Agent identity gets real when the action stays inspectable. This week showed that through Wager Predict, ProofSnap receipts, and x402 licensing trails. Read: https://docs.numbersprotocol.io/introduction/weekly-summary/2026/24-jul-2026 Keep the receipt with the handoff. ___ Numbers Protocol Website|Capture|NSE Discord|Twitter|TG News|Instagram|Youtube|LinkedIn|Reddit

NEW: Ambire informs you if an ENS receiving address has changed since you last sent funds to it. This notification prevents you from sending funds to a potentially undesired address.

⚠️ Scheduled Technical Maintenance Circle and Limbo games will be temporarily suspended today at 15:00 UTC ⏳ETA: approximately 15 minutes while we complete a game settings synchronization process. Following the minimum bet update released on May 29, 2026, we identified that a some of Circle and Limbo game settings requires additional synchronization. To ensure full alignment with the latest approved configuration, all related game services will be restarted. Thank you for your patience while we complete these improvements

Blockchain for business in 2026 Companies are using blockchain for payments, supply chain records, identity checks, contract automation and shared data between partners. For teams planning integration, the hard parts come after the idea: choosing between public, private, consortium or hybrid chains, deciding where smart contracts fit, estimating development and compliance costs, and testing the workflow before rollout. This guide walks through how blockchain works for businesses, where it fits, what implementation can involve and which risks to review before launch. Full guide available on our blog. 👈

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It's Friday again, it's Cartesi Weekly, and here's the roundup of what happened across the ecosystem over the last few days 🐧 The World Cup is over, but the real game never stops: we have new goals and new commits alongside fellow builders. Felipe Argento and Brandon Isaacson are busier than ever. Follow them, and if you see this post, make sure you follow our penguin as well, aka the official account: → https://x.com/cartesiproject/status/2079190802769825994 The everlasting question: why does Linux onchain matter? It already runs underneath most of what gets built, and that's likely how blockchains get adopted too: invisibly, as infra nobody realizes they're using. Joao Garcia unpacked it on the latest Web3CMOStories, hosted by Joeri Billast. Give the full episode a watch: → https://youtu.be/slts4Q9fqKo Itsfoss put it well this week: free software means freedom. And we took it forward: with Cartesi, that freedom extends onchain. Build with whatever programming languages and software stack you already use: → https://x.com/cartesiproject/status/2079913353930252761 Co-founder Erick de Moura added to it too: Linux gives you freedom to write anything, Ethereum gives you freedom to run without trust, Cartesi gives you both at once: → https://x.com/erickdemoura/status/2079949398843462014 New channel alert: Cartesi is officially on TikTok. Bite-sized videos from contributors, quick tech explainers, podcast moments with the team, and more on the way. Go find us, hit follow, and tell us what you want to see next: → https://www.tiktok.com/@cartesiproject/video/7662766138903760142 Huge TVL sitting exposed to hacks is a problem. One party holding the power to walk off with it is another. Felipe Argento broke down why Cartesi's Emergency Withdrawal mechanism (recently shipped, remember?) solves both, and why it beats a security council model. Must read: → https://x.com/felipeargento/status/2080301432926863758 tl;dr? Contributor Guilherme Dantas summed it up for you in one sentence: If a Cartesi app ever breaks, funds will be recoverable from the last finalized app state. See here: → https://x.com/guidanoli/status/2080350063964868997 That's all for this week. As always, all tech discussions are on Discord, so catch us there: → discord.gg/cartesi Enjoy the weekend. Repost: https://x.com/cartesiproject/status/2080638902407455117