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The report made numerous false claims about the use of AI by organisations including UBS, claiming the Swiss bank 'integrates AI agents across investment advisory, risk management and compliance monitoring'.

@Shilllin One of the most important lessons of product management: What your users say they want is often very different what they actually want The author of the post above is in the top 1% of React-with-Video users. Since making that post, his volume has only accelerated.

Qubitor $QBT is a Base-launched post-quantum security ecosystem built around the next migration in crypto security. CA: 0x24D621B1f5f1CF295313C88dC331012140e52D54 The first focus is the account and operations layer: wallets, smart accounts, bridge controls, admin keys, sequencer/operator keys, governance, and upgrade authority. Qubitor Network is developing a post-quantum execution layer track with PQ-native accounts, ML-DSA verification, and no-default-EOA architecture. Quanta Wallet is the official wallet/account layer owned and maintained by Qubitor, built for smart accounts, safer key management, hybrid signing paths, recovery, and future post-quantum upgrades. Quantum resistance is not a single switch. It is a full-stack migration. Liquidity Lock: - Liquidity is locked for 365 days and will be extended 3 months before unlock. Qubitor Foundation: - 3.33% supply locked for 3 months. This allocation is reserved for Tier 1 CEX listing preparation. - 3.33% supply locked for 6 months. This allocation is reserved for ecosystem expansion after launch. Qubitor's direction goes beyond the first market phase, with focus on account-layer security, stronger wallet infrastructure, safer signer models, recovery systems, key rotation, and future post-quantum readiness. This work needs room to grow properly. It involves development, testing, integrations, audits, infrastructure support, and long-term planning. - 3.33% supply locked for 1 year. This is Qubitor's long-term strategic reserve. It is reserved for bigger growth phases such as major partnerships, exchange expansion, market-making support, ecosystem incentives, audits, product development, wallet infrastructure, marketing, grants, and future integrations. The lock keeps this allocation out of early circulation while giving Qubitor room to support larger opportunities when the ecosystem is ready.

" If SpaceX didn't work, Founders Fund would not exist." " We bet our careers on SpaceX." " At Founders Fund, we weren't trying to do portfolio management. We were trying to put the most money into the best companies possible." — Brian Singerman (@briansin) on @elonmusk

We are unifying profile management in Hermes Agent starting today. Now the dashboard allows switching management to any of your agent profiles on the machine. No more running multiple dashboards to manage each profile! Also soon, you will only need one gateway to access all of your agents. This will enable us to progress toward full and true isolated multi-tenant solutions in the future.

Almost 12 years ago, I left @DRWTrading with @wesarn_real to start @digitalasset. @ShaulKfir joined us shortly after. The name felt right. The idea was simple but audacious: build a global settlement system that is asset agnostic. One that doesn’t eliminate banks, exchanges, and intermediaries, but tears down the barriers keeping people from accessing assets and settling at a fraction of today’s cost. A new financial world, built for the end consumer. We knew institutional adoption was the path. We just didn’t know how long it would take. We failed. We made bad decisions. There are things we would have done differently. But we never let go of our North Star, even when people around us were convinced we had no idea what we were doing. That focus, conviction, and most of all, patience, led us to launching @CantonNetwork. And the results speak for themselves. Today is a new chapter in that story. I’m proud to announce that @a16zcrypto is leading our latest round, joined by some of the giants of the global financial system, including @ABNAMRO, ADIA, @apolloglobal, @BNPParibasCIB, @Broadridge, @citsecurities, @CMEVentures, @cbventures, Green Wolf Asset Management, @Hanwha_Official, @HSBC, @icapitalnetwork, @LCVentures, @OptiverGlobal, @polychain, @R136Ventures, @SPGlobal, @sbigroup, @smash_capital, @SoFi, @Tradeweb, and @WilliamBlair, and others we’ll be naming shortly. Twelve years ago, I could not have imagined building alongside partners of this caliber. $CC today processes the highest fees of any institutional blockchain network. And we’re just getting started. What’s coming later this year is just as exciting. None of this happens without the builders, the ones who show up to weekly tokenomics meetings, dial into operations subcommittees, spend nights and weekends building apps on Canton, and show up on @X to cheer this ecosystem forward. You are not just supporters. You are partners. I’m honored to be on this journey with you. On a personal note: @a16z hits differently for me. Ben’s book The Hard Thing About Hard Things was one I kept coming back to during the hard stretches. Having his firm lead this round is meaningful in a way that’s hard to put into words. So I’ll let him do it: “The hard thing isn’t setting a big, audacious goal. The hard thing is spending sleepless nights trying to achieve it. The hard thing isn’t dreaming big. The hard thing is waking up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat when the dream turns into a nightmare. Motivating yourself by watching YouTube shorts or Instagram reels isn’t the hard thing. The hard thing is working every day and being consistent even if you feel like shit. The hard thing isn’t boasting you could achieve anything. The hard thing is working like hell to achieve something. The hard thing isn’t believing in yourself. The hard thing is getting things done when nobody believes in you, even when you doubt yourself. The hard thing isn’t telling yourself that you must achieve the impossible. The hard thing is toiling hard every day for years despite knowing that success is too uncertain.”

One aspect of @AntarcticWallet that deserves more attention is its focus on usability at scale. A lot of crypto products are designed for individual transactions. The real challenge begins when communities, businesses, and growing teams need to manage hundreds of users, payments, and interactions efficiently. That's where strong infrastructure matters. The most valuable tools are often not the ones with the longest feature lists, but the ones that simplify complex processes behind the scenes. Reducing operational friction, improving transaction management, and creating a smoother experience for users can have a significant impact over time. As digital finance continues to mature, platforms that prioritize practical utility and operational efficiency will likely play an increasingly important role. That's one of the reasons I'm interested in following the development of @AntarcticWallet.