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Sometimes the root of the problem lies not in the model itself, but in mundane delays For Physical AI, this is a crucial point, because a robot needs to react instantly to what is happening in real time, relying on object recognition. Even a good model can perform worse if camera data reaches it late The @PrismaXai team has already faced this challenge. The Python pipe buffer delayed camera frames, waiting for 64 KB of data to accumulate. After fixing this issue and optimizing inference, the time for one π0.5 step dropped from 230 to 87 ms The changes showed up not only in the numbers but also in the robot’s behavior, it approached the object faster, paused, and slightly adjusted its position before grasping it I appreciate that PrismaX understands both the model itself and the system as a whole. In Physical AI, details like these matter a great deal, because there is still the entire journey from camera to robot between a correct prediction and a successful action Read below in the article to find out exactly how they identified and eliminated this delay
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The hype around @get_optimum TurboCards is off the charts! Demand is crazy, and many in the community haven't managed to bag one yet. While we wait, I built a game for all of us so everyone can jump into the action right now! Here’s what you can do: - Open booster packs - Build your battle deck - Challenge friends via private room codes or jump into quick PvP - 3-round blind mindgame: Power, Bid Uplift, and Latency decide the winner - Climb the global leaderboard Play right now: 👉 turbocharging.vercel.app/ Note: This is a fan-made tribute. In-game assets are simulated for gameplay and hold no real ownership. The official collection is live at: turbocards.getoptimum.xyz/ For real access codes, upcoming giveaways, and official mint updates - turn your notifications on for @get_optimum, join their Discord, and follow the core team: @kentlinyy @MurielMedard Good luck in the arena!
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PFWA x Hey Research Lab New on pfwa.fun: every token market now shows who’s building. Open any Robinhood Chain token market and @HeyResearch’s builder card sits right next to YES and NO: → building status, read from evidence → the latest ship, linked to its source → meaningful ships over the last 30 days Token not on HEY yet? Scan it from the market page. Check what shipped, then make your call 🫡
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Registration is done. The first step is complete @GenLayer is moving ahead, connecting blockchain and AI. Can't wait for the next step!
GEN Airdrop Registration is open. You've been building GenLayer with us since the start. Now it's time to register. Open until Monday, October 26. airdrop.genlayer.com
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Ethereum is speeding up Optimum launched mump2p on Ethereum mainnet. Data is transmitted across the network 2–3 times faster, helping validators work more efficiently and strengthen the network $3.4B in staked ETH is already using this boost Access is now free for all Ethereum node operators A strong start for Optimum
The Optimum team is pleased to announce our first mainnet deployment, mump2p on Ethereum. With mump2p, data moves across all of Ethereum 2-3x faster, boosting validator performance and network health. $3.4B of Ethereum stake is already being boosted by mump2p, and we’re now opening up free access for all Ethereum node operators.
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We fucking built this, being building for 2months now We use @GeckoTerminal for Oracle. Only difference rn is we let people create markets and resolve them bc there’s no volume for such and there’s no points to what we list so we let the creator use GeckoTerminal Oracle to resolve. If you really want this we can build this with instant resolution. The protocol uses bonding curve tokens on both sides the losing side liquidity gets draining into the winning side at resolution, ofc you can be right and wrong if you’re the last to bet on the winning side and there’s no liquidity on the losing side. That said, people pretend they want stuff like this and then only bid the platform token and not use the product. Regardless we’re committed to building this for 6months as we’ve locked dev tokens and used other tokens to build other side projects in our ecosystem. If you’re interested in testing it our you’re one click away, if you don’t find a market you like you can create one. We’ve been consigned by geckoterminal regarding the use of their APi for Oracle and resolution. Also have our protocol tracked on @DefiLlama Link to pfwa will be in the comments, welcome to my Ted talk 🫡
Forget shorting newly launched memes for a second. What if we build a prediction market for them? Token graduates and at $500K MC. Will it rug below $100K within 7 days? YES or NO. Will it hit $5M before nuking 90%? YES or NO. Will it survive 30 days? YES or NO. USDC collateral. Fixed downside. No leverage. No liquidations. Onchain settlement. Imagine a Polymarket built specifically for the trenches. Instead of crying about rugs, degens could actually bet on whether these shitters survive. Of course, liquidity manipulation and fair settlement would need to be solved. If we can gamble on whether a meme goes to the moon, why we can't bet on whether it goes to the graveyard? The more I think about prediction markets, the crazier the possibilities get. What if we could LONG or SHORT the performance of crypto KOLs too? Will this KOL's publicly verified portfolio nuke 90%? Will his next 5 calls outperform BTC? Will he gain 100K followers in 90 days? Will his next meme call hit $10M or go straight to zero? For years, KOLs have been telling us what to bet on. Maybe it's time the market could bet on their predictions too. Now that's some entertainment.
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In my view, the most practical idea of @RialoHq might not be in speed, but in how their network payment is structured In a regular blockchain, my capital and expenses live separately. I stake some tokens to earn income, and I hold others specifically for gas, storage, and everyday operations. Because of this, I have to constantly monitor the balance, buy tokens for fees, and top up my wallet, even if my main capital is already generating income. Familiar, right? Rialo has the Stake-for-Service mechanic. Simply put, staking income can pay for network operations itself. I don't need to withdraw rewards or let them sit idle; they can automatically support the operation of my wallet, application, or contract For mass services, this is more important than it seems. Subscriptions, regular payments, automated agents, and corporate processes require clear and predictable expenses. I don't want to constantly control the gas balance, especially when it comes to the long-term operation of a product I am pleased by Rialo's comprehensive approach, focusing not only on code and technology, but also on everyday convenience. This is truly caring for the real user, not just for beautiful network metrics.
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How to create and trade a prediction market on pfwadotfun, a full walkthrough 🎥 • search any coin or rwa asset by name or ticker, filter by chain, Robinhood Chain first. powered by @coingecko's API • pick a question: price, market cap, volume, or two coins head to head • sign the rules, create the market, and it resolves itself from onchain data • trading is simple: buy the outcome you believe in. early buyers get more shares, and the whole pot goes to the winning side
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Apparently, the formula for becoming popular on CT is: Be cute Post your face Keep doing it for 2 years Anonymous CTs, are we just supposed to disappear? What’s the alternative meta? No offence …
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Demo is not deployment For @PrismaXai this is far from just a buzzword, but one of the fundamental challenges in the field of Physical AI. In the full recording of the panel From Lab to Deployment @castorhat from PrismaX discusses this topic with Sharon Lee from @moonlake and Vivek from @agilityrobotics. They talk about sim-to-real, models that have to run on the robot itself, and how to understand whether a solution really suits the customer The moment about reliability especially stuck with me. A 96% success rate over ten attempts sounds impressive, but will the system hold up over 100 000 repetitions? In real-world deployment, errors accumulate, and that is precisely where it is tested whether the robot is ready to work For PrismaX it is important that the conversation about robots doesn’t end with the model or demo. A path to real tasks, conditions and customer requirements is needed The full recording of the panel is below via the link.
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Why Is Asia Ready for the Next Stage of Blockchain Adoption? At @token2049 , @get_optimum CEO @MurielMedard told CNA that the region combines several important factors, diverse needs in digital finance, interest in new technologies, and openness to innovation Demand looks different across countries, from Singapore’s financial institutions to South Korea’s consumer market. But this diversity itself can become an advantage. It creates room for different blockchain and DeFi use cases For the industry to continue growing, it needs not only technology, but also talented people willing to experiment, as well as clear rules. When all these elements come together, innovation has a better chance of moving beyond discussion and becoming part of everyday life Read the full CNA article in Chinese below.
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PFWA weekly; 🏹 Sherwood: 6 nights settled, 0.22 ETH to 6 winners. 2️⃣Season 2, audited and deployed by an IMD swarm (with $IMD) opens once the pool is deep. ⚽ Champions League markets, 90' or full time. 🤖 Market making agent, now trades on pfwa. 🆕 New Landing page + /changelog Next week: open Sherwood Season 2, Launch RWA(real world airdrop) on Credence
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Gm to everyone creating prediction markets on pfwa.fun
gm to everyone building something on Robinhood Chain
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A substantive, subject-oriented conversation about data quality, accessibility, and the invisible work behind Physical AI. Take a look and reflect on the difference between data for robots and data that is truly useful for training The role of experienced teleoperators and the quality of demonstrations for complex tasks is particularly interesting. I recommend this to everyone following the development of robotics.
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No sales call. No waitlist. Sign up, pick a dataset, download. @castorhat walked @jonstephens85 through Robotics Data at IROS: real robot demonstrations from skilled teleoperators, open to anyone building physical AI.
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120 points already in the piggy bank I'm not with Rialo for the first day I'm terribly curious to see exactly how the team will decide to surprise us next and where this vector will lead @RialoHQ, continuing to be part of the movement.
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The article got me thinking about international arbitration, built into the internet and operating at machine speed. @GenLayer brings on-chain adjudication in minutes, at the cost of a regular network transaction. A missing layer for trustless A2A commerce to scale.
The internet never had a judge. AI agents are about to move $9 trillion. Nobody built the part that handles disagreement. GenLayer did. And now you can become part of it: portal.genlayer.foundation/g…
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Sherwood Season 2 is coming 🏹 • Rolling rounds, so the finish isn’t always 00:00 UTC. Some nights it lands in your prime time • King of the Hill: hold #1 the longest and take a cut of the pot. A last-second snipe can’t steal it • Shield: a new move that bounces a Steal or Robin Hood back on the attacker • Rarer moves, so timing matters • 7 days to claim, or your prize goes back into the pot for the next round to fight over And it’s not just $PFWA: Season 2 also goes live on $IMD as our Identity MD hackathon entry 👀
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The more I understand staking, the clearer I see one thing: it is important not only to stake tokens, but also to understand to whom you are delegating GEN in @GenLayer, validators help perform the network's work and participate in its consensus. A delegator can support a validator with their tokens without running their own node.
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4/5 if I were to delegate my GEN, I would not immediately give everything to one validator. First, I would compare several options, and then distribute tokens among several independent participants such an approach does not eliminate risks and does not guarantee yield. But it helps me not to make a bet on a single operator and to be more attentive to decentralization.
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5/5 My conclusion is simple: first, understand how staking and delegation work, then study the validators, and only then decide where to direct GEN staking is not just a personal decision about tokens. It is also a way to participate in supporting the network. would you delegate to one validator or divide GEN among several?
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