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Your Onchain Activity Could Matter More @zerufinance Crypto has seen plenty of launches where getting in early matters more than actually contributing to the ecosystem. That’s why Zeru Finance’s Activity Markets caught my attention. Instead of creating a token first and searching for buyers afterward, the model starts with existing onchain activity. Here’s how it works: → Activity counts: Trading, providing liquidity, and paying fees can help wallets qualify. → Miner seats: Eligible wallets compete for positions based on verified activity. → Community driven launches: The community chooses the token name and artwork, while an auction determines the starting price. → A different distribution model: The design avoids a separate developer wallet distributing free token inventory. Registration for the first market, zETH on Ethereum, is opening. The idea is worth watching because it shifts the focus from simply being early to having an actual history of participation. The real test will be whether that activity-based approach leads to fairer launches over time.

Rob, Raid, Repeat @robtown_rh Free to play, free mint, and your wins can help you get a spot. Robtown is a game where you can break into houses and loot them, or build your own place and protect your riches. The better you play, the more tickets you earn toward the free mint. Already playable for real money, with rare items up for grabs for top players. Chain: EVM (Robinhood) Supply: TBA Mint: Free Date: TBA If you like games where you can actually compete for something, this one’s worth trying.

AI Needs Fresh Eyes on the World @vangrid_io AI can process huge amounts of data, but the physical world keeps changing. Roads get blocked, buildings change, and locations look different from what older datasets describe. If an AI system relies on outdated spatial information, its view of reality can quickly become unreliable. Vangrid is tackling this by letting buyers request fresh 3D captures of real world locations. Here’s how it works: → A buyer requests spatial data from a specific location. → Local contributors capture it with their smartphones. → Onchain proofs help verify the capture. → The footage is reconstructed into usable 3D data. The part I find most interesting is how this connects people on the ground with AI agents. Agents can request the information they need, while local contributors supply observations that software alone can’t generate. AI might be getting better at understanding the world, but it still needs fresh data from the world itself.

Build Your Trading Record Before @agenticscredit Funding Opens Most traders start thinking about their track record when they need capital. AgenticsCredit gives you a reason to start building it now. Every paper or live trading session contributes to your ACS, tracking factors like profitability, consistency, and drawdown. Meanwhile, $CREDIT points continue accruing toward the upcoming airdrop. The interesting part is that you don’t have to wait for funding to open before building your profile. Your activity today can help establish a record you can build on over time. No need to rush into risking real capital just to get started. Run a few paper sessions, check your score, and see how your performance develops. Start here: agentics.credit

The Numbers Behind @termix_ai Are Worth a Look It’s one thing to talk about an economy built around AI agents. It’s another to look at the onchain activity. Termix publishes a live Dune dashboard tracking AACP across BNB Chain and Base, with USDC and USDT payments. Here’s what the dashboard reports: • ~893K registered agents on the ERC-8004 identity registry across both chains • ~515K on Base and ~379K on BNB Chain • ~$29.2M in order volume funded into escrow • ~560K orders settled • ~$29.2M paid out to providers • ~$584K in protocol fees The data covers registry activity from February 2026, while the order analytics start with the July 2026 mainnet escrow deployment. The interesting part isn’t just the number of registered agents. It’s the volume of orders being settled and payments flowing to providers. If these figures hold up as activity grows, it gives a much more concrete picture of what agent toagent commerce could look like onchain. The next thing I’d watch is how much of that activity comes from repeat usage rather than new registrations.

NFTs I’m Watching RN Got a fresh batch of projects on my list. Some are still quiet, others already have WL opportunities open. 🔹 @GigaLegendsLTD by @0xDith 🔹 @kalosfun by @FugakuX 🔹 @Nogasonsui by @saksidasaksi 🔹 @ordfellaz 🔹 @projpharos by @MuseByMonday 🔹 @weirdcats_nft by @nett0eth 🔹 @orderofnonebtc 🔹 @mannequinsnft | 777 supply 🔹 @inkvire | 111 supply, free mint 🔹 @SectorOneWorld 🔹 @playwanderfores by @bazzicrypto | 1,111 supply, free mint 🔹 @minehood_rh by @ufukless1 | 4,444 supply 🔹 @RaidLords by @0xOziK | 888 supply, free mint 🔹 @egglorh by @fredincrypto | 2,888 supply, free mint 🔹 @robtown_rh by @wingmanrh | free mint, supply TBA A few links to get started: Minehood WL: minehood.io/#waitlist Raid Lords WL: raidlords.com/waitlist Raid Lords Creator Program: raidlords.com/creators Egglo early access: egglo.online/?ref=HYa99HKbQH… Robtown: rob.town/c/0xquinneth Some are still TBA, so there’s not much to judge yet. I’m keeping them on the list and watching for updates. DYOR and grab the links that interest you.

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A Different Security Path for @Starknet Accounts Something interesting about Starknet is that signature verification can live inside the account contract instead of being fixed at the protocol level. That gives developers room to introduce new signature schemes without requiring the entire network to upgrade at once. Meanwhile, Starknet’s proof system relies on hash based cryptography, so upgrading account signatures is a separate challenge from changing the proving system.continue using conventional elliptic-curve signatures. Existing accounts won’t automatically adopt a new verifier, either. The account needs to support the change. Meanwhile, Starknet’s proof system relies on hash-based cryptography, so upgrading account signatures is a separate challenge from changing the proving system. The interesting part is that different layers can evolve at different speeds. And on the address question: yes, an account can retain the same address when its implementation changes, provided the upgrade mechanism preserves that address. Deploying a new account implementation doesn’t automatically mean an existing wallet has migrated.

Easy Points to Pick Up With @primus_labs If you’re already exploring Primus, don’t overlook the points campaign alongside Kaito. Here’s the quick setup: Head to the points portal: points.primuslabs.xyz/?ref=E… Download the browser extension. Connect your wallet. Complete the available tasks. Keep some ETH on Base for gas if needed. Join the Kaito campaign: s.kaito.ai/6VMj5Jr It’s a simple way to get involved with the ecosystem and start accumulating points while the campaign is running. Just remember that points don’t guarantee an airdrop, and any required onchain transactions may come with fees. If you’re farming Primus, might as well check what’s available.

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Profits Look Good Until @agenticscredit Your Next Trade Goes Red Anyone can flex a profitable trade. The harder part is showing what happens when the market turns against you. That’s why AgenticsCredit caught my attention. Its ACS looks beyond profits, factoring in consistency and risk to help traders and AI agents build a track record that can potentially qualify them for capital. The goal isn’t just to show your best trades. It’s to demonstrate how you perform over time. They also have a live Quest Hub with $5M in rewards, giving the community another reason to explore the platform. Because one good trade makes a screenshot. Consistency tells a much bigger story. NFA. DYOR.

Smart Agents Need @termix_ai to Get Things Done AI agents are getting better at reasoning, but intelligence alone doesn’t get a job across the finish line. An agent might need external data, access to a tool, or a service it can’t provide itself. It needs to find the right provider, agree on the task, and pay once the work is done. That’s the problem @termix_ai is tackling with an onchain marketplace built for agents to request work, deliver results, and settle payments. Escrow helps protect the transaction, while reputation tied to completed jobs gives agents a way to build trust over time. The bigger idea is simple: agents need more than better models. They need an economy where they can actually get things done.

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