A little support from you could mean a lot to me. 💛
I’ve been nominated as a Rising Star Creator in The Blockchain 100 | 2026, and honestly, I’m really happy to reach this stage.
Many of you have supported me from the beginning. You’ve engaged with my content, encouraged me, and been part of my journey. I’m genuinely grateful for every bit of support you’ve shown me. 🙏
Now I’m asking you for one more thing: YOUR VOTE.
Please open my profile and tap Vote. If you’ve already voted, please come back and vote again daily until October 28.
🔗 Vote for me here: https://www.binance.com/en/square/profile/peter_maliar
Every single vote matters, and your support would mean more to me than I can explain.
Thank you for being part of this journey. Let’s make this happen together, InshaAllah. ❤️
2015 — Ethereum did 8,000x. 2016 — Zcash did 100x. 2017 — Binance did 5,000x. 2018 — Uniswap did 40x. 2019 — Chainlink did 140x. 2020 — Aave did 80x. 2021 — Solana did 500x. 2022 — Arbitrum did 10x. 2023 — Sui did 15x. 2024 — Ethena did 5x. 2025 — Hyperliquid did 30x.
Binance’s The Blockchain 100: Giving Crypto Creators the Recognition They Deserve
Over the past five years, I have had the opportunity to work in the cryptocurrency industry, primarily across marketing, community management, and content creation. During this journey, I have worked with different projects, engaged with communities from around the world, and learned that building a reputation in this industry requires far more than simply publishing content. It takes consistency, research, patience, and a genuine commitment to the people who follow your work.
One of the most important lessons I have learned is that growth does not happen overnight. Behind every established crypto creator, trader, or community influencer is a journey that often includes challenges, uncertainty, and countless hours of work that remain unseen. For those of us who are still building our personal brands, every opportunity to connect with a wider audience and demonstrate our work can make a meaningful difference. This is one of the reasons I appreciate Binance’s The Blockchain 100 | 2026 initiative, particularly the Rising Star category. It provides emerging creators with an opportunity to gain recognition and encourages the wider community to discover people who are working to establish themselves in the cryptocurrency industry. Recognising the effort behind content creation Crypto creators contribute to the industry in different ways. Some share market insights and trading perspectives, while others focus on education, industry news, project research, or community engagement. Regardless of their individual approach, creators invest time and effort in making information accessible and keeping their audiences informed. For smaller creators, gaining visibility can be particularly challenging. Building an audience takes time, and meaningful engagement is earned through consistency and trust. Initiatives that create opportunities for emerging voices are therefore valuable, not simply because they offer recognition, but because they encourage creators to continue developing their skills and contributing to the community. I appreciate @Binance Square Official official for creating a platform where creators can participate and receive support from their communities. Recognition at this stage of a creator’s journey can be a source of motivation, especially for those who are working consistently without the visibility that more established names naturally receive. What this nomination means to me Being listed in the Rising Star category of The Blockchain 100 | 2026 is a meaningful moment in my own journey. I see it as an opportunity to reflect on the work I have done over the past five years and to appreciate the people who have supported me along the way. My experience in marketing and community management has taught me that the strongest communities are built through relationships, reliability, and consistent effort. Content creation is an extension of that experience for me. My goal is to continue sharing useful information, engaging with the crypto community, and developing a personal brand that reflects both my professional experience and my continued interest in this industry. I also recognise that a nomination is not the destination. It is an opportunity to learn, improve, and connect with people who share similar interests. Whether through market discussions, educational content, or community engagement, I want to keep contributing in ways that are useful to my audience. The importance of community support Community has always been an important part of my professional journey. No creator builds everything alone. People who read your work, engage with your posts, share your content, and offer encouragement all contribute to the process of growth. That is why community voting is meaningful to me. It gives people who have followed a creator’s journey an opportunity to show their support. I believe this kind of participation is most valuable when it comes from people who genuinely appreciate a creator’s work and want to encourage them to continue. I would also like to congratulate and acknowledge the other creators participating in this initiative. The cryptocurrency industry benefits from a range of perspectives, and there is value in recognising the efforts of traders, educators, analysts, and community influencers who contribute in their own ways. A note of appreciation to Binance and the community I would like to express my appreciation to Binance for organising The Blockchain 100 | 2026 and providing emerging creators with an opportunity to participate in this initiative. I hope to see more programmes that encourage quality content, recognise consistent effort, and help creators develop meaningful connections within the cryptocurrency community. To everyone who has supported my work, engaged with my content, or encouraged me throughout my journey, thank you. Your support is genuinely appreciated, and it motivates me to continue improving. I am currently participating in the Rising Star category, and I would be grateful for your vote if you believe my work deserves your support. Vote for Peter Maliar: VOTE PETER
Voting closes on October 28, 2026. If you choose to support me, thank you for taking the time to do so. For me, The Blockchain 100 is not only about a position on a leaderboard. It is also an opportunity to recognise the work that goes into building a presence in the crypto industry, appreciate the people who make that journey worthwhile, and continue moving forward with greater purpose. I am grateful to be part of this experience and I look forward to what comes next. #TheBlockchain100 #BinanceSquare #CryptoCreators #CryptoCommunity
2015 — You missed Ethereum. 2016 — You missed Zcash. 2017 — You missed Binance. 2018 — You missed Uniswap. 2019 — You missed Chainlink. 2020 — You missed Aave. 2021 — You missed Solana. 2022 — You missed Arbitrum. 2023 — You missed Sui. 2024 — You missed Ethena. 2025 — You missed Hyperliquid.
YOUR AI AGENT CAN FOLLOW YOUR INSTRUCTIONS AND STILL HAVE TOO MUCH POWER.
That is the problem the agent economy needs to solve.
Imagine asking an AI agent to research a market, access a paid data API, and deliver a report while you sleep.
You have given it a task. But have you decided which services it can pay for, how much it can spend, and when its permission should expire?
These are different questions and treating them as the same could become a serious design mistake.
This is why I find Kite Passport worth exploring.
A spending session separates the task an agent is asked to perform from the payment rules it is permitted to follow. The owner approves the session with a passkey, setting enforceable limits such as the maximum amount per transaction, total spending budget, and scope of the session. Kite Passport checks those boundaries when payment is authorized.
That distinction matters.
A task description tells an agent what you want. A spending policy defines the financial authority you actually grant it.
Of course, spending controls cannot guarantee that an agent will make the right decision. They can, however, limit the financial authority available to it.
And as AI agents begin interacting with paid APIs, data providers, and digital services, that separation between intention and permission deserves much more attention.
The future of AI may depend not only on making agents more capable, but on making their authority more precise.
Kite is exploring an important part of that challenge: how autonomous agents can pay for services within rules approved by their owners.
Now I’m curious:
If you deployed an AI agent today, would you give it a general budget or restrict its spending to specific services and tasks?
NIL/USDT is trading around $0.0876 after bouncing from the $0.0709 low. Buyers are pushing price higher, but the $0.089–$0.093 zone is worth watching for resistance.
Beyond the chart, @Nillion is building privacy-preserving technology with Covenants and its first release, DUSK. The combination of privacy and verifiable computation makes this ecosystem worth following.