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Buterflee retweeted
enter @nockchain
If you believe chips replace crypto as the way to monetize stranded and idle energy, then you're forecasting a world where as many micro-datacenters exist as Bitcoin mining operations.
And in that world, you need a protocol where anonymous supply can be verified and matched with demand.
Meaning crypto re-enters the picture
Buterflee retweeted
What I read here is that verification will play a key factor in the future of AI
$NOCK
Never a dull day in crypto AI
Yesterday: Quasar unveiled a 120B-parameter AI model, claiming early decentralized training on Bittensor (TAO) subnet 24
Today: The alpha token price is down ~70% after analysis alleged ~98% of the released weights matched an existing open model, raising questions over how much was actually trained versus inherited
Verifiable training provenance is fast becoming a requirement for decentralized AI
This is the same for verifiable agent logs becoming a regulatory requirement for institutions
something that say a "decentralized immutable ledger" will excel at executing on, no?
Buterflee retweeted
Compute Networks will eventually allow @Nockchain to orchestrate compute jobs through the chain itself. To do this right, compute jobs have to be verifiable and measurable. Luckily we’ve got just the thing.
Buterflee retweeted
An AI agent that can do research is interesting.
AI agents that can move your money is a liability...
Unless the system underneath is trustworthy.
But you can't prompt engineer security
Today: @unicity_labs x @tryquantio are partnering on Agentic Security in trading
Buterflee retweeted
Now live: $NOCK
@nockchain is a hard money protocol powered by useful Compute Networks. Mining the network verifies useful computation.
Start trading today → app.kraken.com/JDNW/NOCK
Buterflee retweeted
Why I like @crynuxio :
AI is the most powerful technology of our era and right now it's being locked inside a handful of data centers owned by a few giant companies and governments. The more powerful AI gets, the more centralized, opaque, and easy to control it becomes.
We should learn from history. The recent pull-down of models like Mythos and Fable from @AnthropicAI taught us something simple but important: anything that lives on one company's servers can be censored, paywalled, or switched off overnight.
If we want AI to stay free, we need decentralized AI : models that run on a permissionless global network and simply cannot be put down.
That's exactly what Crynux is building: decentralized AI infrastructure that runs open models (Qwen, DeepSeek, and more) across a global network of independent GPUs.
OpenAI-compatible API, live mainnet, and anyone can earn CNX by plugging in their own GPU.
Crynux is live on @base : dexscreener.com/base/0x88206…
The contract is : 0x9557DD9E241bc9636732623B672B4090AF519396
And since I believe in substance over talk, I wanted to show what @crynuxio can actually do. This is just the beginning:
Meet @wc_2026_alert_bot — a Telegram bot that pings you the moment a goal is scored in a World Cup 26 match, and serves up live predictions and stats in real time. I described it in one sentence, and it was generated AND is running entirely on the Crynux network (via the Hermes agent ( @NousResearch ) ). No OpenAI. No AWS. Just decentralized compute.
▶️ Give it a shot: open t.me/wc_2026_alert_bot on Telegram and send /start
the bot supports the following commands :
Commands
- /matches · today's fixtures & live scores
- /odds [team] · match odds
- /ask <question> · ask the AI anything
- /stop · pause live alerts
- /subscribe · resume live alerts
- /help · show this message
▶️ Run any model / join the network: crynux.io @crynuxio
This is the AI future I actually want: open, permissionless, and impossible to shut down.
Buterflee retweeted
The migration is complete! New Crynux is officially live.
New CA: 0x9557DD9E241bc9636732623B672B4090AF519396
All holdings migrated 1:1 via snapshot
Liquidity added to the new token
Thank you all for your patience through the transition.
Welcome to the next chapter of Crynux.
Buterflee retweeted
Quick Crynux update:
We’ve temporarily removed liquidity to fix some issues in our relay and network setup. Nothing to worry about!
A new CA is coming soon (1–2 days), and all holdings will be migrated 1:1 via snapshot, no action needed on your end. Liquidity will be added back to the new token.
Thanks so much for your patience. More updates soon
Buterflee retweeted
This week in Crynux:
• After more than two years of building, Mainnet officially launched.
• Marketing efforts have been initiated and will continue ramping up in the coming weeks as we expand awareness and bring new users into the ecosystem.
• Delegated staking is now live, allowing $CNX holders to earn rewards while supporting the network.
• Active development continues. The team remains highly active, with ongoing network improvements, optimizations, and code updates being pushed regularly.
Adoption starts now.
🤖 Made with AI
Buterflee retweeted
Holding CNX?
Put it to work.
Stake your $CNX, support the network, and earn rewards without managing infrastructure yourself.
Early network participation means higher emissions, fewer competitors, and more opportunity for active stakers.
Getting started takes just a few minutes.
See the guide below👇
🤖 Made with AI
Buterflee retweeted
CNX is now LIVE on Base!
Please note that Mainnet is NOT live yet.
Stay tuned over the coming hours as we prepare for the next major milestone.
To help prevent scams and fake tokens, please verify that you are interacting with the ONLY official
$CNX contract on Base:
0x0cba9e7585f91A758fa399B1A1dB148ADfE8cfd5
Always verify before trading.
More updates soon. 👀
Buterflee retweeted
Nockchain’s core bet is simple: Proof-of-Work doesnt have to be wasted.
Instead of burning cycles on meaningless hashes, miners run Nock computations. The work itself becomes verifiable. The long-term goal is a trustless compute market settled on-chain, where people can buy and sell compute for AI inference, ZK proofs, and other workloads.
But that idea breaks down fast if the nodes securing the network need rack-server-level hardware just to stay online. Until recently, that was a real constraint.
Before the PMA, running a node meant using 34 to 68 GB of RAM. Every restart could take minutes because the full noun graph had to be replayed from scratch. That was not laziness or poor engineering. It comes from the structure of the Nock runtime itself. Keeping a large, mutable, pointer-heavy data structure alive across restarts is a hard problem.
What they shipped: RAM down to ~1.8 GB, boot time in seconds, and event processing sped up over 100x on the small stuff.
The important move was taking durable state out of the Nock stack and putting it into a file-backed mmap arena. Nouns are stored as offsets instead of raw pointers. That means the state can survive a restart without depending on where the operating system maps memory.
This matters far beyond node UX. The next pieces on the roadmap depend on it: the AI compute market in June, full ZKVM in Q3, then a ZK verification opcode after that. None of that scales if node operators are priced out by hardware requirements.
PMA does more than improve performance. It removes the technical bottleneck that the rest of Nockchain’s roadmap depends on.
$NOCK
Buterflee retweeted
Atho Explorer is getting posted soon.
The explorer will let the community view testnet blocks, transactions, addresses, mempool activity, and network data in real time.
This is another step toward making Atho more transparent, testable, and ready for mainnet.
Testnet is moving forward.
Feedback is welcome.
atho.io
