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I’ve been trading like usual on @spaace_io this week and Tournament #3 kind of crept up on me
Same flow as before. I list, I rotate through collections, I manage volume. Nothing new to learn. But the difference is that every trade suddenly carries more weight
You’re still stacking Battle Pass XP, but now there’s a separate leaderboard with 50M XP attached to it
What I like is that it doesn’t force behavior. If you’re already active, the tournament just sits on top of what you’re doing and amplifies it
The 1 ETH minimum keeps it focused on real traders, and the 5x increase from the last round m

Happy ATH day for $CHECK 🎉
$CHECK just hit a new all-time high,big congrats to the team
This isn’t surprising. @AnichessGame has been quietly stacking real progress for a while now
With seasons that genuinely change gameplay, NFTs with clear on-chain utility, partnerships that reach beyond the crypto-native crowd, and distribution that keeps expanding
It’s a product-first loop: play → stake → earn → progress. That’s why the market is starting to pick up
When price follows execution instead of leading it, it’s rarely an accident

Zero knowledge becomes interesting when it stops being an optimization and starts being the execution itself
With @0xMiden computation runs privately on the user’s device, and the network only verifies a proof that it happened correctly. Execution stays local, verification stays public
That structure leads to a more practical view of privacy. Not full transparency that breaks real financial workflows, and not blanket opacity that erodes trust
Sensitive logic remains private, outcomes stay provable, and accountability isn’t lost
That balance feels closer to how real systems are actually suppose

One thing that stands out to me about @AnichessGame is how active everything feels once you’re in
Players are sharing moves, talking about spells, climbing leaderboards, and reacting to matches in real time. There’s always something happening, which keeps the game engaging
I also like that player activity feeds into updates over time. The way people play actually influences balance changes and future mechanics
It’s easy to get started, easy to follow, and there’s enough depth to keep you thinking through every match
I’m interested to see how the game continues to grow alongside the community a

Just getting into @0xMiden and it’s actually one of the cleaner privacy-first architectures I’ve seen in crypto
They didn’t add privacy as a feature later, it’s built in from day one
Execution happens locally, the chain only sees proofs, and users control what’s public and what stays private
That approach flips a lot of assumptions. You can build DeFi, payments, and financial apps that are verifiable without exposing sensitive data
It’s scalable, secure, and designed for real users and institutions not just experiments
For anyone curious about where privacy, verifiable apps, and scalable crypt

People are turning ideas into live web3 apps on @CodeXero_xyz in hours, not weeks or months
The days of playing around different tools and drowning in docs is slowing fading away
2 years from now, anyone still grinding through code to ship in web3 will already be behind
We’re entering an era where you can win with creativity, ideas, and instant feedback, that is pure execution without friction

Good night fam 🌙
Honestly, I’ve been watching @AlignerZ_Labs cook this up and it’s kind of wild in a good way
Their IWO goes live tomorrow at 9am EST on Base, and the thing that sticks out is the way they’re rethinking launches
They’re using this TVS system where your allocation depends on how long you’re willing to lock. Longer lock = better fill. Shorter? Still in, still flexible
The IWO is wrapped in these tradable NFTs, so nothing’s stuck, you can move, sell, or split your position if you need
I don’t know if it’ll quietly set a new standard or just be an experiment, but seeing a launch w

Tried building a dApp today without touching a line of code?
Just wrote out what I wanted in plain English, hit deploy, and it was live. Took minutes made possible by @CodeXero_xyz
It’s really interesting how much control you actually have. You decide how far to go where you experiment, explore, or go all-in on refining it
It’s freeing because the technical walls that usually stop people from building are gone. If you can imagine it, you can ship it. You don’t need Solidity, an army of devs, or endless setup pain
Feels like the way building Web3 was meant to be which is fast, open, and self-di