Sergei Sergienko


Kanal geosi va tili: ko‘rsatilmagan, Inglizcha


Entrepreneur, investor, founder of Chrono.tech - the first project that converts man-hours into currency value.
Projects:
LaborX.io
Сhrono.tech
TimeX.io
You can find out more about me here: Instagram.com/sergeichrono

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🎮 In one of his interviews, Elon Musk shared that not only is he into gaming, but he also ranks in the world’s top 20 Diablo IV players. He mentioned that video games require a high level of agility and focus, which means a gamer could make a great surgeon—or have plenty of other useful skills.

Not to brag but I game too, mostly on my Steam Deck. Might be time to give Diablo a shot.

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This is yet another reason why I love crypto. We could go on forever about the flaws in the traditional financial system. The truth is, that money was never really yours—it belongs to central banks.

Endless layers of taxation, inflation, corruption. Bitcoin can help save the economy.


Never copy an address from your transaction history—it can be altered by scammers. This is one of the most common types of fraud. Stay alert!

Recently, a user lost $150,000 by copying a wrong address.

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🤔 So I came across a very interesting X thread about paid listings. It all kicked off with the Tier1 project, which apparently had Binance demanding 15% of its total token supply just for a listing. You can imagine the rumors and hopes for DEXes taking over that followed.

In the midst of this, the CEO of Coinbase (fun fact: $TIME, the native token of Chrono.tech, is traded there) tried to promote the exchange by claiming they list projects for free. However, Andre Cronje, CEO of Fantom/Sonic, quickly shot that down.

Speaking of Fantom, did you know that LaborX is a proud partner? Check out the article.


💀 Rumors of Ethereum’s demise are exaggerated. Remember that price =/= tech. In fact, it’s a terrible metric for gauging influence and adoption in the short term.

Ethereum still dominates the Web3 space, with EVM chains and L2s exploding in number and users. It’s still the #1 set of technologies for decentralized computation.

Sure, there’s a lot of activity going on elsewhere – and that’s great. More competition means better technology overall.

Ethereum remains a hugely important part of the crypto world.


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Watching this video of gold transportation reminds me of what I used to tell everyone back in 2017. Crypto is simpler than fiat or gold: borderless transfers, minimal fees, transparency, and zero reliance on banks or armored trucks.

International transfers through SWIFT or SEPA can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks, as the payment chain can include up to five or more banks. Complications can pop up at any stage. In this sense, crypto with its instant transactions stands out as a much more reliable option.


🐿 Here’s a story that’s both amazing and heartbreaking. Back in 2017, Mark Longo found a tiny squirrel on the roadside. This little guy didn’t just become his pet; he won over the internet with all the funny videos Mark posted of him. But due to actions taken by the authorities, Pnut was taken away and put down.

No one expected the massive reaction online. Even big names, including Elon Musk, stepped up to support Mark and his squirrel.

Meanwhile, a token created in memory of the beloved pet skyrocketed, hitting a $120 million+ market cap. One trader made $1.7 million off the token’s surge, while another had a rougher run, locking in a $1k loss after missing out on a $1.6 million gain during the pump.

Market law in action: one’s loss is another’s gain.


🧠 Mini-apps might just be one of the smartest things Telegram has ever done. They represent a fundamental shift in the way we can deliver Web3 services.

Integrating a crypto wallet and opening up the platform so developers can create their own web applications, accessible from within Telegram groups and channels, was brilliant. It integrates two key aspects of the crypto space: community and payments.

This brings a whole new level of engagement and accessibility to the crypto space. The response has been overwhelming. The community has embraced them in their tens of millions.

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🔐 There are some great new privacy platforms coming to market. These new technologies promise to revolutionize the blockchain space by allowing users to encrypt any transaction, maintaining confidentiality from start to finish.

Some of the ones to watch are ZK proofs (Scroll and many other L2s), fully homomorphic encryption (Inco, Fhenix), and even garbled circuits (COTI).

They’re not ready yet, but they’re getting close. Get ready for it, because decentralized confidential computing (DeCC) at scale could change everything.

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⛓️ Yesterday, CZ made his first appearance after 'the break'. He got to Binance Blockchain Week in Dubai, and I had mixed feelings—his merch logo has changed to Giggle Academy.

I’ll surerly be keeping an eye on the project because education is KEY for our industry.

In the meantime, check out his pic with Hasbik.


💪 I keep thinking about the blockchain fundamentals. Decentralization is the superpower that allows us to move from Web2 to Web3. Web2 systems are inherently centralized, which means they cannot offer the benefits of Web3. Users just have to trust companies to do the right thing.

In reality, we know that trust is misplaced. Systems go down, platforms are hacked, data is leaked and sold, users are exploited.

We put so much emphasis on decentralization in Web3 because without it, we’d still be Web2.


🗳 Everyone’s buzzing about that voting terminal in Kentucky that didn't let voters select Donald Trump's name, and it’s giving Simpsons vibes. It did get me thinking: if we end up with 10 billion humanoid robots by 2040, how many epic fails are we in for?

Do you think it’s all just random, or is this some kind of episode directed by Matt Groening?

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🥷 Again on cybersecurity. Did you know that it's really easy to create "active" crypto addresses? You can write a script that generates several million wallets and make them conduct transactions, even using GPT. This technique is actively exploited by scammers.

Stay vigilant, my friends. Do not assess a project's reliability based on metrics that are so easy to manipulate.


🏴‍☠ MrBeast is now involved in an insider trading scandal. Apparently, he misled investors and used his influence to promote tokens, only to later sell them off. The price of some cryptocurrencies he advertised plummeted by over 90% while he made a good profit.

Regardless of all the controversy, I still find some of his videos entertaining.


🤔 Why is decentralization such a big deal in Web3? TL;DR it’s where ALL the benefits come from.

Decentralization is the foundation for blockchain’s openness, transparency, immutability (transactions cannot be altered once they’re confirmed), and security. Without decentralization, we lose all of these things.

Every one of these benefits has huge value. Collectively, they’re what make Web3 so special compared to Web2.

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🧑‍💻 On this day, 16 years ago, Satoshi Nakamoto introduced the Bitcoin Whitepaper—the foundation for a new financial system and an era of decentralization.

This idea has inspired millions of people, me included. Chrono.tech’s ecosystem wouldn’t have been possible without Bitcoin. Cheers to decentralization!


🛠 Moving on to Ethereum. Vitalik has posted about the protocol’s future, highlighting the Splurge.

The goals include enhancing the EVM for better performance, making user accounts more secure and user-friendly, optimizing transaction fees for greater efficiency, and exploring advanced cryptography.

In short, the Splurge aims to boost Ethereum's capabilities, ensuring it remains efficient and accessible for users as it evolves.


🎈But let’s not forget that crypto is not all about speculation. I’ve been watching as the Bitcoin ecosystem balloons in size and complexity. Once, Bitcoin was simple. It was digital gold; a store of value you could move frictionlessly and hold easily.

Now, there are dozens of layer-2 platforms and asset standards, supporting scaling, fungible tokens, NFT-like assets, and more. Bitcoiners (even Bitcoin maximalists) are divided: is this a good thing or a bad thing?

Ultimately, Bitcoin is an open protocol and people will use it however they want. There is no “right”; there is only consensus. Putting it another way, the market will decide what Bitcoin is and what it will become.


🥂 According to IntoTheBlock, 100% of Bitcoin addresses are in profit now.

There isn’t a single person left in the world with a loss on BTC. It’s pretty wild!

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I’m disturbed to hear about Hana’s experience. This is unacceptable behavior towards women, and as a father, I feel this deeply. It’s also reassuring to see such a strong response from the Web3 community.

If you or someone you know has faced a similar situation, please don’t hesitate to speak up. Your voice matters.

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