Privacy in 2026 Not Hype. Just Necessary. @0xMiden is not building for narratives they’re building for reality. After the privacy buzz of 2025, one thing became clear: Privacy isn’t a luxury it’s a requirement. But not just any kind of privacy. Miden understands that real adoption needs balance: ✅ Full transparency exposes users. ✅ Total secrecy breaks accountability. So what’s the solution? Smart Privacy. Adaptive Privacy. Miden Privacy. Built on: ✅ Verifiable Execution ✅ Local Computation ✅ Proof-based Trust not blind trust And guided by this core idea: Privacy should protect honest users, not hide bad actors. This is the privacy layer Web3 actually needs: - For users: Protection without friction - For devs: Composability without compromise - For regulators: Accountability without surveillance Miden is not trying to win headlines. They’re building what wins the decade. gMiden

What if the biggest threat to blockchain security doesn’t arrive with a warning? Imagine waking up one morning to headlines saying: “Practical quantum computing has arrived.” Suddenly, the question is no longer whether quantum computers are impressive. The question becomes: Which blockchains were prepared? For years, blockchain infrastructure has been built around assumptions about what current computers can and cannot do. But technology doesn’t stay still. A breakthrough in quantum computing could change that balance. And that’s why I think preparing for quantum threats before they become practical is not overthinking the future. It’s infrastructure planning. Think about a financial application holding billions in tokenized assets. A government system securing critical records on-chain. A business using blockchain for supply-chain verification. Or an entire digital economy depending on cryptographic infrastructure that was designed for yesterday’s computing environment. If the underlying security assumptions suddenly become weaker, upgrading after the threat arrives could be far more difficult than preparing before it does. That is what makes the quantum-resistance conversation around @dac_chain interesting to me. DAC is not treating the quantum era as something to worry about only when quantum computers become powerful enough. It is thinking about the architecture beforehand. Its approach includes quantum-resistant infrastructure and Proof of Quantum Work, designed around the reality that quantum computing could eventually change the security and computational landscape. The important lesson here is simple: You don’t build a bridge after the flood arrives. You build it knowing the flood could come. The same thinking should apply to blockchain infrastructure. The next generation of Layer 1s shouldn’t only ask: “How secure are we against today’s machines?” They should also ask: “What happens when the machines get much stronger?” Because the future doesn’t care whether our infrastructure was secure in 2026. It will test whatever we build today. And I’d rather see blockchains prepare for that future before the threat becomes practical. That’s the kind of infrastructure thinking I see DAC pushing toward. Build for today. Prepare for tomorrow. And make sure tomorrow doesn’t break what we built today.

Good night day 1 @arcus_xyz

The interesting part about @tastyco_io isn’t just putting food brands onchain. It’s the economic loop behind it. A real food business generates real orders and revenue. That activity can then connect to token mechanics like buybacks and burns, creating a potential bridge between an everyday business and an onchain market. That’s what makes TastyCo worth watching. Instead of building another token with no obvious connection to the real world, the model starts with something people already understand: Food businesses. Customers. Revenue. Then adds blockchain liquidity on top. If the execution works, TastyCo could create a very different way for people to interact with and potentially invest around real consumer brands. Still early, but definitely an interesting model to watch.

$100,000 $TASTY Airdrop Campaign is live! TastyCo is RWA ecosystem for the next generation of food brands - helping launch, grow, and scale brands from idea to market expansion. The earlier you join, the more airdrop points you can earn before TGE. Important: TastyCo quest platform is the main source of airdrop points. Join the campaign here: • Galxe: app.galxe.com/quest/caENCdk8… • Zealy: zealy.io/cw/tastyco/questboa… • TaskOn: taskon.xyz/quest/918682343?i… • TastyCo quest platform: app.tastyco.io/ Let’s kick off the FoodFi era together!

This is where @zama becomes more than just a privacy technology. The interesting part isn’t simply that the NFT is encrypted. It’s that the smart contract can actually compute on data it cannot read, while FHE randomness determines the final look and traits. That changes the idea of onchain creation. The contract executes the logic, but neither the creator nor the contract gets to control the hidden data. This is a strong example of what FHE can unlock for truly private onchain applications.

Huge shout out to @PulsarMoneyApp Congrats! We’re so excited to see your future expand

A lot of people are focused on earning Architect badges on @arc. I’m more interested in what you can actually build with the tools. I have been consistently using Arc Studio and that usage recently earned me a 200 points boost. But the points aren’t the part I care about most. I’m currently building Garkuwa Pay with Arc Studio and it’s getting closer to going live. For me, this is what building on Arc should look like: Don’t just talk about the ecosystem. Use the products. Build something real. The badge and points are nice. Seeing something you built actually come to life is better. Garkuwa Pay is coming soon.

10k GoatRanch coming to the @RobinhoodCrypto I’ve got 10GTD and 20FCFS spots to Giveaway Follow @goatranchclub x @HoodGriNDerz Tag your friends Repost and Like Drop Evm address Winners by 8pm

Privacy Tokens are now live on the Beldex Testnet. HF-PROTO has successfully activated at block height 4,242,200, bringing Privacy Token functionality to the Beldex testnet The next phase of confidential assets on Beldex begins here.

With @PulsarMoneyApp money I have: - subscribed the @arc studio usage limit increase - sent money to friends and received money - subscribed to platforms like Netflix and more… - carried out web2 and web3 transactions While doing all of that, I never have to sign a wallet transaction. Deposit USDC or fiat, access the money in any other currency. This is how it should feel to use stablecoin (chain abstraction) gPulsar 🤍🖤

Fungo Labs whitelist is OPEN Privacy, NFT and a different kind of ownership. Applications are being read by hand, and the whitelist mint will be FREE gas only, 1 per account. Only 2,500 NFTs will be available for the public sale, paid in cZAMA. I just applied. If you’re interested, don’t wait 👇 [fungolabs.org/apply/] @FungoLabs

Whitelist checker is coming ⏳

Increase your token usage on demand in Arc Studio @corey__cooper shared in the new Arc Studio Community that we now offer one-time payment option to boost your monthly allowance. Learn more in Arc House! community.arc.io/home/clubs/…

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Arc Studio Community Group is Live!! Start with an idea, build an onchain app, then share it with builders doing the same. Show your build, swap prompts, ask questions, and go deeper on agentic payments. Badges are starting to appear and will continue to roll out over the coming weeks. Details on how recognition works coming soon community.arc.io/pages/arc-s…

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New Banger Alert!!!!!!!!🚨🚨🚨🚨 USDC has officially become a cultural movement! Please give my boy @official_Loyey a follow and play this track! Huge shout out to Architect @SureJeremiah for putting me on!!!

I was there, and honestly, the energy in this Space was something special. You could feel the effort behind the conversation, from the way the community showed up to the builders who came on stage and shared what they’re working on. 536 people tuning in is a strong signal, but what impressed me more was the quality of the conversations and the willingness to listen, share ideas, and grow together. Big thank you to everyone who joined, contributed, and supported the Space. And if you couldn’t make it this time, no worries. Hopefully, we’ll have another one soon. I’ll definitely be there. @arc