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$SHM

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Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 4 source posts analyzed

@rocketdoc_eth

I wonder what the growth of . @RobinhoodApp does to that estimate? $tibbir Billions are just the beginning

@0xmelissa19

Everyone says they’re “early.” Very few have the patience to actually be early. Being early means showing up before the hype. Before the influencers. Before the green candles. That’s where conviction is tested. I’m keeping my helmet on with @Turbro_Sol CA:

A colorful cartoon illustration of an astronaut character with 'TURBRO' on its helmet, surrounded by aliens, planets, and text reading 'ZOOM!', 'MAX FUN!', and 'NO GRAVITY NO PROBLEM!'.

AI visual note: A colorful cartoon illustration of an astronaut character with 'TURBRO' on its helmet, surrounded by aliens, planets, and text reading 'ZOOM!', 'MAX FUN!', and 'NO GRAVITY NO PROBLEM!'.

@Kyrannio

There is tremendous alpha in using Pokee at the moment :)

@reddit

Migration path for Circom users I've been working on my own open-source zkSTARK engine called Starkom, currently based on DEEP-FRI but planning to migrate to WHIR. It's written in Rust and also compiles to WebAssembly, so there's no problem in using it in JavaScript. With the quantum threat getting closer and closer I've been thinking about building a simple circuit language compiler on top of it. The Starkom language would be almost identical to Circom and provide a very easy migration path for everyone using Circom today. For example, the circuit from Vitalik's PLONK tutorial could be written in Starkom as follows:

Contributing Voices for $SHM

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