Wow, what a mess? To be fair, today is the first time in a while that I decided to check on $leo and leo.dex, so maybe I am missing some things. But this looks pretty bad, to put it mildly. I sold all

Arbitrum has been in the spotlight in the recent period. With the exploit of the rsETH and the hack of the bridge, Arbitrum has been the number one holder of these funds, and a decision was made to freeze

Hard to believe COTI V2 was launched one year ago and just seems like much longer as so much has been squeezed in over the last 12 months. Announcement after announcement with various partnerships and

Some of us have always pointed out that layer 2 blockchains don't solve the problems of an L1, not for Ethereum and certainly not for Bitcoin or any other L1 blockchain out there. Ethereum co-founder Vitalik

A more highlevel walkthrough of the place and reason and philosophy of the Merg-E DSL for the InnuenDo stack.

An extensive look at freezing scalars, dataframes and DAGs in the Merg-E language and what it means for least authority.

Merg-E language spec: Why Merg-E uses DAGs instead of structs and maps and DataFrames instead of lists, tuples and sets.

Discussion of composition and ecomposition for least authority in the Merg-E language design.

Discussing hazardous blockers and semantic locks for the 0.3 language spec of the Merg-E language.

Discussing actors and actor-pools for the 0.3 language spec of the Merg-E language.

Showing the whole blue-sky vision of the Innuendo post-quantum least-authority Web 3.0 stack.

Tokenized TSLA (TTSLA) is the first RWA (Real-World Asset) that @leostrategy has released. Their plan is to release more RWAs and strategically expand the offerings. As someone who has traded options since

Part one about version 0.3 of the Merg-E language design. Files, merging, scoping, name resolution and synchonization.

Ideas for turning the aiohivebot HIVE-only API into a multi-chain API for aiow3, the multi-chain version od aiohivebot

Ideas for a small but powerfull least authority programming language for Web3.0.

Lookin into adding other chains, L2s and price feeds into aiohivebot and renaming the project to aiow3.

Bidbots—the infamous pay-for-upvote bots—once plagued Hive’s early days, flooding the chain with low-effort content in exchange for rewards. Eventually, the community pushed back, reclaiming curation and

Crypto developers have not learnt anything from traditional finance and it shows. When you enable a secondary service to function atop of you, you're supposed to charge a fee for the advantages it gains,

What's up, treasure hunters! Max here, and my brain is literally exploding after an all-night research session. Coffee cup #5 isn't even helping anymore, but I HAD to share this gem with you guys! 🔥 Solaxy

If a user gets rekt using a layer 2 blockchain, he's 100% responsible and accountable for his losses and cannot blame anyone else as these protocols are mostly referenced as “off-chain solutions” for a