🗞️ Freshly minted: Bitfinity Weekly: AI x Crypto Arc 🗞️ The loudest narratives may shift fast, but the deeper trend is becoming hard to ignore: AI and crypto infrastructure are starting to merge. → AI agents begin interacting with payment systems and wallets → Compliance, identity, and governance move closer to core infrastructure → Post-quantum security and resilient node architecture gain momentum → Enterprise firms continue absorbing crypto-native engineering talent From decentralized compute to machine-to-machine payments, the industry is slowly evolving beyond speculation and toward usable digital infrastructure 🌐 🔗 Learn more blog.bitfinity.network/bitfi…

📰 Freshly minted: Bitfinity Weekly: Infra Maxxing 📰 While timelines moved fast, the real story was infrastructure quietly hardening underneath. ⚙️ → Lightning evolves from narrative into payment rails → Wallet UX and clear signing become priority security layers → AI agents, bot wallets, and on-chain tooling keep accelerating From compliance to compute, crypto keeps moving closer to everyday digital infrastructure. 🌐 🔗 Full breakdown for builders: blog.bitfinity.network/bitfi…

A developer actively building on Bitfinity? You largely write Solidity… But did you know the Solidity recently released Solidity 0.8.35? Here are some new changes you should know about: 📍 Built-in erc7201 Function Now, erc7201 is a reserved keyword function name. It was introduced to better avoid storage slot collisions in complicated proxy and upgrade architectures like Diamond. With this, developers can confidently and safely build advanced lego with much lower risks of the storage colliding. 📍 Fixing Stack-too-deep with Low-level Code Generator Have you ever tried compiling or testing a large codebase and ran into stack-too-deep? The team made another headway in fixing this. Using a more granular backend, the compiler can now handle the error more gracefully and also faster than before. 📍Formalizing Experimentation There have been a good number of experimental Solidity features that is accessible to every developer. The issue, however, has been that some developers didn’t know they had opted in for an unstable release. On this note, the experimental feature was created, so developers can set them to true in their settings. Out of all these releases, which one excites you the most?👨‍💻

📰 Freshly minted: Bitfinity Weekly: Quantum Anxiety 📰 While markets debated narratives, the deeper shifts quietly accelerated. 🫳 → Lightning expands into real world commerce and payments → Quantum risk enters serious discussion, not theory anymore → AI native wallets and SaaS style Web3 tools gain ground From security to infrastructure, Less noise. More preparation. 🌐 🔗 Full breakdown for builders : blog.bitfinity.network/bitfi…

If you’ve been industry for some years now, you will agree that DeFi in early 2025 is not the same has today. The tides have changed a bit, and you as a builder has to be abreast of how things are moving. In the latest @WalletConnect State of DeFi report, here are a couple of things to keep in mind as you build: ☑️ The Yield Economy is Growing Back in the days, users would only have tokens lie fallow in their wallets. But that has changed with a more rapid adoption of yield protocols. According to the report, Liquid Staking alone accounted for $3.2 billion liquidity across the industry. Now, there is a need to refine the existing products to further find product-market fit. ☑️ The Bitcoin and Ethereum Networks are Anchoring Liquidity According to the report, Ethereum and Bitcoin have $92.2 billion and $7.7 billion in active DeFi liquidity. If not anything, this shows there are still a lot of Bitcoin not in active DeFi participation. This is an opportunity for builders to build Bitcoin products with unique use cases on Bitfinity What is your main takeaway from this report?🤔 PS: Not a financial advice.

📰 Freshly minted: Bitfinity Weekly Infrastructure Era 📰 While headlines chased hype, the rails kept getting stronger underneath. → 65K BTC moves signal active liquidity cycles → Quantum-resistant roadmap enters early discussion (BIP-361) → Taproot wallet tooling quietly level up → Tokenized stocks AI mining reshape infra narratives 🔗Full breakdown for builders : blog.bitfinity.network/bitfi…

Companies / Organizations publicly associated with building on, integrating, or partnering with ICP * DFINITY Foundation * DFX.swiss * SPAR Switzerland * Solum Global * Elliptic * Validation Cloud * Copper * United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) * Pakistan Digital Authority ICP-native companies / platforms * OpenChat * DSCVR * OISY Wallet * Origyn Foundation * Distrikt * Plug Wallet * Bitfinity * Sonic Labs * InfinitySwap * IC Lighthouse * Catalyze * ICPEx * Nuance * CanCan Infrastructure / ecosystem companies * CycleOps * Demergent Labs * Psychedelic * Code & State * Toniq Labs * Fleek * ICME * Internet Identity Labs * ICP Hub Singapore * ICP Hub Switzerland * ICP Hub Portugal * ICP Hub Kenya Node providers / infrastructure operators (sample known operators) * Global Stake * Blockdaemon * Stakefish

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Hey Cart!! I was just able to sign into BitFinity Wallet and update to II2 on dgdg.app. THANKS to all who was involved in troubleshooting this issue.! @aka_danz

📰 Freshly minted: Bitfinity Weekly Real World Crypto 📰 While noise chased narratives, the fundamentals kept evolving. 🫳 → Bitcoin crosses 20M mined, scarcity now in focus → Regulators tighten oversight as transaction tracking expands → Wallet attacks rise, security becomes non-negotiable From geopolitics to product layers, crypto is syncing with the real world 📷 Less hype. More real-world utility. 🔗 Full breakdown for builders: blog.bitfinity.network/bitfi…

The issue is in using Internet Identity x.com/dgdg_app/status/203577… There is nothing Bitfinity can do from their end because chrome-extension paths are inadvertantly blocked until Dfintiy fixes II.

For those that can't log in to Bitfinity Wallet with Internet Identity: I believe the issue is that the regular expression check Internet Identity uses (for domain names) doesn't work for the event.origin of a postMessage sent from a chrome-extension (like Bitfinity Wallet). Currently, the handshake for II only works with addresses like "nns.ic0.app", and will fail with something like "chrome-extension://[UNIQUE_APP_ADDRESS]".

So if we only signed into @bitfinity_w via II (legacy) are we now not able to access our wallets? Can the dev's do something? Are there even any of the Bitfinity wallet devs left in the eco? *Asking for a friend... maybe...

As a graphics designer grinding crypto 24/7, I've always wanted gear that matches my on-chain energy, something premium, not just another tee. Enter @real_magicmerch They bridge Web2 shopping (easy browse, worldwide shipping) with real Web3 utility ($ME payments, NFT digital twin QR perks for ownership/rewards via Magic Eden). No more boring drops, this is phygital drip that levels up your IRL flex while tying back to Solana speed/low fees. Rocking a clean Solana hoodie or Seeker cap from magicmerch.xyz, paid with $ME, and it comes with a custom NFT replica. Scan the QR → unlock community drops, exclusive Magic Eden access, or just prove ownership on-chain forever. Web2 ease (add to cart like Jumia) Web3 soul (true digital ownership, no middleman BS). That's the bridge we're building. From anywhere to global — Magic Merch makes Web3 wearable and accessible. Shoutout to the team cooking: @VishalOded47029 @VinceCryptoHub @Pedrocramos @Val_KomicsART @Hey_its_Siri_0x Y'all turned premium merch into something that rewards the grind. If you're in Solana ecosystem (DeFi degens, NFT hunters, Bitfinity builders like me), hop in their Discord → discord.com/invite/WcrQD2gcp… and check the shop. Spread the word in your communities — this is how we grow together. LFG! 🚀

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🗞️ Freshly minted: Bitfinity Weekly Resilient by Design 🗞️ While headlines focused on geopolitics, the infrastructure layer kept proving its strength 🫳 → Bitcoin network health stays robust with 24K nodes and strong hashrate → Lawmakers move to protect blockchain developers building open tools → Miner capitulation shows signs of ending as rigs return online → Europe positions for regulated crypto growth → ICP’s Mission 70 links network usage with token economics Less speculation. More resilient infrastructure. 🔗 Full breakdown for builders: blog.bitfinity.network/bitfi…

Some years back, the outputs of LLMs for complex tasks were mid at best. ✅ Goodnews? They’ve progressed faster and can now handle complex software engineering tasks. As a Bitcoin developer in 2026, you need to have the right toolset of specialize agents for your operations. 📍 High-stakes Agents Some tasks require an enormous amount of speciality and accuracy. For example, hunting criticals on a cross-chain protocol with 20k SLOC is a lot of work. Therefore, in this case you need the 'brains' from AI models optimised for precision, reasoning, and deep understanding. Per data, Opus 4.6 is seeming to be one of the most performing models in this context. 📍 Speed Agents Capacity is a good feature, but speed is sometimes more important; it’s better when a model has capacity and is speedy. Any model that hallucinates or takes long to output answers becomes counter-productive, and this is where speed matters as well. According to data from Artificial Analysis, the gpt-oss family, both 20B and 120B, are the current speed champions with an OTPS of 311 and 307 respectively. Following closely are Gemini 3 Flash and Nemotron 3 Nano, each with 207 OTPS. Many Bitfinity builders are shipping faster with these models. Which one is your best at the moment?🤔

🗞️ Freshly minted: Bitfinity Weekly Built to Use 🗞️ While timelines chased headlines, the infrastructure layer kept compounding: → Custody firms and infra IPOs signaled scale ready Bitcoin rails → Lightning native USD credit pushed real institutional settlement → Offline phishing campaigns reminded users: security is constant → Institutions leaned deeper into DeFi, tokenization, and multichain stacks → ICP’s “Mission 70” shifted focus from issuance to real usage Less issuance. More utilization. 🔗Full breakdown for the builders: blog.bitfinity.network/bitfi…