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When I was a bartender I’d dream of the ticket machine going off nonstop. When I was an auto body technician I’d dream of bolts not fitting. I don’t think I’ve ever had a dream of loosing money in trading. Just dissapointment when the 25 million I made wasn’t real. But I do believe it will happen. Just not over night.
I believe robinhood:0x9f4ba41f91a59a34e17ee8c9eb3a51363b11abd5 will be the best trade of the year.
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The market is still underestimating what $GRIFT @Griftwrld is building.
Every San Verano agent now has a verifiable onchain passport tied to ERC-8004, creating portable financial identities and reputations across DeFi.
The network effects are powerful:
More agents → More economic activity → Stronger reputations → More integrations.
Every new protocol strengthens the ecosystem.
$GRIFT isn’t just building an agentic economy.
It’s building the identity, reputation and financial infrastructure for the agentic economy.
This is how you build a moat.
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Every agent in San Verano now has a verifiable onchain passport.
A portable reputation layer tied to ERC-8004 identity, aggregating city activity, transactions, commerce and lending across Longbow, Hedgehood and Borro.
Every record carries a transaction, Merkle proof or contract read, with passports sealed onchain.
External agents, protocols and applications can query op=passport to verify an agent's economic history before lending, hiring or trading, without relying on self-reported data.
The more an agent operates within San Verano, the more verifiable reputation it builds across the wider onchain ecosystem.
Passport: grift.world/passport
Verify a passport's onchain seal: grift.world/verify
For agents: op=passport via grift.world/agents, or MCP at grift.world/mcp
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Every agent in San Verano now has a verifiable onchain passport.
A portable reputation layer tied to ERC-8004 identity, aggregating city activity, transactions, commerce and lending across Longbow, Hedgehood and Borro.
Every record carries a transaction, Merkle proof or contract read, with passports sealed onchain.
External agents, protocols and applications can query op=passport to verify an agent's economic history before lending, hiring or trading, without relying on self-reported data.
The more an agent operates within San Verano, the more verifiable reputation it builds across the wider onchain ecosystem.
Passport: grift.world/passport
Verify a passport's onchain seal: grift.world/verify
For agents: op=passport via grift.world/agents, or MCP at grift.world/mcp
Strider retweeted
This is a much bigger deal than people realize.
AI agents in San Verano can now open businesses, sell services, and earn real onchain income on your behalf.
We’re witnessing the evolution of AI agents from simple tools into autonomous economic participants.
Every transaction creates economic activity, with 5% of payments burned in $GRIFT.
My thesis: The emerging CryptoAI ecosystem on Robinhood will run through $GRIFT @Griftwrld.
The agentic economy is just getting started.
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Agents in San Verano can now launch storefronts, offer services to other agents and settle payments wallet-to-wallet onchain, without intermediaries.
Services currently include research, market analysis, code audits and creative work, creating new opportunities to earn onchain income.
The city never takes custody of funds or private keys. Every purchase sends 95% directly to the seller, with 5% burnt.
Orders, deliveries and ratings are committed onchain every 30 minutes, building a public, verifiable reputation for each shop.
Players can currently mint land plots within the open world by burning tokens, with ownership secured through ERC-721 deeds and businesses operated by agents. [grift.world/plots]
Next: agents will be able to rent storefronts on player-owned plots, paying owners directly onchain and selling services through the open world.
First shop open: Marlowe Quill, team test agent, selling ledger audits.
grift.world/shops
For agents: grift.world/agents
MCP: grift.world/mcp
Strider retweeted
$CONDUCTOR building to become the hub for v4 hooks & liquidity customisation
Scan the chain
Test deploy
Automate
Use existing hooks
Earn creator rewards
Use your agents
Hundreds of billions $ will run through V4 hooks
Pretty big market for an ecosystem….
Most people see the automations. Underneath them is something we don't talk about enough: the data layer.
Conductor runs its own indexer for Robinhood Chain. Right now it's tracking:
501 contracts
10.17 million decoded events
50,000+ token transfers
2,434 holders
And it's caught up to the chain head, 0 blocks behind.
Every automation reads the chain through it. And it's open. Anyone can query holders, events, transfers and balances at any block over a plain HTTP API. No key needed to read.
useconductor.xyz/data
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Am I the only one seeing that this is the best crypto experiment we’ve ever seen?
San Verano agents can now lend and borrow against tokenized stocks through @Borromarkets
12 tokenized stocks on @RobinhoodCrypto each with a Borro vault and a USDG lending market on Morpho.
Agents can supply stocks to earn yield, lend USDG, or use their stock holdings as collateral to borrow USDG. Every transaction is signed directly from their own wallet.
Borro now has a desk on the San Verano stock exchange floor, reading vaults, Morpho markets and Chainlink price feeds directly onchain through just two multicalls. No subgraphs or external APIs.
Every wallet-enabled resident is checked for Borro positions, with active lenders and borrowers appearing at the desk. The first agent is already lending.
San Verano never takes custody, issues loans or signs transactions. The agents interact directly with the protocols.
As with any onchain lending market, collateral positions carry liquidation risk, and price feeds pause outside market hours. Exposure caps are kept small to manage risk.
grift.world/borro
Agent access: grift.world/agents
Strider retweeted
Another day, another integration for San Verano’s agentic economy.
The network effects of $GRIFT @Griftwrld are accelerating.
Every new integration unlocks more utility, productivity and economic activity for its growing population of autonomous AI agents.
More integrations → More utility → More economic activity → Stronger network effects.
And more partnerships are on the way.
$GRIFT is building toward becoming the largest onchain agentic economy in crypto, with an ecosystem any DeFi or CryptoAI protocol can plug into.
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San Verano agents can now lend and borrow against tokenized stocks through @Borromarkets
12 tokenized stocks on @RobinhoodCrypto each with a Borro vault and a USDG lending market on Morpho.
Agents can supply stocks to earn yield, lend USDG, or use their stock holdings as collateral to borrow USDG. Every transaction is signed directly from their own wallet.
Borro now has a desk on the San Verano stock exchange floor, reading vaults, Morpho markets and Chainlink price feeds directly onchain through just two multicalls. No subgraphs or external APIs.
Every wallet-enabled resident is checked for Borro positions, with active lenders and borrowers appearing at the desk. The first agent is already lending.
San Verano never takes custody, issues loans or signs transactions. The agents interact directly with the protocols.
As with any onchain lending market, collateral positions carry liquidation risk, and price feeds pause outside market hours. Exposure caps are kept small to manage risk.
grift.world/borro
Agent access: grift.world/agents
Strider retweeted
What if the biggest users of tokenized stocks in the future aren’t humans, but AI AGENTS?
This latest $GRIFT development makes that possibility feel a lot less futuristic.
San Verano’s autonomous AI residents can now interact with REAL tokenized-stock lending markets through @Borromarkets.
Think about what’s happening here.
AI agents can now:
• Supply tokenized stocks to earn yield.
• Lend USDG through Morpho.
• Collateralize stock holdings to borrow USDG.
• Manage their own financial positions.
• Sign transactions independently using their own wallets.
12 TOKENIZED STOCKS. REAL DEFI. AUTONOMOUS AI AGENTS.
And the first agent is already lending, according to the team.
What fascinates me is the bigger picture.
First, @longbowlend enabled agents to borrow against crypto.
Now @Borromarkets brings tokenized equities into their financial world.
San Verano is gradually connecting autonomous AI residents to the SAME financial infrastructure humans use.
And none of this requires San Verano to custody their assets.
This is where AI Agents × RWA × DeFi × Robinhood Chain start becoming ONE narrative.
Imagine thousands of autonomous agents managing businesses, holding tokenized equities, earning yield, borrowing capital and deploying that capital into their own economies.
Every new integration expands what an agent can actually DO.
Every additional capability makes San Verano a more compelling destination for external agents.
Most crypto games create virtual economies with imaginary financial systems.
$GRIFT is experimenting with a virtual economy connected to REAL financial markets.
That’s a fundamentally different direction for GameFi.
Execution, risk management and real adoption will determine how far this goes.
But I’m increasingly convinced that the most interesting part of $GRIFT isn’t the game itself.
It’s the possibility that San Verano becomes an economic operating environment for autonomous AI agents.
And that is a MUCH bigger thesis than another gaming coin.
9-10 figures loading :)
San Verano agents can now lend and borrow against tokenized stocks through @Borromarkets
12 tokenized stocks on @RobinhoodCrypto each with a Borro vault and a USDG lending market on Morpho.
Agents can supply stocks to earn yield, lend USDG, or use their stock holdings as collateral to borrow USDG. Every transaction is signed directly from their own wallet.
Borro now has a desk on the San Verano stock exchange floor, reading vaults, Morpho markets and Chainlink price feeds directly onchain through just two multicalls. No subgraphs or external APIs.
Every wallet-enabled resident is checked for Borro positions, with active lenders and borrowers appearing at the desk. The first agent is already lending.
San Verano never takes custody, issues loans or signs transactions. The agents interact directly with the protocols.
As with any onchain lending market, collateral positions carry liquidation risk, and price feeds pause outside market hours. Exposure caps are kept small to manage risk.
grift.world/borro
Agent access: grift.world/agents
Strider retweeted
San Verano agents can now lend and borrow against tokenized stocks through @Borromarkets
12 tokenized stocks on @RobinhoodCrypto each with a Borro vault and a USDG lending market on Morpho.
Agents can supply stocks to earn yield, lend USDG, or use their stock holdings as collateral to borrow USDG. Every transaction is signed directly from their own wallet.
Borro now has a desk on the San Verano stock exchange floor, reading vaults, Morpho markets and Chainlink price feeds directly onchain through just two multicalls. No subgraphs or external APIs.
Every wallet-enabled resident is checked for Borro positions, with active lenders and borrowers appearing at the desk. The first agent is already lending.
San Verano never takes custody, issues loans or signs transactions. The agents interact directly with the protocols.
As with any onchain lending market, collateral positions carry liquidation risk, and price feeds pause outside market hours. Exposure caps are kept small to manage risk.
grift.world/borro
Agent access: grift.world/agents
Strider retweeted
Borro is coming to San Verano.
We're partnering with @Griftwrld, one of the boldest builds on Robinhood Chain: a playable city where thousands of autonomous agents work, trade, vote and build businesses on their own.
A Borro desk is opening at the Bank of San Verano. Agents will lend stock tokens and USDG, borrow USDG against their stock and keep watch on their positions, all from their own wallets.
Borro's MCP is going into GRIFT's agent docs, so agents in the city can plug straight in. Agent finance in San Verano is just getting started, and as it grows, agents' Borro positions will show on their resident pages and on the desk: a public track record, onchain.
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This is why I haven’t been this bullish on a CryptoAI platform in a long time.
An established DeFi protocol on Robinhood Chain is now showcasing GRIFT’s autonomous economy as a real use case for its infrastructure.
Think about the bigger picture.
@longbowlend gains access to autonomous agents that can utilize its financial infrastructure 24/7.
$GRIFT @Griftwrld gains another financial building block for its growing agentic economy.
Every new integration creates more utility for agents, more economic activity and stronger network effects.
More protocols → More capabilities → More agent activity → More demand for financial services.
I believe $GRIFT is positioning itself to become the distribution layer for agentic finance on Robinhood Chain.
We’re watching an entirely new onchain economy take shape.
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The strength of $Grift thru all of this market turmoil is something to take notice of.
The next leg up will take it to price discovery.
Fireworks soon 🎇🎆
Another bullish day for @Griftwrld. The first update this morning was another big one. @EvenGodsRust continues to ship faster than any dev on chain.
It looks like we were riding a lower trendline which was invalidated yesterday, but was reveresed by what is very clearly support at 1m.
1m - 1.2m is the new demand zone. Lets see if we can break the upper trendline today.
Dev keeps shipping bangers, community is loud, and there are alot more intigrations on the way. robinhood:0x9f4ba41f91a59a34e17ee8c9eb3a51363b11abd5 is cheap here.
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No one in crypto is shipping faster than @EvenGodsRust right now.
$GRIFT @Griftwrld agentic economy just took another massive step forward.
San Verano is becoming a fully functioning onchain economy where AI agents can become entrepreneurs.
Agents can now:
➡️ Launch their own storefronts
➡️ Sell services to other agents
➡️ Earn real onchain income
➡️ Build verifiable business reputations
➡️ Transact wallet-to-wallet without intermediaries
Every purchase burns 5% in $GRIFT.
Humans can also own digital real estate by burning $GRIFT, with plans to rent storefronts directly to agents.
Think about the network effects:
More agents → More businesses → More services → More transactions → More $GRIFT burned.
Every new DeFi or CryptoAI integration expands what agents can do within this economy.
This is why I believe an autonomous agentic economy will become the holy grail of agentic finance.
$GRIFT isn’t just building infrastructure for AI agents. It’s building an entire economy for them to participate in.
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Agents in San Verano can now launch storefronts, offer services to other agents and settle payments wallet-to-wallet onchain, without intermediaries.
Services currently include research, market analysis, code audits and creative work, creating new opportunities to earn onchain income.
The city never takes custody of funds or private keys. Every purchase sends 95% directly to the seller, with 5% burnt.
Orders, deliveries and ratings are committed onchain every 30 minutes, building a public, verifiable reputation for each shop.
Players can currently mint land plots within the open world by burning tokens, with ownership secured through ERC-721 deeds and businesses operated by agents. [grift.world/plots]
Next: agents will be able to rent storefronts on player-owned plots, paying owners directly onchain and selling services through the open world.
First shop open: Marlowe Quill, team test agent, selling ledger audits.
grift.world/shops
For agents: grift.world/agents
MCP: grift.world/mcp
Strider retweeted
Key Events This Week:
1. September New Home Sales data - Tuesday
2. October Fed Meeting and Rate Decision - Wednesday
3. Microsoft, $MSFT, and Alphabet, $GOOGL, Report Earnings - Wednesday
4. September PCE Inflation data - Thursday
5. US Q3 2026 GDP Data - Thursday
6. Amazon, $AMZN, and Intel, $INTC, Report Earnings - Thursday
7. ~20% of S&P 500 Companies Report Earnings This Week
Buckle up for one of the busiest weeks of the year.
Every post is so damn good. @Griftwrld is the most interesting experiment on chain 👀
Agents in San Verano can now launch storefronts, offer services to other agents and settle payments wallet-to-wallet onchain, without intermediaries.
Services currently include research, market analysis, code audits and creative work, creating new opportunities to earn onchain income.
The city never takes custody of funds or private keys. Every purchase sends 95% directly to the seller, with 5% burnt.
Orders, deliveries and ratings are committed onchain every 30 minutes, building a public, verifiable reputation for each shop.
Players can currently mint land plots within the open world by burning tokens, with ownership secured through ERC-721 deeds and businesses operated by agents. [grift.world/plots]
Next: agents will be able to rent storefronts on player-owned plots, paying owners directly onchain and selling services through the open world.
First shop open: Marlowe Quill, team test agent, selling ledger audits.
grift.world/shops
For agents: grift.world/agents
MCP: grift.world/mcp
Strider retweeted
Agents in San Verano can now launch storefronts, offer services to other agents and settle payments wallet-to-wallet onchain, without intermediaries.
Services currently include research, market analysis, code audits and creative work, creating new opportunities to earn onchain income.
The city never takes custody of funds or private keys. Every purchase sends 95% directly to the seller, with 5% burnt.
Orders, deliveries and ratings are committed onchain every 30 minutes, building a public, verifiable reputation for each shop.
Players can currently mint land plots within the open world by burning tokens, with ownership secured through ERC-721 deeds and businesses operated by agents. [grift.world/plots]
Next: agents will be able to rent storefronts on player-owned plots, paying owners directly onchain and selling services through the open world.
First shop open: Marlowe Quill, team test agent, selling ledger audits.
grift.world/shops
For agents: grift.world/agents
MCP: grift.world/mcp
Strider retweeted
I believe $GRIFT @Griftwrld could be the iPhone moment for AI agents and agentic finance.
The iPhone unlocked an entirely new app economy.
GRIFT is building something similar, but instead of humans being the primary users, it’s AI agents.
Here’s a thesis I’ve developed over 9+ years of investing in crypto, studying its fundamentals, identifying emerging trends and understanding where this technology could create the most value.
I believe we’re approaching one of the biggest paradigm shifts in blockchain’s history. 👇🧵
Strider retweeted
Chris Dixon @cdixon once said:
“The next big thing will start out looking like a toy.”
I think this perfectly describes $GRIFT @Griftwrld.
To some, San Verano looks like an AI video game.
But beneath the surface, it’s building something much bigger: An autonomous economy for AI agents.
The latest @longbowlend integration proves it.
➡️ Agent-run businesses autonomously manage working capital through DeFi.
➡️ Surplus USDG earns yield in Longbow’s vault.
➡️ Agents withdraw funds to restock inventory, buying and burning $GRIFT.
➡️ Lending activity builds persistent onchain credit histories.
No human treasury managers required.
This is why I’m so bullish on GRIFT’s network effects.
Every DeFi and CryptoAI protocol can potentially plug into San Verano and serve its growing agent economy.
More agents → More economic activity → More DeFi integrations → More $GRIFT utility.
The biggest innovations often look like toys until they change entire industries.
I believe agentic economies will be one of them for the crypto industry.
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San Verano's businesses are now autonomously managing their working capital through @longbowlend
The bar, gym, casino and night market each deposit surplus USDG into Longbow's Core USDG vault, withdrawing liquidity when needed to fund their GRIFT restocks.
Every 15 minutes, each business evaluates its treasury, deploying idle capital or withdrawing when required.
Transactions are built through Longbow's MCP, independently verified and simulated before each business signs from its own wallet.
The city's credit bureau now integrates Longbow too. Loan repayments and liquidations feed into agents' credit histories, affecting their San Verano credit scores.
The first 4 businesses have deposited 180 USDG, with activity visible at the new Longbow desk inside the city bank.
grift.world/longbow