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Joined June 2012
RWA season continues in September with RWA collateral on Kamino up 19% to $538M - now 20% of supply). New format for the monthly insights - thoughts? Do you like the video update?
Monthly @Kamino Lend Insights - September 2026 RWA collateral grew 19.1% to $537.8M, now a fifth of all supply. Total supply rose 4.4% to $2.64B and debt 4.0% to $1.04B, as collateral broadened into real-world assets and USDC borrowing grew. Continues
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Replying to @DefimonAlerts @aave
This is not Aave v3 contract, it’s third party external adapter built on top of Aave, zero effect on Aave v3.
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Good risk adjusted return = good growth ⚡️ Will @kamino @USDai_Official Market reach $10M in 24H ⏳
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Stay sfe
BITGET POTENTIALLY HACKED FOR OVER $100M: ONCHAIN
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Ai is taking over. We’re all having fun working with them. And now you can also finance ai’s computing power expansion. On chain. And lever up.
The USDai Lending Market is now live on @Kamino. As @USDai_Official expands on Solana, the new market brings its AI infrastructure lending exposure to Kamino. sUSDai can be supplied as collateral to borrow USDC, with rewards available from launch.
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All doable with uncensored open source ais 😱
We're publishing our most detailed threat intelligence report to date. It covers how people tried to misuse Claude—for cyberattacks, influence operations, surveillance, biology, and building weapons—and how we found and stopped them. We disrupted every operation in the report, and used the lessons from them to strengthen our safeguards. Where appropriate, we also shared what we found with authorities and other AI companies. These cases are not typical: we’re highlighting some of the most sophisticated misuse we’ve seen. But they’re especially important to discuss, because they show us where AI misuse is headed, where our safeguards work, and where they need to improve. We’re publishing this report so others can spot the same activity on their own platforms, and so we can give the public a clearer view of how emerging threats develop. Read the report: anthropic.com/threat-intelli…
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Could it be that chatgpt owns the data we feed it? And that some harnesses like Venice protect from this?
this is insane. Levent and Tristan make major independent progress towards Navier–Stokes, with help from Claude and Codex. word reaches OpenAI. days later, OpenAI claims internal NS results, coincidentally using the same novel methods as Levent and Tristan. Tristan asks if OpenAI trained on their private Codex sessions. he never gets an answer. then OpenAI pressures Tristan to publish without Levent because Levent works at Anthropic. when Tristan refuses, he says OpenAI threatens his career.
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Non opinionated curation 👀
Seems like @SteakhouseFi recently branched out a separate brand for whitelabeled / co-branded vaults with specific and probably more niche partners - waterline.build Curators have branched risk tiers into different vault names before. But this is the first case I've seen of a curator standing up a separate brand for it : Split between 'curation as a service' vs 'curation as a brand'. However, the service version is not "curation" in the literal sense given asset list is mostly chosen by the client what is actually being sold is rebalancing and execution, not selection. This makes a lot of sense from the curator's side to sell the operational work without putting your risk brand behind an asset list you didn't really pick. Less clear from the issuer's side. Lending markets are mostly a capital formation vehicle and bringing in a curator is a credibility purchase. Buying credibility from a brand with no track record is a bit questionable unless the bet is that the new brand accumulates one, in which case the first few issuers are paying to build it. ( if it's paid in any way ) app.morpho.org/curator/eco-v…
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ZEc time is now 🟡 You don't have to sell your ZEC You can borrow against it, there' enough capacity for a (very) fancy car 🏎️
The Zcash Market is now live on @Kamino. ZEC holders can supply ZEC as collateral and borrow USDC. xitter.cf/kamino/status/20970662…
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Solid month for Kamino. Price rally, new sources of yield, more curators, more assets. Are we back?
Monthly @Kamino Lend Insights - August 2026 Supply grew 11.7% to $2.48B and debt 7.8% to $0.98B, ending two months of contraction as SOL rallied 39.9% over the month. Continues
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Alex BertoG 🐮 retweeted
JUST IN: People aged 65 & older now outnumber children 5 & under worldwide for the first time in recorded history.
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Just found out VScode is obsolete 💥 What multiLLM set up do you recommend? What do you use for your harness?
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Me after 10 years in DeFi Risk Management 👵
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Been getting a crazy number of password requests. Don’t trust anything outrageous I post @x please help
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Alex BertoG 🐮 retweeted
The OnRe Market has surpassed $250M in total market size and is now the largest RWA market on Kamino.
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I raised €1 million for my German startup last week While yes, this is the biggest VC round raised in Europe in the last decade, here is the reality: Notary fee: €100,000 Second notary fee: €50,000 Translation (notaries only read German): €50,000 Trade tax prepayment: €600,000 External data protection officer: €50,000 per year Sustainability report: €100,000 After all costs I am left with a crispy €50,000 that should give me at least 8 years of runway Americans would never understand the stability European regulatory environment gives you
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Alex BertoG 🐮 retweeted
We are aware of a bug found in legacy Balancer v1 contracts that allows draining LP funds. These pools are deprecated and non-pausable. Users are encouraged to withdraw proportionally via legacy.balancer.fi. Other Balancer products are not affected.
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‘risk curation’ have the ability to move capital away from bad markets but that is only true while withdrawal liquidity exists. a curator can stop allocating immediately. however, If a market is already highly utilized, the capital has been lent and the vault cannot magically force it back. during stress, several allocators try to reduce the same exposure simultaneously, while the available liquidity is dry. that makes executable withdrawal liquidity a first-order part of vault risk.
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