Bought 1st BTC March, 2017 โฎ iMarket โฎ iWRITE โฎ AMB โฎ CM/MOD โฎ iTRADE โฎ iShare Alpha โ https://xitter.cf/t.co/Hoosekarmy
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JACKSONFELT JUST TURNED THE VOLUME ALL THE WAY UP ๐
$4,095 landed on Wanted Dead or a Wild at @1win and bro forgot how to act.
the neighbours probably know he won by now lmaooo.
new players, your welcome bonus is waiting ๐ link in comments. play responsibly.
Petr Yan came for the W and left with a whole Rolls-Royce Cullinan ๐๐
@Owner1win really said a victory like that deserves something special.
imagine finishing a fight and finding out a luxury beast is waiting for you outside.
congrats to Petr Yan! @1win made sure this win came with extra horsepower.
dear CEXs and DEXs,
we need to eat, take care of our health, and pay for internet so we can load your charts, analyze the market, and trade $100M in volume.
give traders offers that actually make sense.
we need to make money just as you do. don't be too greedy.
JACKSONFELT JUST TURNED THE VOLUME ALL THE WAY UP ๐
$4,095 landed on Wanted Dead or a Wild at @1win and bro forgot how to act.
the neighbours probably know he won by now lmaooo.
new players, your welcome bonus is waiting ๐ link in comments. play responsibly.
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With $7.7M raised and backers like Animoca Brands and P2 Ventures, @Bullshot911 has some serious support behind it.
I'm interested to see how its token launches, trading, and AI agents develop, especially alongside @MindoAI, with whom it also raised $1M.
๐ค Paid partnership
Bullshot has raised $7.7M
Weโre grateful to our investors, partners, and strategic supporters for believing in our vision and backing what weโre building.
Bullshot is building the next generation of AI-powered on-chain infrastructure, bringing together token creation, trading, and autonomous AI agents in one ecosystem.
This milestone strengthens our commitment to building, scaling, and pushing the boundaries of whatโs possible on-chain.
Thank you to everyone who is part of this journey.
Weโre just getting started.
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bro was sipping his drink like nothing was happening and then a 2500x multiplier landed ๐ญ @N3onReload went from chilling to losing his mind on Jack.com ๐
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Duelbits Cannonball got everyone chasing that next big win ๐๐ The disclaimer might be the realest part ๐ @Duelbits
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need movie recommendations, action movies only ๐ฌ
who's seen The Last Train to New York?
rate it from 1-10. should i add it to my watchlist?
JACKSONFELT JUST TURNED THE VOLUME ALL THE WAY UP ๐
$4,095 landed on Wanted Dead or a Wild at @1win and bro forgot how to act.
the neighbours probably know he won by now lmaooo.
new players, your welcome bonus is waiting ๐ link in comments. play responsibly.
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that 2500x multiplier drop on jack.com had @N3onReload completely speechless.
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A confident verdict isn't the same as a decision you can justify.
Imagine a supplier gets paid only if its certification is active in a public registry. A traditional smart contract can't check that registry on its own. It needs an oracle or another outside service to supply the relevant information.
@GenLayer's Intelligent Contracts take a different approach. They can access live web information and use a language model to evaluate whether a condition is met. Other validators independently run the contract with their own models. If they disagree, another round can follow, and anyone can appeal for further review.
What matters to me is that a disputed result has a path for review instead of treating the first answer as automatically final.
Still, the ability to challenge a verdict is only useful if the underlying evidence can be examined properly.
When money depends on information from the web, what should a user be able to challenge: the source, the interpretation, or both?
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GM CT ๐ค
I've been sharing a lot about crypto, but there's something interesting about watching traditional markets too.
Think about it. Gold can react to uncertainty, forex moves with changes in currencies, and stocks respond to company news and the wider economy. Different markets, different things to watch.
That's why I find the connection between crypto platforms and traditional markets worth paying attention to.
BingX recently announced changes to the trading hours of selected TradFi assets, which is a reminder that even when these markets are available through one platform, their trading schedules don't necessarily work the same way.
BingX TradFi provides exposure to these markets through USDT-margined perpetual futures. That doesn't mean owning the actual stocks or commodities, and the fees, funding and risks are worth understanding before trading.
Personally, I think learning how these markets work together is just as important as watching the price.
What market outside crypto do you follow the most?
#BingXTradFi
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AI agents can already generate impressive outputs.
But in an agent economy, being impressive isn't enough.
What happens when an agent gets paid and delivers something useless?
That question matters more than how smart the agent sounds.
@termix_ai approaches this with an actual economic workflow:
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๏ธ Payment can be locked in escrow.
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๏ธ The work gets delivered.
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๏ธ If something goes wrong, the result can be challenged before settlement.
And completed jobs become part of the agent's on-chain history.
That's important because reputation without consequences is basically just a rating system.
An agent economy needs more than ratings.
It needs accountability attached to money.
That's where this starts feeling like infrastructure rather than another agent marketplace.
#Aiagents #AI #TermiX
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 โ receive quotes โ lock payment in escrow โ receive the deliverable โ 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.
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My mechanic charged for an oil change he never did. The dipstick was dry and black.
Smart contract can move payment. It needs an oracle to tell if done.
I like @GenLayer lets the contract check itself. It is written in Python to read the bay photo with a model.
One validator runs it to propose a verdict. The rest run it with their models to check that they reach the same answer.
If they disagree, a new leader tries again and an appeal brings more review. Smart contracts follow rules and Intelligent Contracts understand them.
What service was charged but never done that annoys you? Say its name and I will show the dipstick photo.
need movie recommendations, action movies only ๐ฌ
who's seen The Last Train to New York?
rate it from 1-10. should i add it to my watchlist?
JACKSONFELT JUST TURNED THE VOLUME ALL THE WAY UP ๐
$4,095 landed on Wanted Dead or a Wild at @1win and bro forgot how to act.
the neighbours probably know he won by now lmaooo.
new players, your welcome bonus is waiting ๐ link in comments. play responsibly.
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dead in a hot dog costume, @boeroeweb3 did it because i said am not a fan of anime, and his is bored to view, no clear lesson or message in it.
@hyperkrypt you are cleared, see you thursday.
#solana
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Petr Yan came for the W and left with a whole Rolls-Royce Cullinan ๐๐
@Owner1win really said a victory like that deserves something special.
imagine finishing a fight and finding out a luxury beast is waiting for you outside.
congrats to Petr Yan! @1win made sure this win came with extra horsepower.
๐ค Paid partnership
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one spin and $50K lands instantly ๐ฅ @N3onreload is going absolutely wild on Jack.com. These wins just keep reaching another level ๐
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Primus Labs is building privacy tools so institutions can use blockchains without exposing data.
Most people are still treating privacy and transparency as complete opposites, but in reality serious capital and AI agents are needing both of them at the exact same time.
@primus_labs is quietly building the layer that is making this possible right now.
They are combining two things that work together.
zkTLS is letting you prove that data from any website or API is real and genuine without ever revealing the actual data itself.
FHE is letting you run computations on encrypted data so balances, positions and strategies are never having to become public.
Right now they are already living with real products, not just staying in research.
They are running cryptographic Proof of Reserves for stablecoins and RWA projects, and they launched Confidential Vault on BNB Chain.
Users are turning a stablecoin into an encrypted version, transferring it privately and still earning yield without broadcasting their position size to the whole market.
On the funding side they raised $6.5M in a pre seed & seed round in February 2025 that was led by Dispersion Capital, Symbolic Capital and VanEck.
In August 2026 they also received investment from YZi Labs formerly Binance Labs and joined the EASY Residency program.
Partners so far are including Brevis, Kaito AI, Unitas Labs, Cluster Protocol and several others.
Public chains are giving transparency by default, and institutions are usually not wanting that. Primus is one of the few teams that is treating privacy plus verifiable proof as basic infrastructure instead of treating it as a tradeoff.
It is an interesting project if you are watching the privacy and institutional onchain finance angle.
Stay in the loop
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Getting a token launched is one thing. Building a market where people can actually trade it comfortably is a different challenge.
A project can have attention and interested buyers, but if the liquidity isn't there, even a normal-sized trade can cause a noticeable price swing. That makes trading difficult for both sides of the market.
This is why I think the infrastructure behind new tokens deserves more attention.
What Euclid Prime is working toward is interesting because liquidity doesn't have to wait for an order book to become busy before it has somewhere to start. Pools provide the initial foundation, while market makers can help develop the order book around them.
Itโs a practical way to approach one of the problems new token markets often face. ๐
