Hi I have ethereum on onchain that I want to withdraw to get to revolut or my bank any help would be appreciated please and thanks 😊

Oasis just participated in Midas’s Series A round, supporting a platform that helps institutional investment products become tokenized onchain.

Midas has tokenized over $1.7 billion in assets and serves 15,000+ token holders, combining tech expertise with regulatory compliance. The idea is simple but powerful: let asset managers turn traditional finance strategies into tokens that are fully transparent, instantly redeemable, and can be used across DeFi.

Their products include:

• Treasury-linked instruments
• Private credit
• Market-neutral strategies
• Bitcoin-denominated yield products
• And more

In 2025, Midas distributed almost $40 million in yield, showing real adoption, and expanded its products across multiple blockchain networks. Regulatory approval in Europe also makes it a credible player for real-world asset tokenization.

This month, Midas is launching:

• Four new products: mEVUSD, mM1, mROX, mGLOBAL
• Midas Staked Liquidity (MSL), a new way to provide liquidity
• Midas Attestation Engine, enabling real-time verification of reserves, NAV, and prices

this means that traditional finance is slowly entering DeFi, and tools like Midas help manage assets safely and transparently. cool stuff imo.

Selling one ETH Conference ticket for New York, June 8–10. I can’t attend anymore, so looking to pass it to someone who can use it.

Price: $499 USD. Can provide proof of purchase and help with transfer.

DM if interested.

The idea is basically vibe coding but for Web3.

Instead of writing everything yourself, you connect your AI coding assistant to Oasis documentation using things like llms.txt and MCP (Model Context Protocol). This gives the AI direct access to the docs so it generates code based on real documentation instead of guessing.

Then you can prompt something like:

'create a confidential smart contract on Sapphire that stores a secret message'

And the AI generates the contract, deploy script, tests, etc. pretty cool stuff imho

One interesting part is that Oasis supports confidential smart contracts, so the contract state can remain private onchain. For example the secret in the example contract cannot be read with eth_getStorageAt.

Curious what you guys think about this direction.

Are AI driven dev workflows actually going to lower the barrier to building dapps?

Most people entering Web3 focus on writing smart contracts, deploying to Ethereum and launching a dApp. But blockchain systems aren’t typical apps they are live financial infrastructure operating in an open, adversarial environment. Users are often anonymous, capital moves instantly and code is immutable once deployed. That changes the job entirely. It’s no longer just about whether a function works; it’s about what happens when someone intentionally tries to break it. Real-world exploits rarely come from simple syntax mistakes. They usually stem from flawed assumptions, weak incentive structures or governance models that weren’t stress-tested.

Sustainable Web3 projects are built with risk architecture in mind from day one. That includes contract-level threat modeling, analyzing economic attack surfaces, planning for upgrade abuse and aligning token incentives to reduce manipulation. Developers who think like system designers not just coders build protocols that survive volatility and adversarial pressure. In decentralized finance and on-chain governance, resilience is a design choice, not an afterthought and who want to approach Web3 with that long-term mindset.

With the date being March 3, 2026, ETH has been range-bound for a while now despite continued growth in L2 activity and staking participation. From what I've seen in recent data:

• Layer 2 TVL keeps increasing steadily (Arbitrum, Base, and Optimism leading), but mainnet usage feels quieter compared to peaks in prior cycles.
• Staking rewards have compressed as more ETH gets locked up, which is good for security but maybe less exciting for yield chasers.
• Broader macro environment: interest rates, institutional flows into tokenized assets/RWAs on Ethereum, and competition from other chains are all in play.

Curious what others think is the main bottleneck right now. Is it mostly waiting for the next network upgrade (Pectra or whatever follows), regulatory clarity, or just overall market sentiment lagging? Or are we in a healthy consolidation phase before adoption picks up again?