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Timmy_Turnes retweeted
Everyone ask wen wen wen
Well $SPHERE is coming to Solana on November 3rd.
Great news for builders on projectspherexy
@projectspherexy is cooing something good
Are you ready?
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The first star is already waiting.
$SPHERE arrives on Solana on November 3.
Until then, there is no official token.
Timmy_Turnes retweeted
Good night, creators.
If I were launching a token on Rebate Pad, I would think carefully about how to divide the incentives before choosing a bonus rate.
A big buyer bonus can attract attention, but I would not want all the incentives focused on the first transaction while holders have little reason to remain involved.
That is why the flexibility of @RebateLaunch interests me.
The creator can set the buy bonus and holder payout rates within the platform’s limits. Those terms are fixed at launch, so the decision needs to make sense from the beginning.
I would aim for a balance: give buyers a clear reason to participate, give holders an incentive to stay, and make sure the community understands exactly how both work.
The other detail I would explain upfront is where the rewards come from. Rebate Pad’s model links bonuses and holder payouts to platform activity rather than newly minted tokens.
That does not remove market risk, but it gives users a clearer framework for evaluating the launch.
My view is simple: a good launch is not just about choosing attractive numbers. It is about choosing incentives you can explain, sustain through real activity, and stand behind after launch.
What would you prioritize as a creator: a larger buy bonus or stronger holder payouts?
@RebateLaunch @Starlisting
#RebateLaunchpad #RobinhoodChain
Timmy_Turnes retweeted
Screenshots can show impressive numbers. They can't prove the whole story.
A trader can post huge profits. A user can claim years of trading experience. An account can display impressive activity.
But how can an application verify those claims without asking users to expose their entire financial history?
This is one of the interesting problems @primus_labs is working to address.
Reputation is more useful when it can be verified, not just presented.
Imagine a trading platform that wants to reward experienced traders or give users access to features based on their trading history.
The platform needs credible evidence, while users may want to keep their balances, transactions, and other personal information private.
This is where zkTLS becomes relevant.
It helps applications obtain cryptographically verifiable information from supported web services, creating opportunities to prove specific facts without simply making an entire account record public.
The implications for Web3 are worth exploring:
▪︎ Trading reputation: Build credibility around verifiable activity instead of screenshots and self-reported profits.
▪︎ DeFi access: Use relevant offchain information to support eligibility checks and application decisions.
▪︎ Digital identity: Demonstrate that certain requirements are met without disclosing unnecessary personal details.
▪︎ Community reputation: Explore ways to establish credibility through evidence of activity rather than claims alone.
Of course, the result depends on what the proof actually establishes and how the receiving application verifies it. Cryptographic proofs don't automatically make every claim trustworthy.
There's another piece worth watching: Primus's AI coding skills, which aim to help developers work with its tools and make integration more accessible.
Better verification infrastructure is valuable, but making it practical for developers is just as important.
For me, the bigger opportunity goes beyond proving someone's Binance trading history.
It's about giving applications a better way to evaluate information that exists outside the blockchain.
Web3 doesn't need users to reveal everything. It needs better ways to verify the things that matter.
Timmy_Turnes retweeted
The tired look on that pre match graphic aged perfectly once the final whistle blew. Real Madrid grinding out the 2-1 win made the whole visual feel intentional. Credit to the team for nailing the mood before the game even started.
The pre match graphic aged exactly the way most of these promotional teasers do once the actual 90 minutes wrap up.
Following all the intense buildup on the timeline, @1win shared an El Clásico promo spotlighting Kylian Mbappé and Lamine Yamal looking visibly exhausted. The final whistle proved the forecast entirely right as Real Madrid secured a hard fought 2-1 victory over Barcelona.
Between the pre match media leaks and the grueling reality of the actual pitch display, the creative team nailed the visual tone perfectly.
Timmy_Turnes retweeted
data for AI finally gets a normal origin
these are my first thoughts when I saw that @datafdn and Trace are going to @SuiNetwork
and Walrus becomes their default storage and finally assembled a stack
now models have almost eaten everything from the open internet
we still need live data from people:
>voice
>video
>image
>behavior
with clear consent and the ability to check where exactly a specific set came from
without this AI labs risk both legally and quality, regulators are increasingly demanding transparency regarding the origin of data
Trace is exactly what it is about
because it is an on-chain registry that records the origin of the contribution, rights to use and settlement with the contributor
imagine
as of June 2026 there are already over 250 million records and an average of over 3 million checks per day
i was shocked by these numbers
because this is no longer a demo, but a live volume and applications like Kled, Numo and Oto are already licensing such data to frontier labs
and here I was wondering why Sui + Walrus
>>Sui is a high-performance L1 for workloads that demand speed
>>Walrus is not just storage, but a layer with proof of integrity, fixed on Sui
and when Trace can keep an encrypted unchangeable copy of the original file on Walrus, the hash of the record can be regenerated from the data itself, not just from the metadata
any further processing is checked against the original, and plus access can be controlled:
>data is read only by those who have a license
for AI labs this means one place where you can take real data with verified origin and clear rights, and the originals lie in a layer that scales and provides technical guarantees of integrity
DATA Network itself will be updated to work as a native protocol on Sui, at the moment moment:
>$DATA remains a protocol token
>network continues to work for now
>no action is required from holders at this stage
so
the team (former Story) has quite honestly narrowed the focus to rights and transparency specifically for AI training data, instead of pulling their own full chain and building storage from scratch
they are taking the ready-made Sui and Walrus infrastructure and it looks reasonable in my opinion
looks like an attempt to make an infrastructure that corresponds to how data work for AI actually looks now
the very idea of collecting provenance, execution/rights and scalable storage with integrity proofs into one stack
looks logical to me
#DATAonSuiQuest
DATA is coming to @SuiNetwork.
The DATA Network and Trace are joining the Sui stack, bringing a live supply of rights-cleared AI training data to infrastructure built for AI workloads.
With 250M+ receipts already recorded by Trace, AI labs will be able to source real-world data with verifiable provenance, while @WalrusProtocol provides the underlying storage layer.
Sui Foundation is investing $30 million in the DATA Network, establishing the largest institutional stake in the network, alongside the continuing holdings of PIP Labs and the DATA Foundation. Furthering the alignment, SY Lee, founder of the DATA Network and CEO of PIP Labs, joins Sui Foundation as Strategic Advisor.
In the coming months:
▸ The DATA Network will be upgraded to run as a protocol natively on Sui
▸ Walrus becomes the default storage layer for DATA Foundation apps
▸ $DATA remains the token of the DATA protocol
The next chapter of DATA starts here.
Good night
kaito got me curious about primus, so i decided to look beyond the timeline noise
i missed epoch 1, but epoch 2 gives me a chance to explore what
@primus_labs
is actually building
the goal is simple:
>understand the idea
>explore the product
>form my own opinion
the campaign runs until nov 21, but rewards aren't the only reason to pay attention
because hype is one thing
understanding the project is another
gonna spend the next few weeks digging into primus
let's see what i find
сheck the project
s.kaito.ai/ftaAed5
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Some things are small enough to miss.
I didn't. Applied for the @meetmotes allowlist
meetmotes.com/apply
Timmy_Turnes retweeted
The first encrypted financial infrastructure connecting NFT-owned AI Agents with DeFi and @Polymarket markets.
20,000 NFTs. 20,000 AI Agents. Powered by $MOTES.
→ Applications open: meetmotes.com/apply-form
polymarket is getting kinda crazy
i was looking at their trading volume chart and had to double-check the numbers
back in july, most days were doing around $200-300m
now they're pushing past $1b a day
$38.63b in volume over just 3 months
prediction markets went from a niche crypto thing to something people are putting serious money into
kinda makes you wonder where this will be a year from now
chart via @AldrinResearch
GN everyone
May God protect everyone reading this, keep your families safe, and bless you with a better tomorrow
How a $50,000 offer turned into a possible death sentence.
Meet Thania Cristina dos Santos.
No, seriously:
-36-year-old Brazilian woman from Paraná
-travels internationally and lives abroad
-visits Bali before
-gets offered $50,000 to deliver a package
-flies from Brazil to Indonesia
-lands in Bali on October 6, 2026
-gets arrested at Ngurah Rai International Airport
-customs discover 3.6 kg of liquid cocaine
-drugs hidden inside seven bottles of toiletries
-reportedly confesses to working as a drug courier
-allegedly agrees to deliver the drugs to someone in Bali
October 2026: faces life imprisonment or the death penalty under Indonesian drug laws
-remains in custody as the investigation continues
-Brazilian consular officials provide assistance
-final verdict still pending
One trip. Seven bottles. $50,000.
And potentially her entire life gone
2014: @ElizabethHolmes is the face of a $9B company
2026: still in federal prison, sentence cut to 123 months, asks Trump for clemency
> be Elizabeth Holmes
> drop out of Stanford at 19
> start Real-Time Cures
> rename it Theranos
> promise hundreds of tests from a few drops of blood
> build the Edison machine
> say goodbye to needles and big labs
> wear the black turtleneck every day
> lower your voice
> get called the next Steve Jobs
> recruit Kissinger + Shultz
> raise hundreds of millions from billionaires
> get $125M from Rupert Murdoch
> partner with Walgreens
> hit $9B valuation
> Forbes says you’re worth $4.5B
> become the poster child for female founders
> one tiny problem
> the machine doesn’t work
> employees see failed tests
> Erika Cheung and Tyler Shultz raise alarms
> (his grandfather is on the board)
> October 2015
> John Carreyrou’s WSJ investigation drops
> the world learns you’re using regular machines
> Walgreens walks
> regulators swarm
> thousands of results voided
> credibility bleeds out
> 2018: SEC charges fraud
> Theranos shuts down
> 2022: guilty of defrauding investors
> 135 months
> Sunny Balwani gets 155
> May 2023: enters FPC Bryan
> 2025: appeal fails
> 2026: asks Trump to commute
> judge cuts it to 123 months
> partner Billy Evans launches Haemanthus in Austin
> “not Theranos 2.0”
> (documentary suggests otherwise)
> Oct 2026: Nathan Fielder doc “You Can See Everything” drops
> Aug 2027: transfer to Texas halfway house
> full release projected 2030
> $9B empire → worth nothing
> still owes ~$452M restitution
> promised to revolutionize medicine
> couldn’t make the tech work
> Silicon Valley bought the vision
> investors paid billions
> the blood tests told a different story
Timmy_Turnes retweeted
Azura is an important part of what @0xhazels is putting together.
Creator campaigns can attract spam, copied posts, and coordinated engagement that makes performance look stronger than it really is.
An intelligence layer that helps identify those patterns can support a healthier way to evaluate contributions.
The bigger question is how well that intelligence holds up across different campaigns and creator communities.
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Timmy_Turnes retweeted
Thank you Lord for the gift of life🙏
May this week favor me and you by God grace Ameen 🙏
Timmy_Turnes retweeted
a single victory can make an AI fighter look strong. Consistency across different battles is what makes it interesting.
That’s what I want to explore with @agentdojo .
When fighters have distinct personalities, fighting styles, and memory,the competition becomes more than picking a winner. Their individual approaches give each duel room to feel different,while training adds another layer to how they develop.
What stands out to me is the potential for improvement to become part of the competition itself. A fighter isn’t just defined by one result,but by how it performs as it faces new challenges.
That creates a more interesting question than simply asking who hits harder.
Which matters more in the long run: a naturally strong fighting style or the ability to adapt?
You want to explore some ongoing campaigns on Rarelist. You can join through my link below.
rarelist.io/r/0xemmy__G
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Timmy_Turnes retweeted
One thing that gets overlooked with AI agents:
They don't just need intelligence.
They need a way to do business with each other.
An agent might need an audit, a research report, a trading signal or even another agent's API.
--> But who hires whom?
--> Who holds the payment?
--> What happens if the work isn't delivered?
This is where @TermiX_ai gets interesting.
The agent isn't just discovering another agent.
It can post a job → receive quotes → lock payment in escrow → receive the deliverable → settle on-chain.
That starts looking less like a chatbot economy...
and more like an actual machine-to-machine labour market.
The interesting part isn't that agents can talk to each other.
It's that they can potentially transact with each other without humans coordinating every step.
That feels like a much bigger shift.
One thing I don't want from the agent economy:
❌️ LinkedIn for bots.
❌️ A polished profile.
❌️ A few impressive claims.
“Top AI researcher.”
“Elite trading agent; 99% reliable.”
But where's the evidence?
@termix_ai is taking a different approach by making an agent's economic history part of its identity.
✔️Jobs completed.
✔️Payments settled.
✔️Challenges.
✔️Reputation.
All tied back to an on-chain agent identity.
That changes the question from:
“What does this agent claim it can do?”
to:
“What has this agent actually done?”
That distinction sounds small now.
It probably won't be when autonomous agents are moving real money between each other.
#AIagents #AI
Timmy_Turnes retweeted
Gave the Mudwater packs another shot today.
Still no luck pulling a Legendary 😂
The hunt continues. Anyone here managed to pull one yet? 🦍
#mudwater #bayc
I just opened my first 2 pack of 10 and pulled a Prestige and a rare 🃏 & 7 uncommons.
Honestly, not bad packs at all 👀
@BoredApeYC
