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Crypto terms don’t have to be confusing 👀 L2, liquidity, cold wallets, KYC - understanding the basics makes everything easier. Every day you learn something new, you’re one step ahead 🚀 Keep building your crypto knowledge! @DlicomApp

Another thing I find interesting about @Ritualfnd is how much reliability matters when AI becomes part of an onchain application 💜 In my previous post, I talked about TTL and how applications can detect when an AI request takes too long. But there's another important question: what happens next? Knowing that a request has timed out is only the first step. The application also needs to handle that situation without leaving users confused about what's happening. This is especially important onchain, where applications often depend on multiple steps working together. For me, this is what makes Ritual's approach interesting. It's not just about connecting AI to blockchain. It's about thinking through the small technical details that can make these systems more predictable and easier to build on. And as a community member, I think that's exactly the kind of foundation onchain AI needs 💜

Big things are happening at @DlicomApp! The $DLI TGE is now planned for 2027, with the team focusing on real product growth. 🔹 DliClips & creator tipping 🔹 Encrypted messaging 🔹 Self-custody Web3 wallet 🔹 Growing community Building real utility before the token launch👀💙

This is exactly why I really like @Ritualfnd approach 💜 When integrating AI with blockchain, it’s not just about getting a response from a model. It’s also about knowing what happens if that response is delayed or never arrives at all. Ritual addresses this through TTL, measured in network blocks. If the AI doesn't respond in time, the application can detect the timeout, notify the user, and offer the option to retry the request. It might seem like a small detail, but these are exactly the kinds of mechanisms that help build reliable infrastructure for onchain AI. As a community member, it's great to see the team focusing not just on big promises, but on real technical details

I really enjoyed this event! I even made my own game, a parody of Agar. io, but even better! Even though my game didn’t win, I still had a great time participating in the contest I’d love to see something similar next time, but on a much bigger scale. For example, a competition where participants create an online game that could actually be used for future events Thanks @DlicomApp

The growth around @pawsofsherwood over the last 24 hours has been crazy to watch We went from around 2K online to a much more stable 5–7K concurrent players in basically a day. That’s a huge jump in activity, and it feels like the game is only starting to get real attention If this momentum keeps going, I genuinely think 10K online this week is possible And if the player growth translates into more activity around $PAWS, we could also see the token challenge its previous ATH and potentially push toward something like a $2M FDV Obviously, that’s just my personal view - not a guarantee and not financial advice. But the combination of rising player count, Reward Rounds, Membership and more people actually using the in-game economy makes this week very interesting From 2K → 5–7K online in one day. Next milestone: 10K online Let’s see how far @pawsofsherwood can take this

I bought the $50 Paws of Sherwood Membership right after it launched Over the next 2 Reward Rounds, I made back the cost of the pass, covered roughly $80 in total spending, and ended up about $50 ahead. That’s just my own result, not a guarantee for anyone else So I honestly don’t really understand all the hate around the Membership. To me, it actually helps filter out sybil/farm accounts and rewards people who are genuinely playing Could the price have been $20 instead? Sure. But even at $50, I think it’s a reasonable price based on my experience so far Curious to see how @pawsofsherwood develops the Membership system from here

The more I follow @Ritualfnd the more I realize this is much bigger than just “AI + blockchain.” In their recent posts, the team has been talking a lot about things that may not sound very hype at first: async requests, failures, timeouts, passkeys, agent permissions, and data verification. But this is exactly the kind of infrastructure needed for AI agents to do more than just answer prompts — to actually operate autonomously and safely. What stood out to me most was the idea of compute becoming the next global market. GPUs, models, data, agents, capital — all of these already exist. The problem is that today they are fragmented across different closed platforms. And if Ritual can really become the open programmable layer that connects all of these pieces, then the potential here is much more interesting than another “AI chain.” For now, I’m just watching closely and learning more. gRitual ❖

1/6 DLI ARENA - a browser-based multiplayer arena inspired by Agar io, but with much more aggressive gameplay. Collect DLI, gain mass, hunt other players, use abilities, portals, and survive longer than everyone else. Last player alive wins. 2/6 Core rules • DLI tokens give you mass + score • Bigger cells can absorb smaller ones • Left Click - split into up to 16 cells • Cells can merge back after ~10 seconds • SPACE - speed boost that costs 2% of your current score • No time limit 3/6 The key mechanic: each individual cell matters. If you have 1000 mass and split into two 500-mass cells, an enemy with a 700-mass cell can eat them one by one. You are eliminated only when your last remaining cell is destroyed. 4/6 The arena also includes • 2× Speed • Mine Shield • DLI Magnet • Mass Rush • Mine Pulse • Golden DLI • Mines • 4 portals - 2 linked pairs • DLI Storm / Danger Zone / Mine Surge • Leader bounty 👑 Power-ups and events appear during the match. 5/6 The bots are not there to give you an easy win. They farm aggressively, hunt weaker opponents, use boosts, split attacks, power-ups, and portals. The game also features: 🔥 Kill Feed 🔥 KO streaks 🔥 Achievements 🔥 Spectator Mode 🔥 FINAL DUEL for the last 2 players 🔥 Anti-camp mechanics 🔥 Arena shrinking in very long matches 6/6 🌐 How to start Enter your nickname and DlicomApp address Choose a 5 / 10 / 20 player lobby If there are not enough players, anyone in the lobby can add bots Fill the lobby Press START MATCH No installation required everything runs directly in the browser. Tap to play dlicom-pvp-arena.netlify.app… Huge thanks to @DlicomApp for organizing such an amazing competition and giving us the opportunity to build, experiment, and bring ideas like DLI ARENA to life

RITUAL is already live on the MEXC pre-market Feels like TGE is getting very close now. I’ve had this project on my radar for a while, so I’m really curious to see how the market prices it at launch. My expectation for TGE is around $500M FDV Let’s see if the market goes even higher🚀 @ritualfnd

Hey everyone 👋 I just released the first version of my game, @DlicomApp arena, and I’d love to get your feedback - dlicom-arena.netlify.app/ Rules: - Collect DLI tokens to gain mass and score. - The bigger your cell gets, the slower it moves. - You can eat another cell if yours is about 16% bigger. - If a player has multiple cells, you can eat them one by one. They lose only when their last cell is gone. - LMB: Split, up to 16 cells - Cells can merge again after about 10 seconds - SPACE: Boost, costs 2% of your current score - Mines can split large cells into smaller pieces - Last player alive wins - No time limit - Bots farm, hunt weaker players and use split and boost How to start: Register your nickname and address Join an available lobby Add bots if there are not enough players When Players + Bots = Lobby Capacity, START MATCH becomes available Any player can press START MATCH and the match starts for everyone Would really appreciate any feedback, ideas or bug reports 🙌

Honestly, the news that the $DLI TGE is now scheduled for 2027 made me think for a moment. I believe many people expected the token launch to happen earlier. But after reading the full explanation from the team, the decision makes sense to me. Right now, Dlicom is focused not simply on launching a token, but on building the product. Before the end of 2026, the team plans to release a major app update, develop AI functionality, create a stronger connection between the product and the community, and continue growing the user base. At the same time, the investment process is continuing, with the next round planned for early 2027. I like the logic behind this approach. First, build a product that people actually use. Then add the token economy around it. A TGE only happens once. You cannot come back a few months later and say, now the app is better and we have more users, so let us launch again. At the same time, this does not mean the community has to wait until 2027 without anything happening. The airdrop campaign may start earlier, after the product update. Activity and rewards can be tracked in advance, but the actual $DLI tokens will only be distributed during the TGE. Another important point is that current Discord roles, message counts, or previous activity do not automatically guarantee an allocation. The final rules, eligibility criteria, and airdrop mechanics will be announced separately. Personally, I see this period as an opportunity to keep contributing to the project. Testing the product, giving useful feedback, sharing ideas, creating content, joining community activities, and helping the ecosystem grow all matter. The market can change many times before 2027. The team has also made it clear that this decision is not about trying to predict the perfect market moment. It is about making sure the project itself is ready. There are no promises about price, exchange listings, or any specific market outcome, and I think that is the right approach. Let us see what Dlicom looks like when it reaches the TGE in 2027. If this additional time results in a stronger product, more active users, and a real connection between the app, the community, and $DLI, then the extra wait may be worth it. For now, we keep building together🚀 @DlicomApp

What’s happening with @ritualfnd right now? ❖ As a community member, I’m most excited to see the team expand on its vision for autonomous AI agents systems that can carry out tasks, manage funds, and interact with each other onchain. The official docs already include testnet details and links to the RPC, explorer, and faucet. They also describe AI model calls, external API access, automated task scheduling, and confidential computing. Together, these capabilities lay the groundwork for applications where agents can act without constant human input. For me, the next big milestone is seeing these capabilities in working products and discovering what developers build with them. When it comes to mainnet, TGE, and an airdrop, I’m sticking to a simple rule: wait for confirmed announcements from the team. Community predictions are still predictions, and RITUAL is currently identified in the docs as a testnet currency. I’ll keep following the progress. I’m especially curious to see which real-world tasks the first autonomous agents will be able to handle

$VAR: 32% of the supply allocated to the airdrop 🔥 Variational has revealed its tokenomics and pushed TGE to Q4 2026. The team says the delay is tied to new strategic partnerships, with details still under wraps Here’s the allocation: 🔹 32% for the genesis airdrop, distributed proportionally to accumulated points. The entire allocation will be unlocked at TGE 🔹 18% reserved by the Foundation for ecosystem growth 🔹 50% for the team and investors, locked for one year after TGE, then gradually unlocked over at least three years. The exact split between the team and investors will be announced before launch Weekly distributions of 150,000 points will continue until TGE. To claim the airdrop, you need at least 1 point and must accept the $VAR Terms of Service. Unclaimed tokens will be burned Another key detail: the team plans to use 100% of revenue directed to the treasury to buy back and burn $VAR. That sounds interesting, but I’ll judge its impact once we see actual buyback volumes and the full mechanics Before launch, the team also plans to bring Omni to public mainnet, expand its swaps offering, release a trading API and reveal the token’s utility. There are still several milestones to watch 👀 My prediction is a TGE in mid November. That’s my personal expectation, as the team has only confirmed Q4 without a specific date On valuation, I think we could see a $1.5B FDV at launch. With 32% allocated to the airdrop, that would imply $480M for points holders For this calculation, I’m using a conservative scenario of 11.1M total points: $1.5B × 32% ÷ 11.1M ≈ $43 per point If TGE happens in mid November and the final points total is lower, the value per point would be higher at the same FDV. But $1.5B is my scenario, not a guaranteed launch valuation For me, the biggest question now is how many traders and how much trading activity will remain after the airdrop. The distribution will draw attention to $VAR, but what comes next will depend heavily on demand for the product and how the buybacks actually work

Why I think zcash:native could be the next Bitcoin narrative People are looking at the price. I’m looking at the monetary policy - Zcash inherited one of Bitcoin’s most important properties: hard scarcity. Max supply: 21M ZEC. Proof of Work issuance. Block rewards. Halvings roughly every 4 years. Declining inflation over time - That 21M cap isn’t just a marketing number. Zcash’s issuance model was designed around Bitcoin’s monetary model Around 16.88M of the 21M ZEC are already circulating. That’s roughly 80.4% of the maximum supply So I wouldn’t say every token is already unlocked. But the large majority of the eventual supply is already circulating while future issuance continues to decline Then add the thing Bitcoin doesn’t provide natively: privacy - Bitcoin proved that digital scarcity matters. Zcash is making the bet that digital scarcity plus financial privacy matters too - ZEC went from the $30 area to around $1,500. That’s roughly a 50x move My thesis is simple BTC = digital scarcity. ZEC = digital scarcity plus privacy 21M max supply. More than 80% already circulating. Bitcoin style issuance. Halvings. Privacy by design - My personal 2027 target: $3,400 ZEC - At $3,400 with around 16.88M ZEC circulating that would imply roughly a $57B market cap before accounting for additional issuance Privacy may be one of crypto’s next major narratives. ZEC is my bet on it

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Yesterday, the market was pricing in: $1B FDV - 61% $2B FDV - 22% Today:$1B - 65% $2B - 31% 👀 -In just 24 hours, the probability of a $2B FDV jumped from 22% to 31% - Suddenly, $2B FDV doesn’t look that impossible anymore - If expectations keep moving in this direction, we could realistically see something around $2B at TGE @variational_io Go to the moon