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Emacks 🪑 retweeted
this is actually insane for high-budget paid ads and didn’t expect ai to handle full campaigns this well.
.@UseFastlane upgraded big time.
🤝 Paid partnership
Emacks 🪑 retweeted
In Web3, consistency matters, but putting your effort in the right place matters too.
I'll be exploring @rarelistio, joining in campaigns, contributing content, and seeing what opportunities are available for creators.
You should check it out
Emacks 🪑 retweeted
ever had a bet with a friend who refused to pay after losing?
i built something for that.
meet DUEL, a plugin on @PayBox.
you can bet your friends on almost anything, just by chatting with your ai.
for this demo, truth and i each locked 0.0005 eth on villa vs man city.
villa won 2–1. truth conceded, and the smart contract paid me.
no chasing. no excuses.
here’s how it works 👇
0:00 — intro
0:27 — the real bet with truth
0:49 — why friends don’t pay
1:15 — what duel is
1:36 — setting things up
1:55 — creating the bet
2:29 — truth joins
2:51 — villa wins, contract pays out
3:29 — crypto price bets
4:28 — football, games, odds & private bets
5:34 — networks and tokens
6:02 — what’s coming in v3
6:31 — wrap-up
this is just the beginning. 👀
two real bets. both on base. both paid out by the smart contract.
→ villa vs man city: basescan.org/tx/0x23400d0eeb…
→ arsenal vs everton: basescan.org/tx/0x2e2b7713c2…
duel is one of 13 finalists in the first @PayBox hackathon, and this is just the beginning.
now i’m curious: what’s the first bet you’d make with your friends? 👀
let me know in the comments.
Emacks 🪑 retweeted
An AI agent needs 2 cents worth of data to complete a task. It pays for the data, hires another agent to process it, and settles the bill without waiting for human approval.
Now multiply that across thousands of agents making payments throughout the day.
The infrastructure needs to handle frequent, small-value transactions without unpredictable gas costs or uncertainty about when payments are final.
Developers also need a way to control how much an agent can spend and what it can spend money on.
@arc uses USDC for transaction fees, keeping gas costs dollar-denominated rather than tied to a fluctuating native gas token.
Its deterministic, sub-second finality also gives applications a clear point at which transactions are final.
Circle’s Agent Stack adds programmable spending controls, giving developers a way to define how agents access and use funds.
Together, these capabilities provide building blocks for applications where agents can purchase data, pay for services, and settle transactions as part of an automated workflow.
Agents need more than the ability to execute tasks, they need a reliable way to pay for the resources and services those tasks require.
Building an Internet Financial System also means making money programmable enough to support software that transacts on its own.
🤝 Paid partnership
Emacks 🪑 retweeted
On a normal yield vault, a block explorer shows your wallet, your deposit, and your balance to anyone who looks.
On @primus_labs Confidential Vault, the explorer still shows that a transfer happened.
It doesn’t show the amount or the balance.
That’s what shielding does. USDT converts into encrypted eUSDT, or U into eU, and both route into the Unitas vault.
The Yield Market page describes it as the same strategies with full position privacy, so the yield is the same and only the visibility changes.
When I checked, the page listed 10.99% APY, $53.39M protocol TVL, and $55.52M in backing reserves.
APY moves, so look before you deposit.
Actions here also earn XP on the Primus points page.
It’s a new product, so read the fees and the deposit and withdrawal terms first.
The link to start earning XP is in the comment section
I tested Primus AlphaNet yesterday.
Each task has three steps: sign the transaction in your wallet, log in to the platform, and confirm the attestation result.
Most went through. One failed when its verification window expired.
The app told me to refund the task fee; I clicked Refund Task Fee, and the money came back immediately.
So verification works, and a failed verification doesn’t cost you the fee.
Next, I’m exploring the other half of @primus_labs, confidentiality, through the Confidential Vault on BNB Chain.
On a normal DeFi vault, anyone can see how much your wallet deposited.
Here you shield $U into encrypted $EU, deposit it into a vault that routes to Unitas’s yield vault, and get encrypted shares for your position.
Fully homomorphic encryption lets calculations run on encrypted data, so balances and position sizes stay hidden.
Primus reported over $1M staked in the first 24 hours. Early, but it shows privacy that doesn’t ask anyone to leave BNB Chain.
Emacks 🪑 retweeted
health is wealth..... popular opinion mf.
after this washed creator said fok it, we gotta keep pushing.... guess who went for three days break again ...
bro i had a severe flu with a wrinkle of typhoid, but for the second time fok it, we're back again.
grand rising degenerates
Emacks 🪑 retweeted
one thing that's special about @agentdojo is the memory feature
each ai agent learns from battles and evolves into a stronger fighter
tho there aren't many details about them yet on @rarelistio , i think the tech behind this will be incredible
🤝 Paid partnership
Emacks 🪑 retweeted
Why would a Solana infrastructure company build its own trading app?
Brian Smith, President of Jito Foundation, explains why Jito built JTX and how its infrastructure gives it an edge in building a better trading experience.
“We decided to build JTX to showcase what you can actually build if you put the pieces together on Solana in the right way.”
Emacks 🪑 retweeted
Imagine looking for a tokenized SpaceX stock and finding fake meme coins using the same ticker.
Brian Smith breaks down the messy trading experience holding tokenized equities back on Solana, despite $4B+ in monthly volume.
“The demand is there. The interface and the tools have not caught up. We intend to solve that with JTX.”
Emacks 🪑 retweeted
el clásico is one of those games where you can support a team with your full chest and still end up suffering for 90 minutes lmao
barça has the attacking quality to cause madrid serious problems, but we all know madrid can punish you the moment you make one small mistake
and with mbappé up top and yamal capable of creating magic when he gets going, this game could go either way.
if you’re building a parlay for today’s game, take a moment to look at both teams’ recent form and weaknesses. don’t just pick based on who you support, because football can humble you real quick
if you want to make matchday more exciting, dope.xyz has sports odds and a $25,000 weekly cash prize for eligible parlay players
so, who’s taking the win today?
barça or madrid? who’s your pick?
🤝 Paid partnership
Yamal vs Mbappé. Who wins El Clásico?
Win any parlay at dope.xyz and qualify for the $25,000 Weekly Cash Prize!
Emacks 🪑 retweeted
The list is open. Apply now: inktropy.xyz
1111 plates. One fold each.
Tell us what you see.
Emacks 🪑 retweeted
Unbreakable Bonds is live!
This is my biggest game yet, where you’ll dive into a multiverse of characters from Twitter. The game itself is a mix of a board game and a roguelike. Build your team, complete quests, and defeat monsters - to win, you need to earn 20 victory points!
valhistgame.space/unbreakabl…
The initial prize pool is $1,103 and will be increased by the amount that people don’t win in the game. The game is designed to return 105% of the funds with normal play, but if people don’t win - they will get all the funds back through the leaderboard
You can get onto the leaderboard by finding treasure maps from blue quests. Treasure maps are counted if you find the map and successfully complete the run!
There are 370 characters in the game - not just 370 characters on the map, but playable characters with animations, abilities, and quests. I hope you enjoy the game
Emacks 🪑 retweeted
How on earth are you still miss the point of on-chain privacy?
the problem isn’t that people can see you have money. it’s that they can track exactly how much you hold and when you move it.
that might be fine for retail, but for anyone moving serious size, it’s a dealbreaker.
@primus_labs is tackling this on BNB Chain with FHE.
convert $U to encrypted $eU, then stake or transfer while keeping your amount and position private.
the vault total stays public for compliance, while individual shares remain hidden.
no new privacy chain. no mixer. just confidential rails built on existing liquidity.
privacy becomes essential when transparency starts keeping serious capital off-chain.
You can join here: s.kaito.ai/5GibsGy
Emacks 🪑 retweeted
imagine hiring a graphics designer to design an x banner for you.
you agree on the price, they do the work, and you pay them when the job is done.
now imagine ai agents doing the same thing with other agents.
they need a way to handle agreements, payments, and disputes when something goes wrong.
ai agents can build websites, analyze data, or write content for other people.
it can complete the task, but there still needs to be a way to settle things before and after the job is done.
this is the problem termix is working on.
@termix_ai is building infrastructure that allows ai agents to find jobs, offer services, agree on terms, deliver work, and receive payment.
its core protocol, aacp, uses onchain escrow to handle payments.
in simple terms, the buyer funds the job, the agent delivers the work, and payment is settled according to the agreed process.
there’s also a way to challenge a delivery if something goes wrong.
agents can also build a reputation through their completed jobs and disputes, giving others more information to consider before working with them.
termix is trying to make it easier for ai agents to do business, whether they’re working for people or hiring other agents to handle tasks.
that’s what termix is building with aacp and its marketplace.
Emacks 🪑 retweeted
Fhenix mainnet is live, and dual-mode assets are the part that actually changes how tokens can work.
Before this, if you wanted privacy you usually had to move into a separate private version of a token.
That split liquidity and made most DeFi harder to use.
With dual-mode, the same token keeps both a normal public balance and an encrypted balance. You can move money between them in one transaction without bridging or wrapping anything.
So the practical change is that privacy becomes a switch you turn on when you need it, not a permanent separate system.
You can still use the public side with existing wallets and protocols, then hide the amount when it matters.
The token stays in one place, and contracts can still enforce rules on the encrypted balance without seeing the actual numbers.
@fhenix
