There was never a market for what an asset is worth in a future that has not arrived and Multiverse markets are that market! I wrote a piece on how they work and where they break. The odds were never the point, the world was.

By building with Arcium on Solana, you have first-mover advantage on all these unbuilt primitives onchain: - Dark Pools - Encrypted Voting - Raffles or Lotteries - Commit-Reveal Markets - Poker or Blackjack - Private Perps - Anything with randomness, access control or threshold decryption If it needs privacy to make markets efficient, protect the consumer, or exist at all, it can be built. Go zero to one and build with Arcium.

Information markets are quite literally one of the top 3 most interesting things happening in markets today. Just like how millions already check Polymarket for election odds instead of the polls, people will also look to markets for: - Which decision best achieves a goal - What happens to markets if an event occurs - How outcomes depend on each other - The full range of what could happen - Who's consistently right - What people actually think - Insights surfaced by informed participants - Where the world's attention is heading

Yes, you read that correctly: the majority present voted _against_ chat control. But due to the absurdly undemocratic, illegal, procedure they're using, it comes into law anyway after being rejected multiple times before in previous votes. Insane.

20 years ago the Pentagon, Google, and the CIA all tried to price information with markets. Today the idea moves tens of billions a month, and it's splintering into markets for every kind of information. I spent the last few weeks mapping all of it: over a dozen market types, the structures underneath them, and who's building each one. Feedback is appreciated! If I missed any projects or market types let me know=)

Every confidential AI cloud today trusts a CPU TEE somewhere in the stack. Those chips have had over a dozen published exploits since 2020, including key extraction and forged attestation. Arcium Blackthorn removes the CPU TEE from the trust chain entirely.

New ATH for encrypted money in umbra: - web app live: any wallet works with umbra - live on app store - private payroll live, seeing huge interest - private vesting available - bridge live alongside the web launch umbra is now at an inflection point with distribution across all platforms, payroll and vesting recently available, and increased SDK integrations, umbra is in a pristine position for TVL to explode. everything's in place. number go up.

The mechanism that priced Google's IPO has never worked on-chain. We're opening Raise Zero - the first public sealed-bid uniform-price auction on @solana Every founders today face the problem of how to price tokens fairly while avoiding bots or whales outbidding everyone. Sealed-bid uniform-price auctions are how Google IPO'd in 2004. How the U.S. Treasury clears $20T+ in bonds a year. They're the gold standard for credible price discovery - but they've never worked on-chain, because blockchains are transparent by design. Sealed bids need privacy that didn't exist... Together with @Arcium we're changing that. Their MPC network runs computation directly on encrypted data, without ever revealing it. If you've ever lost a fair allocation to a bot, or watched a "discovery" round clear at a number that had nothing to do with price discovery... Test the first Sealed Bid Auction on Solana:

The weakest part of on-chain raises is still the initial valuation. That is why we chose sealed-bid auctions for Crafts raises and built Raise Zero to let anyone try them with mockUSDC. This auction logic has priced U.S. Treasuries for decades and was used in Google’s IPO. With Arcium, we’re bringing it on-chain. For Crafts-issued Stakeholder Tokens linked to company upside, this matters even more. The first price should come from conviction, not information advantage. So we built a no-risk version: 1. Claim mockUSDC 2. Analyze the mock projects 3. Set commit amount, set max FDV, or accept market Try it yourself: