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Matrix Capital Society retweeted
Samsung Wallet’s Solana USDC Rollout Faces Its First Real User Test
Samsung’s planned USDC remittance feature is due to begin rolling out to eligible US Galaxy users in the final week of October.
Solana’s next payments test will happen on an interface ordinary smartphone owners already recognise. Samsung and the Solana Foundation announced that Samsung Wallet would add cross-border USDC transfers, with availability scheduled to begin during the final week of October 2026.
The feature is intended for Samsung Wallet on 82 million US Galaxy devices, according to the announcement. Users would see a familiar wallet experience, with fiat on- and off-ramps handling conversion to and from local money. Solana would provide underlying blockchain infrastructure rather than requiring every customer to understand network fees or token addresses.
That headline device figure is potential reach, not a count of active stablecoin users or completed remittances. Availability can depend on the rollout, region and supporting payment services. With the launch window now arriving, the useful questions shift to completion rates, fees, payout speed and whether customers can resolve failed transfers.
For SOL observers, the development supports a real-world application narrative, but it is not proof of a corresponding increase in token demand. A successful payments product is measured by repeat transfers and satisfactory consumer outcomes. This rollout finally offers a setting in which those measures could become visible.
Matrix Capital Society retweeted
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Matrix Capital Society retweeted
I've reviewed quite a few trading and Web3 education platforms over the past few years, and @AureoTrack stands out because it combines AI, education, and practical trading tools into one ecosystem.
Instead of encouraging people to jump into live markets immediately, it gives users access to demo trading, AI-assisted market intelligence, trading simulations, and structured learning through AureoAcademy.
It's a direction I think the industry needs more of—helping people develop skills before taking on real financial risk.
Matrix Capital Society retweeted
You don't have an NFT collection problem.
You have a pipeline problem.
You already have the art.
Now you're expected to:
→ Build trait logic
→ Configure rarity
→ Generate thousands of combinations
→ Create metadata
→ Upload to IPFS
→ Deploy a smart contract
→ Mint everything
That's where most creators lose days — or give up.
Rashito turns the entire process into one workflow.
Your art goes in.
Your collection comes out.
No-code. No unnecessary technical mess.
Matrix Capital Society retweeted
Launching a generative NFT collection shouldn't require five different tools.
Art in one place.
Trait generation somewhere else.
Metadata through a script.
IPFS through another service.
Smart contracts through Solidity.
Rashito brings the workflow together.
Upload your layers.
Define traits and rarity.
Generate your collection.
Store the assets on IPFS.
Deploy your contract.
Mint.
No Solidity required.
Just create.
Matrix Capital Society retweeted
Rashito isn't an NFT marketplace.
It isn't another NFT collection competing for attention.
It's the studio behind the collection.
You bring the artwork.
You define the traits.
You control the rarity.
You choose the mint settings.
Rashito handles the technical pipeline that turns those creative decisions into a deployable NFT collection.
Your art.
Your metadata.
Your contract.
Your collection.
Matrix Capital Society retweeted
Your NFT collection shouldn't belong to the tool you used to create it.
That's why Rashito is built around creator ownership.
Rashito helps you generate the collection, prepare the metadata, store your assets and deploy the smart contract directly from your workflow.
The result isn't trapped inside a platform.
You deploy your collection.
You control your contract.
You own what you create.
The tooling should serve the creator — not become the owner.
Matrix Capital Society retweeted
Rashito doesn't replace the creative decisions behind an NFT collection.
You still decide:
What the art looks like.
Which traits exist.
How rare they are.
How the collection should feel.
Rashito removes the technical plumbing between those decisions and the blockchain.
Less time writing scripts.
Less time moving files between tools.
Less time debugging metadata.
More time creating.
Matrix Capital Society retweeted
You already have the layers.
You already have the creative vision.
What stands between you and a live generative NFT collection?
Usually, a pile of technical work.
Rashito turns that pile into a guided workflow.
Upload → configure → generate → store → deploy → mint.
No-code collection creation for creators who want to focus on the collection, not the infrastructure.
Rashito.
Create the collection. Own the result.
Matrix Capital Society retweeted
You have a folder full of NFT layers.
So why isn't your collection live yet?
Because turning:
Layers → Traits → Rarity → Generation → Metadata → IPFS → Contract → Mint
into reality is usually a technical nightmare.
Rashito changes that.
One creator studio.
One guided workflow.
No Solidity required.
Upload your layers.
Build your collection.
Deploy it.
The gap between your artwork and a live NFT collection just got a lot smaller.
Matrix Capital Society retweeted
Launching a generative NFT collection isn't one task.
It's a chain of technical tasks most artists never signed up for.
Rashito turns the entire process into a guided workflow:
1. Create your project
Start with a clean collection workspace.
2. Upload your layers
Background, body, eyes, helmet, accessories — each folder becomes a trait category.
3. Arrange your layers
Set the exact order your artwork should render.
4. Set rarity
Control how frequently each trait appears with simple weights.
5. Add collection rules
Exclude combinations that shouldn't exist. Require traits that must appear together.
6. Generate
Rashito creates unique NFT combinations and their metadata.
7. Review
Inspect your collection before anything goes on-chain.
8. Store
Artwork and metadata are uploaded to IPFS and linked through a CID.
9. Deploy
Choose ERC-721 or ERC-1155, configure royalties and mint price, then deploy your contract to your wallet.
10. Mint
Mint individually or in batches.
Ten steps.
One studio.
No contract code required.
Your art stays yours. Rashito handles the pipeline.
Matrix Capital Society retweeted
Why should an NFT artist need to learn Solidity just to launch their own collection?
They shouldn't.
Rashito takes you from an empty project to a minted generative NFT collection through a guided workflow.
Upload layers.
Set trait categories.
Arrange the artwork.
Control rarity.
Create compatibility rules.
Generate unique combinations.
Review the output.
Upload everything to IPFS.
Deploy your contract.
Mint.
No contract code written by you.
You focus on the art and the collection.
Rashito takes care of the technical pipeline behind it.
Matrix Capital Society retweeted
Random generation doesn't mean your NFT collection should be random chaos.
With Rashito, you decide exactly how your traits interact.
Want a helmet to appear only with a specific body?
Set a rule.
Want two traits to never appear together?
Exclude them.
Want a rare accessory to appear only occasionally?
Adjust its weight.
You control:
Layers.
Traits.
Rarity.
Compatibility.
Generation.
Rashito turns those decisions into a complete generative collection — with matching metadata — before you deploy anything on-chain.
Your collection should look intentional, not accidental.
Matrix Capital Society retweeted
The worst time to discover something is wrong with your NFT collection?
After you've deployed the contract.
Rashito puts the review process before the blockchain.
Generate your collection.
Check the combinations.
Inspect the artwork.
Verify the metadata.
Make changes.
Generate again if needed.
Only when you're satisfied do you move to IPFS, contract deployment and minting.
Create first. Verify second. Deploy last.
That's how NFT collection creation should work.
Matrix Capital Society retweeted
Your NFT artwork can be perfect and your collection can still look completely broken.
The culprit?
Layer order.
A generative NFT is built by stacking transparent layers:
Background → Body → Clothing → Head → Headwear → Accessories → Overlays.
Get the order wrong and a helmet can disappear behind a head, clothing can cover the wrong body part, or an overlay can completely ruin the composition.
Rashito makes this visual.
Drag your layers into the correct order and see the final stack render live.
No guessing what a script will do.
You can also toggle layers on and off to isolate problems and make sure every part of the collection works together.
Before generating, make sure your assets have:
• The same canvas size
• Consistent positioning
• Transparent PNG backgrounds
• Clear trait-based filenames
Get the stack right once.
Then let generation do the boring part.
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Matrix Capital Society retweeted
Rarity isn't luck.
It's a decision.
If you want a trait to appear often, give it a higher weight.
If you want it to be rare, give it a lower weight.
That's how you control the personality of a generative collection.
Rashito lets you set the weight of every trait before generating your NFTs.
You decide what is:
Common.
Uncommon.
Rare.
Epic.
Mythic.
Don't leave your collection's rarity to chance.
Design the rarity. Then generate.
Try Rashito.fun
Matrix Capital Society retweeted
Here's how to ruin rarity in an NFT collection:
Make everything rare.
If everything is rare, nothing is rare.
A strong collection needs contrast.
Some traits should be everywhere.
Some should be harder to find.
A few should make collectors stop and say:
“Wait… how rare is this?”
Rashito lets you control the weight of each trait before generation.
So you can deliberately build the rarity structure instead of leaving it to chance.
Rare should actually feel rare.
Matrix Capital Society retweeted
Nice coming on board with @CoraAivault Coraai vault has been Building the future of AI-powered token security.
Cora AI and Rashito are joining forces
Together, we're bringing secure AI infrastructure and end to end NFT creation into one connected Web3 ecosystem helping projects move from ideas to onchain experiences with greater confidence @Rashitofficial
This partnership is the start of something bigger.
#CoraAI #Rashito #Web3 #NFT #AI
Matrix Capital Society retweeted
Volume vs Quality
You can generate 10,000 NFT images in a minute.
But generating 10,000 NFTs where every trait combination actually makes sense is a different problem.
In generative NFT collections, scale is easy.
The difficult part is creating thousands of unique assets that remain visually coherent, collectible, and mint-ready.
That is where rules become important.
And Rashito steps in
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