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co-founder and chief intern @nufflelabs, host chain abstracted @nearprotocol, previously @nearfoundation, @georgiatech and @imperialcollege
Aug 13 20 tweets 6 min read
How much security does your AVS need?

@tarunchitra from @gauntlet_xyz delivered a presentation during the Brussels Restaking Day.

It's a packed presentation. I'd recommend watching it if you have 30 spare minutes.

If not, I will try to break this down in a couple tweets 🧵 Image Restaking platforms are decentralized matching markets.

That's a sentence packed with a lot of technical terms!

Let's start by breaking down what matching markets are.
Jul 22 14 tweets 3 min read
Ethereum suffers from state and liquidity fragmentation, and extended finality times (12 minutes).

The Nuffle Fast Finality Layer (NFFL) @eigenlayer AVS, previously known as the NEAR Fast Finality Layer, is a solution to this.

Let's deep dive into how this works 🧵 Image NFFL is a universal, secure, and fast finality layer, enhancing interoperability between all L2s using EigenLayer security.

Applications can utilize the NFFL to build cross-chain applications that finalize in 3-4 seconds, improving cross-chain UX.
Jan 14 9 tweets 2 min read
The time has come 🐉

@dragonbot_xyz Twitter, waitlist, and website are live 🫡

Dragonbot is an ultra-fast, non-custodial, secure Telegram bot to trade tokens on the @NEARProtocol, empowered by its fast finality and unique account model!

Let's have a deep dive 🧵 Image 1/ Dragonbot is inspired by the explosion of Telegram bots thriving in other blockchain ecosystems!

It lets users trade NEP-141 (NEAR’s fungible token standard) on @finance_ref directly from a Telegram chat interface.
Dec 5, 2023 25 tweets 7 min read
Since we have announced our partnership with @eigenlayer, I have been getting the same question:

"What is @NEARProtocol's Super Fast Finality Layer (SFFL), and how does it help the Ethereum rollups?"

Here's a tweet thread about our partnership and what we are building 🧵 1/ If you are following me, you probably know about the @NEARProtocol.

To sum up, @NEARProtocol is a low-cost, scalable, and usable layer-one blockchain built for the Open Web.

What makes NEAR different is actualising the first ETH 2.0 Roadmap with sharding! Image