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ross.wei (@z0r0zzz) on X

@kennyistyping ive seen 9 figs burned in the space without the kind of transparency of a poidh breakdown of 5k bounty 😂 keep refreshing

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Brock (@brockoliiiii) on X

the capital formation layer is getting exciting. in bull markets, everyone thinks crypto is going to replace twitter, banks, and world hunger. in bear markets, everything is stripped back, and we’re forced to ask ourselves: **what is crypto actually good at?** the answer is

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Encrypt The Mempool! - Provide feedback on the draft EIPs

### Deliverable: Provide feedback on the draft EIPs (8105 & 8184) to encrypt the public mempool on Ethereum Mainnet. ### Reference / Background Materials: - EIP-8105: Universal Enshrined Encrypted Mempool - https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-8105 - https://blog.shutter.network/introducing-the-universal-enshrined-encrypted-mempool-eip/ - https://ethereum-magicians.org/t/hegota-headliner-proposal-eip-8105-universal-enshrined-encrypted-mempool-eem/27448 - EIP-8184: LUCID - https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-8184 - https://ethereum-magicians.org/t/hegota-headliner-lucid-encrypted-mempool/27658 ### Suggested Topics: - dealing with key withholding attacks - leveraging FRAME transactions to simplify and future-proof the protocol - improving transaction execution quality - allowing monetization of benign backrunning - changes which could accelerate adoption once implemented - analyzing impact on different applications ### Eligibility: - open to anyone - special invitation for Ethereum core developers and researchers, client teams, and Ethereum Protocol Fellows ### Submit A Claim: 1. Add 0.01 to this bounty pool (use the “add funds” button below) 2. Create a new topic on the ‘POIDH Bounty: Provide Feedback on the Draft EIPS” category on the Shutter Forum (https://shutternetwork.discourse.group/c/mev/poidh-bounty-provide-feedback-on-the-draft-eips/23), including: - your address (which you used to add funds to this bounty) - your name (or pseudonym) - your title / role / experience (optional) - your contact info (optional) - your feedback on the draft EIPs 3. Submit your claim on this page, including: - a fun cover image - a link to your Shutter Forum topic ### Discussion & Refinement After posting your feedback on the Shutter Forum, you may continue to discuss and make refinements. Feedback will be evaluated based on the entire revision history and "final" state at the deadline. ### Minimum Submission Requirements Feedback must include at least one of the following: - identification of a technical limitation, risk, or attack vector - a proposed improvement to the design - analysis of tradeoffs between alternative approaches - discussion of implementation complexity or deployment considerations - economic analysis related to MEV, censorship resistance, or incentives Simple expressions of support or agreement are not eligible. Comments that do not fit the minimum submission requirement may be removed from the forum discussion and associated claims will be hidden on this page. ### Deadline: EOD July 30 ### Selection: After the deadline, contributors will vote to award the bounty pool to one winner or to cancel the bounty (if there are no high quality submissions).

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POIDH Bounty Review Complete

Thank you to everyone who took the time to engage with our POIDH bounty “Encrypt The Mempool! Provide feedback on the draft EIPs”. We received six claims, and we want to share where the review landed. The Review Our core protocol devs spent two full working days going through all six submissions in detail against the draft EIPs and existing literature. We wanted to give each one a fair reading. Our assessment is that five of the six did not surface new insight; they largely restated material ...

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BINARY PIXELS — FIND SOMETHING IN RANDOMNESS

Mint a Binary Pixels. Already own one? Mint a new one for this challenge. Then: 1. Take a screenshot/photo showing that the Binary Pixes belongs to you. 2. Look at your randomly generated 9×9 pattern. 3. Tell us what you see — and why you think it belongs in this contest. We’re looking for Binary Pixels that somehow resemble: 🔤 a letter 🔢 a number 🐾 an animal 🌱 a plant It doesn’t have to be obvious. Interpretation is part of the game. The most convincing / surprising discovery wins. Your Pixel. Your interpretation. Pure randomness. Deadline: 5 September, 23:59 UTC

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deployer (@0xDeployer) on X

cryptos #1 use case since inception has been liquid speculation

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_gabrielShapir0 (@lex_node) on X

I honestly think something is broken in my brain to still be focusing 100% on crypto, participating in governance, etc. Most of my friends/colleagues have at least "quiet-quit", at most just kind of doing it as a job. I've tried to talk myself out of it but can't.