Pig Rich

Today I was busy with some work and couldn't get anything done. Now I finally have time to sit and relax. The weather today is really nice.

If this direction continues, I think @useTria isn't simply easier to use it's quietly redefining the experience of using crypto for the next generation of users. What I find interesting about Tria is that they don't view chain abstraction as a technical problem, but rather as a user experience issue. Instead of just making the UI cleaner, they delve into the implementation layer so users don't need to worry about where the chain, bridge, or assets are located. The way they embed intelligent routing like BestPath AI directly into the spending flow makes all the multi chain complexity almost disappear into the background. For me, this is the key point adoption doesn't come from adding features, but from eliminating decisions that users shouldn't have to think about in the first place. #usetria

Post quantum protection for Bitcoin is no longer a far fetched idea. @quipnetwork Significantly, this solution doesn't require a hard fork, doesn't change the consensus mechanism, and doesn't affect existing assets. It has already been implemented on the Arch Network as an additional layer of security, protecting BTC from threats from quantum computers. According to @CoinDesk, this is a significant step forward because Bitcoin is already very difficult to upgrade. Instead of waiting for the entire network to change, users can proactively add a layer of protection now. A rather practical approach: don't change Bitcoin, just make it more secure.

🎉 @TheARCTERMINAL is about to have a rather noteworthy livestream with @CyreneAI, and I think this is one of the things worth watching if you're interested in the direction of AI in Web3. Personally, I think the story of decentralized intelligence is no longer just a buzzword, but is gradually being proven with concrete products like ANIMA and ARC Terminal. This is also why I will dedicate my time to attending this live session not just to hear the introduction, but to better understand how they are implementing it in practice. The broadcast takes place at 2:30 PM UTC tomorrow, and I'm quite hopeful that I'll get a clearer perspective on how ARC combines AI with decentralized infrastructure, instead of just remaining at the idea stage. If you're also following this field, you might consider joining you might pick up some interesting insights. $ARC

The morning routine of the X builders is to post regularly. A cup of coffee or a breakfast is also valuable content. The community is getting to know each other better every day, just connecting whenever we meet. Love you all forever 🥰

The north is entering the rainy season again. I heard there's also a cold front coming. But this weather is nice for sleeping, isn't it everyone? I don't know why, but looking at the rain makes me feel sad, in a mood.

I'm eagerly waiting to see what @useTria's next step will be because what they just released is truly remarkable. By the way, a quick question for everyone using the Tria Card: Have you tried trading perps directly within the example? I've been testing it for the past few days and found the experience quite smooth. The support for @DecibelTrade Trade on @Aptos is reasonable, and now it's more proven within the app without having to switch to another platform. 🎉Specifically: - Switching between DEXs directly within the app. - Handling demand without quick actions Managing multiple examples simultaneously. - And especially trading directly within Tria. 🎉My favorite thing is being able to use my existing balance to: - Point trades. - Swap cross chain trades. - Farm/profit. - And enter the next perp order. Everything feels like one place, with support for switching back and forth. For me, this is a worthwhile upgrade for Tria, especially if you enjoy trading but still want things to be simpler and more streamlined.

I've noticed a lot of talk about AI + blockchain, but in reality, most things still run off chain, with the blockchain only used to record results. What caught my attention is that @NomismaNetwork is trying a different approach: bringing AI driven execution closer to the blockchain environment itself, instead of relying on off chain. It might be early days, but if this direction goes right, everything will shift from manual user interaction to self operating systems. And perhaps that's the change worth watching. #nomismanetwork

I heard that this morning my colleagues went on a long trip. So sad. In general, if you decide to build X, you can't expect to have long-term income from just one source. Anyone playing must be mentally prepared or find additional ways to manage their account. I don't know when X will provide, and when it will hold back. So just chill and don't have too many expectations. Today I had a light lunch with spring rolls, beef rolls dipped in sauce.

I think many people are being a bit overconfident about the quantum threat to on chain assets, especially on Solana. But if you look closely, this isn't something far fetched that will happen in a few decades it's something that's being prepared for right now. @quipnetwork Currently, if you hold assets on Solana, there are really only two options: One is to continue waiting. Waiting for the network to upgrade, waiting for new security solutions to be integrated, waiting for things to be safe in the future. That sounds good, but in return, you're completely passive. The other is to proactively address it now. Some projects like @quipnetwork are taking a rather interesting approach: allowing you to protect your assets against quantum risks without having to move them elsewhere. That means no bridging, no withdrawing, and no significant changes to your usage habits. What I find noteworthy is that they've added incentives meaning they not only provide protection but also reward early sign ups. This is a rather different approach compared to simply patching vulnerabilities as before. Personally, I see this as a clear shift in thinking about security: not waiting for risks to occur before addressing them, but starting to view security as something that can generate value from the outset. In short, the question is no longer should we care or not, but whether you want to be on the waiting side or the proactive side. #quip