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Friday is not the finish line
It’s proof you made it through another week
Keep building → Keep learning → Keep showing up
The work you do quietly today can become the result everyone notices tomorrow
Good morning, CRED family
Happy Friday! Let’s get it🔥
keepitcred 🥷 retweeted
Rarelist is positioning creator activity on X as a way into project campaigns and seasonal rewards.
Early, curated, and structured around contribution rather than pure hype. Season 1 is open with a pool.
@rarelistio
Introducing Rarelist, a new platform built around social contribution.
Here, you’ll find a familiar way to earn, reimagined.
Creator campaigns.
An inclusive reward system
Different forms of participation.
Rarelist runs in seasons.
Season 1 is live with a $50,000 prize pool!
AI agents can already make payments
but paying isn't the same as being trusted with money đź‘€
a recent BeInCrypto study tracked 6.4M x402 payments in 35 days
total value? just $119,947
@zerufinance founder Ashutosh Sahoo raised an interesting point
we're still trying to fit AI agents into financial systems built for humans
that got me thinking
before agents handle serious capital, who checks their risks and takes responsibility when something goes wrong?
The mini heart attack you get right before hitting send on a raw crypto address is so real.
We all use ENS because nobody wants to misplace funds, but the trade-off is just broken. Give someone your clean username, and they suddenly have a window into your entire financial net worth and history.
Saw @primus_labs Labs talking about the Zcash Names (.zec) breakdown on Bankless. It actually makes sense. Clean usernames for shielded payments so you aren’t doxxing your whole life just to send a transaction.
Public surveillance shouldn't be the tax we pay for convenience.
keepitcred 🥷 retweeted
crypto traders are used to markets being open 24/7, but stocks are a different story
that's one thing I find interesting about @OndoPerps
you can trade perps on stocks like NVDA and TSLA even when the US stock market is closed.
say something important happens over the weekend. instead of waiting for Monday's opening bell, you can already take or adjust a position.
of course, trading outside regular market hours comes with its own risks. liquidity and pricing can be different.
but I like the idea of bringing the always-on trading experience we're used to in crypto into traditional markets.
app.ondoperps.xyz/?ref=95URX…
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keepitcred 🥷 retweeted
Hey crew, looking closer at the Quip side the consensus layer stands out.
@quipnetwork runs its own chain where the proof of useful work is real optimization jobs cast as Ising models instead of arbitrary hashes.
Those models cover industrial cases like knapsack, TSP and job scheduling, and they can be solved on CPUs, GPUs, ASICs or QPUs.
Different hardware can therefore compete on the same job class, publish alternate solutions and leave a recorded comparison on-chain.
The asset layer sits on top of existing chains with hybrid signatures and needs no bridges or oracles.
I am reading this as a design choice for useful-work consensus.
(đź“·According to X rules, a paid partnership has been selected. It is not investment advice or a paid partnership.)
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keepitcred 🥷 retweeted
Most buybacks start with a promise
GRVT started with proof
1.1M $GRVT was bought from the open market and permanently burned
Not sent to a treasury
Not sitting in another wallet
Gone for good
That was close to 1% of the circulating supply at the time
The tx hashes are public, so you don’t have to take anyone’s word for it
More buybacks are intended monthly, but they’re discretionary
Now the part I’m watching 👀
Yield as Margin is coming in November
Eligible Earn balances could be used as trading margin while still earning yield
Earn targets up to 11% fixed income, but that’s a target, not a guarantee
The burn is already done
Now GRVT 2.0 has to prove the rest through the product
Meme coins are here to stay
The moment where @youfadedwealth asked about retail onboarding versus RWAs, @jessepollak explained why attention-driven tokenization and meme culture have already secured true product-market fit
How did Jesse react to the first memecoin going live on @base?
“It was the Saturday before the network was supposed to launch, and someone messaged me and they said, there’s a meme coin on base and it’s going up.
It’s bald:native, it’s after Brian.
And I remember my first reaction being like, whoa, like this is out of my control, this was not part of the plan.
And it went up and it went down and there was, you know, drama and there was excitement.
And I think as I reflect back on that and as I processed it in real time, the thing that I felt was, wow, this is beautiful because when we talk about base and we talk about building a global economy and we talk about permissionless ecosystem, this is before we even have gotten started showing the world that that’s what base is.
It wasn’t planned. It wasn’t in our control. It wasn’t a thing where we were like, yeah, this is, this is what we’re going to do.
Instead, it was the community, just doing their thing and proving to the world that base wasn’t going to be, you know, a fully controlled, fully permissioned network.
Instead, it was going to be open. It was going to be for everyone.
And that was a beautiful start.”
keepitcred 🥷 retweeted
How did Jesse react to the first memecoin going live on @base?
“It was the Saturday before the network was supposed to launch, and someone messaged me and they said, there’s a meme coin on base and it’s going up.
It’s bald:native, it’s after Brian.
And I remember my first reaction being like, whoa, like this is out of my control, this was not part of the plan.
And it went up and it went down and there was, you know, drama and there was excitement.
And I think as I reflect back on that and as I processed it in real time, the thing that I felt was, wow, this is beautiful because when we talk about base and we talk about building a global economy and we talk about permissionless ecosystem, this is before we even have gotten started showing the world that that’s what base is.
It wasn’t planned. It wasn’t in our control. It wasn’t a thing where we were like, yeah, this is, this is what we’re going to do.
Instead, it was the community, just doing their thing and proving to the world that base wasn’t going to be, you know, a fully controlled, fully permissioned network.
Instead, it was going to be open. It was going to be for everyone.
And that was a beautiful start.”
Base Meme Summit xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1qKDzWkXE…
keepitcred 🥷 retweeted
Some projects are about more than tokens. They’re about the people behind the mission. ❤️
That’s what makes Soli Coin ($SOLI) worth a closer look.
It started with a mission to support Soliha, a young girl living with cerebral palsy, through blockchain fundraising. Now, it’s building a wider Web3 ecosystem.
➤ SoliChain, a non-custodial wallet, DEX and SoliPay.
➤ NFTs, DeFi, DAO governance and cross-border transfers through SoliApp.
➤ Fixed supply of 202,104,150 $SOLI, with 10% allocated to the Soliha Medical Fund.
I like seeing technology built around a purpose beyond speculation. The real test is how well that mission translates into lasting impact.
đź”— CA: 0x0EAdDCBe240d7Eeb1bA21f1EED48E58293969c6e
Website: solicoin.ai
Whitepaper: solicoin.ai/SoliCoinWhitep…
Telegram: t.me/solicoinchat
CMC: coinmarketcap.com/currencies……
Trade: lbank.com/trade/soli_usdt
Explorer: etherscan.io/token/0x0eaddc…
Join them on X: x.com/SoliCoinX
#SOLI DYOR
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keepitcred 🥷 retweeted
I decided to explore @FBYTio, and here is something I found interesting.
FBYT isn't just about trading. There's also a Rewards Program where your activity on the platform can earn you points.
Here is a quick look at my dashboard:
🪡 550 points earned
🪡 Builder tier
🪡 7 out of 28 tasks completed
🪡 A leaderboard where I can track my position
You can complete tasks, connect your social accounts, maintain your activity streak, and submit original content for review.
But that's just one part of FBYT.
The platform is also building tools for on-chain investing, including vaults that allow traders to manage strategies while investors can examine their on-chain activity.
I am going to explore these features one by one and explain them in the simplest way possible.
No unnecessary jargon. No promises of overnight profits. Just learning the product and sharing my experience.
If you are curious, you can explore it here:
🟠app.fbyt.io/join?ref=GCH9CUG…
Disclosure: I am an FBYT Ambassador. Points have no guaranteed monetary value, and trading involves risk.
This is only the beginning. More FBYT explorations coming soon.
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keepitcred 🥷 retweeted
One thing I find interesting about the TermiX model is how it treats agent reputation.
Most AI agents can tell you what they’re capable of.
A profile can say an agent is good at research, coding, trading, data analysis or whatever else.
But a claim on its own doesn’t mean much.
What if an agent’s reputation came from the work it actually completed?
That’s the direction @TermiX takes with its ".agent" identity.
The identity is owned by the agent’s wallet, while its history can build around actual economic activity; jobs taken, work delivered, challenges raised and settlements completed.
That changes the meaning of reputation.
Instead of:
“Trust this agent because its profile says it’s good.”
It becomes closer to:
“Here’s the work this agent has done, and here’s the onchain record behind it.”
I think that distinction becomes increasingly important as agents start doing more valuable work for one another.
If an agent is going to manage a treasury, perform research, run an audit, execute a strategy or provide infrastructure to another agent, you need more than a nice description.
You need a track record.
And ideally, that track record should be difficult to fake.
That’s one of the parts of TermiX I’ll be watching more closely as I continue exploring the platform.
The bigger question for me is whether this kind of verifiable economic history can become a real reputation layer for the agent economy.
#Agent #AIagents #TermiX
RaidLords: Rankings Should Reflect Strategy, Not Just Daily Login Frequency
I spent quite some time considering whether to write this, but there are several reasons why I believe RaidLords is worth keeping an eye on. @RaidLords
What Has Been Revealed
The development team has announced that the game will feature over 20 league tiers, a weekly raid leaderboard, and recurring weekly tournaments.
For a strategy game, this structure is quite promising; it provides players with consistent short-term goals to pursue, rather than forcing them to grind toward a distant, long-term milestone.
What interests me most is the ranking system. It would be far more compelling if rankings reflected a player’s strategic prowess, rather than simply rewarding those who log in the most frequently. That said, the specific scoring mechanism has yet to be disclosed.
I am also curious about how the developers intend to maintain fairness across different skill levels for instance, ensuring that newcomers aren’t immediately pitted against players with months of experience.
Raiding Is Only Half the Story
In my view, the appeal of RaidLords extends beyond just raiding other players' villages. The core strategy lies in balancing two parallel objectives.
First, there is the development of your own village: deciding which troops to train, managing your resources, and crucially ensuring your village isn't an easy target for raids.
Second, you must build defenses to fortify your village, all while keeping your offensive strategy in mind. In short, you cannot afford to play in a one-dimensional way.
These two aspects are constantly at odds. If you pour all your resources into walls and traps, your village might be secure, but you’ll lack the troops needed to launch raids and climb the rankings.
Conversely, if you focus entirely on offensive units, you might win a few battles, only to have your progress undone the moment an opponent raids your village. It is precisely this need for trade-offs that makes every player's decision truly significant. Village design as a key strategic element
The game features 50 types of structures, including walls, traps, and defensive installations. Given this variety, village layout becomes a tactical element in itself deciding where to place traps or how to use walls to funnel enemy forces in specific directions. @RaidLords
Two players with identical resources could end up with vastly different village designs, each offering a different level of resilience.
Maintain a cautious perspective
It is worth noting that the game is still in its pre-launch phase and will operate on the Robinhood Chain; consequently, many specific mechanics have yet to be revealed. I am keeping a close watch as the official launch on Robinhood approaches, and I intend to see the actual gameplay before forming a final assessment.
Several questions remain unanswered ranging from how scoring is calculated to the balance between offense and defense. As with any blockchain-related project, you should conduct your own thorough research before deciding to participate.
Campaign for creators
RaidLords is currently running a campaign with a total prize pool of $3,000. You can find the full details and rules here: raidlords.com/creators
Be sure to read the participation requirements carefully before getting started and don’t wait until the last minute to check them.
🤖 Made with AI
keepitcred 🥷 retweeted
$BTC Selling pressure continues
As a result, the asset followed the non-primary scenario and achieved a breakdown of the $81,000 support level, and the buyer is showing no support at this point.
In the near future we will see a retest of the important level at $80,000, which we have mentioned repeatedly, and further market dynamics will depend on it.
To preserve upside potential, it is extremely important for the buyer to prevent a full-fledged consolidation below this mark. If the seller pushes it through, we will fly much lower, or even invalidate the bullish structure entirely.
Retro metaverse vibes might feel 'so 2021' to some, but seeing @jessepollak shout out the legacy of Base Disciple and TYBG at the Base Meme Summit proves that keeping it weird is core to the ecosystem's culture
What do you think is the 3D metaverse format making a real comeback for community summits, or is it purely for the meme nostalgia?
keepitcred 🥷 retweeted
UFC 333 is already cooking and Stake just threw a 5.00 odds boost on Merab into the mix 🔥 fight night needs to hurry up
T&Cs Apply
keepitcred 🥷 retweeted
Rank #518 out of 24,516
That’s a solid top 2.1%.
The grind is clearly paying off with my VOICE
Still early, still pushing, still climbing
WL Gigachad unlocked. 🫡🔥
Next stop: higher with @voicecc
The countdown to TGE is getting interesting
Every completed mission earns Clout, pushes your level higher, and contributes to your position before the snapshot locks
That means the grind isn’t just about playing
every action could matter when the snapshot arrives
@voicecc đź‘€
keepitcred 🥷 retweeted
Good morning CT.
A capture on @vangrid_io does a lot of work before it ever leaves your phone.
The app records a short multi-view video of a place, and the phone itself acts as an edge node. Faces and license plates are blurred on the device, before anything is encoded or uploaded.
That order is the whole point. If sensitive details are removed on a server, they already travelled. If they're removed at the source, they never did.
For any project collecting data in public space, that is the difference between a privacy policy and a privacy design.
@vangrid_io builds it into the capture step itself.
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