Polkadot (DOT)

The spot $DOT ETF just saw its first net inflows in two months! @21shares spot @Polkadot ETF clocked +$359k in net inflows on June 8. While still small, this marked the products first day of positive flows since as far back as April 13. $TDOT now holds more than 1 in every 200 $DOT tokens and, if inflows continue, this metric could increase significantly.

A quick look at LocalDOT – a peer-to-peer marketplace for swapping physical cash for digital tokens – and back – built entirely on Polkadot. https://t.co/JoCkANqlq9

When apps and platforms are free, you are the business model. @Web3Foundation estimates $6,563 extracted per US user per year and $393,785 over a person’s digital lifetime. Playground . dot is where you start building the alternative. At Web3 Summit, we’re unveiling a prototype build environment for devs and everyone curious to build and deploy Dapps on @Polkadot in <1 hour. No prior experience. No fees. No setup. 1. Start with a working app. 2. Mod it with AI tools. 3. Deploy to a live sandbox environment. Your prototype gets a .dot domain and shows up in the shared showcase at the Summit for everyone there to find, mod, and build on. June 18–19. Berlin.

It seems that you can get some nice screenshots of the new Polkadot t3rminal / W3S Pay from these newly public repos, if you ask your AI friend nice enough. These are the "merchant/terminal" part – i.e. what a vendor sets up when you are purchasing something from them. https://t.co/p5Y9Vbq2R1

Still trying to wrap my head around how $PDYN is valued at 400M MC, while we have $DOT at 1.8B and $ZEC at 10B Fair value is fair https://t.co/6nLcoHw9ej

If you spend more than 10 seconds on this you can find even more stuff – my Claude found something called "W3S Coin" and I asked it to find me more info about it. It looks like some private transfer system, pretty cool. Yes — quite a lot, actually. "W3S Coin" isn't a repo (repo: null, w3f: true = internally W3F-deployed). It's the Web3 Summit deployment of "Coinage" — Polkadot's private, bearer "cash" payment system. Here's everything I pulled from public code/docs: What Coinage is A UTXO-like, privacy-preserving bearer-cash system where a coin literally is an sr25519 secret key: - Transfers happen off-chain via private-key handoff — whoever holds the secret holds the value (cash-like). Coins can be "spent" or "sniped" (someone else claims first). - Privacy: uses ring-VRF proofs; cashing out to external accounts needs "matured recycler vouchers"; secrets are transmitted over the Statement Store, encrypted with ECIES / ephemeral P-256 keys. - Firewalled from products — apps never see coin secr