Who controls the network you communicate on? Most of us never ask. We just open the app. We trust the servers. We trust the platform. We trust that it will still be there tomorrow. But what happens when communication doesn't depend on one central authority? That's the idea behind decentralized messaging. And it's one of the reasons @Liberdus caught my attention. Maybe communication shouldn't have a single point of control. #Liberdus #SOL $SOL
Bitcoin wallets holding at least 10,000 $BTC rose to a six-month high of 90, while smaller holders have been reducing their holdings, according to Santiment. #BTC
Trump-backed World Liberty Financial received $100 million from Guren "Bobby" Zhou, a businessman under investigation for money laundering, per NYT. However, the source of the funds remains unclear. #WLFI $WLFI
We separated messages and money. You send a message in one app. You send money in another. You switch between wallets, banks and chats. But why? What if sending value could be as natural as sending a message? That's one idea @liberdus is exploring. Maybe communication and payments were never meant to be completely separate. #Liberdus $HYPE #HYPE
Strategy CEO Phong Le says the CLARITY Act passing would send $BTC and $ETH up, while failing means a short-term drop that "doesn't matter in the long term. #BTC #ETH
Why does a messaging account need to know your phone number? Your phone number identifies you to a telecom provider. It shouldn't automatically have to define your identity online. What if you could simply create an account, choose your identity, and communicate without handing over personal identifiers? That's one of the ideas behind @Liberdus . Maybe communication should start with a username, not a phone number. #Liberdus $PI #PI
Crypto is growing up thanks to trading in real world assets, and Bitcoin will never dip below $60K again, says Nansen founder founder Alex Svanevik. #BTC $BTC
Free isn't always free. Every unwanted message costs you something: Your time. Your attention. Your focus. But the sender? Almost nothing. That's a broken incentive. What if messaging systems made unsolicited communication costly instead of simply trying to filter it? That's an idea I find interesting about @Liberdus . Change the incentive. Change the conversation. #XRP $XRP #Liberdus
Circle has launched native $USDC and Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP) on OKX’s X Layer, enabling crosschain transfers and expanding $USDC across the Ethereum-compatible network. #USDC