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An intent that never lands should not leave you guessing. every encrypted intent carries a state, from created through offered and submitted to fulfilled and settled, and it can also expire or time out. the outcome is explicit at each step. no silent failures. @FlutonIO

lightning liquidity is a job, not a feature. cloud runs the rgb enabled lightning nodes for you: channels, capacity, routing. your team ships product instead of babysitting a node at 2am. you keep custody. we keep the infrastructure up and the channels balanced. @utexocom

A transaction does not wait in a queue here, because there is no mempool to wait in. It is accepted, executed and placed into an open block in the same request, all in milliseconds. Its position comes from a hash of its own id, so paying more does not move it. @RetiumChain

Browse the open web without leaving Dlicom or starting your login journey all over again. Your feeds, videos, chats, wallet, and web browsing all come together in one seamless mobile experience. Everything you need, right on the phone in your hand. @DlicomApp

No miner wins a block on Retium. Each tick introduces the next prime, and the arithmetic fixes every block identity, its position and its parents before a transaction exists. Nothing to race for, and no fork to resolve, since two blocks cannot share a place. @RetiumChain

Institutions do not buy guesses. They buy behavioral data they simply cannot manufacture on their own. Acepyr players create that supply every time they compete in a Vector, decision after decision, under real pressure. Real play in. Derived intelligence out. @acepyr

The fastest way to understand @FlutonIO is to submit one encrypted intent yourself on a testnet and watch what happens. it is deployed on ethereum sepolia, arbitrum sepolia and base sepolia, and the docs publish a table of confidential tokens and bridge addresses for each chain.

task rewards wait as pending until you actually take them. your task log, your status, your invite and referral details all sit in one place, and every pending reward clears in a single click whenever you decide that you are ready to claim it. open mine. @RGBHorse

swap covers the chains operators already work on: bitcoin, ethereum, tron, solana. one rest api, intent based, non custodial. each swap runs through a dedicated escrow on the source chain and either completes in full or refunds. no half settled states to reconcile. @utexocom

privacy that shrinks the market is not privacy worth having. fluton executes against the protocols your assets already sit in, so liquidity and composability stay exactly as they were. only the intent goes quiet, and nothing moves. nothing gets walled off. @flutonio

Fees split six ways. Ninety percent to workers, five to the Foundation, three to keepers, one percent burned outright for good, half a percent to suits and half to the treasury. The people checking the work are paid the most, which is a deliberate ordering. @RetiumChain

A little Halloween creativity for the Retium ecosystem. 🎃 Bringing spooky vibes, creative visuals, and blockchain imagination together in one video. Happy Halloween, Retium community. #RetiumHalloween @RetiumChain

Before you pick a privacy tool, name the exact people it is supposed to protect you from. a searcher reading the mempool for profitable patterns. a copy trader mirroring every wallet that looks early. a treasury watcher tracking how a company moves its money around. @FlutonIO

Bitcoin does not need to see every payment to secure it. execution runs off chain. cryptographic commitments are anchored to bitcoin, so correctness and disputes resolve against the one ledger nobody controls. fast when it moves, final when it matters. @utexocom @Utexoasia

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Public when you want it. Private when you need it. Fluton is building dual-mode assets with Fhenix, so every action chooses its own visibility before it ever touches the chain. Confidentiality, on your terms. One asset, two modes, and the call is always yours. @FlutonIO

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rgb has a mechanism called the single-use seal, and it is exactly what it sounds like. a state change is sealed to one specific output, and that seal can be used once. try it twice and the second attempt is void by construction, not by policy. that is the floor. @RGBHorse

Had a Halloween idea and decided to bring it to life through art. Wanted to make something fun for the Retium community with a spooky twist. Looking forward to seeing what everyone else comes up with. @RetiumChain #RetiumHalloween

Every idea starts with a new perspective. Your creativity, your people, your conversations. Web3 becomes more meaningful when everything connects in one place. Discover a new way to socialize, share ideas, and explore with @DlicomApp @Dlicom_Bangla

Pre-funded float is capital sitting still. Operators settle USDT on Bitcoin through a single API: instant payments, configurable fees fixed at the protocol level, private execution. Custody and UX stay yours. No nodes, no routing, no liquidity desk to run. @utexocom @Utexoasia

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Privacy is not all or nothing. Fluton builds on ERC-7984 shielded balances with selective disclosure built in. Hide the details you want. Share only the ones you choose. Privacy becomes a setting. Any wallet you already use works. You control the whole dial. @FlutonIO

Meet Whisk. Swap on the go. Explore Retium's DEX: connect your wallet, review your swap, and sign on your terms. Discover liquidity tools, token deployment, and market launches. Currently on testnet. Test tokens have no monetary value. @RetiumChain

launching an asset is the easy half. proving it is the other half. darkhorse is an rgb launchpad and swap on bitcoin, built so every step of a launch stays verifiable rather than asking you to take a dashboard's word for it. fast execution, permanent proof. @RGBHorse

an enterprise wallet should not need a second app to move dollars. native btc and usdt settlement inside the wallet, private execution, fees fixed at the protocol level, and yield on balances you already hold. no custody change, no new interface for your users. @utexocom

One encrypted intent, four planes. Intent, Routing, Adapter, Protocol. Fluton's Confidentiality Router sends each private action to the right adapter, on the chain it already lives on today. Nothing migrates. No new chain. Your stack stays exactly where it is. @FlutonIO

The public $RTM reservation round is coming. Supply is fixed at one billion, and minting stops at genesis, for good. No discounted insider allocations. No quiet pre-sales for the connected. Just a public round, on public terms. Early is a choice. This is the door. @RetiumChain

Public chains leak your order before privacy kicks in. @FlutonIO fixes it: your app gets offers → encrypts the intent (FHE) → submits. The chain only ever sees ciphertext so who/what/when stays private I built an interactive explainer of how it works: fluton.pages.dev

Oracle is where conviction gets a price. Read the odds carefully. Pick a side. Trade the outcome itself, not the rumor around it. Beat the crowd often enough, and the tape becomes your proof of skill. @acepyr

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A market is only as good as its depth. Thin books jump at every order. Deep books absorb and keep moving. On Acepyr, makers set prices and take the spread, so Oracle markets stay tradable when conviction runs hot. Liquidity is a service. Good markets pay for it. @acepyr

An agent that broadcasts its strategy is an agent trading against itself. Autonomous agents execute through Fluton with encrypted intents, so positions, sizing, and logic stay private at all times. Every action still settles verifiably onchain, for anyone to check. @FlutonIO

Regulation is not the enemy of speed. Retium is finalising its AFSL application while the network is young. Most chains ask forgiveness later. Retium is doing the paperwork first, in the open, before scale arrives. Built like it plans to be here in ten years. @RetiumChain

On-chain transparency shouldn't mean exposing everything. Fluton makes private execution possible across the chains you already use, keeping your intent and strategy confidential from start to finish. Your moves. Your privacy. Your control. @FlutonIO

Before the event, watch the lean. Positioning shows what the crowd truly expects before anything happens. On Acepyr, that lean is data: who arrived early, who is crowded, and where the surprise is hiding. Sentiment is a signal, if you learn to read it early. @acepyr

Bitcoin-native assets are missing a dollar. @unisat_wallet and Utexo are fixing that: USDT in UniSat Wallet first, USDT trading pairs on UniHexa next, then payments across the ecosystem. One quote currency for every Bitcoin asset, settled on Bitcoin itself @utexocom @Utexoasia

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Bringing Halloween vibes to the Dlicom community through my own artwork. 🎃 I mixed spooky inspiration with Dlicom's identity to create something unique. Happy to share my creativity and be part of this special Halloween celebration with the community. @DlicomApp @Dlicom_Bangla

Where do the fees actually go? On Retium, a 5.5% fee feeds the Treasury that keeps the network running. Distribution runs through the Safehouse, built for sustainability, not extraction. The model was finalised before launch. Honest plumbing, published in advance. @RetiumChain

Bridging leaks your playbook. The amount, the route, the timing, the destination. Fluton encrypts the intent instead, and settles it privately with minimal slippage, across the chains you already use every day. The route stays yours. The playbook stays yours too. @FlutonIO

Your BTC history could already be mining power. @RGBHorse is building a Launchpad + Swap for the Bitcoin-native RGB ecosystem. Horseshoe Mining turns your BTC balance, inscriptions, Runes and BRC-20 records into real hash power. Start: genesis.dhorse.fun/apply?r=8…

Trade the outcome on Acepyr. Buy YES or NO shares on real-world events. Prices move with the crowd. Profit when your read is right. Every prediction is a trade. Every trade sharpens your edge. Start predicting today and earn real rewards. acepyr.com @acepyr

Swap USDC to ETH at the best private rate. That is an intent. You state the outcome you want, and Fluton handles the execution underneath it all, quietly. The market never sees your size, your route or your reasoning. Your intent stays entirely yours, always. @FlutonIO

Next, you get to watch the mesh work. Retium Explorer Beta is on the way, opening up blocks, transactions, and live network activity on a chain built to move in many directions at once. Every movement becomes visible, verifiable, and open to inspect in real time. @RetiumChain

Bitcoin gets a common currency. @unisat_wallet's three-stage roadmap with Utexo: USDT in UniSat Wallet and UniScan, USDT trading on UniHexa, then payments and apps across the ecosystem. Dollars that belong on Bitcoin, settled privately on it. @utexocom @Utexoasia

GIVEAWAY: 10 winners, 300 Horseshoes each. Horseshoe Mining is live on @RGBHorse, the Launchpad + Swap for Bitcoin-native RGB. To enter: • Follow @RGBHorse + @BadhonAI • Comment your BTC Taproot (bc1p) address below. Join: genesis.dhorse.fun/apply?r=8…

Become the market on Acepyr. Make markets one trade at a time. Set your price. Take the spread. Earn from every transaction you facilitate. Liquidity starts with you. Trade like a market maker. Start trading today and own the market. @acepyr

The playground just opened. Retium's developer SDK has landed, with Rust smart contract support running on a brand new virtual machine. Builders, your docs are waiting at docs.retium.org. Time to ship something real. @RetiumChain

An intent says what should happen. Never how. With Fluton, the payload stays encrypted through execution. No relayer, solver, or validator sees the plaintext. The chain settles results, not your reasoning. @FlutonIO

AI agents need dollars that move privately, settle reliably, and cost less to use. Proud to see @skitsanr judging @RGBAssociation’s Agentic Dollars hackathon. Building the rails for autonomous finance. @utexocom @Utexoasia

Good morning 🌄 A fresh day, new possibilities, and another chance to build something meaningful together. Keep creating, keep connecting, and keep moving forward. @DlicomApp @Dlicom_Bangla

What are the odds on Acepyr? The prediction market lets you buy and sell shares on real-world outcomes. Prices reflect belief. Trade your conviction. Every market is a question. Every trade is an answer. Explore the prediction market now. @acepyr

The @RetiumChain SDK is out. Smart contracts are written in Rust, on a new virtual machine. Under that: Proof of Math, a multidirectional mesh, and predictable fees. The docs cover writing a contract, verifying it, and connecting a wallet.

Why is a @utexocom send three calls? onchainSendBegin builds the PSBT. You sign it. onchainSendEnd broadcasts. That gap is where your signer lives. Atomic sends just use the stored mnemonic. @utexocom @Utexoasia

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Just minted my My ID NFT on the Retium testnet. Another milestone in my Retium journey. Excited to see what comes next. VIPs, make sure you claim your Retium Identify NFT. @RetiumChain

Mining power just got wider. Link up to 5 wallet addresses you own, each verified with a signature. Assets combine, power rises, and a wrong address can be removed. One address change per user. It burns 200 horseshoes. @RGBHorse

Retium in one minute, then check the testnet map Live: tools ready to try now, plus self-hosted validators Planned: developer SDK in December Verify: confirm status on the official testnet page before you build One minute gets you started, the map keeps you accurate. @RetiumChain

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Try Retium Money on testnet Swap RTM ↔ RTD at a 1:1 rate with no slippage Pay network fees in either currency Claim faucet coins in the wallet Test the full flow in a clean, simple UI Faucet coins are for testing only, so explore freely and see how it works. @RetiumChain

Excited to be part of the Obsidian Creators. Looking forward to creating, contributing, and growing with the community.

Moving USDT cross-chain without custom contracts: Utexo's Mint API is one REST interface between EVM networks and Bitcoin RGB. Query routes, estimate fees, pre-register, call fundsIn, confirm the tx hash. Settlement on Bitcoin, all via API. @utexocom @utexoasia @RGB_Bitcoin

Genesis Partner is granted, not bought. An application form, a team review, 300 seats worldwide. A grant carries 10,000 horseshoes and a Partner UDA planned for later. Horseshoes are campaign points. They do not transfer and they have no price. @RGBHorse

Live ≠ liquid. Whisk's testnet shows swap, liquidity & token launch buttons, but no pool depth or volume is visible. Faucet coins have no value, so test swaps prove flow, not liquidity. Check the pool, not the button. @RetiumChain

Builder input stays human in the Fluton SDK preview. Chains are keys like "ethereum" and "arbitrum", converted with toChainId and toChainKey. Tokens can be plain symbols. Amounts are human strings like "100.1". parseUnits and formatUnits handle the rest. @FlutonIO

Support is not uniform, so a build should ask first. In the Fluton SDK preview, fluton.supported.getCapabilities() reports confidential support per chain and per token. The confidential flag is labeled v1 preview. Not published yet. Check support, do not assume it. @FlutonIO

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A masterpiece doesn’t always need to end where you expect. Five frames built the story. The sixth gave me a chance to rewrite it. I took the blank space and turned it into my own interpretation of The Dlicom Lisa. @DlicomApp @Dlicom_Bangla

Fluton's SDK preview makes cross-chain bridging simple with three calls: → Quote → Execute → Track Quotes can be requested server-side without a signer, while execution requires one. Tracking uses an intent ID or transaction hash. The SDK is still in development. @FlutonIO

A Web3 platform should be useful beyond the wallet. Dlicom is building that social ecosystem where people can connect, communicate, create, and take part in a growing community. The social side gives people a place to interact and share. @DlicomApp @Dlicom_Bangla

Acepyr fees aren’t one flat tax. Near 50/50, taker fees peak at ~0.80%. At 10/90, ~0.29%, and at 1/99, ~0.03%. The closer to certainty, the lower the fee. Makers can also be credited. Check the live docs for current rates. @acepyr

Without an extension, every dapp becomes a place you can lose funds. Retium's wallet extension works on Chrome, Edge, Brave and Opera. 2.7 KB SDK. The dapp asks, you approve in the wallet. Keys never leave your side. Try it: wallet.retium.org @RetiumChain

Remote work is no longer a fringe prediction. @acepyr pointed at the shift: roughly 7% of US workdays were at home in 2019, versus about 26% today. That is the kind of argument Acepyr is built to remember. Some questions settle by a report. Others become visible over time, as people keep taking positions and reality keeps updating the record. The point is not to win a take for one afternoon. It is to make judgment traceable after the world changes. Opinions disappear. A priced record does not. @acepyr

Flutonized Vaults execute yield strategies directly on encrypted state. Strategy logic, allocation decisions, and rebalancing conditions are evaluated without exposing user balances, positions, or intermediate execution data. Deposits, rebalancing, and yield accrual remain confidential by default. Users express entry through an encrypted intent, not by manually browsing vaults. Natural language examples from docs: Find the best private USDC yield, Low-risk ETH yield with minimal rebalancing, Maximize stablecoin yield across chains, Conservative yield no long lockups. This design prevents strategy copy-trading, position size leakage, wallet-level yield tracking, and MEV extraction from rebalance events. Fluton is building Flu, an AI agent to parse natural language into executable encrypted intents, query available Flutonized Vaults, and evaluate yield opportunities across chains. Confidential yield without public exposure. @FlutonIO

Good Morning 🌄✨ A wallet should be more than a place to hold assets. For Dlicom, the wallet is part of the wider Web3 experience. Dlicom includes a self-custody wallet, giving users control over their own assets instead of putting that control in the hands of a centralized platform. This fits naturally with the idea behind Dlicom. Connect with people. Use the platform. Take part in the ecosystem. And keep control of your own assets. The wallet brings the Web3 side closer to the social experience. No need to treat your wallet and your social activity as two completely separate things. That is one of the ideas behind the Dlicom wallet. @DlicomApp @Dlicom_Bangla

Blockchain gaming has a persistent problem, and it isn't the idea. it's that the chain is usually the reason the game feels bad. you need fast state updates and you get probabilistic finality. you need cheap repeated actions and you get a fee that spikes with congestion. you need fair ordering and you get a mempool where your players' transactions sit visible before they settle. Retium's architecture happens to remove all three at once, and I don't think that's been spelled out for game developers. 𝟭. 𝗳𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗹𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝘁𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗶𝘀𝗻'𝘁 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗯𝗮𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗰 a transaction executed on Retium is confirmed as soon as its assigned 5-Worker quorum reaches matching approval. Suits then verify and push the block to HardFinal - mathematically irreversible settlement, not "wait N blocks and hope." for a game, that's the difference between granting the item the moment the quorum confirms, and adding a confirmation buffer because the chain might reorganise underneath you. 𝟮. 𝗳𝗲𝗲𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗱𝗼𝗻'𝘁 𝘀𝗽𝗶𝗸𝗲 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝘀𝘂𝗰𝗰𝗲𝘀𝘀 fees are weight-based: Weight 1 is $0.01 for a simple transfer, Weight 5 is $0.45 for heavy computation, USD-denominated and converted through an oracle rate. no gas auctions, no congestion pricing. a session that costs $0.05 when you have a hundred players costs the same when you have a hundred thousand. your unit economics don't degrade as you grow. 𝟯. 𝗻𝗼 𝗺𝗲𝗺𝗽𝗼𝗼𝗹 𝗺𝗲𝗮𝗻𝘀 𝗻𝗼 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗻𝘁-𝗿𝘂𝗻𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘀𝘂𝗿𝗳𝗮𝗰𝗲 transactions don't enter a public pending queue. the signed payload transmits directly to the Router and into an active open block within PrimeMesh. no public staging means nothing to watch, reorder or sandwich. for item drops, auctions and competitive craft orders, that removes an entire category of exploit rather than mitigating it after the fact. 𝟰. 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗰𝗮𝗻 𝘄𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗲 𝗶𝘁 𝗶𝗻 𝘀𝗼𝗺𝗲𝘁𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗶𝘀𝗻'𝘁 𝗮 𝗯𝗹𝗼𝗰𝗸𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗶𝗻 𝗱𝘀𝗹 contracts compile to WASM, which means Rust, AssemblyScript or C. if your game is already Rust, your on-chain logic and your client can share a language and a toolchain. put together: immediate confirmation, a known per-action cost, no ordering attacks, and a contract language your engine team already knows. none of those is unique on its own. having all four is what makes "playable on-chain" a design target instead of a compromise. the testnet is live if you want to profile it. @RetiumChain

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Fluton is designed for application-level privacy rather than chain-level anonymity. Blockchains are transparent by default. Trading strategies become visible, balances can be linked, transactions are exposed to front-running, and cross-chain activity leaks intent. This makes them different from traditional financial systems where privacy and atomic execution are standard. Fluton introduces confidential intent-based execution using ERC-7984 Confidential Fungible Token standard and FHE. FHE allows computation directly on encrypted data. Inputs remain private during execution, logic runs without revealing intermediate values, results are verified without exposing sensitive data. Privacy is enforced across the full lifecycle: intent submission, routing, execution, settlement. From the moment an intent is created, execution runs on encrypted data, and results are revealed only to authorized parties. Confidential execution is not mixing. Privacy scope is arbitrary logic, not transfers only. DeFi access is native, cross-chain yes, agent compatible yes. @FlutonIO

The mainnet waitlist is not just first click wins. Acepyr says the wallet minimum is checked at random moments because a balance can dip and recover between readings. The schedule is not published. You need to pass most checks, not every one, and if Acepyr cannot complete a network check, that miss is discarded. Your line position stays permanent after admission. Qualification for the conditional $5 is what gets re-checked. That separation keeps the line stable without pretending a single snapshot proves everything. @acepyr

DILIFIGHTER 5.2.0 - FINAL VERSION IS LIVE The final version of DiliFighter is here. Play now: dilifighter.vercel.app Version: 5.2.0 Genre: 2D Martial Arts Fighting Platform: Browser - Mobile & Desktop What's new: • Online multiplayer • Private room codes • Friend challenges & invitations • WebRTC gameplay • Improved combat synchronization • New Dili Solar Elite V2 • Improved Armory & skins • Dedicated Jump & Dash controls • Mobile fullscreen & orientation fixes • Improved multiplayer lobby • Major UI and gameplay improvements Production build: Passed Netcode tests: 8/8 The final DiliFighter release. Play. Fight. K.O. @DlicomApp @Dlicom_Bangla

Scaling Bitcoin finance requires sustained open source development. The RGB Protocol Association accelerates adoption across the ecosystem by providing strategic funding and technical backing for builders. Through the official RGB Grants Program, teams receive non-dilutive grants of up to forty thousand dollars to build foundational infrastructure on Bitcoin. The program prioritizes five core areas driving adoption forward: Layer 2 networks combining RGB with Lightning, core protocol libraries, zero knowledge performance optimizations, developer tooling and node infrastructure, and peer to peer integrations. Together with an active bug bounty initiative, this funding directly fortifies client-side validation rails. When core tooling thrives, native USDT settlement on Bitcoin becomes standard practice. @utexocom @utexoasia @RGB_Bitcoin @RGBAssociation

Web3 is not only about technology. It is about how people use that technology every day. Dlicom is building a social ecosystem where users can connect, communicate, create, and take part in Web3 from one place. The focus is on bringing people and digital activity closer together. Creators can share their work. Users can discover and interact with content. Communities can grow through real participation. And Web3 becomes part of the social experience instead of feeling like a separate world. The idea is simple: Build a place where people can come together, create, and be part of something bigger. That is the direction Dlicom is building toward. @DlicomApp @Dlicom_Bangla

Compliance in Fluton is per intent. Proof of Innocence is a privacy-preserving cryptographic proof where someone can prove they are not guilty, not on a blacklist, or did not perform a forbidden action, without revealing who they are or their private data. In Fluton, a POI is automatically generated every time the user creates an intent. If the proof is invalid, which means the user does not prove innocence, the intent is not created. This is not an afterthought. It is enforced at creation time, before routing, before execution, before settlement. The model follows the same principle Vitalik Buterin described for proving membership without being one of a set of recognized bad actors, while keeping identity private. Privacy with a compliance gate at the entry. @FlutonIO