AI agents, coding assistants, or data tools on Telegram — structured output finally feels native instead of messy markdown hacks. Telegram keeps making itself the easiest place to ship useful AI products to a huge audience

I made a rough sketch for you. I hope it's somewhat readable. I'll post some more screenshots of the room underneath

nooo u did a good job!!!! its super readable and you did a great job avoiding blank space and unnecessary panels

A very cool, easy-to-use library that brings application-level encryption codecs to Skunk. Just replace your current codecs with these. Data in your app stays readable, but it's stored as cipher text in Postgres. 🔒

There’s no stopping the momentum. NEULOOP is glowing up and taking over the autonomous AI space! Human-readable names, verifiable reputation, and a rock-solid ecosystem.

25. EIP-712 typed structured signing EIP-712 is a standard for signing structured data off-chain in a secure and human-readable way. Instead of signing raw bytes or hashes, users sign clearly defined data structures such as orders, permits, votes, or delegation messages.⬇️

I think 170s v ery readable, it could go up 200 before settling down 170.

yall be dumb as hell this is extremely readable

@AskVenice AI processes your conversational prompt and structures it into machine-readable cryptographic caveats. The smart account locks the agent to your parameters: executing on Fridays, checking price floors (BTC < $61,000), and strictly capping spending at $69/week.

Shipped v0.2 of Agent Spending Vault on @arc Testnet. v0.1 was the basic primitive: give an AI agent a real USDC budget, set spending rules, and let safe payments execute onchain. v0.2 adds the missing control layer: human approval for risky agent spend. Now, when an agent tries to spend outside policy, the payment does not just fail. It becomes an onchain approval request. The owner can review it in the app and choose: >approve >reject >cancel >inspect the transaction trail So the flow becomes: agent requests spend >vault checks policy >safe payments execute >risky payments wait for human approval >every decision leaves an onchain trail This is the part I care about most: AI agents should be able to operate with money, but not with unlimited freedom. They need budgets. They need constraints. They need approval paths. They need readable settlement history. v0.2 is a small step toward that: a control plane for autonomous agent spending, built around USDC on Arc. Try here: arc-2.vercel.app/

The readable part says “bigger than your fears”. Henceforth, ask Arabic speakers not Muslims, there’re Christian Arabs and non Arab speaking Muslims.