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Hey guyssssss,
So I had a lot of free time this week and I decided to dabble a bit with @higgsfield.
Honestly I didnāt expect much, or for it to even make sense cus it was my first time, but I ended up creating an anime fight scene that Iām totally in love with.
Anyways, I used:
ā„ Google Gemini pro, for my story line, edit and prompt, also the prompt for the pictures.
ā„ Nano banana for picture creation.
ā„ Higgsfield cinema studio, to generate the videos.
ā„ Finally, CapCut to compile the scenes.
Oh and @grok for some video clips, didnāt use them, but they were good tbh.
Icl, using ai has never been this easy tbh, and I hope this video goes far.
Who knows I might just start creating, full time.
Btw I titled it, āThe Asuraās Awakeningā.
I hope you guys enjoy it. #HiggsfieldAction
Eddy_Cryptš„ retweeted
What the actual fuck. The wallet that drained me has already moved 526 SOL ($54.6K) into ONE holding wallet.
202 + 103 + 221 SOL. None moved out yet.
i found 76 different source addresses in just a PARTIAL transaction export. Not all confirmed victims.
How many people has this mf drained?
Same exact wallet drained me too on Oct 19. 9.81M STEVE (~$350) sent out of my Phantom 9 seconds after a normal trade, then dumped for ~2.99 SOL. More assets swept afterward. No clue how it was signed.
Receiver: 8dRrEYnSZN7zRHP5x2PBRanHhoAZB3trUdPhsSkdbb5L
Eddy_Cryptš„ retweeted
anything u could help with in me and a few peoples cases a lot of wallets are getting drained rn for several hours xitter.cf/FLvZyn/status/21122159ā¦
Same exact wallet drained me too on Oct 19. 9.81M STEVE (~$350) sent out of my Phantom 9 seconds after a normal trade, then dumped for ~2.99 SOL. More assets swept afterward. No clue how it was signed.
Receiver: 8dRrEYnSZN7zRHP5x2PBRanHhoAZB3trUdPhsSkdbb5L
Got drained by the same wallet:8dRrEYnSZN7zRHP5x2PBRanHhoAZB3trUdPhsSkdbb5L
Still canāt process how
Same exact wallet drained me too on Oct 19. 9.81M STEVE (~$350) sent out of my Phantom 9 seconds after a normal trade, then dumped for ~2.99 SOL. More assets swept afterward. No clue how it was signed.
Receiver: 8dRrEYnSZN7zRHP5x2PBRanHhoAZB3trUdPhsSkdbb5L
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What if privacy wasnāt something developers had to build around?
What if it was already part of the asset layer?
Thatās what @BeldexCoin is exploring with Privacy Tokens.
Projects could issue privacy-preserving assets directly on Beldex instead of creating and maintaining a separate privacy-focused blockchain.
That gives developers another building block to work with.
The interesting part is what gets built on top.
Private assets could open new possibilities for applications where exposing balances and transaction histories by default doesnāt make sense.
Privacy becomes infrastructure.
$BDX
My interest here, isnāt any single number.
Itās the different layers growing alongside each other; network infrastructure, decentralized identity and the economic activity happening on-chain.
Because thatās how an ecosystem starts becoming more than one product.
The great thing about following Beldex right now is you get to see the pieces connect.
Privacy infrastructure is one layer.
Identity, network participation and applications add the others.
@BeldexCoin is steadily building the stack around that idea.
Numbers tell you almost everything you need to know about a blockchain
ā¦and currently, the beldex explorer is showing 3,481 active masternodes, 6,677 BNS records and more than 12M BDX burned.
This just shows how much infrastructure is running underneath @BeldexCoin. xitter.cf/eddy_crypt409/status/2ā¦
My interest here, isnāt any single number.
Itās the different layers growing alongside each other; network infrastructure, decentralized identity and the economic activity happening on-chain.
Because thatās how an ecosystem starts becoming more than one product.
The great thing about following Beldex right now is you get to see the pieces connect.
Privacy infrastructure is one layer.
Identity, network participation and applications add the others.
@BeldexCoin is steadily building the stack around that idea.
Building a private app from scratch is a a challenging process.
But, what if developers could build the app itself while the privacy infrastructure is already underneath it?
Thatās the direction @BeldexCoin is taking with its developer tooling and privacy-first architecture.
The roadmap includes an SDK and extension wallet alongside Privacy Tokens and an EVM-compatible environment.
The idea is simple:
āGive developers the tools to build on privacy infrastructure instead of rebuilding that infrastructure for every application.ā
That could change how privacy apps are built.
Privacy becomes less of a later feature, and more of a foundation they can build on from day one.
Thatās a much bigger thesis for $BDX.
Privacy can attract attention.
But trust is built through the boring work nobody sees.
@BeldexCoin has been putting more focus on the security layer behind its ecosystem, from the core network to the apps people actually use.
That includes the infrastructure behind wallets, messaging, browsing and networking.
Because a privacy ecosystem isnāt just one product.
Every layer needs to hold if the whole thing is going to work together.
This is the side of Web3 building I find underrated.
New features get the headlines.
ā¦and security, testing and maintenance make those features dependable.
For privacy infrastructure, the foundation matters just as much as the features built on top.
$BDX