$SPRK token is now live! $13M FDV rn. Congratz for those who joined the sale. @SparkDexAI has generated $560K+ in trading fees from $4.5B volume, so the potental of $SPRK token is significant I think. Chart here: $SPRK holders can now stake their token here:

.@EternalAI_ has been pushing hard on local AI infra, but now they’re fleshing out the whole agent layer. They’re reworking the entire app UI to feel lighter, smoother, less intimidating. Which makes sense if agents are gonna be as common as apps, the experience needs to feel like a desktop. Then there’s CryptoSwarms. You can now assemble your own team of agents and have them work together as a swarm. Eternal Zoo also dropped as a decentralized model repo that stores frontier models like LLaMA, DeepSeek, and Qwen on Filecoin, and lets you run them locally via CLI or UI. Also loved seeing Sentinel, a code audit agent co-built with a community dev that just scanned Stable Diffusion repos and flagged legit XSS and serialization issues. And they’re kicking off weekly Demo Days to get the community involved, share agent builds, and give feedback in public. When I zoom out, it feels like Eternal’s building the full loop: ✨ Agent Store → distribution ✨ Agent Lab → customization ✨ CryptoModels → infrastructure ✨ Eternal Zoo → open model access ✨ $EAI → the token glue that aligns it all @CryptoEternalAI is quietly becoming one of the most complete AI stacks in crypto. $EAI might be one of the more underpriced AI infra plays out there.

The real unlock for blockchains is confidentiality that stays verifiable. And the fact @zama_fhe pulled it off without touching the underlying chain is honestly wild. You keep everything on #Ethereum or #Solana, or whatever. You still get public verifiability. But now, nobody sees the balances, the amounts, or the logic being run unless you let them. #FHE is what makes that possible. It's not like mixers or zk systems where you're hiding traces, you're keeping content private. The implications are insane. You can: – Build private stablecoin payments where no one sees your salary or merchant flows – Batch private swaps on Uniswap without leaking individual order size – Attach KYC or credit logic to DeFi apps without revealing user identities – Finally run things like payroll, company treasuries, or even onchain taxes without giving up everything to the mempool And it's all programmable. Apps decide what to keep private, not the base layer. They’re launching mainnet soon, but even in testnet, builders are already going off. Confidential GBP stablecoins, self-custodial onchain banks, private wrappers for existing tokens… → It all starts here:

Not long ago, choosing ETH as a strategic reserve might’ve sounded speculative. But today, it’s increasingly a rational move, and I think we’re only at the beginning of this shift. What strikes me most is how ETH has quietly transformed from a misunderstood smart contract asset into programmable reserve collateral for the digital economy. The total Strategic ETH Reserve is now 2.32M ETH (~$9B). It has increased almost 2x since July 6th. The top 3 ETH strategic companies are: 🥇 Bitmine: $2.2B ETH 🥈 Sharplink: $1.4B ETH 🥉 Ether Machine: $659M ETH Moreover, buying pressure is not just coming from ETH strategic companies; it’s also from ETF holdings. The cumulative trading volume on the ETF has surpassed $118B, with a 16-day streak of positive ETH amounts since July 3rd. 📌 So, why are they so bullish on ETH? Because Ethereum isn’t just a settlement layer; it’s the financial operating system of modern markets. – ETH provides programmable yield through staking, now made institutionally viable via SEC-approved terms. – Its adaptive monetary policy keeps long-term inflation below 1%, stronger than gold. – It anchors over $130B in stablecoins, secures over $200B in assets, and supports major institutional deployments from #BlackRock, #JPMorgan, and Robinhood. – Most critically, ETH is used to power, secure, and settle every function these companies bring on-chain, from #RWAs to #DeFi rails. The logic is simple: if your infrastructure depends on Ethereum, owning ETH becomes a matter of alignment, not speculation. It’s exactly the kind of buying pressure that quietly builds toward ATH.

Before I knew, I connected to every dApp without thinking twice. Signed dozens of approvals. Exposed my wallets to phishing, MEV, even silent rug pulls. Then I realized: privacy isn’t a feature, it’s a defense layer. That’s when I switched to @HoudiniSwap. ✨ No wallet connection ✨ No approvals ✨ Just input → receive → disappear You enter what you want to swap, paste your receiving wallet, and send funds. That’s it. Cross-chain, 80+ networks and private by default. Idc how good a swap rate is if it puts my assets at risk. Now, privacy is my alpha.

I can finally say, the $VISION rollout is just around the corner. @UseOpenVision By next month, enterprises will be able to deploy Vision Language Models (VLMs) on live video streams and actually monetize it. ✨ What is VisionHost? It’s an enterprise-grade platform that connects live streams (CCTV, drones, dashcams…) to Vision3 models for on-the-fly detection, tagging, and inference. ✨ Why this matters: It’s activating a sustainable flywheel: – Usage fees power a buy & burn mechanism for $VISION – Enterprises need to hold $VISION or pay extra in USDC – Holding unlocks discounts, priority queues, and advanced model access ✨ What’s Ahead: – Doxing of key team memebers, starting with CTO.. – Showcase different VisionHost applications usecases, all powered by OpenVision. – Live streaming and Parallax-powered inference will be fully integrated into customer-facing portals. – GitHub documentation and API access will go live with the first wave of enterprise onboarding. Chart: #Depin

There’s something deeper going on with @Mira_Network’s ecosystem push. They’re quietly laying the blueprint for a full-stack, trust-first AI economy from raw compute all the way to verified decision-making. We always talk about AI going on-chain, but what does that actually mean? It means building an infrastructure stack where every layer has verification baked in, from the model to the memory, from the output to the action. And Mira’s partners are each anchoring a different part of that stack: – Compute liquidity (GAIB) – zk-proofed outputs (Lagrange) – Distributed inference (GaiaNet) – On-chain memory (Storacha) – Agent-to-agent reasoning (Think Agents, Autonome) – RWA-fintech logic (Plume, Mantis) – Execution pipes (Kernel, Monad) It’s a distributed operating system for verified intelligence and Mira is the trust kernel at the center, deciding which claims are true before they propagate downstream. It’s middleware. Invisible rails for an AI-native world. And once this stack hardens, most apps won’t even realize they’re routing through #Mira. But they will. Because anything built without verification, whether it's a trading agent, a medical assistant or a yield strategy, will eventually break in production. The hallucination problem isn’t just a UX bug. It’s a structural blocker to autonomy. And Mira’s not solving it alone, they’re federating it. Every new partner tightens the loop around what trustless AI can actually look like. Mira’s playing the long game.

No, I’m not happy seeing people lose money on $PUMP. But let’s be real, you shouldn’t be surprised if it doesn’t pump. is currently facing 3 major issues: – Trading volume on Solana is cooling off, with no clear sign of recovery. – #Pumpfun is losing its edge to #Bonkfun, fast. – Fear around the $PUMP airdrop is building, which could trigger heavy sell pressure. Given all that, I don’t see $PUMP as a good play rn.

GM, I just tried @defloApp this week and honestly, this is what CEXs should’ve become by now. ✨ Buy any token, even if it’s not listed ✨ No KYC, no limits ✨ 1-click trades with biometric confirmation ✨ Auto-routes DEX liquidity behind the scenes ✨ Supports Apple Pay, Alipay, and cards ✨ Points system with multipliers for early users 👀 All in one clean, self-custodial app. Now compare that to CEXs: – Withdrawal delays – “Temporarily unavailable” maintenance – Needing 3 apps to bridge/swap/wait – KYC blocking you from trading the coin you want I used to think that was just part of the game. Now? Deflo makes that whole process feel outdated. They call it a Super Exchange. Might be the first time that actually means something.