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Tom Blomfield. Mustafa Suleyman. Gavin Wood.
The Brain Drain Wall shows where they went. It does not claim to know why.
That missing answer matters more than another headline about Britain’s brain drain.
What would make you leave—or stay?
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Your edge is pricing—not rebuilding the venue.
A prop AMM is more than a curve. Flint lets makers keep their pricing logic while using shared Solana infrastructure, multi-maker pro-rata matching and live reach via Jupiter, DFlow and Titan.
@flint_trade_
flint.trade/
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Most trading platforms stop at the chart. Aeonian also makes the traders visible.
It combines perpetual trading on Solana with profiles, posts and discussion. Livestreams are launching soon.
Here’s how @Aeonian_Trade works. 1/8
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Most trading posts arrive after the decision. A livestream can show the reasoning as the market moves: what someone notices, what changes their view and how viewers respond.
That immediacy could make perpetual trading less solitary and more conversational. 7/8
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Profiles give traders an identity. Posts create the conversation. Livestreams will bring that conversation into real time.
Visit aeonian.trade and follow @Aeonian_Trade for updates.
Leveraged perpetuals carry risk. Check your eligibility. 8/8
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Three portraits have a new view: rows of 32-inch monitors at Slane Castle. CastleDAO is a two-week residency limited to around 80 founders, engineers and operators. Follow @cstldao and @superteamie to see what they present at Demo Day on 4 September.
ALT Three framed portraits hang above rows of computer monitors inside Slane Castle. Meme text reads: CastleDAO: 32-inch monitors at every station. The portraits: Finally, more screen time.
Made with AI
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Rows of monitors have taken over a room at Slane Castle. CastleDAO is a two-week residency limited to around 80 founders, engineers and operators working across crypto, AI and fintech. Follow @cstldao and @superteamie to see what they present at Demo Day on 4 September.
ALT Rows of computer monitors and chairs fill an ornate room at Slane Castle beneath columns, portraits and coloured uplighting.
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Clone Alone makes "works on my machine" visible.
Daytona runs the README in a clean sandbox. Codex finds the missing step. A fresh sandbox is meant to prove the fix. #Daytona lifecycle: live-verified. Full Codex loop: in progress.
#DaytonaHackSprint #Codex #OpenAI
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I’ve submitted my D1 project for the @cantor8 hackathon: a Daml-enforced wallet mandate for AI agents, with spending caps, approved recipients, expiry, immediate revocation and an on-ledger audit trail.
@cantonnetwork #cantor8 #cantorbytes #cantonnetwork
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Just submitted Restricted Agent Wallet — a Daml wallet for software agents with owner-set caps, approved recipients and revocation on Canton. Built today at the hackathon.
@cantor8 @cantonnetwork @cantonfdn @blockchainox @iclblockchain
#cantor8 #cantorbytes #cantonnetwork
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Just submitted CorridorClear to the @cantor8 hackathon — a private, risk-gated settlement prototype built with Daml and Canton. Fresh route-risk evidence gates an atomic exchange of demonstration payment and LNG cargo-control records. #Canton #Daml @cantonnetwork @cantonfdn
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Tom Blomfield. Mustafa Suleyman. Gavin Wood.
The Brain Drain Wall shows where they went. It does not claim to know why.
That missing answer matters more than another headline about Britain’s brain drain.
What would make you leave—or stay?
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My answer: I’m staying in the UK because family is the strongest reason for me to remain.
Which describes you?
STAYING
CONSIDERING
LEFT
Reply with one word and the single biggest reason behind your decision. One honest sentence is enough.
ALT Brain Drain Wall form asking someone leaving the UK for their main reason, with an option to post publicly without displaying their identity.
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Don’t let your answer vanish into the timeline.
Add it to the Wall:
braindrainwall.co.uk/
You can post publicly without displaying your identity.
@SuperteamUK
Share this with someone who has faced the choice.
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