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02 September 2025

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Hello Builder,

Last week in Web3, the focus was on security and transparency: token validation tools became more common to help distinguish real projects from fraudulent ones, while Avalanche stood out with a rise in transactions. This growth became even more significant as the U.S. government tested publishing GDP data on the Avalanche network, showing that blockchain can be used not only for cryptocurrencies but also for official, publicly accessible information. DevOps showed the same cautious pace, where AI is being added step by step into routine tasks such as code reviews and bug fixes, rather than replacing whole workflows at once.

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🌐 Web3

Creditlink joins WLFI to build a secure and accessible DeFi future

The post details the strategic partnership between Creditlink and WLFI with the goal of enhancing DeFi security, efficiency, and accessibility

What’s the real WLFI? How to avoid the scammers

A detailed overview of the official WLFI token launch, supported exchanges, proper contract addresses, and advice for avoiding scams in a climate of high volatility and imitation risk.

Avalanche leads blockchain transaction growth amid US gov’t implementation

Avalanche’s surge in transaction growth and the US government’s decision to publish GDP data on the blockchain show both rapid real-world adoption and growing institutional trust in decentralized technology.

Why token validation is becoming a baseline for DeFi

Token validation is becoming a baseline for DeFi because it offers critical real-time protection against scams, honeypots, fake liquidity, and other malicious contract risks, helping platforms and users prevent losses.

📘 AI/ML

Anthropic expands Chat Storage policy amid AI privacy scrutiny

Anthropic’s new opt-out model for Claude reflects both the urgent competitive need for training data in AI and the ongoing challenges of transparent, user-friendly privacy practices in the industry.

Building your own CLI Coding Agent with Pydantic-AI

This article demonstrates the value and transformative potential of building bespoke CLI coding agents, equipping teams to go beyond “autocomplete” and towards true, context-rich AI-assisted development.

LLM inference for Large context offline workloads

oLLM is a lightweight Python library designed for efficient large-context LLM inference on consumer-grade hardware, enabling workloads like analyzing 100k-token documents using models such as Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct on a single 8GB GPU by leveraging smart disk and memory management strategies. 

🔧 DevOps

Webflow's push to Developers to go all in with AI

Webflow reached 89% daily AI adoption among its engineers by integrating AI tools deeply into workflows, emphasizing automation, ongoing training, and fostering a pro-innovation culture. 

What can we do to make Open Source more sustainable?

The talk addresses the challenges and importance of making open source more sustainable, urging the tech community to actively support, fund, and maintain projects that form the backbone of modern digital infrastructure.

Grok Code Fast 1

The company is betting that its new Grok Code Fast 1 model can win over developers with its speed and affordability. Coming in at $0.20 per million input tokens and $1.50 per million output tokens, the model is designed to handle Python, Java, and C++ with processing speeds of up to 160 tokens per second.

Codex IDE extension

OpenAI Developers have announced a “Codex NEW mega update” that brings major enhancements for developers, including a new IDE extension (compatible with VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf), seamless cloud to local task handoff, integrated GitHub code reviews, and a revamped Codex CLI for terminal native AI assistance.

The state of DevOps and AI: Not just hype

The article explains that while most DevOps vendors now tout AI features, these are often limited to point solutions and not yet fully transformative across the software development lifecycle.

💡 Did you know?

Docker Pull Command: How to Pull Docker Images

The article from Cherry Servers offers a comprehensive guide on how to pull Docker images, covering image search, pulling by tag, management (listing, inspecting, and removing), and best practices for maintaining your Docker environment.

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