Good conversations move intelligence forward. A great panel at @TaipeiWeek in Taipei, exploring what’s next across AI × Crypto with builders and minds shaping the space. Thanks for having us. 🇹🇼 On to the next.

6 days. 100K+ transactions. 🔥 DI Check-in just hit its first major milestone. Thanks to everyone showing up every day. Next stop? 👀 Keep checking in ↓

DI is now discoverable on @BNBCHAIN DappBay. 🔶 Another ecosystem. Another access point. The DI network keeps expanding, one integration at a time. Find us on DappBay ↓

DI has been discovered. 👀 We’re now live on @BitgetWallet . Search “DI” in the DApp ecosystem and access Decentralized Intelligence directly from your wallet. One more gateway. More to come.

DI is now live on @wallet ⚡️ You can now discover and access DI directly through the OKX Wallet DApp ecosystem. One more gateway into Decentralized Intelligence. Discover. Connect. Explore. Search “Decentralized Intelligence” on OKX Wallet to get started.

We’re now LIVE on @BNBCHAIN 🔶 To celebrate the launch, our Check-in Campaign is officially open: ✓ Check in for 15 / 30 Days → NFT Whitelist ✓ Earn Points → Participation Weight & Product Utility ✓ NFT Holders → More to unlock. 🪂 🔗 This is just the beginning. Event Engine is coming next.

Next stops: Hong Kong → Taipei. ✈️ 🇭🇰 Bitcoin Asia @Bitcoinconfasia 🇹🇼 FutureMode @TaipeiWeek DI is on the road, connecting intelligence across Asia. See you out there. 👋

The eternal debate on prediction market resolutions comes down to whether event contracts should be resolved based on the “spirit of the market,” or based on textualism (the most literal definition of the rules). If I’m being completely honest, I don’t have a particular preference as both sides carry merit. What I think matters more is that once a market is created, the rules need to be immutable. Additional context and clarifications are strictly damaging. Why? Because they create inconsistencies in precedence. Polymarket sometimes issues clarifications in the “spirit of a market,” and other times lets markets resolve off flawed but literal interpretations of the rules. That approach just leaves all sides unhappy.