Most of the infra, tech, and laws humanity designed before 2026 were built for humans. That era is ending, and it will be disruptive for every human being on Earth, faster than even the most optimist scientist ever dreamed. A new species is conquering our communications and the network, it’s artificial. We’ll have cyborg-based AGI very soon. Expect a super fast discovery rate, a new world you could only watch in movies and you thought it’s a thousand years ahead. No it will happen in this century. It’s time to redesign everything, if you are slow you lost. Strike that… nothing is, or will ever be, the same again. Things that once took decades will take a couple of years at most. We need to scale. Intelligence is rapidly moving to the next stable layer on the Kardashev civilization scale.

There will be magic and record breaking jaw dropping tech. My advice, think of the new opportunities, startups and new trade flows these doors will open. I’m transferring everything to Sui, even cash.

Sui Programmable Tunnels ⚡ will break a record today. The date isn’t random. Happy Crypto TPS Independence Day, Happy 4th of July to everyone celebrating! Wishing you a wonderful day with family and friends 🇺🇸 See you later @ 9am PT, noon ET, 6PM CET for a historic livestream… @ hackathon mode for the last four weeks.

Great piece on Walrus Memory by @KhalaResearch. In my opinion what we feed into our LLMs today is closer to a copy of us than anything a social network ever held. Our private reasoning, business logic, medical questions, the work we would not show another human. It will define our identity down the road + our competitive edge. It’s clear that this memory needs to be portable, so it moves with you across models + vendors. It should be accessible on your terms where you set the rules for who reads what. And it needs to be verifiable so agentic workflows can be built on top of it. This for me is when we see the full force of what agents can do

Believe it or not there exists a secure digital signature algorithm with empty signature bytes. Literally sending zero bytes and sign real messages. I can apply it already in multiple blockchains. More soon I’m really shocked 😮 about this property and it’s actually safe to use it. What the heck…

Ever wondered if a team could top a World Cup group with just 3 points? Mathematically, it can! If all 6 group matches end in draws, every team finishes on 3 points, and the group winner is decided by tiebreakers. What’s even more surprising is that in the most balanced World Cup groups, the odds of all six matches ending in draws may be as high as 1 in ~650–1100 (~3^6 if with a draw you triple your money)… far more likely than I expected. FYI it never happened yet, the best I can recall is World Cup 1994 Group E between Italy, Ireland, Mexico, Norway. All teams finished on 4 points and 0 goal diff, iirc the only men’s World Cup group ever where everyone ended level on both.

BREAKING 💥 today @CumberlandSays, @swissborg, and @0xfluid joined the institutions already building on hashi along with @BitGo, @ereborbank, @FalconXGlobal, @Bullish, @BlockdaemonHQ, and @Ledger these are some of the deepest pools of capital in the market, and they are choosing to build bitcoin finance on sui

Your AI agent's memory is probably stuck inside one app. Walrus Memory (@WalrusProtocol) fixes that with an MCP that creates memories as you chat, then can recall them anywhere - Claude Code, Pi, etc. Portable and actually owned by you!

"What's the elevator pitch you'd give someone who has no idea what Sui is doing?" I asked Kostas Chalkias (@kostascrypto), co-founder of the team behind @SuiNetwork, former lead cryptographer on Facebook's Libra, to explain it in plain terms. "You still pay to move your own money between banks on the same continent. We broke that. You can send money for free." "You log in with a Google account. No long passwords, no seed phrases to memorize. For the first time, using a blockchain feels like using anything else you already use." "And it's not just for trading anymore. We built the memory layer for AI agents, heavy data, big operations, things you simply can't do on other chains." "Imagine an agent buying 1% of the Burj Khalifa, selling it for gold, converting to dollars, all in one transaction. For that you need real speed. I can't see how the slower chains do it." Translation: most chains are still selling crypto to crypto people. Kostas is describing something else, infrastructure invisible enough that a normal user never thinks about the blockchain, and fast enough that the next users won't even be human. That's a different bet than "number go up." If your grandmother could use a blockchain without knowing it, would that change how big this gets?

Sui’s programmable object model is built for universal compatibility. @kostascrypto: "We're the only one who can be so flexible." With 128KB capacity, it supports complex multi-sigs and batch execution; ready for whatever math comes next.

Multi-party computation (MPC) for secret management. Compared to traditional k-out-of-n threshold committees, MPC encryptors enable dynamic addition and removal of participants without requiring key resharing or system reinitialization. This provides significantly greater scalability, operational flexibility, and committee optionality. In certain settings, it can also help address regulatory and compliance requirements, including aspects of GDPR, while opening the door to a broader range of encryption-driven applications such as confidential transactions, AI agent data protection, verifiable audits, and secure programmable data-sharing systems.

actively working on specialized Sui circuit boards for new hyper affordable and obfuscated hardware wallets. Secretly spending a few weekend nights 🦉and I’m now welcoming the 1st series of Sui PCBs. Nothing would be possible w/o the mighty @GustavoBelbruno

If you're a king, queen, president, prime minister, emir, sultan, or any leader of a country, make the development of innovative LLM infrastructure, AI algorithms, and supporting hardware TAX-FREE for at least the next decade. Not for companies that simply use AI, but for those building better AI models and the infrastructure behind them. Provide incentives to bring back expat talent. If you do, your country might have a chance to survive what’s coming.

Ironically, payment lightning ⚡️ channels may be the perfect environment for stateful post-quantum signatures. One of the biggest criticisms of stateful hash-based signatures like XMSS is that you must never sign 2 different messages with the same leaf. Channels already have a strictly increasing state counter, so you can simply map: State i → XMSS leaf i Surprisingly, this isn’t just a cryptographic property, but an economic one. In a well-designed lightning ⚡️ channel, signing 2 different states with the same counter is already irrational, even with ECDSA, because the counterparty can challenge the stale state and invalidate or penalize your attempt. The protocol already discourages equivocation. XMSS just aligns its security model with the protocol’s incentives. What was a wow realization from my today’s hacks? Sometimes the best use case for a stateful primitive is a stateful protocol. Checking edge cases…

After today’s Anthropic news, decentralized AI memory feels more important than ever. We may be witnessing a pivotal moment in human history, one that will shape who controls artificial intelligence and how it is accessed for generations to come. 🙏 Walrus Memory

Mysten Labs (@Mysten_Labs) Co-Founder Kostas (@kostascrypto) argues that your AI memory could soon become more valuable than all of your historical online data combined: "Agents are amnesiacs. You start a new session, they don't remember you, and they don't know your preferences." "Everything your agent has learned from you, for your work, your preferences and your own secrets, is arguably more valuable than your data ever was in the past, including your social footprint, emails and search history." "That's why we built memory around four principles: portability, verifiability, encryption and programmability." "For the first time, people can have real cryptographic ownership of their digital identity rather than relying on passwords and fragmented accounts."

Today, it’s just your AI memory. In the next 5–10 years, it could become a smarter digital clone of you, scary but one capable of predicting your decisions, preferences and even your next moves with remarkable accuracy. I’m not joking. Be careful how you interact with public LLMs and what you feed them. If you do it the wrong way, it may already be too late. Make sure you own and control how your data is processed. That data is you, your brain. A poorly governed AI may remember them forever. In a world shaped by geopolitics, your memories could be harvested and exploited without you ever realizing it. Many people criticize Web3, and sometimes for valid reasons. But some projects have the potential to fundamentally improve fairness and digital sovereignty for humanity. Truly, one example is Walrus Memory and I’m proud of starting a new era of our data for ourselves.

One truth just discussed in @etnshow For years, people worried about what they posted on social media. Their photos, likes, comments, and social graphs became the product. The AI era changes everything: For the first time, we're not just sharing our actions, we're sharing our thoughts, intentions, goals, fears, ideas, and reasoning. AI memory is becoming a digital extension of our minds, yet very few people think about who controls it, who can access it, how and when it's shared, or where it lives. After spending many years at Meta as a lead cryptographer enhancing people's privacy, the more I think about it, the more I realize that AI memory may become even more sensitive than social media ever was... That's why Walrus Memory is more important than even I originally believed.