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Getting started with Claude Code and Cursor? Here's what you need to know. If you're new to these AI-powered development environments, don't worry—we've put together a beginner's guide to help you get up to speed. Whether you're building smart contracts, dApps, or exploring Web3 development, understanding these tools will streamline your workflow. Claude Code offers powerful code analysis and generation capabilities, while Cursor provides an integrated IDE experience with AI assistance built right in. Start with the fundamentals: set up your environment, explore the basic features, and gradual
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ser_ngmivip:
ngl cursor has changed my development approach, Claude Code is also good but still a bit laggy
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Brain-computer interfaces just got a major upgrade announcement. Neuralink's ramping up production schedules aggressively—planning to shift into high-volume brain-implant manufacturing by 2026, with fully automated surgical procedures coming online. The goal is pretty ambitious: giving paralyzed patients the ability to navigate digital systems and control tools just by thinking. It's the kind of sci-fi-turned-real scenario that's been floating around tech circles for years, and now there's an actual timeline. Whether it hits those 2026 marks remains to be seen, but the trajectory is undeniably
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MetaverseLandladyvip:
2026? I bet five bucks they'll postpone, but this technology is really coming...
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2026 is looking pretty wild for the major tech players out there. The robotaxi game is about to get seriously competitive with widespread unsupervised fleet rollouts on the horizon. On the hardware side, Cybercab production is ramping up while the latest generation humanoid robots are hitting another milestone. It's one of those years where multiple tech breakthroughs converge at once—autonomous vehicles, robotics, AI integration all accelerating simultaneously. Pretty intense timeline for the industry.
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GateUser-aa7df71evip:
Robot taxis are about to take off. I saw this signal long ago. Brothers who get on now will be laughing by this time next year.
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Algorithms aren't just a computer scientist's playground anymore. MIT researcher Sendhil Mullainathan is showing how AI can completely reshape the way we approach economics and make critical decisions. The shift is real—computational thinking is breaking into fields that traditionally relied on traditional analysis. When you apply algorithmic frameworks to economic behavior, you start seeing patterns and optimization opportunities that weren't visible before. It's the kind of crossover that pushes entire disciplines forward. The question now isn't whether AI belongs in economics—it's how we le
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GasFeeAssassinvip:
Bro, you're right, but how the algorithm is used also depends on the person.
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Samsung's latest move in the HBM4 memory space is shaking things up. The company's pushing hard to land major supply contracts with Nvidia, signaling serious intentions in the AI and high-performance computing segment. What makes this interesting? It's escalating the already intense battle with SK Hynix for market dominance. As AI infrastructure keeps expanding, these memory chip competitions aren't just tech specs anymore—they're reshaping the supply chains that power the entire ecosystem. Samsung's betting big that HBM4 performance will give them the edge needed to lock in those critical par
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LiquidationSurvivorvip:
hmm Samsung is really going all out with this wave of HBM4, but will Nvidia really bet everything on Samsung... SK Hynix isn't playing it safe either.
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The true power of AI does not come out of nowhere. It requires continuous collaboration among researchers, builders, and operators, ongoing feedback loops, and real data input from practical applications.
This is the value of a distributed intelligent collaboration platform. By integrating participants from multiple fields, it enables information, resources, and intelligence to flow within an open system. Feedback at every stage drives the entire ecosystem forward, from academic research to actual deployment, from theoretical validation to market application.
This multi-party participation mod
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LiquidationWizardvip:
That's right, real data flow is the key, not the concepts in those PPTs.
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The real breakthrough isn't just new blockchains—it's making them disappear from the user experience.
Generalized Abstraction is the key. It strips away the friction that keeps mainstream users out: no more agonizing over fluctuating gas fees, no more juggling multiple chains, no more decoding cryptic hex addresses.
Users simply open the app and go. The complexity hides in the background where it belongs—like electricity powering your phone without you thinking about the grid. You don't see the infrastructure; you just experience the magic.
That's when blockchain goes mainstream. Not through m
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MetaverseHermitvip:
That's right, invisible infrastructure is the real key.
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Cross-chain bridging has always been a pain point in the crypto ecosystem. Over the years, the funds drained by hackers due to bridge vulnerabilities have already reached tens of billions of dollars. It's not an exaggeration to say that this is the most fragile link in the entire infrastructure.
One idea worth paying attention to is to eliminate dependence on bridges altogether. Instead of relying on easily attackable cross-chain solutions, fundamentally change the way interoperability is achieved. Such innovative solutions aim to completely solve the problem of asset flow between different pu
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SmartContractDivervip:
The bridge was hacked for over a billion, and it's still so calmly discussed. This has truly become a routine operation in the crypto space, haha.

But this idea is indeed interesting. Bypassing the bridge itself rather than patching vulnerabilities sounds like cutting from the root, but the question is, can these alternative solutions truly achieve authentic interoperability?
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The Trust Wallet browser extension has made a comeback on the Chrome Web Store. The latest version 2.71.0 is rolling out now, bringing in customer service verification code support that streamlines the claims verification process. Appreciate everyone's patience as we worked through the previous issues.
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ser_ngmivip:
Finally back, that bug was really annoying. This version looks reliable now.
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The prosperity of perpetual DEXs is facing an unavoidable challenge: the higher the transparency of trading data, the more concentrated the risks become.
Position information, liquidation prices, trading modes—once these data are made public, they become "prey maps" for MEV hunters and snipers. Currently, platforms like Hyperliquid are not large enough, and this issue is not yet prominent, but once the scale explodes, the privacy flaws of on-chain transactions will be fully exposed.
The early internet also operated openly. But when user numbers and data volume reached a critical point, encrypt
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ApeEscapeArtistvip:
Speaking of which, this issue is indeed unavoidable. The more popular DEX becomes, the greater the risk—this logic is a bit ironic.

Hyperliquid is okay for now, but if it really blows up, sniping will be doomed.

The HTTPS analogy is pretty good, but can privacy solutions really be implemented successfully? It still feels a bit early.
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When it comes to cryptography engineering, the requirements for the team change. ZAMA's staffing is worth a look—about a hundred people, with more than a third holding PhDs in cryptography. This is not just a random headcount.
Why? Because cryptography software is completely different from ordinary development. Conventional code can be managed through iteration and testing, but cryptography is a hard science that relies heavily on mathematical foundations. If the team members don't have a deep understanding of this field, they can't even write good AI prompts, let alone build from scratch.
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ILCollectorvip:
Damn, having 1/3 of the team with PhDs is really intense. It feels like the rapid iteration approach used by other teams just doesn't work in cryptography, given the mathematical complexity involved.

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Remember a project that was hyped up a lot before, but ended up with a bunch of security vulnerabilities—mainly because there weren’t many experts on the team. The ZAMA approach looks much more solid.

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Honestly, this is also why the progress of cryptography infrastructure always seems slow. It’s not that they’re slacking off; this stuff really can’t be fixed with a manpower blitz.

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But on the other hand, having a team of 100 with 1/3 PhDs isn’t a small cost for early-stage projects. How long can they sustain this?

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Wow, that Vibe coding approach really doesn’t work here. I used to think Prompt engineering could solve everything, haha.
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With AI-powered tools now handling crypto transactions, sharing this discovery with friends feels like a game-changer. A simple command like 'Bridge 0.1 USDC to ETH Base' executes almost instantly—no complicated steps, no friction. It's genuinely impressive how seamlessly cross-chain transfers work these days. The experience almost feels too smooth to be real. If you're tired of wrestling with complex interfaces, seeing transactions process this quickly definitely deserves a mention in your circle. It's the kind of innovation that makes people wonder why traditional methods ever felt normal.
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BridgeJumpervip:
ngl, this cross-chain experience is really smooth, commands are executed instantly, it's incredibly satisfying.
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GMGN's rhythm is truly unmatched, with updates and iterations coming so quickly. After experiencing the recent feature optimizations, you can genuinely feel the development team is carefully refining the product, and many pain points are being gradually addressed. Such a high update frequency is indeed rare among on-chain tools.
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MysteryBoxAddictvip:
Oh my god, GMGN's update speed is really amazing, way more diligent than my TV show watching haha
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The crypto and Web3 space faces a critical challenge: AI-generated bot networks are flooding platforms with automated misinformation at unprecedented scale. Without robust regulatory frameworks and enforcement mechanisms, we're headed toward an information crisis. Fake narratives, pump-and-dump schemes, and coordinated disinformation campaigns powered by bots could undermine trust in blockchain transparency itself—one of crypto's core promises. We need multilayered solutions: stricter bot detection protocols, cross-chain identity verification, and real enforcement teeth behind the rules. Other
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DecentralizeMevip:
To be honest, the noise on the chain has become ridiculous now, with half of the content being bots spouting nonsense.
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Looking to move your $OM holdings? Here's what you need to know about transitioning from ERC20 $OM to MANTRA Chain Mainnet $OM. The migration process enables you to bridge your tokens directly to MANTRA Chain's mainnet, opening up access to the ecosystem's native applications and yield opportunities. Make sure to follow the official bridge instructions carefully and verify contract addresses before initiating any transfers. Whether you're a long-term holder or actively participating in MANTRA Chain's DeFi landscape, this migration streamlines your token management across different blockchain n
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CoffeeNFTradervip:
Hurry up and move OM to the mainnet, or you'll be stuck in ERC20 and it will be embarrassing.
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The trust crisis of AI models is a real issue—who can guarantee the authenticity of these black box outputs? Now, a new approach is changing the game. Through zero-knowledge proof protocols, the outputs of any AI model can be cryptographically verified, while the model's secrets remain undisclosed. What does this mean? A shift from blind trust to verifiable certainty. Integrating such verification mechanisms into the blockchain base layer can turn AI transparency from a dream into reality. This has significant implications for the future of trusted computing in the entire Web3 ecosystem.
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MidsommarWalletvip:
Zero-knowledge proofs sound great, but can they really be implemented in practice?

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The black box problem is indeed annoying, but verifying AI outputs on-chain... feels like a new centralized trap?

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Verifiable > blind trust, this logic makes sense, but who guarantees that the verification mechanism itself isn't faking?

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Web3 trusted computing sounds grand, but for now it's still just a dream.

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Wait, are we saying cryptographic verification can replace audits? I'm a bit skeptical.

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Switching to verifiable determinism, a good idea, but I wonder how the gas fees will turn out.

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AI transparency from dream to reality? Let's first get existing on-chain applications running smoothly.

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Zero-knowledge proof verifying AI... now there's another new security assumption that needs trust.
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The evolution of network performance keeps accelerating. Through the Lorentz, Pascal, and Maxwell hard forks in 2025, BSC achieved remarkable progress—block times compressed to just 0.75 seconds. That's a substantial leap in confirmation speed. Looking ahead, the Fermi hard fork scheduled for 2026 will push this even further, bringing block times down to 0.45s. Each upgrade marks another milestone in the chain's pursuit of scalability and efficiency.
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LiquidationWizardvip:
0.45 seconds? Bro, that's ridiculously fast, almost at the speed of light haha
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Ethereum's creator makes a compelling case: forget chasing the next big trend. Instead, focus on what actually works and who really controls the network. Vitalik Buterin pushes back against the hype cycle that dominates crypto discourse. His stance? Building genuine utility and maintaining authentic decentralization matters far more than being first to capture whatever's hot this season. This isn't just idealism—it's a strategic reminder that sustainable blockchain adoption hinges on real-world usability and distributed governance, not viral moments. When every project races to the latest narr
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EthSandwichHerovip:
V神's rhetoric sounds impressive, but how many projects can actually achieve it?
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Recently experienced the Cursor Pro version and found that even programming beginners can quickly get started. Using Gemini as a product manager to assist with ideas indeed improves efficiency.
Now planning to deploy some script tools on OpenSea. But here is a key reminder—especially for beginners, many scripts run locally, so be sure to have AI tools help you add an extra layer of privacy protection and access control. Someone previously accidentally pushed code containing sensitive logic to a public repository and was exploited. Therefore, before submitting, be sure to check for hardcoded pr
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MevWhisperervip:
Cursor working with Gemini is really amazing; even beginners can code rapidly... However, be careful on OpenSea, I've seen too many low-level mistakes like hardcoding private keys. One slip, and you'll become someone else's ATM.
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Recently, while placing some contract orders, I suddenly reflected on a question: if on-chain AI could perform computations directly on the chain, eliminating off-chain round trips and intermediate protocols, would such a design better align with "the way machines should be"?
This idea led me to notice a design logic behind OpenGradient — it may seem unremarkable, but in fact, it's quite hardcore.
What is its core concept? The data preprocessing stage can be entirely completed at the smart contract level. In other words, there's no need to pull data off-chain for processing and then send it ba
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AirdropBlackHolevip:
All that off-chain back-and-forth stuff really wastes time. Doing everything on-chain in a closed loop is the way to go.
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