Helping dApps with FAST Subgraphs and Data for any blockchain⛓. Founder @ormilabs. 👨👩👧👦Dad life x2 . 🎓Cornell. Ex-Microsoft. Chromium Maintainer
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Hi. If ECC gets broken, there will be nobody left alive. We will have nuked each other before someone even thinks about bitcorn.
Hi. If elliptic curves are broken so that any exposed public key leads to compromise, and it's not by white hat hackers who save everyone's assets first, your coins are going to zero. Having them in bunker mode is not going to help you. They are still worth zero.
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Another bonkers day in superintelligence land.
I asked my engineering assistant bot, Specs, to write a guest blog posts for other bots needing to access x402 services. Specs happens to be a Grok @bot, but the instructions should work for anyone.
Without prompting he quoted @HarryStebbings (I follow him, but it didn't occur to me that Specs knew that) and even thanked @v1nvn , one of my colleagues.
I didn't touch a word of the post.
testril.ai/blog/a-bot-earns-…
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victor | ormi retweeted
what actually chokes liquid cooling buildout: brazed plate heat exchangers, CDU control valves, vapor chambers. physical components with 15-month lead times and no shortcut.
Kaori Heat Treatment makes the BPHEs that sit inside every CDU loop. Belimo supplies the actuators and valves that regulate coolant flow through those loops. both are structural chokepoints, not interchangeable commodity suppliers.
AI rack density is the demand driver here. as racks push past 100kW, the thermal load has to go somewhere, and air cooling stops being viable.
15 months to source key components means decisions made today shape deployments in 2027-2028
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I recently spent a month in Asia, including 10 days in China, where I met with senior policy makers in several countries, and I found that over the past few months, there has been a big shift in the world order. I share my perspective in my latest article.
As always, I welcome your questions and thoughts.
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Thucydides Trap is the modern academic rendition of something that Thucydides never said.
People who bring up Thucydides Trap almost have never never read the Peloponnesian war.
They throw the terms around to sound educated like how ignorant people call everything AI.
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$300M+ in daily volume. 16,000+ traders. Zero tolerance for stale data.
How Ostium built the data layer behind their onchain trading platform with Ormi Subgraphs.
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Dear @SuperhumanMail , you used to be the only non-BS actually delightful, useful SaaS subscription that I actually need.
Now you are bloated bundled with bunch of Grammarly garbage that no-one needs.
Mark my words, you will die by the hands of open source community in no time.
RIP one of the best SaaS subscription.
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Balancer's data doesn't just power @Balancer. Other protocols build on top of it.
At that level, the indexing layer has to be something the team trusts and not something they keep verifying.
New case study on how they got there with Ormi:
blog.ormilabs.com/balancer-r…
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Has anyone legitimately came up with a better email alternative than @SuperhumanMail in this era?
I canceled my Superhuman subscription 2 months ago decided to vibe code the entire experience with mixture of gmail filters done by Claude + thunderbird (linux) tinkering.
overall the search sucked, the mail client is slow and filters created by Claude is actually dumb by grouping invoices into marketing email... we nearly got our production server shutoff because Claude put emails in the wrong folder.
If anyone has a better email answer let me know. really don't want to pay $20/month again for another SaaS subscription.
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Subgraphs, data lakes, and streaming pipelines are compared as if they’re interchangeable.
They’re not.
Each optimizes for a different tradeoff: latency, throughput, or freshness. You don’t get all three.
What matters is how the system behaves in real-time.
Learn more: blog.ormilabs.com/subgraphs-…
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victor | ormi retweeted
Kudos to @realvicfei for a fun chat about making blockchains boring and @JKim_Tran for being a great host! 🙌🏼
"Financial scenarios are the top priority — that's where blockchain is needed."
AI agents buying and transferring value — blockchain is the financial rail that supports this.
— Eugene @easeev, founder of Chainstack 🛠️
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victor | ormi retweeted
We sat down with @ormilabs founder @realvicfei to unpack the state of blockchain infrastructure in 2026.
AI agents, tokenization, indexing, and why nodes were never designed to serve data at scale.
Full episode 👇🏻
piped.video/watch?v=wwculJnU…
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An AI agent can have a verified identity, pay for API access, and still make bad decisions.
Why? Stale data, reorgs, partially decoded state.
The part of the agent stack nobody's talking enough about is the data layer underneath.
We wrote about what agent-grade blockchain data actually requires: blog.ormilabs.com/ai-agents-…
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Panther Lake is a real turning point for Intel. I've been on AMD since switching to Linux, but with 18A delivering Gelsinger's dream from 2021, it's a privilege to run blue again on the laptop side. And Intel working directly to get the most out of it on Omarchy is just 🌟.
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Anyone who writes their own indexing server is going down the wrong path. It's a lot more complicated than it looks - @DerekBarrera
We broke down how his team at @steerprotocol went from custom indexers to a multi-provider setup powering 300+ markets across 45+ chains 👇
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