pinkman🐉 retweeted
QVM launch via @TheStreet 🦋
Thanks to @tobiamure for covering.
IBM, Amazon quantum pricing gets a challenger in Postquant Labs
Read more: thestreet.com/technology/ibm…
ALT IBM, Amazon quantum pricing gets a challenger in Postquant Labs
for thousands of years, the @Pocket_Dragons_ portal slept in silence…
now, ancient runes are glowing, frost is fading, and something powerful is stirring beyond the veil. the bond between dragons and keepers is calling once again. 🐉🔥
the portal is waking up. and this time, something tells me the world will never be the same.
dragon szn is here.
btc is seeing a volume spike, but sentiment remains bearish.
@nodiens indices tell an interesting story:
> sentiment intelligence: -28
> market intelligence: -12
> sentiment strength: 205
> community strength: 101
> community health: 71/100
> spike attention: -15
> 24h volume: $24.42B (+32.1%)
> 30d volatility: 32.26% (-15.0pp)
> sharpe ratio: -0.47
> price drawdown: 34.26%
volume is rising while volatility cools, but sentiment remains weak.
is btc preparing for a reversal, or is this just a pause before the next move?
this is the part of @quipnetwork that gets me excited 🦋
quantum computing needs more than powerful hardware. it needs an accessible way to connect that power with real problems, developers, and demand.
if Quip can make that coordination work across quantum and classical compute, the opportunity goes far beyond quantum alone.
the hardware matters, but so does the network connecting it all. 🔮
Quantum computing won’t matter at scale if only a handful of institutions can access it.
That’s the problem @quipnetwork is going after.
Quip is building a decentralized marketplace where quantum compute becomes an open, on-demand resource.
The model connects 3 sides:
➠ Compute providers plug available quantum processing capacity into the network and monetize it.
➠ Customers submit real computational problems and pay for the compute they consume.
➠ Developers build specialized solvers and earn royalties whenever their solver is selected to run a job.
So instead of every company needing to own expensive quantum hardware or negotiate access with individual providers, Quip creates a shared coordination layer.
Hardware supplies the compute.
Solvers supply the intelligence.
Users supply the demand.
The protocol connects the market.
And Quip’s vision goes beyond QPUs.
CPU, GPU, ASIC and quantum resources can participate in the broader compute economy, allowing workloads to be matched with the hardware best suited to solve them.
That’s what makes the idea interesting to me.
Quip isn’t trying to build another quantum computer.
It’s trying to build the marketplace where quantum computers, compute providers, developers and real demand meet.
If quantum compute becomes a scarce global resource, the infrastructure coordinating access to it could become just as important as the hardware itself.
@quipnetwork is building for that layer.
qm, quip fam 🦋
new week, same mission: build for a future crypto can’t afford to ignore.
quantum computing is advancing, digital assets need stronger protection, and useful compute shouldn’t be limited to one type of hardware.
that’s why i’m keeping my eyes on @quipnetwork.
quantum + classical compute.
post-quantum security.
infrastructure built with the next era in mind.
the quantum future won’t wait for us to be ready.
better to start building today.
the quantum threat to crypto isn’t just a future problem. some exposure already exists today. 🦋
a reported 6.04m btc sit in addresses with publicly visible keys, with 4.12m btc linked to address reuse and similar wallet practices.
that makes quantum readiness more than a protocol-level challenge. wallet habits, custody practices, and migration planning matter too.
the Quantum Alliance, with Postquant Labs, the team behind @quipnetwork, among its founding contributors, aims to help establish shared readiness tests and migration plans.
the best time to prepare for a quantum-era threat is before it becomes practical.
nine crypto groups, including wallet maker keystone and security firm hacken, formed the quantum alliance. it will set shared quantum-readiness tests and migration plans for chains and wallets. a may analysis found 6.04m btc whose public keys are already visible onchain, a future quantum attack target. 4.12m of that comes from address reuse and similar wallet habits, not bitcoin's design. so holders and custodians can remove much of this exposure through wallet practice. the alliance has delivered no standards yet.
blockchain infrastructure shouldn’t be built for today alone.
it needs to serve real users now while preparing for the digital systems of tomorrow.
that’s the bigger picture behind @dac_chain: building with the future in mind, not just the present. ⚛️
the strongest foundations are the ones designed to evolve.
Ember Chamber, night 12. Still night.
Kept the fire lit until sunrise, 296, my best tonight
🟨🟨🟨🟨🟨🟧🟨🟨🟧🟨🥚🌅
Keeper of the Ancient Hatchery. @Pocket_Dragons_
post-quantum security isn’t something we should wait to think about until the threat is here.
it’s good to see the people building for that future getting involved in setting the standards today.
@quipnetwork, built by Postquant Labs, is part of a bigger mission to prepare digital infrastructure for the quantum era.
build early. prepare ahead. stay quantum-ready.
week’s almost done, but i’m still exploring @nodiens.
one platform for market intelligence, sentiment, risk, and social signals.
a feed to keep up with what’s happening.
coin insights to dig a little deeper.
predictions, watchlists, alerts, and missions to keep you involved.
there’s also an ambassador campaign that was announced with a $3k prize pool for posting and referrals, so check the current terms if you’re interested in joining.
i’m not treating points like guaranteed future money or assuming a token launch.
i’d rather explore early, understand the product, and share what i genuinely find useful.
worthy to check it out
sharpen your edge. 🤟
pinkman🐉 retweeted
Africa has a new legend in the crypto streets. 🌍🐱
Meet AFRICAT — the street-smart cat with African pride, fearless energy, and a mission to make noise in the crypto world.
This isn’t just about a cat with sunglasses. It’s about the culture, the character, and the community behind the name.
Every legend has a beginning. This is ours. 👑
🧵👇
#AFRICAT #Crypto #MemeCoin
🔗 X: xitter.cf/_africat?s=1
💬 TG: t.me/africancat
🤖 Made with AI
pinkman🐉 retweeted
Vangrid raised $9M to build the infrastructure Physical AI needs most: real world spatial data.
As AI moves beyond text into autonomous systems, reliable ground truth becomes critical.
@vangrid_io is turning everyday smartphones into a decentralized perception network, with verified captures, live bounties, and onchain settlements on Base.
100K+ verified captures and counting.
The next frontier of AI starts in the real world. @vangrid_io
🤝 Paid partnership
pinkman🐉 retweeted
the closer a token launch gets, the more important the unanswered questions become.
@PlayOnMint is approaching a key milestone with MNTD, but a launch target is only one piece of the picture.
three things deserve close attention:
• a confirmed TGE date and snapshot cutoff
• a verified token contract and the correct claim process
• clear details on how Season 1 allocations translate into actual distributions
these details may sound less exciting than supply numbers or reward pools, but they determine whether participants can verify what happens next.
the latest public reporting still describes october 20 as a target that needs official reconfirmation, while the token website points to Q4 2026.
for MINT, clarity around the launch mechanics could matter just as much as the launch itself.
in web3, knowing what is confirmed is part of doing the research.
🤝 Paid partnership
pinkman🐉 retweeted
With @vangrid_io , there is a bottleneck worth keeping an eye on: GPU capacity not just the number of people out there capturing footage.
According to the guidelines on the bounty board, the 3D model is only generated after a capture has been approved. This process can take over an hour, and the documentation explicitly states that, due to limited GPU resources, requests may end up in a queue.
This is the real challenge for scaling.
Adding more people to capture footage increases the input, but if the 3D modeling stage can’t keep pace, the data will simply sit in a queue before it can reach the buyers.
I’ll be watching closely to see how Vangrid handles this bottleneck as the volume of requests grows.
pinkman🐉 retweeted
@aww_or_eww LET ME INTRODUCE YOU TO THE REAL BOSS OF MY HOUSE 😂
Everybody has that one person or thing that makes their day better without even trying.
For me, it’s my pet. 😂❤️
This little guy has a special talent for making me laugh, disturbing my peace, and acting like he pays the bills in this house.
Let me tell you about him. 🐶👇
pinkman🐉 retweeted
Privacy in crypto shouldn’t mean hiding everything. It should mean controlling who gets to see what.
That’s the core idea behind @Americanfort_io
Instead of sending funds to the same public address repeatedly, users can pay through human-readable names that generate fresh destinations for different relationships across chains.
What makes AmericanFortress more interesting is its use of zero-knowledge proofs. Payments can carry verifiable information about their origin, allowing recipients to demonstrate compliance without exposing an entire financial history.
The potential goes beyond privacy. Its proof system could also strengthen bridge security and help existing wallets prepare for quantum threats.
With $AF supporting name reservations, network signals, and transaction fees, the real test is adoption.
If AmericanFortress can make privacy practical without sacrificing accountability, it could address a major gap in Web3 infrastructure.
In 2020 we looked at where crypto privacy was heading and didn't like what we were seeing. Every serious attempt was a mixer or a coin that hid everything from everyone, and anyone paying attention could see regulators would eventually ban that. They have. From July 2027 an EU exchange can't hold an account that anonymises transactions. Dubai got there first.
But the thing people actually wanted was never anonymity. A company doesn't want its suppliers and payroll readable by competitors. A person doesn't want to hand over their entire financial history every time they share an address. That's privacy from strangers, and it's completely compatible with the two parties in a payment knowing exactly who each other is.
So that's what we built. You send to a name instead of an address. The name produces a fresh destination for every relationship you have, on every chain it runs on, and one encrypted signal covers years of payments between you. Nobody reading the chain can tell who you pay. Your recipient always can.
Then we went further than anyone asked us to. Every payment can carry a zero-knowledge proof of where the money came from. Only the recipient can read it, and they can show it to an auditor later without exposing anything else. A bridge can demand that proof before it pays out, which means a swapped or poisoned address simply can't collect. The same proof system turned out to make existing wallets quantum safe without moving a coin, and this summer we got proving time down from over half an hour to a few seconds.
$AF is the token that makes the network run. It locks name reservations, pays the people who carry the signals, and covers the tolls for resolving names and sponsoring transactions.
Five years, one million lines of code and sixteen patents filing later, we’re here.
web3 doesn’t have a shortage of people posting.
it has a shortage of people worth listening to.
that’s why the direction @NucleusCodes is taking with V3 matters.
engagement can be manufactured.
replies can be farmed.
numbers can be inflated.
but genuine influence comes from understanding a narrative, creating something valuable, and earning the attention of people who actually care.
V3 puts more weight on content quality and authentic reach while reducing the benefits of farmed engagement.
and that’s the shift i want to see across web3.
not just rewarding who posts the most, but recognizing who brings real value to a project.
because your reputation shouldn’t be built on noise.
it should be built on what you contribute, the people you reach, and the trust you earn over time.
that’s what makes @NucleusCodes interesting to me.
the future of mindshare shouldn’t belong to the best engagement farmers. it should belong to the creators who move the narrative.
real contribution deserves real recognition.
what do you think web3 should reward more: attention or actual influence?
gQuip 🦋
Quantum Echoes hitting #3 all-time among Ethereum collections on OpenSea is huge.
but the utility behind the collection is what really catches my attention.
revealed Echoes deposited into your Quip Account can unlock Quip Points multipliers on eligible QuipSwap and value-secured activity.
up to 2× for Ultra Rare, with lower multipliers for other tiers.
the key is knowing the rules: reveal your Echo, deposit it, and wait 24 hours for activation. not every QP source qualifies, and multipliers don’t stack.
@quipnetwork is making Quantum Echoes more than collectibles. they’re becoming part of the ecosystem.
collectibles with a purpose. 👀
Quantum Echoes just reached #3 all-time among Ethereum collections on OpenSea
But the floor/volume narrative isn't the only thing worth watching.
@quipnetwork has given Echo holders an actual utility layer through Quip Points multipliers.
Here's how it works
1. Own a Quantum Echo
Your Echo has a rarity tier that determines the potential multiplier.
2. Reveal it
The rarity needs to be revealed before it can qualify for the Echo multiplier.
3. Deposit it into your Quip Account
Simply holding the NFT in your regular wallet isn't enough.
4. Wait 24 hours
The multiplier activates 24h after deposit.
Then the current tiers are:
🦋 Ultra Rare → 2×
🦋 Rare → 1.5×
🦋 Uncommon → 1.25×
🦋 5 Commons → 1.1×
But here's the important part:
The multiplier isn't applied to every QP source.
It boosts eligible QuipSwap and value-secured activity.
It does NOT boost:
➠ Sign-in points
➠ Mining/node points
➠ Referral points
And multipliers don't stack.
Your highest eligible Echo tier is what counts.
So an Ultra Rare isn't simply a collectible with a nice profile picture.
If you're actively grinding eligible QP, it can become part of your strategy.
NFT → Quip Account → 24h → multiplier → boosted eligible QP
That's a much more interesting model than an NFT just sitting in a wallet.
Quantum Echoes aren't only about collecting anymore.
They're becoming part of the Quip ecosystem itself.
Details → points.quip.network
Deposit → account.quip.network
keepers look good and unstoppable here
@Pocket_Dragons_ #CollectFi
