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[image] 🧵 Mento Weekly FX Report | 5–12 October 2026 This week's FX story: a strong dollar, rising energy risks, and central banks trying to contain currency pressure. From France's fiscal troubles to India's new rupee-defence measures, Reuters coverage showed how quickly oil, bond

[image] 🌍 Mento FX Weekly | 12–19 October 2026 The FX market sent a different signal this week: even hotter US inflation couldn't keep the dollar rising. Why? Traders were balancing inflation, shifting Fed expectations, and growing concerns over AI-sector financing. Here are 5

[image] The Next Layer of Blockchain Performance: Optimum Is Building the Data-Movement Layer The more I study Optimum, the more I think its most interesting idea isn't simply “faster blockchain networking.” It is the attempt to make data propagation itself a programmable performance

[image] Fluton Is Building Privacy Without Building Another Island One problem with blockchain privacy is that privacy can become isolated. Move to a separate chain. Move liquidity. Change the application. Give up part of the composability that made DeFi useful in the first place.

[image] The More I Study Optimum, the More the “Speed Layer” Becomes Clear Optimum's recent appearance in Maeil Business Newspaper in Korea gave me another useful way to think about what the project is actually building. The core idea is not complicated: Blockchains already have the

[image] Fluton Turns “Intent” Into Something You Don’t Have To Expose Most blockchain applications ask you to reveal what you want to do before the network can execute it. Fluton is taking a different route with encrypted intents. Instead of broadcasting the details of an action in

[image] Fluton’s Solver Network Is More Than Just a Middleman One part of Fluton that deserves more attention is the solver network. When a user creates an encrypted intent, the next question is simple: Who actually fulfills it? Fluton’s architecture introduces a solver layer that

[image] Fluton: A Good Intent Needs a Reliable Way to Finish Most people focus on what happens when a transaction starts. But what happens when the preferred execution route fails? For a confidentiality-focused system like Fluton, reliability and privacy need to be considered together.

[image] Fluton and the Value of Selective Disclosure Privacy doesn't always mean keeping everything hidden. Sometimes, the real challenge is deciding what should be revealed, to whom, and at what stage. This is an important design question for confidential applications, and it's where