Happy Thursday:)
@fomopoly_rh is the land one. You buy plots in a city and they generate stocks and $DEAL. The price goes up the longer people wait, so a lot of it comes down to when you enter.
@agentdojo is the AI one. You train an agent with a personality and fighting style, then it goes into turn-based matches. It’s supposed to keep the memory of those matches and evolve from them.
@fomopoly_rh ends today. @agentdojo ends tomorrow.
One is mostly about timing. The other is about whether the training actually changes anything. Both still early.
@rarelistio
Why @rarelistio has been interesting to watch because it’s not just another points system.
It rewards people who keep showing up and writing about the projects they list, rather than jumping into one campaign and disappearing. Consistency matters, and the leaderboard reflects that over time.
@fomopoly_rh is the most straightforward of the two campaigns right now.
You buy land plots in a virtual city, and those plots generate stocks and $DEAL. Land prices rise the longer people wait, making timing a key part of the game.
Free mint spots change the risk for some participants, but the core mechanic is simple: waiting can cost you more.
@agentdojo is a different kind of experiment.
You train an AI agent with its own personality and fighting style, then send it into turn-based matches. The interesting part is whether it can retain memories from those battles and genuinely evolve over time.
Since the product is still early, how deep that evolution goes remains to be seen.
Three different ideas under one platform.
Rarelist focuses on consistent participation. Fomopoly revolves around timing and virtual land. Agent Dojo explores whether AI agents can improve through competition.
All three are still running, and each offers a different reason to pay attention.
Halloween hits different when Optimum joins the party.
For the @get_optimum × Boosted Meme Competition, I wanted to bring the Optimum mascot into a spooky Halloween world while keeping the spirit of the project alive.
Optimum is working to make blockchain data propagation faster and more efficient through RLNC and its Flexnode network. The goal is simple: help data travel smarter across decentralized networks and make blockchain infrastructure more resilient.
So this Halloween, even the ghosts are getting boosted.
Put some creativity into the community, added a little spooky energy, and now hoping this piece earns a spot among the winners.
Let’s see if Optimum can take home a Halloween victory.
@get_optimum #BoostedMeme
Your NFT has been leaking its secrets this whole time and nobody told you.
Every trait, every stat, every rarity rank is public on-chain, and bots scrape it the second a collection reveals. That is not a bug, it is how public chains work.
@FungoLabs fixes this with FHE (fully homomorphic encryption) from @zama
Quick way to understand it:
enc(7) + enc(5) = enc(12)
The contract adds the numbers without ever seeing 7, 5 or 12. So it can compute on your NFT's data without reading it.
What this means for you:
the art is sealed at mint and you choose if it ever goes public
the essence (class, stats, element) stays encrypted forever
nobody can reveal it, not even the team
Seen by all. Known by one.
X CAMPAIGN
fungolabs.org/launchpad/c/cf…
Connecting resources is one thing. making sure they actually deliver is another.
@AroNetwork tackles this with two protocols:
→ GPoW verifies work performed by network resources.
→ GPoS handles onchain verification, settlement, and governance.
both play a role in building trust across a distributed network.
because decentralized infrastructure needs more than resources. it needs verifiable work.
0xTanoy.eth retweeted
An Open Letter to the Ritual Team: Give Your Community Answers
Some ambassadors received tokens. Others received nothing and still don’t know why. Long-time Discord members are asking how their contributions counted.
The Ritual community deserves transparency.
@ritualfnd @ritualnet @joshsimenhoff @niraj @akileshpotti @BunsDev @0x_HalfMoonKid @BenPerszyk @mongdiny7 @hilalelifkara @cryptooflashh @dunken9718 @0xMadScientist @Jez_Cryptoz
For a year and a half, we created content, brought attention to Ritual, completed assignments, and helped build the community.
Now, some ambassadors have been left out of the airdrop without a clear explanation.
The questions go beyond the ambassador program. Members earned roles in Discord, but as far as we know, those roles received no separate allocation. We still don’t know how they factored into eligibility or how the contributions behind them were assessed.
Our contributions were tracked. We’re asking how they counted.
The ambassador program was managed by CO/UNITY, CEO: @thedanrodman with Morgon Buchanan working directly with us
There were weekly assignments, calls twice a month, a leaderboard, and a minimum of four posts per month. Members who didn’t meet the requirements were removed.
We learned about TGE through a public announcement on X. Then we found out that around 5–8 active ambassadors were ineligible.
Based on the information shared with us, eligible ambassadors received 187,000 tokens each. Those excluded still don’t know why, even though Joshua Simenhoff @joshsimenhoff had collected our wallet addresses in advance.
So far, we haven’t received a clear explanation of the criteria or a process for requesting a review. Joshua said the decision was outside his control. Morgon has said he’ll get back to us, but there’s still no clear answer or timeline.
Ritual, we’re asking you to:
1. Publish the criteria used to determine eligibility and allocation amounts for community members and ambassadors.
2. Explain how Discord roles, leaderboard rankings, completed assignments, and long-term contributions were weighed.
We can provide our content, assignment history, and correspondence. Please name someone responsible for handling these questions and give the community a date for a public response.
Everyone who helped build Ritual deserves to understand how their contribution was assessed.
Still waiting for answers? Repost this.
Received an allocation but believe everyone deserves clear rules? Stand with the community and repost it too.
Share your experience in the replies: What role did you hold? What did you contribute? Did you receive an allocation or an explanation?
Help bring these questions to the team’s attention. Ritual, please respond publicly – with clear criteria, an allocation breakdown, and a path to review.
Happy Saturday:)
@fomopoly_rh
5,101 creators
Ends Nov 5
2,000 USDT (Top 20 share 1k, Top 21-100 share 1k)
Land plots that generate stocks and $DEAL.
@agentdojo
4,932 creators
Ends Nov 6
1,500 USDT (Top 20 share 1k, 50 random from Top 200 share 500)
Train an AI fighter that evolves through matches.
Both still running on @rarelistio
What’s your current rank ?
Join: rarelist.io/r/0xmisty_
Happy Friday :)
Trying to explain the two Rarelist campaigns to someone:
@fomopoly_rh is an onchain city game where you buy land plots that generate stocks and $DEAL. The price rises the longer people wait, so timing is the main mechanic.
@agentdojo is different. You train an AI agent with a personality and fighting style, then it competes in turn-based matches and is supposed to evolve based on the results.
Them: So which one are you focusing on?
Me: Both. They’re testing completely different things.
Join here: rarelist.io/r/0xmisty_
@rarelistio @fomopoly_rh @agentdojo
Good night CT...
@agentdojo is testing if an AI agent can actually evolve from real matches.
@fomopoly_rh is testing how hard people chase rising land prices that print stocks and $DEAL.
One is about long-term improvement. The other is about timing.
@rarelistio
Happy Wednesday:)
Agent Dojo is about training an AI agent. You give it a personality and fighting style, then it goes into turn-based matches and is supposed to keep the memory of those fights so it evolves. The real test is whether that memory creates actual differences or if most agents still end up playing similarly.
Fomopoly is the opposite. You buy land plots in a city. The plots generate stocks and $DEAL, and the price keeps rising the longer people wait. It’s mostly about timing and who moves first.
Agent Dojo ends Nov 6 with 1,500 USDT.
Fomopoly has 2,000 USDT + free mints + $DEAL.
If the campaigns ended tomorrow, which one do you think people would still play?
Reply with Agent Dojo or Fomopoly.
link:rarelist.io/r/0xmisty_
@agentdojo @rarelistio @fomopoly_rh
Good evening.
Agent Dojo and Fomopoly both on Rarelist but they feel like completely different experiments.
With Agent Dojo you’re basically coaching an AI fighter. You set how it thinks, then it has to go through actual turn-based fights and carry the memory of those matches forward. The interesting part is whether that memory does anything meaningful or if it mostly stays surface level.
Fomopoly is the opposite energy. You buy land in a city, the land prints stocks and $DEAL, and the price keeps going up the longer people wait. It’s less about long-term improvement and more about who can time the pressure.
@agentdojo campaign ends Nov 6 with 1,500 USDT.
Fomopoly has 2,000 USDT plus free mints and a $DEAL airdrop.
Curious which one people actually stick with once the reward campaign ends.
link: rarelist.io/r/0xmisty_
@fomopoly_rh @rarelistio @agentdojo
builder hub is getting crowded, and that's a good sign.
every avatar in that room represents someone who chose to spend their time around people building on @RialoHQ.
what interests me is what happens beyond the audience count.
someone shares an idea. someone else spots a problem. another builder takes that idea in a completely different direction.
that's how an ecosystem starts creating its own momentum.
you can't force that by posting announcements every day. people have to find enough value in the room to keep coming back.
the real win for builder hub isn't filling the room. it's what people build after leaving it.
gRialo
🚨 5 GLM-5.3 UNCENSORED BUILDS YOU CAN DOWNLOAD FOR FREE
yes, you can download the weights.
but there’s a catch:
FREE MODEL ≠ FREE COMPUTE. 👀
here are 5 community builds worth checking:
1. GLM 5.3 Flash Uncensored FP8
→ 320B total / 18B active
→ MIT License
→ huggingface.co/dealignai/GLM…
2. GLM 5.3 Uncensored FP8
→ 753B parameters
→ MIT License
→ huggingface.co/dealignai/GLM…
3. GLM 5.3 Flash Abliterated GGUF
→ GGUF format
→ llama.cpp compatible
→ MIT License
→ huggingface.co/huihui-ai/Hui…
4. GLM 5.3 Flash Uncensored GGUF
→ GGUF
→ ungated
→ easier local setup
→ huggingface.co/AliceThirty/G…
5. GLM 5.3 Flash Uncensored FP8
→ FP8
→ gated
→ Hugging Face login required
→ huggingface.co/orcarouter/GL…
⚠️ READ THIS BEFORE DOWNLOADING
these are local model weights, not free API access.
→ official Z.ai GLM-5.3 API = paid
→ OpenRouter GLM-5.3 = paid
→ these are community uncensored / abliterated builds
→ they are NOT official Z.ai releases
→ you need serious hardware + storage to run the bigger versions
the interesting part?
you can actually download the weights and run them yourself instead of paying per API call.
would you actually run a 300B+ model locally? 👀
Claiming my $shhhhh airdrop 🤫 SHC-2356B401 shhhhh.site/claim
🔥 40 AI TOOLS EVERY CREATOR SHOULD KNOW
most creators are still doing manually what AI can finish in minutes.
so i made a list of 40 tools for writing, design, video, marketing, SEO & productivity.
save this one. 📌
🆓 FREE / FREEMIUM
1. Picsart → picsart.com
2. ChatGPT → chatgpt.com
3. Gemini → gemini.google.com
4. Voilà → voila.ai
5. Rytr → rytr.me
6. QuillBot → quillbot.com
7. Writecream → writecream.com
8. Neuroflash → neuroflash.com
9. Simplified → simplified.com
10. Taplio → taplio.com
11. Limecube → limecube.com
12. BlogToPin → blogtopin.com
13. Wavve → wavve.co
14. ImageChat → imagechat.ai
15. Korbit → korbit.ai
16. ResolveAI → resolveai.co
17. PrometAI → promet.ai
18. AIApply → aiapply.co
19. SocialDude → socialdude.ai
20. SoulGem → soulgem.ai
💎 PAID / PREMIUM
21. Jasper → jasper.ai
22. Copy.ai → copy.ai
23. Surfer SEO → surferseo.com
24. Canva → canva.com
25. InVideo → invideo.io
26. Synthesia → synthesia.io
27. Murf AI → murf.ai
28. Descript → descript.com
29. HubSpot → hubspot.com
30. Midjourney → midjourney.com
31. Grammarly → grammarly.com
32. Pictory → pictory.ai
33. Captions → captions.ai
34. Topaz Labs → topazlabs.com
35. CapCut → capcut.com
36. Runway → runway.com
37. Lumen5 → lumen5.com
38. Filmora → filmora.wondershare.com
39. ClickUp → clickup.com
40. Narrato → narrato.io
you don't need all 40.
pick 3-5 tools that actually fit your workflow.
learn them properly → create faster → save hours.
save this before you lose it 📌
follow for more AI tools, prompts & creator resources.
FOUND AN UNCENSORED LOCAL CHAT MODEL
no video GPU needed for this one
Qwen 3.5/3.8 Abliterated:
• local LLM
• low refusal
• runs in Ollama / LM Studio
• 9B for laptops, 27B if you have 16GB+ VRAM
• useful for prompts, stories, and roleplay
9B start:
huggingface.co/huihui-ai/Hui…
Ollama:
ollama run huihui_ai/qwen3.5-abliterated
1. install Ollama or LM Studio
2. pull the abliterated Qwen build
3. do not use the stock Qwen if you want no refusals
4. test a normal prompt first
5. then use it to write video/image prompts





















