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Transforming a flat 2D concept into a dynamic 3D form, and finally bringing it to life as a finished art piece, has been an incredible journey. Every surface is finished by hand using custom-mixed acrylic tones—blending vibrant primaries with rich earth hues to reflect my signature painting style. Bringing tactile depth, layered texture, and dynamic movement from the canvas into a physical space makes every single angle feel alive.
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hmm idk what impresses me more the custom mixed tones or the way the movement actually carries over into the sculpture
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ZEC ecosystem is getting interesting again after the @zksnarks_ hype. 👀 Here’s what I’m currently watching on $ZEC ↓ 🟣@zaddrnet Early ZEC-native project with a WL application open. (Supply: 2,800, Mint price: TBA) 🦶 @BITFOOTS_ Small NFT collection building on ZEC. (Supply: 333, Mint: around $5) 🐸 @zecfrogs ZEC-native frog collection. (Supply: 6,969, Mint: FREE) 🕶 @CypherSquadZec Cyber/privacy-themed NFT project built around the Zcash ecosystem. (Supply: 6,000, Mint: FREE) 👁 @zecvisions Another early collection entering the ZEC ecosystem. (Supply: TBA, Mint: TBA) 🐱 @zeccatnft ZEC cat collection currently taking applications. (Supply: 3,333, Mint: TBA) 🛒 @zecmartonzec ZEC-focused launchpad / ecosystem hub. (They’re also hosting the ZecPuppets free mint. Supply: 555) ⚡️ @ZEALZdotfun Think of it as a kind of @Pumpfun for ZEC token launching / speculation infrastructure around the ecosystem. ($ZEAL mcap was around $2.3M when I checked) 🟠 @bitx2100 Experimenting with ZRC-20s on Zcash. Currently one of the projects worth watching if the token/meta side of ZEC starts getting traction. (Free airdrop mechanics are also part of the current rollout) No idea yet which of these will actually survive that’s the fun part. Right now I’m mostly watching whether the ZEC hype can stay alive for more than 72 hours and turn into an actual mini-ecosystem instead of another weekend meta 😭 I’ll keep digging and posting anything interesting I find. $ZEC season or collective schizophrenia we’ll find out.
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Confidentiality isn't a feature you toggle on. It's a stack, and the Aptos network addresses it layer by layer. Keyless Accounts, live today, let people create and manage blockchain accounts with credentials like Google or Apple, without publicly tying that identity to an onchain address. Confidential $APT allows users to encrypt balances and transfer amounts at the protocol level, opt-in. Validators verify a transaction is valid while those amounts stay confidential. Live on Aptos mainnet. Coming soon: Encrypted Mempool, designed so validators can sequence transactions without reading them, reducing the likelihood of front-running, sandwich attacks, and MEV. Learn more: aptosnetwork.com/currents/co…
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BLUE JAYS COULD ONLY SALVAGE ONE GAME AGAINST DETROIT. Real work left to do with less than two weeks in the regular season.
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honestly at this point im not even surprised. same old blue jays
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BLAKE SNELL LEFT WEDNESDAY'S START AFTER JUST ONE INNING. Left groin tightness, a recurring issue for him. Dodgers already dealing with bullpen depth concerns heading into October, now a rotation question too.
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one inning. ONE. 🫡
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Nova retweeted
Privacy is becoming the main story again. zcash:native reminded the market why this sector matters. Now I’m watching xelis:native closely 🔐 A privacy Layer 1 with BlockDAG, encrypted balances, and smart contracts feels too early to ignore. #XELIS #ZEC #PrivacyCoins
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Privacy is becoming the main story again. zcash:native reminded the market why this sector matters. Now I’m watching xelis:native closely 🔐 A privacy Layer 1 with BlockDAG, encrypted balances, and smart contracts feels too early to ignore. #XELIS #ZEC #PrivacyCoins
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Absolutely amazing hand drawn artwork! We are pleased to Announce that The Liquid Apes will be featured in the next issue of Crypto Magazine with the coveted cover page possition! LiquidApes.com #NFTCommunity
The story has officially started 🤯. If you have been watching and waiting patiently for a preview of the insane Liquid Ape artwork, the wait is finally over 😎. Whitelist is now officially open at LiquidApes.com. Increase your chances of getting a whitelist spot by supporting, sharing or promoting the collection. Amazing art backed by real dollar liquidity locked into every ape. 🔥
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not gonna lie i thought NFT magazines were dead but this actually looks pretty legit, congrats to the team
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Insanely early on STONK and STONKEX
🚨 TODAY: The SEC issued an order granting temporary, conditional exemptive relief to Tokenized Securities Venues from the definition of “exchange” in the Exchange Act to trade tokenized NMS stock using innovative permissioned automated market makers and liquidity pools.
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early is the only way to win in this space 🔥
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Good morning 👋 It’s a fascinating time to be in crypto. Sometimes though, amongst the can we/can’t we, will they/wont they it’s reassuring to know that here, at least, we just do.
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lol crypto twitter really is just will they wont they drama 24/7 meanwhile fusd is just out here doing the thing quietly
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Key to alignment is to be on the user's side. Not company that produced the model, not company that served it. Encrypt your prompts and own your choices. @near_ai
A shockingly high percentage of AI safety discourse is centered around low probability risks like “what if we all get turned into paperclips” and a shockingly low percentage of AI safety is centered around very high probability risks like “what if one group gets to inscribe its dubious values into the fabric of possible thought.” If scenario A is one that is unlikely to happen but conceivable, scenario B is already happening, RIGHT NOW. As a user, 0% of the time when I bump up against safety guardrails am I being prevented from paperclipping, and 100% of the time I bump up against guardrails I am being gatekept out of exploring true things that are controversial.
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Honestly yeah. The second a company's interests and your interests diverge, you lose every time
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If you've already processed more than $3 billion, integrating a new settlement rail isn't an experiment. There needs to be a reason. @juicywayhq had one. Speed. The cross-border payments company chose Aptos to help move capital between African and global markets in seconds instead of days. That difference sounds technical until you're the business waiting for the money. A supplier needs paying. Inventory needs purchasing. Capital is sitting somewhere it isn't useful. Every extra day matters. That's where blockchain performance stops being about TPS and starts being about when the money arrives. Sometimes the best demonstration of Aptos isn't a speed test. It's getting paid days earlier.
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Nova retweeted
Privacy is becoming the serious side of crypto again 🔐 Not just a feature. Not just a trend. A full sector with different visions: monero:native zcash:native xelis:native zano:native solana:5u83eeMKS5drqAdchhJQeUpt7x4DNaU7ZBnaMZjUpump ethereum:0xfeac2eae96899709a43e252b6b92971d32f9c0f9 $DASH midnight-3:native ethereum:0xddb3422497e61e13543bea06989c0789117555c5 The question is simple: Which privacy coin leads this cycle? 👀 #PrivacyCoins #Crypto
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NFTs are fascinating aren’t they? Get the asset model right, and the room for growth is massive. We believe that NFTs that compound in value over time, is what’s known as getting the asset model right 😉 @LiquidNftMarket is growing - come and join the party, we’re ready when you are! 🙌🏻
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finally an nft project that actually thinks about the asset side of things lol most just slap a jpeg on the blockchain and call it a day 💪🏼
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Today, crypto sits in the same rooms as institutions and regulators. Call it an evolutionary curve. It's also a complete shift, and it filters for who's building on conviction. Aptos Foundation's @aptAlix and @ASHAWONN on both.
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🇮🇷🇺🇸 Iran is fighting like a boxer with a shorter reach, and the first ship inside its range may be flying a South Korean flag Anthony Aguilar reads the past month as a fighter drawing in an opponent with the longer arm. Iran absorbs punches at range, burns American interceptors with every exchange, and forces the fleet to close the distance until a warship sits near the strait where a decisive blow is possible. On what that blow needs to achieve: "They don't have to sink one" Hit a flight deck or a tower and the hull leaves the rotation for years, with the Ford's own repair queue already stretching past 18 months. South Korea, pressured into sending Aegis destroyers, now provides the coalition's most exposed hull, and Iran reportedly tested American ships with cruise missiles this afternoon. The reach advantage lasts only as long as the interceptors do, and those are counting down faster than the ships can retreat. @WeTheBrandon
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Lol nothing says strong coalition like pushing your ally's ships to the front while yours hang back counting interceptors
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 The strongest argument against this war came from the vice president: a few men with an RPG can close the strait, and only a deal can keep it open Scott Horton keeps coming back to what Vance told Joe Rogan. The strait is so narrow that a handful of men with a rocket launcher could shut it, which means the only thing that keeps it open is a government in Tehran that wants it open, and you only get that at a negotiating table. For saying so, Vance was attacked by his own side. Horton admits he expected the fighting to stay inside an unspoken understanding that a final deal was still coming, and the last month proved him wrong, though he adds: "I still think I'm right, I'm just too early" Every president since Johnson has kept a losing war going rather than be the one who ended it, and that instinct, not strategy, is what this round is running on. @scotthortonshow @WeTheBrandon
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Raising rates won't bring down oil, and the Gulf's Covid-era debts could turn a closed strait into a banking crisis Martin Armstrong argued that this inflation is cost-push, oil forced upward by Iran's grip on the strait. No rate hike touches the price of a barrel, a case he once made to Volcker in person and is making again to a Fed set on repeating the mistake. The trap he thinks Washington hasn't noticed lies in the Gulf's balance sheets. The Gulf states borrowed heavily when oil collapsed during Covid, and a strait that stays closed while refineries burn leaves them unable to service that debt. Sovereign defaults then become a banking crisis, with American banks holding the paper. His verdict on the two sides: "They're playing 3-D chess and we're still playing checkers" Iran only has to survive to win, while America has to keep its bankers and its allies solvent long enough to try. @ArmstrongEcon @WeTheBrandon
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Replying to @MarioNawfal
What would actually stop the cycle here though genuinely asking because rate hikes clearly arent the answer
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