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Zero Knowledge Proof Pods Pay Up to $300 Daily for AI Tasks, Can Polkadot’s Drop & ICP’s Surge Compete?
The post Zero Knowledge Proof Pods Pay Up to $300 Daily for AI Tasks, Can Polkadot’s Drop & ICP’s Surge Compete? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Crypto Presales Discover how Zero Knowledge Proof and its AI-based Proof Pods redefine earning potential while Polkadot and ICP face contrasting trends. Find out why ZKP leads as the best crypto to buy for 2025. Recent market patterns highlight a major split between momentum and genuine utility across key digital assets. Polkadot (DOT) continues to slip below the $2.87 level even after launching its new Asset Hub and enforcing a hard supply cap. Meanwhile, Internet Computer (ICP) jumped 37% following the debut of its “Caffeine” AI engine, showing renewed excitement for blockchain-powered artificial intelligence projects. Yet, Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP) expands this movement by offering a physical gateway through its Proof Pods, small AI devices that process computations and reward users daily. Backed by a $100 million self-funded development pool and transparent presale auction system, the project merges blockchain with artificial intelligence to create measurable and lasting earning opportunities for users. Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP) Proof Pods Turn AI Computing into Passive Earnings Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP) provides an interactive bridge to the growing AI sector. Instead of operating as a speculative asset, it builds real engagement through its Proof Pods, compact units performing live AI-related computational tasks. Each Proof Pod validates secure algorithmic functions and machine learning operations across the network, helping decentralize AI while rewarding participants. This structure enables users to generate consistent passive earnings by supplying processing power that supports private AI workloads. The project is already built and financed through a $100 million in-house fund, aiming to go operational from the first day of presale auctions. Currently, the whitelist is open for a limited period, granting early access to daily presale auctions where 200 million coins will be distributed transparently every 24 hours. This “build-first” concept stands apart from speculative promises often seen in the market.…
Winnipeg visits Calgary in Western Conference action
Winnipeg visits Calgary in Western Conference action
Seattle Socialist Wins Mayor Race After Late Ballot Dumps and Eight Days of Counting [WATCH]
Seattle Socialist Wins Mayor Race After Late Ballot Dumps and Eight Days of Counting [WATCH]
Billy Strong
MARSHALL A memorial service for Billy Strong, 67, of Marshall, Texas will be held at 11: 00 a. m., Saturday, November 15, 2025, at Cypress Valley Bible Church in Marshall. Mr. Strong passed away on November 11, 2025, at his home in Marshall, Texas. Arrangements by Downs Funeral Home.
Why Circle’s Stock Has Fallen Back to Its IPO Opening Price
The post Why Circle’s Stock Has Fallen Back to Its IPO Opening Price appeared com. Circle’s (CRCL) stock has erased nearly all of its post-IPO gains, retracing back to its opening price despite strong third-quarter earnings and accelerating USDC growth. The sharp reversal reflects rising supply pressure, expiring lockups, and a shifting stablecoin market, all while major institutions turn increasingly bullish on Circle’s long-term moat. Circle Round-Trips Its Entire Post-IPO Rally Stablecoins remain one of the most promising use cases of crypto, dominated by Tether and Circle. However, the latter, Circle, is the only major issuer that allows public investors to invest, with its IPO in early June attracting an explosive volume of interest or subscription. Sponsored Sponsored *CIRCLE IPO IS SAID TO BE OVER 25 TIMES OVERSUBSCRIBED *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) June 4, 2025 Nonetheless, despite initial interest, it has wiped out all the gains. MoonRock Capital founder Simon Dedic noted that CRCL has basically round-tripped its entire run and is now back at its IPO opening price. Cirlce (CRCL) Price Performance. He also noted that today marks an unlock for early investors, meaning a significant portion of the supply could enter the market as Circle IPO investors capitulate. In his opinion, this could add short-term volatility but also create attractive entry points. This round trip brings to mind the fact that Coinbase IPO investors recorded their first profits on July 21, 2025, nearly four years after the company went public. Strong Q3 Results Contrast with Circle Stock Decline While the stock retraced, Circle’s fundamentals strengthened. App Economy Insights highlighted Circle’s Q3 numbers: Sponsored Sponsored USDC circulation up 108% YoY to $74 billion Revenue up 66% YoY to $740 million (a $40 million beat) Adjusted EBITDA up 78% YoY to $166.
The fastest agent in the race has the best evals
Ryan welcomes Benjamin Klieger, lead engineer at Groq, to explore the infrastructure behind AI agents, how you can turn a one-minute agent into a ten-second agent, and how they used fast inference and effective evals to build their efficient and reliable Compound agent.
dYdX Community Approves Major Shift: 75% of Protocol Revenue Now Goes to DYDX Buybacks
The dYdX Foundation has confirmed a major change to the protocol’s revenue distribution. The community has officially voted to approve the proposal to allocate 75% of protocol revenue to DYDX buybacks. The shift takes effect immediately, marking one of the largest redistributions since the chain’s launch. The update moves the protocol from a 25% buyback model to a 75% model. In practice, this means three out of every four dollars earned through trading fees will now be used to purchase DYDX on the open market. The change is designed to increase direct buying pressure, tighten token supply over time, and The post dYdX Community Approves Major Shift: 75% of Protocol Revenue Now Goes to DYDX Buybacks appeared first.
Newly-appointed San Francisco Supervisor Beya Alcaraz agrees to resign from role: mayor
The 28-year-old came under fire almost immediately after her appointment a week ago, about her lack of political experience, and her rocky management of a pet store that she owned until recently in the city’s Sunset District.
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