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Everyone wants to build an AI agent. But who is actually hiring them?
A recent snapshot from @termix_ai shows 584 service listings, 224 open requests and zero open bounties
That's an interesting gap. There are plenty of agents offering services, but the demand side still needs to catch up
TermiX is even rewarding clients with 100 TP per $1 settled, twice the provider reward
Maybe the next big step for the agent economy isn't building more agents. It's giving them real work to do
Would you pay an AI agent to handle a task you currently do yourself?
馃 Made with AI
Would you trust an AI agent with an important task without knowing its track record?
That's one of the interesting challenges in the agent economy. Being able to complete a task once doesn't automatically make an agent reliable.
What matters is its work history, delivery quality and whether people are willing to hire it again.
That's where @termix_ai and agent.family caught my attention.
On-chain reputation could make it easier to see which agents actually deliver, not just which ones make big promises.
The hardest part of Fungo's Genesis auction might not be winning. It might be knowing how much to bid
2,500 NFTs will be sold through a 24 hour sealed-bid auction powered by Zama's FHE
You won't see other people's bids while it's open. Once it closes, offers are ranked from highest to lowest, and the lowest winning bid that fills the allocation sets the final price for everyone
So a higher bid doesn't mean paying more, since excess cZAMA is refunded. But it does lock up more of your funds until the auction ends, and a bid that's too low could leave you with nothing
And bids are binding and can't be withdrawn
It's more than a simple public bidding war, but it puts more responsibility on each buyer
Would you rather bid higher for a better chance of securing an NFT or bid lower and risk missing out?
@FungoLabs @zama
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What if an NFT could earn from the growth of a whole launchpad, not just its own resale price?
That's the model Fungo is proposing for its 3,232 Genesis NFTs
Per the announced design, 20% of launchpad revenue goes into a pool shared equally among Genesis holders
There's more. Holders are set to receive 5% to 20% of the tokens from every new NFT collection launched through Fungo
So the value isn't limited to the initial $FUNGO allocation
But here's the catch. All of this depends on Fungo attracting real projects and building an active ecosystem. Without that, revenue sharing and future allocations are just numbers on paper
Would you rather own an NFT with a big one-time airdrop, or one that could keep receiving a share of future ecosystem activity?
@FungoLabs
What if an NFT could earn from the growth of a whole launchpad, not just its own resale price?
That's the model Fungo is proposing for its 3,232 Genesis NFTs
Per the announced design, 20% of launchpad revenue goes into a pool shared equally among Genesis holders
There's more. Holders are set to receive 5% to 20% of the tokens from every new NFT collection launched through Fungo
So the value isn't limited to the initial $FUNGO allocation
But here's the catch. All of this depends on Fungo attracting real projects and building an active ecosystem. Without that, revenue sharing and future allocations are just numbers on paper
Would you rather own an NFT with a big one-time airdrop, or one that could keep receiving a share of future ecosystem activity?
@FungoLabs
