devisha.eth @_devisha

🚨🚨Why did zcash:native drop ~40% today? A serious bug was publicly revealed today in Zcash’s Orchard (its main private/shielded transaction system, live since 2022). What the bug actually means: 1. It could have let someone create fake zcash:native out of thin air inside the private pool or 2. Double-spend (spend the same money twice) without anyone detecting it. 3. Basically, the system might have accepted invalid/fake transactions as real. This is called a “soundness bug”, the security check that should reject bad transactions failed in a sneaky way. Although, no funds were lost. Total ZEC supply (21 million cap) stayed protected but because everything is private, they can’t 100% prove it was never used. Why the big drop today? > The full details came out publicly today. > Markets panicked over the “what if it was exploited?” uncertainty. > Privacy coins depend heavily on trust in their math. Even with a fast fix, confidence took a hit. Team is now working on better ways to prove the private pool supply is clean.

a little sneak peek from my first of many apps on @Logos_network Basecamp - a clean, fully local-first reminders tool runs 100% isolated with no cloud, no telemetry, pure sovereignty

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@ybhrdwj 😂😂

@vladasanadev goodluck! i’m sure you’re gonna kill it

Most consensus protocols force you to pick either decentralization OR privacy OR reliability. Logos built a layer 1 that delivers all three. Ethereum chose decentralization but trades privacy & throughput. Solana chose speed but increased node requirements. Cosmos/Polkadot chose interoperability, but added complexity. λ Logos rejected the tradeoffs entirely. Cryptarchia runs on Private Proof of Stake (PPoS). This means as a validator your identity is hidden both BEFORE and AFTER you propose a block. No one can correlate your node to your blocks or can reverse engineer your stake from your on-chain activity. Cryptarchia was engineered to prioritize liveness over safety. The chain keeps producing blocks during failures. Forks can exist temporarily, but the protocol resolves them automatically without halting. Cryptarchia's fork choice rule adapts in real time: - Online nodes follow the longest honest chain - Nodes rejoining after downtime use a density-weighted rule - No permissioned set Every 1-second slot, eligible notes enter a lottery. Winners propose blocks with a zero-knowledge Proof of Leadership (PoL). Cryptarchia pairs with the Blend Network to close the loop. Even with secret leadership, timing analysis can leak. Blend obfuscates the proposer-block relationship so thoroughly that linking a node to its output becomes infeasible. There is no minimum stake to participate as a validator. There is no permission layer. High end hardware is not required. You can run it on a laptop as a background process. Go build something on λ that can't be silenced.

@hackyguru congratulations!

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i have to say this - @naruto11eth is an absolute legend he helped me with so many of my questions around navigating this industry and always treated me like a lil sister. In a crypto space full of creeps (or people who aren’t helpful at all), he actually showed up and cared all the hate you’re getting is simply bs. Keep shining, we believe in you sending good energy your way🫶

Naruto11.eth @naruto11eth

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Excited to share that last week I joined @Polymarket as a senior engineer. Over the last few months, I talked to many many big teams in crypto, trying to figure out where I wanted to spend the next chapter of life. The deeper I went, the clearer I felt about where I wanted to

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@chainVel0ra sure, may i know what is it regarding?

"they're watching you" "your data is being sold" "you’re being tracked" while all this is true, most users think 'we don't really have anything to hide' - and that mindset exists because privacy has been painted as extreme or political we need to redesign privacy privacy can look cool, calm, and as easy as locking your door if you believe in the privacy narrative (and especially if you don't) - come join us on the 19th at @EFDevcon's Womxn in Web3 Community Hub: "The Aesthetics of privacy: How we can normalize privacy instead of fear-mongering"

@naruto11eth @zeeshan_utd @Polymarket this is amazing, congrats!

@panditdhamdhere @0xTJustin @marilyn100x +1

@vrycmfy @Logos_network @Logos_devs I was running v0.1.2 before. Which one is recommended?

@lets_ash @NotionHQ bet on him @NotionHQ

@dhruv_rathee I’m genuinely scared for every student appearing for boards/NEET/JEE right now this is not one student’s problem, this is a full-blown education crisis. We need immediate accountability, not just another ‘probe’ that goes nowhere students deserve better than this nightmare

@manangouhari @kickrdotfun would love to try the ios beta version

A Japanese manga artist lost his entire Google account forever after he uploaded private files from an old comic he drew to Google Drive. Google’s AI checked the files and flagged them as not allowed. He asked Google to review it again, but they rejected his appeal and banned the account immediately. He can no longer access years of his private drawings and lost access to many websites and services that used his Google login. The artist said this is very embarrassing and causes him a lot of trouble. He warned that it might not happen to people who always follow every rule, but others should be careful. So Google is scanning files that people upload to its cloud storage even if they are supposed to be private. I wonder how long they have been doing this.

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@alisher she’s adorable

@marilyn100x You are doing a terrific work, we love it

@ybhrdwj Bryan will be pissed