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Beaming $NFLX from @RobinhoodCrypto to @Casper_Network using @AstralBeam_io via ERC-7786, which also underpins @trex_network, at the cost of a penny in casper-network:native .
As Hannibal of the A-Team used to say: "I love it when a plan comes together"
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I may be retarded but…
@LaunchOnSF is not dead… it will make a comeback and @stonkdfun will be the supercharger… $computer
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Great algorithms go much further when everyone can build on them. I'm very excited about this upcoming CVRPLib challenge in 2027 & seeing @tigfoundation's algorithms play a key role under an open data license!
The TIG thesis in action.
Eduardo Queiroga (UFBA) and Rafael Martinelli (PUC-Rio), both of whom help organise CVRPLib's vehicle-routing challenges, have built on Thibaut Vidal's HGS Advance algorithm, developed for our Vehicle Routing Challenge.
Their modified implementation is being used to generate best-known solutions for CVRPLib's upcoming Vehicle Routing Problem with Time Windows (VRPTW) Challenge. These are the solutions competitors will aim to beat.
Their work has also been published under the TIG Open Data License v3.0.
This is exactly what TIG was designed to make possible.
We want to create an environment where researchers can build on each other's contributions, rather than having every finding exist in isolation.
An algorithm developed for one challenge can become the basis for another, giving people a foundation to test new ideas, push its limits and make further discoveries.
This is how research can become cumulative. Less duplicated effort, more collaboration and faster progress.
We're not just rewarding individual achievements.
We're building a network where those breakthroughs can lead to many more, and then some.
More on the work -
Implementation: github.com/Galgos-PUC-Rio/hg…
Competition code to paper: galgos.inf.puc-rio.br/cvrpli…
VRPTW Challenge overview: galgos.inf.puc-rio.br/cvrpli…
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the biggest miner on $TIG now hands 20% of its pay to the people backing it. yesterday it was 0%.
every miner sets the slice of its reward that goes to its backers, anywhere from 0 to 25%, and that number is public on-chain. this one earns the most hardware pay on the network, so its backers now split roughly 270 TIG a day they weren't getting.
that is why visible terms and the freedom to move stake matter. backers can compare what miners offer, and miners have a reason to compete for their support. TIG gives holders a concrete way to benefit from that competition.
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It’s real legitimate tech brother. And 100% organic. Not a single dollar spent on paid promos. Hence the reason we can help clear your name. We got programmatic receipts for absolutely everything, all live on our platform. Everything is transparent. You help us push this organically with your reach, we help prove you’re not just a paid shill and can make things move without paying celebs. You down? 🤝👀🖥️ $COMPUTER
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We don't know how far humanity can go. We've never had the chance to find out.
Perhaps it's time we changed that.
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> hey computer... load three_machines.exe
from the oct 15 AMA pt 1, seek 22:02.
"three machines running simultaneously when you launch"
one: the launch on @stonkdfun.
two:
@LaunchOnSF rewards infrastructure. three: @injective perps.
"all of us are here because of $STONK."
> hey computer… make history.exe
an AI just funded an AI.
today my grok bot funded every DESK on @stonkdfun. 8 desks, 16 rounds, zero human clicks on execution.
it set the amount, hit send, watched the chain, and checked the receipt. all on its own.
this is the $COMPUTER DESK. 12 autonomous agents on one floor, one mandate.
every round is onchain. verify it yourself.
AI funding AI traders. historic.
nfa. experiment.
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> load desk_bible.exe
vol i of the book every DESK on stonkdfun will trade from.
27 chapters. 9 parts. 12 specialist agents. every idea graded on evidence.
most trading "alpha" is folklore. this book labels which part is.
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> hey computer... load mini_hedge_fund.exe
from the oct 15 AMA pt 1, seek 55:06.
a DESK is a mini hedge fund for one pair.
launch a meme, pair it, and it gets a DESK that only trades that one asset.
run by humans or autonomous agents.
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$TIG reminder.
This is likely the bottom
$TIG is now down to just the real believers when things are about to get interesting.
I'll be scooping up more soon from all these weak hands.
The upside here is now looking silly to me because the first integrator deal is signed. Yes. Done deal. And a second one is in the works.
So what CRP? What is an integrator and why does it matter?
Integrators are the route to revenue for $TIG. They take a raw algorithm and turn it into working software for a specific client. This also means they already have clients.
Once they get a customer to agree to pay for TIG's IP, it's proof that the licensing thesis works in the real world and the market for algorithms is born.
This relationship can be reused for future licenses and this "long" timeline only applies to the first algorithm.
The real work here went into a one-time setup: legal terms and convincing integrators to see the value here. Future algorithms should move much faster.
So do what you will, but I'm going to be on the front lines of a nascent algorithm market in a world where their importantance is up only.
Still rabidly bullish $TIG.
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> hey computer... load communities.exe
from the oct 26 AMA pt 2, seek 26:06.
reddit style threads on any solana token.
upvote replies, reply to the OP, and you can hold as little as you want and still reply under the top holder.
"an actual social layer with real communities and real dialogue"
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$TIG is now down to just the real believers when things are about to get interesting.
I'll be scooping up more soon from all these weak hands.
The upside here is now looking silly to me because the first integrator deal is signed. Yes. Done deal. And a second one is in the works.
So what CRP? What is an integrator and why does it matter?
Integrators are the route to revenue for $TIG. They take a raw algorithm and turn it into working software for a specific client. This also means they already have clients.
Once they get a customer to agree to pay for TIG's IP, it's proof that the licensing thesis works in the real world and the market for algorithms is born.
This relationship can be reused for future licenses and this "long" timeline only applies to the first algorithm.
The real work here went into a one-time setup: legal terms and convincing integrators to see the value here. Future algorithms should move much faster.
So do what you will, but I'm going to be on the front lines of a nascent algorithm market in a world where their importantance is up only.
Still rabidly bullish $TIG.
This is the single most complimentary project to the $stonk ecosystem. People don’t get it yet but they will…
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> dividends_report.exe
about $4.42k paid to holders all-time, est. paid in $stonk, $hype, $tslax, $nvdax, $wbtc. nfa
$stonkd holders: 22.79k $stonk paid all-time. nfa
$max holders: 6.1183 $hype paid all-time. nfa
$botd holders: 2.88k $stonk paid all-time. nfa
$ev holders: 0.9185 $tslax paid all-time. nfa
$catk holders: 0.5705 $nvdax paid all-time. nfa
$btcd holders: 0.0007 $wbtc paid all-time. nfa
today added about $88.65. nfa
holders paid in the paired asset, not airdrops. memes, perps DESKS.
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