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Tomorrow. #Walrus $WAL @WalrusProtocol - a decentralized cloud has its launch tomorrow on $SUI @SuiNetwork. Token is $WAL. (Make sure to verify verify to make sure its the real one there will be fakes.) Bybit announcing March 27th 10am UTC (6am EST) This is core infra of SUI internet 2 vision and competes with Amazon cloud. I suggest accumulating $WAL. This means aquire it and build up a average cost under $1. @WalrusProtocol @SuiNetwork $WAL on $SUI

🛠 #DeFi leads the pack, with #Infra following closely behind, while #NFTs and #Gaming are making their presence felt as well! 🇫🇷 But here’s the real kicker—23% of these startups are French, and a whopping 56.2% are European! If you're a European project and you're not here, what are you even doing?! 😆

#Solana News: @RaydiumProtocol dev @0xINFRA explains the new permissionless customizable open source LaunchLab bonding curve program they are making available so anyone can build a hygienic launch pad with a bonding curve and compete with @pumpdotfun. They themselves are not making a Luanch Pad, they are building the infra to support a whole new ecosystem of launch pads with #Raydium ecosystem integrity.

@0xMerp Btw, it was elite when I was a kid. But in the last 5 years it's gotten so overcrowded and infra hasn't scaled at the same pace as tourism. So many other amazing places to visit, Thailand for example is much better.

interop/acc just don't accelerate into a wall. there are potentially real and widespread consequences. i get that teams want to be seen as a leader in the space, capture user mindshare and usage, etc... at least those yapping on the teams behalf make it seem that way. interop protocols are unique in the sense that when they fail the ripples can be seen across ecosystems. we've seen evmos drop almost to zero, fantom experiencing pain that is still persisting till today, solana had it lucky because Jump patched the hole. as interop protocols proliferate, chains will start to get more involved as can be seen with ethereum's open intents network and offchain labs push for interoperability of the arbitrum ecosystem. when i say bridges will move more and more into the backend, i'm not throwing shade. it just is inevitable. if we're to achieve seamless interoperable UX, all these need to be pulled back into the backend OS. No more bridging from one chain to another, just transfer from one dapp to another regardless of chain with all the critical bits happening in the back ground. Does that mean all the bridge frontends of today are valueless and disappear?? Absolutely not, imho it will be skewed to cater to institutional clients that have very specific security requirements or needs. It will be modular, it will not depend on a preset infra, the clients can choose what they want and how their white labeled version will work, including its trust assumptions and security setup. the future is interoperable, the future is fast approaching. don't fucking accelerate yourselves into a wall. tq