In the evening, I walked west along the riverbank. The sky had turned completely dark, but the lights on both sides gradually lit up, reflecting on the water's surface and gently swaying with the ripples. The river breeze carried a hint of coolness, refreshing the mind.
Some people leisurely walk their dogs, while young people sit by the dam chatting. In the distance, children are running after a bubble machine. The cars on the bridge create a series of red taillights that arc like the city is breathing.
At times like this, walking is not for exercise, nor is it about being in a hurry; it's ju

Walking in the early morning on the small path in the suburbs, sunlight filters through the leaves and falls on my shoulders, the mottled light and shadow gently swaying with each step. The dandelions by the roadside sway in the breeze, and a few butterflies flit among the grass, while the distant mountains are lightly shrouded in a layer of mist, as if still not fully awake. The soil underfoot is soft, and occasionally a few birds chirp, breaking the silence with their clear sounds.
Walking along the path, a field of sunflowers suddenly appeared in sight, their golden flower heads all facing

Good news, recently Kaito LB has reshuffled most projects, and many people have gone from the main table to the children's table. Surf officially made a change in response to this reshuffle.
@Surf_Copilot will create a new list based on a previous ranking, so those who have been moved to the 'kids' table don't need to worry. As long as you have worked hard before, everything will be recorded by @Surf_Copilot, so you don't have to worry about not getting results.
Now, let's continue building Surf 🫡
#Yap $SURF # KaitoYap @KaitoAI @Surf_Copilot

Recently, while chatting with a fren, we talked about how when watching short videos or live streams, sometimes it's hard to tell if the person on the other side is a real person or using a virtual avatar. This is no longer a novelty — more and more brands are starting to use digital humans for promotion, characters in games are becoming more and more like real actors, and some live streamers can be online all day without ever showing their faces. Behind this, it is very likely that AI-driven virtual humans are at work.
Have you noticed that the game characters or virtual characters in movies

Recently, when discussing AI and automation, one topic always comes up: how to ensure that every step taken by AI is reliable, traceable, and recognized? Simply getting it up and running is not enough; we also need to understand what it did and why it did it.
Just saw that @JoinSapien and @OpenledgerHQ started collaborating, and I think this direction is quite right.
Sapien is a software agent that helps you get work done, such as processing data and automatically executing certain operations on the blockchain. Openledger, on the other hand, focuses on leaving a trace of these operations – wha

While sorting through old files, I came across handwritten trading records from before and realized that I had forgotten many operational details; just looking at the results made it impossible to reconstruct the trades. Later, I tried @vooi_io and found that it precisely addresses this issue.
It will fully record every step of your operation: when you check the market, place orders, modify orders, all automatically saved. No need to rely on memory or organize it yourself.
The system can also recognize your behavior patterns, such as closing positions early when making profits or frequently ad

Recently, when browsing my phone, I keep seeing various project updates. With so much information, it can be overwhelming. Looking back, I think it's better to focus on those who work quietly but make real progress.
For example, an old problem in crypto: Bitcoin is very secure, and everyone trusts it, but its functionality is simple, and it cannot directly run complex financial applications; on the other hand, while the Ethereum ecosystem has many applications and is easy to develop, its security relies on the project parties themselves, and issues arise from time to time.
@build_on_bob The co

The sky was gray when I went out today, and halfway there, it suddenly started to drizzle. Fortunately, I brought an umbrella. This kind of weather always makes me want to slow down, listen to the sound of the rain, and watch the trees by the street gently swaying in the wind. Sometimes, moving at a slower pace makes it easier to notice the details in life that are often overlooked.
Have you ever thought that the future internet might not rely on giant data centers, but rather be supported collectively by each of our devices like smartphones and computers? @theblessnetwork is building such a d

Good news: @OpenledgerHQ has teamed up with @JoinSapien!
This is not just a strong alliance; it also lays a solid foundation of trust for the future AI economy. OpenLedger provides verifiable and tamper-proof evidence of actions and data, while Sapien builds a decentralized data collaboration network. The integration of the two produces unexpected results—every decision and every interaction can be traced, verified, and programmed.
This will drive AI to evolve from a "static tool" to an "autonomous entity": AI can continuously learn, operate independently, and earn income through trusted trans

Some things may initially appear old, sluggish, or even be seen as representations of obsolescence, but in fact, they are just waiting for the right upgrade. It's like an old-fashioned camera, simple in structure yet still sturdy and reliable, until someone equips it with a new lens and film, suddenly the images it captures become rich and clear.
A recently emerged project called @build_on_bob is similar. It chooses to gradually add functions and address shortcomings on a network that has long been considered "single-function." Its goal is to transform this system, which could originally only

Yesterday evening, while walking, I passed by an old bookstore with a row of old books displayed at the entrance. I casually flipped through a book about the principles of mechanical clocks. Looking at the intricate gear linkage structure inside, I suddenly thought: no matter how precise a system is, if each component has to wait for the previous one to complete its action before it can start, the overall efficiency will ultimately be limited. True smoothness might not depend on how fast the parts are, but rather on whether it can reduce waiting and achieve direct transmission.
In @tenprotocol