Ironic seeing people question @Auki 's stance on privacy, it's the one thing this project has never wavered on since it started. Two separate things they do: ▪️Their shelf-attention feature tracks what part of the shelf gets attention, not who's looking. They don't track or store any data about the shopper. ▪️Their decentralized VPS means machines get precision without camera feeds ever hitting a company server, unlike Google or Tesla. Privacy is core to what Auki stands for, they've always championed it. Cut together two older clips that show it👇

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Maple's total AUM sits at $4.77 billion as of September 24, up from $4.46 billion just a week earlier, roughly $310 million in net new AUM in seven days. As per the @maplefinance data, the growth is broad-based rather than concentrated in one product. syrupUSDC leads at $2.9 billion, up from $2.59 billion. syrupUSDG rose to $381.21 million from $355.71 million. Maple Institutional climbed to $860.41 million from $834.31 million. syrupUSDT is the outlier, dipping to $628.26 million from $678.08 million. Three of four products growing while the institutional tranche keeps expanding is a healthier signal than one product carrying the whole number. Protocol revenue has recovered every month since bottoming in May. August closed at $1.47 million in monthly protocol revenue, up from the May low, with June and July printing sequential gains before it. That's three consecutive months of revenue expansion after a dip that ran from the January 2026 peak through spring. The buyback program is where the thesis gets specific. August saw $147,098 deployed to acquire 676,293.73 SYRUP at an average price of $0.2175. ethereum:0x643c4e15d7d62ad0abec4a9bd4b001aa3ef52d66 price has increased more than 1.45x from its June low of $0.15 to August's $0.2175 average, and the program keeps buying through that range rather than pausing. The case for SYRUP going into the next cycle rests on real cash flow backing the token, not emissions. SYRUP accrues value through a buyback funded by actual protocol revenue, which is itself funded by real credit spreads on close to $4.8 billion in AUM now. That's a structurally different setup heading into a bull market: rising AUM increases revenue, rising revenue increases buyback size, and buyback demand compounds against a token supply that isn't being diluted by liquidity mining. Institutional credit protocols with recurring revenue are rare in this cycle, most of the AUM growth in DeFi still comes from restaking and points programs rather than actual lending spreads.

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Watching the launchpad wars play out with interest lately. What stands out: nearly all of them, $STONK, $PUMP, $PONS and others, have built real revenue and value accrual mechanisms through buybacks and burns. That's part of why they've performed well. But what if there's a project doing the same thing, minus the launchpad and building actual infrastructure instead? @GEODNET does exactly that. A few things worth knowing: ▪️ The world's largest RTK network, over 22,000 stations and twice the size of web2 competitors Hexagon, Trimble, and Topcon combined ▪️ Routes 80% of revenue into buybacks and burns ▪️ It's not a platform for launching memes, it's infrastructure that robots, devices, and AI will need to navigate the physical world Same financial mechanics, real infrastructure underneath instead of a launchpad. imho that's the more interesting bet. Image: @KyleSamani

Arena Physica tore down two DJI drones to answer "can the US build a DJI?" What stood out to me: DJI has quietly replaced almost every foreign chip in its drones with its own. Back in 2019, the key chips were American and Dutch. By 2023, DJI had brought the major ones in-house, with one notable exception: the GNSS chip, still sourced from u-blox. ▪️ Mike Horton, who founded @GEODNET , is also CEO of @HyfixAI , a US startup building an autonomous systems chip that combines flight control, positioning, AI, and secure communication into one. ▪️ That includes integrated GNSS and positioning, reducing the need for a separate positioning chip like the u-blox setup DJI uses. ▪️ It uses GEODNET's RTK network for precise positioning. That means Hyfix could become a US alternative to DJI's core silicon, with GEODNET providing the precise positioning underneath it.

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I think we’re starting to run into a different problem with tokenized stocks Getting the asset onchain is no longer the only challenge.. What happens when the assets are everywhere, but the experience of accessing them is still fragmented? Because putting NVIDIA, Apple, or a pre-IPO company onchain doesn’t automatically make the experience better If users still have to understand wallets, different issuers, liquidity venues, token standards, and where each asset lives, then we’ve basically just moved the complexity somewhere else And that’s where @Stature_finance comes in Stature is building an interface for trading tokenized public stocks and pre-IPO assets You sign in with Google, get a wallet automatically, fund with card, Apple Pay or crypto, and manage assets from providers like xStocks, Ondo, Backpack and PreStocks in one portfolio Instead of making users navigate a fragmented tokenization market, Stature is trying to make that supply feel like one market So a tokenized NVIDIA position isn’t necessarily just a digital representation of the stock It can potentially become a financial position you can trade, use as collateral, or interact with through other onchain applications @Stature_finance is still very early, and its public technical documentation is limited, so there’s still a lot I’d want to understand around liquidity, custody, settlement, collateral parameters and the mechanics behind its yield opportunities. But the direction is interesting I must say!

4.86 billion dollars is the gross value of the agriculture market But it could be a lot more, thanks to $DMTR & this is the main reason: Connected Farmer Here’s why:

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Next firm on my testing list: @UpscaleTrade If you haven’t come across it yet, Upscale is a Web3 prop firm where you can trade crypto and traditional markets like forex, gold and indices through a funded account. Payouts are made in USDT. I went with the $25K 2-step challenge. The first thing I checked after my last prop-firm test was the drawdown. 5% daily. 10% max, calculated from the starting balance rather than trailing upward as the account grows. As a swing trader, that’s one of the first things I’m looking at because I need enough room for trades to develop without a tight trailing drawdown cutting them short. I’m going to trade it properly before giving my verdict. Honest review coming. If you want to test it alongside me: app.upscale.trade/?ref=NTJ3T

.@BlackRock says that Agentic AI needs payment rails built for machine speed.  ACH settles in a day, and the card networks charge merchant fees that don't work at sub cent transaction sizes; neither was it built for an agent making thousands of micro payments an hour. Here I broke down the mechanism, and where it leads.

NEAR Intents has moved $32.1 billion in cumulative trading volume, as per @tokenterminal data. As per Token Terminal The week of September 14 came in at $1.047 billion, the strongest weekly figure since weekly volume first crossed the billion-dollar mark in early October 2025. The mechanism is intents-based execution paired with confidential settlement. Onchain transparency was marketed for years as a trust primitive. For institutional flow, it's the opposite: it broadcasts strategy to every market participant watching the mempool. Traditional venues solved this with dark pools and OTC desks. NEAR's bet is that this becomes table stakes for any chain trying to hold serious trading volume, the same way MEV protection went from nice-to-have to baseline expectation. As per @NEARProtocol own data, confidential Intents TVL crossed public TVL on September 21 for the first time: $113.2 million confidential versus $110.3 million public, out of $223.6 million total. near:native is also stacking distribution on top of the base rail. NEAR now lets users buy tokenized US stocks and ETFs, NVDA, TSLA, AAPL and other megacaps, plus QQQ, funded with stablecoins or any supported crypto from 30+ chains, with no brokerage account. The tokens are @Ondo total return tracker structure, meaning holders get price exposure and reinvested dividends net of withholding tax, fractionalized so a single dollar buys a slice of NVDA. Trades route through the same confidential execution layer, so equity positions carry the same privacy the crypto-native product already has. Hyperliquid-powered confidential perps are now live on the same account too, funded from any chain the user already holds assets on, no broker, no bridge, no second account. That's three products, tokenized equities, spot intents, and perps, sitting on one confidential settlement layer, funded from one deposit. Bunt's POV NEAR is now underwriting a lot of surface area at once: regulated-adjacent equity exposure, perps, and cross-chain funding, all routed through NEAR infrastructure. The fee re-acceleration into August suggests genuine demand rather than incentive-driven volume. Whether NEAR becomes the default account for confidential onchain trading that institutions choose is the open question.

Lots of reasons why Connected Farmer is next level for cooperatives, but I’ll give you one as it relates to the EU. Under EUDR, anything sold into Europe has to be traced back to the plot it came from. Not the cooperative, the actual farm. So when a buyer comes asking, a co-op needs mapped boundaries for every member supplying that lot. That’s a lot of work to start from nothing. Cooperative Edition means the co-op registers members and maps farms as normal operations, and the records are already there when the buyer asks. Good news is it’s free to start, so the mapping can begin now rather than when a sale is on the line. #Agritech $DMTR

Digitizing a farmer network should not mean rebuilding the organization from scratch. With Connected Farmer Cooperative Edition: Register your members. Map their farms. Manage the network from one connected system. Free to start, scale with premium features for sharper decisions. Join today: connectedfarmer.org/ #AgTech #DigitalAgriculture #SmartFarming #Cooperatives #ConnectedFarming #DimitraTechnology

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Me waiting for the market to finally make sense 😓