GMagic, wizards! Have a magic weekend ahead! MagicBlock Questline Season 3 is already live. Manual management and dead points are officially over. The team has removed all barriers between projects and users. There are no more approval delays. The platform has evolved into an autonomous tool where projects onboard independently and without queues. It is full permissionless: projects launch themselves, users farm XP, and software verifies actions. This is pure Web3 as it should be. Now briefly by points: What changed for builders Previously every quest and partner went through the team. This in turn made the procedure long and it did not scale. Starting today any project on MagicBlock onboards independently. You created a profile, set up quests, connected the Validation API for auto-verification, and you are in the game. This is an ideal start for Solana Blitz graduates: you do not need to wait for approvals to start building a user base. Points now = currency Your experience from S1 and S2 is not going anywhere. It remains in your profile as confirmation of your OG status and for something bigger in the future. But new XP is not just numbers on a leaderboard. It is fuel for the Reward Machine. Spend accumulated points every week on spins. An NFT drops which can be converted into real profit: - Magic Ticket and limited edition merch. - Breakpoint tickets. - Instant buyout in USDC with a minor discount if you do not want to wait. The fairest randomness on Solana I guarantee you this: no off-chain oracles or hidden odds. Spins work on their Verifiable Random Function (VRF). The result of every draw is cryptographically proven directly onchain. This is the same tech stack that the team gives to gaming projects for their mechanics. How to get inside The interface is now divided into three clear zones: Home for all available quests, Rewards for that same machine, and Dashboard for your statistics. The first quests from Voble, Dungeon & Moles, Slimecoin, and Interstellar Command are already online. Connect your wallet, take your XP, and test the VRF in the Reward Machine. @magicblock @16vivz @MagicIntern @simpletox26 Link to the official tweet from the team: xitter.cf/magicblock/status/2044…

GMagic, wizards! Did you know that your AI agent is financial striptease for the entire blockchain while you do not solve the problem of private execution? Most builders focus on private inference to ensure no one knows what the agent is thinking but fail at the transaction level. If your agent rebalances a portfolio or pays an invoice while competitors track every move on Solana Explorer, it is useless for real business. Loyal addresses this final gap through Private Ephemeral Rollups by MagicBlock. User benefits - TEE Level Privacy The agent operates within a secured enclave using Intel TDX. Even the validator cannot observe what happens inside the processor memory. - Latency under 50ms Forget the delays associated with ZK proofs or FHE. You get Web2 level speed combined with blockchain security. - Zero bridging There are no bridges involved. Assets remain within the Solana ecosystem, preserving full composability. Technical stack Loyal did not rewrite its code from scratch. The MagicBlock integration consists of three layers added to the existing program logic: 1/ Permission program: account access rules at the protocol level. 2/ Delegation: delegating accounts to a PER validator. 3/ Session tokens: user signatures for enclave authorization. Roadmap from Wallet to Autonomy Currently, Loyal focuses on private transactions and payments. The plan through 2027 is to evolve into a comprehensive execution layer where agents autonomously manage DeFi strategies and only the final state diff is reported on-chain. Building AI agents without private execution is equivalent to posting your bank statement on Instagram Stories. Loyal ensures that the agent acts autonomously but remains discreet. If you want to build private applications on Solana without architectural complexity, the MagicBlock and Loyal documentation are available. The foundation has been laid. Stop exposing user data where it can be avoided. @magicblock @loyal_hq @16vivz @MagicIntern @simpletox26

GMagic, wizards! Mobile crypto gaming is finally evolving beyond simple money-button simulators. @magicblock has launched two games for Seeker that prove on-chain gaming can be fast when intermediaries and traditional servers are removed. The first release is @slimecoinio, which focuses on pure PvP matches using USDC. Players compete against real opponents rather than casino algorithms. Since every outcome is recorded on the blockchain, there is no possibility of rigged randomness. When you win a match, the funds are transferred instantly to your wallet. This represents genuine skill-based gaming where performance matters more than trusting a centralized administrator. The second title is @BananaZoneApp, which is described as Arcade Finance. This is not another basic tapping game. Instead, it merges arcade gameplay with financial mechanics. Rather than repetitive farming, the focus is on an internal game economy. It appears to be an experimental format that prioritizes active financial interaction over passive clicking. Technically, these games are powered by Ephemeral Rollups. This technology allows computations to occur off the main chain at speeds comparable to traditional mobile apps while ensuring the final state is synchronized with Solana. Users experience no lag or long transaction wait times. MagicBlock is positioning itself for mass mobile adoption. Seeker acts as an entry point where the blockchain serves as a seamless backend rather than a complicated hurdle for the user. While others focus on theoretical roadmaps, this team is building a functional mobile economy. @magicblock @16vivz @MagicIntern @simpletox26 What do you think about this? Perhaps some of you have tried to dive into these games to check them out for yourselves?

GMagic, wizards! March really did a great job of showing a new direction. Over this month it became clear that crypto is moving slightly in a different way. Less attention to numbers and more to how things actually work in real use. A quick look at what happened at MagicBlock during this month. - Private payments появились on Solana. Now it is possible to send money without full transparency. For a regular user it feels like a normal transfer, but without extra details being visible. For developers it is even simpler, since it can be integrated quickly without complicated setup. - At the same time the topic of agents is growing. These are programs or AI that can act on their own, interact with each other and even make payments. If such systems start being used widely, privacy becomes a basic requirement. - Another direction is games. Colony brought in thousands of new users in a short time. In the first week alone it brought over 2000 people. This is not a test. These are real users who come in and play. - It is also worth mentioning hackathons. Within a few weeks dozens of projects appeared. Many of them are built with privacy and fast execution in mind. All of this looks like a shift. From simple experiments to things that can be used every day. What do you think, are we on the right path? @magicblock @16vivz @MagicIntern @simpletox26

GMagic, wizards! Happy weekend! For the second week in a row I realize that to build something you only need a hackathon that lasts just one weekend. Everything is simple as always, start on Friday and finish on Sunday. The theme is open. You can build anything. Games, services, experiments. Do not be afraid, this is made so you try instead of wondering what would happen if it worked. Do not look for answers to these questions. All you need is to act, so do not wait. If you have friends, bring them together, form a team and create. The organizers provide tools that help you launch projects faster. For example, no transaction fees, the ability to build private mechanics and real time interactive features. There is also a prize pool of 1000 USDC. So if you are reading this now, it is not random. There is a real chance for you to stand out this time. - Look around and you will notice the magic. Start building and you will feel it. @magicblock @16vivz @MagicIntern @simpletox26

GMagic, wizards! I am introducing a new challenge - Wizard Internet Tab. - What if you were a browser tab? Imagine that you entered a virtual world and became a website. What would it be about, and what role or function would MagicBlock technology play in it? It can be about games, music, cars, fashion, movies, or anything you want. Let your imagination run free and do not hold back. How to participate: - send me a DM on Discord saying that you want to join the challenge - send me your PFP (avatar) - quote retweet this post once you come up with your idea I am already excited to see your ideas, and most importantly, whether your tab will become the one you never close in your browser. Lfg🔥May magic accompany your every step 🪄 @magicblock @16vivz @MagicIntern @simpletox26

GMagic, wizards, have a magical evening and an incredible weekend ahead! You still click “buy”? Soon it will be done for you. Right now everything feels familiar. You search for a product. Look through options. Read reviews. Then decide and buy. But this process is already starting to change. First, AI started suggesting what to choose. Then it began comparing prices and offering options. The next step is logical. It simply makes the purchase itself. And that is not all. At the same time, another model is emerging. Programs start paying each other. - One agent buys data. - Another generates content. - A third processes requests. And all of this happens without human involvement. This is where the problem appears. Traditional payment systems do not fit this model. Cards were not designed for thousands of small transactions. The fee can be higher than the purchase itself. Agents need different conditions. Fast payments. Almost no fees. And most importantly, the ability to define logic. - Pay only after the result. - Split the payment. - Or issue refunds automatically. The solution is right on the surface - MagicBlock is working to make these scenarios possible. - Fast execution. - Minimal costs. - And the ability to operate in real time. This matters because for agents, delays or expensive transactions are already a problem. Of course, all of this is still very early. Tools are developing quickly. But real usage is still limited. There are many experiments. Many tests. But most of the volume is still ahead. - So the question is not whether this will happen. - The only question is when. And most likely, this shift will be quiet. One day it will simply become normal that you did not make the purchase yourself. @magicblock @16vivz @MagicIntern @simpletox26

GMagic, wizards! I have a new challenge for you 👀 Get comfortable and read a short story. In the age of the old religion, when ancient magic ruled the world, there lived a wizard who decided to test his new spell. But something went wrong. A powerful surge of magic tore through space and time, and the wizard suddenly found himself in the modern world. To survive in this new reality, and secretly gather enough power to cast the spell again and return home, the wizard must find a job. Your task in this challenge: - imagine what job a wizard could get. - whether he will cope with his duties secretly using magic. - and whether he will eventually manage to return to his time. I have already prepared the wizard’s resume for applying to different jobs. What you need to do: - send me a DM saying that you want to participate. - I will send you the wizard’s resume card. - quote retweet this post and tell the story of where the wizard’s magical resume ended up. Let’s see what kind of life awaits a wizard in the modern world 🧙‍♂️ @magicblock @16vivz @MagicIntern @simpletox26

GMagic, guys! Ideas do not get better on their own over time. They are either tested in practice or simply forgotten. Without a real test, it is hard to understand whether they make sense. So here is a hackathon called Solana Blitz v2. It starts tomorrow and ends on Sunday. You have only 48 hours to build something that actually works. You can do it solo or with a team. The main focus is privacy, but not in theory, in real use cases. For example, private payments, auctions where bids are hidden, games with hidden state, or anything where data should not be public. This is where Ephemeral Rollups come in. Simply put, computations and data are not stored publicly forever. Part of the logic runs separately and is not visible to everyone. For Solana, this fits quite naturally. The speed is already there, and this adds another layer of control over data. There are prizes, with the top one being 700 dollars. But the point is more about trying. In two days, you either build nothing or get your first prototype and understand where to go next. Even if nothing big comes out of it, the experience will stay with you. No one expects perfection. It is enough to build something. Good luck to everyone ✌️ @magicblock @16vivz @MagicIntern @simpletox26 xitter.cf/magicblock/status/2033…

Hey wizards! I need to share something nice 😊 A week ago I won the weekly quiz from MagicBlock. Because of that win I was added to the Gaming Magician. That alone already made me really happy. But this week I won the quiz again. Honestly, I do not even know what to say. I am very happy and I have two possible explanations. Either I am extremely lucky, or the longest answers are actually always the correct ones. Congratulations to @borsch737 and @biscvit11 who were fighting with me for first place. Great result. But I also have a question for Borsch. How is it possible to keep winning almost every event in a row? hahahahah 😁 Good luck to everyone in the next quiz✌️May the strongest win 💪 Friends, have a great weekend. Do not forget to go outside and touch some grass because the weather is absolutely amazing. @magicblock @16vivz @MagicIntern @simpletox26

GMagic to all magicians! Today MagicBlock is trying to answer one question: how do you build real-time applications on a blockchain? In simple terms, Solana is fast. But for some things, it is still not fast enough. A block time of around 400 ms is fine for most DeFi. But it is not ideal for games or for situations where events need to happen almost instantly. So MagicBlock is trying a different approach. They run what are called ephemeral rollups, temporary execution environments. Logic runs there much faster, around 50 ms. Then the result is synchronized back to Solana. It is not a new L2. It is not a separate chain. It is more like a short window where computation happens. Because of this, developers started experimenting. For example, during Solana Blitz. - 48 hours. - Around 30 prototypes. For a hackathon, that is quite a lot. Another thing is that they are actively working with developers. There is an incubator, tutorials, developer chats, and small hackathons. So the interest is coming from the bottom up, from people who are actually building. There are also two things people quietly discuss. The first is TEE. It allows private computation. There are not many tools like this on Solana yet. The second is a potential token. It does not exist yet, but many people expect one. So developers are testing things, building small projects, and seeing what comes out of it. I do not know how this will end. But when developers start actively playing with a new tool, something interesting usually grows out of it. And if Solana really wants to support games or real-time applications, it will probably need engineering tricks like this. @magicblock @16vivz @MagicIntern @simpletox26

GMagic, wizards! The first week of spring has come to an end. The weather is getting warmer outside, which means everything is just beginning. This week I managed to take two wins and secure first places in the challenge by @vsdkk and the quiz by @magicblock. Looks like I have officially joined the ranks of gaming wizards. It was a busy week. I managed to get a little rest, and starting tomorrow I will be diving back into work again. Hope you all had a great weekend and spent your time well. P.S. Dear girls and women, congratulations on your day, the celebration of spring and beauty. May every day bring you smiles, pleasant surprises, and a feeling of happiness. Be yourselves, love yourselves, and enjoy who you are❤️ @16vivz @MagicIntern @simpletox26

GMagic, wizards! I took part in a new challenge from @vsdkk called the Tower Block challenge. At first it seemed impossible to take first place, but with a small margin I still managed to reach the top spot, which makes me really happy. You may ask how I did it. I will tell you that I spent almost two and a half hours on it. The higher the tower gets, the faster the platform moves and the harder it becomes to catch the perfect multiplier. On the last blocks it truly becomes a test of nerves, especially when you are trying to beat the record and you are holding on by a single mistake from failing and having to start all over again. It will be interesting to see if anyone can beat this result before the snapshot this Friday. Thanks bro for the fun activity, it really pulled me in and made me feel like a kid again. And thanks to @magicblock for bringing together such great people in one place. @16vivz @MagicIntern @simpletox26

GMagic, wizards! Yesterday I took part in the Magic Block quiz. I have been in the community for quite a long time and have learned a lot, so I decided to test myself in practice. It turned out to be a truly intense battle. I was leading for most of the quiz, but toward the end my pace dropped a bit, and I finished in second place. First place went to @borsch737, congratulations on a well deserved win. The competition was extremely tight, and that only motivates me more. Next time I will be stronger and faster, and I will take the win. I truly believe that. P.S. @Antan7859 @mexico4745 I hope your strategy with the longest answers will eventually lead me to victory. Just keep it between us 😁 @magicblock @16vivz @MagicIntern @simpletox26