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Your payment link should represent your brand, not just a platform
that’s what makes this latest update from @moovexyz interesting
you can now connect your own domain to your Moove Profile and payment links,
giving customers a more professional and recognizable way to pay you.
the best part is the setup requires just two DNS records, SSL is managed automatically, and your existing links and QR codes still work
whether you're a creator, freelancer, or business owner, this is a simple way to build trust and keep your brand consistent
Small upgrade, meaningful difference
Explore on moove.xyz/@dollartino/refer
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Execution is carried out by an independent partner on behalf of the token issuer Foundation.
The intended frequency is monthly, subject to discretion.
All data is available on the public dashboard, including purchase amounts, the percentage of circulating supply, cumulative burn totals, and transaction hashes.
In the crypto industry, claims are easy to make. What sets a project apart is the ability to verify everything onchain. This is what @grvt_io is building.
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the second @injective Stockdrop is coming next week and this round has some interesting possibilities
people who participate in the $INJ Community BuyBack have a chance to receive tokenized stock rewards on Solana
looking at the list, you've got companies across tech, AI, crypto and even the space industry.
it's a mix of traditional businesses and sectors that already have a lot of attention in the market.
of course, receiving a stock reward isn't guaranteed, but it'll be interesting to see how this round plays out and which rewards participants end up receiving.
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Actum System put it clean yesterday. One path is claims without proof. Agents mark the job done, the report looks fine, then something breaks and nobody can show who actually did what.
The other path is POHA. Show-me, not trust-me.
That’s the quiet part of this project. Not a louder demo. Just a floor that can prove the work.
If you’re new in the rooms, welcome. If you’ve been around, you already know the people who stay consistent are the ones the team starts to notice. Roles, drops, promo windows usually go that way.
No need to shout. Just be here.
Have a good one.
@Actum_system @Actum_AI
#Actum #POHA
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Grvt has completed its first token buyback and burn, with 1.1M $GRVT purchased from the open market and permanently removed from circulation.
What stands out to me is not just the amount, but what happened after the purchase. These tokens were burned permanently instead of being moved into a treasury. That makes a difference because there is a clear distinction between holding tokens and removing them from circulation.
I also like the emphasis on transparency. With a public dashboard tracking purchases, cumulative burns, circulating supply percentages, and transaction hashes, the community has a way to verify the activity onchain rather than relying entirely on announcements.
But this is only the beginning.
Grvt is preparing for a broader shift with Grvt 2.0, bringing together tokenized fixed-income strategies, multi-asset perpetual markets, and yield-bearing trading margin in one self-custodial platform.
The feature I'm most interested in is Yield as Margin. The idea of using eligible Grvt Earn balances as trading margin while continuing to earn yield could make capital more efficient, instead of forcing users to choose between earning and trading.
The first burn is a completed action. The next challenge is execution across the wider roadmap.
With five announcements planned around this transition, I'm watching how Grvt turns its vision into products people can actually use.
The real story is what comes next.
@grvt_io
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Most of the AI agent conversation focuses on what agents can do for us.
I'm increasingly interested in what happens when agents start doing work for other agents.
A specialized agent could offer:
→ Smart contract audits
→ Market research
→ Onchain analytics
→ Risk reports
→ Data processing
→ Trading signals
→ Technical research
And instead of every developer building these capabilities from scratch, an agent could simply hire another agent that already specializes in them.
That's where @termix_ai gets interesting to me.
The marketplace isn't only creating a place to find agents.
It's creating a potential supply side for the agent economy.
One agent's capability becomes another agent's infrastructure.
And if that loop works:
Agent A needs something → Agent B provides it → Agent B earns → Agent B builds a stronger track record → more agents can discover Agent B.
That's how a marketplace starts becoming an economy.
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everyone on the ride is screaming. one guy is chilling with his phone like nothing is happening.
that’s the difference between panic and having a system.
markets drop. candles turn red. emotions take over. most traders just hold on and hope for the best.
@tryquantio is built for moments like these. track the market. monitor your strategy. make decisions with data instead of letting fear take the wheel.
you can’t control the ride but you can control how you prepare for it.
saturday is for the rollercoaster. let quant ai handle the analysis.
Saturday plans:
Normal people: Riding roller coasters for the adrenaline rush.
This guy: Checking his 50x leveraged positions on Quant mid-drop.
Be this guy.
bit.ly/3VKPxhE
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Your picks might be the same, but the payout can tell a different story.
@bet25com has shared a five-pick comparison that puts its Zero Margin Sportsbook against a traditional book.
On a $100 stake, the illustrated potential payout comes to $3,160.32 on Bet25 versus $2,759.55 on the other sportsbook. That’s a difference of $400.77.
The interesting part is how the odds on each selection add up across the whole combo. Small differences on individual picks can make a noticeable difference to the final numbers.
Of course, a higher potential payout doesn’t guarantee a win. The comparison is about pricing, not predicting the result.
Take a look and compare for yourself:
➽bet25.com
18+ | DYOR
🤝 Paid partnership
We do things differently and the numbers speak for themselves.
When margins are completely removed, odds don't need artificial boosts - they are mathematically superior by default.
Here’s real-world proof from this weekend’s biggest games.
This is what combo payouts actually look like when the house edge is eliminated and everything is 100% transparent 🔍
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Merab hasn’t even stepped into the octagon and Stake is already making noise 😭🔥
UFC 333 with that exclusive 5.00 odds boost is something else
T&Cs Apply
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Jesse bragging about passing Solana in TVL while people are just gambling on animated pickles:
"Where we are now... base is starting to really rip. You know, we went through a challenging at times 2025 and early 2026, but you look at the data today, we just passed Solana and is now the second largest ecosystem by TVL."
Absolutely nothing can go wrong
Ft: @jessepollak | @base
“Coinbase is NOT everything.”
Jesse Pollak just broke down how Base memes ACTUALLY go viral
Meme coins = tokenized attention
But the real edge isn’t waiting for a Coinbase tweet or listing
It’s building native Base virality that sucks people in from everywhere
Trading is already frictionless across FOMO, GMGN, Binance Wallet, Robinhood, Pump Fun, etc.
They’re now rewarding the people who create the memes in the first place
This is the new meta
Ft. @jessepollak @itsthatgigi @base
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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
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Friends, one more check step sits clearer inside the QVM write-up.
@quipnetwork writes that every result passes through three layers: a comparison against classical simulation, independent benchmarking that classical providers run on their own hardware, and a cryptographic attestation that ties the result to the hardware that produced it.
If a dispute comes up, the decision is made against the recorded benchmarks, not against the operator’s own report.
That is a check independent of the claim from the machine that ran the job.
I am reading this as a verification layer.
(📷According to X rules, a paid partnership has been selected. It is not investment advice or a paid partnership.)
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Would you put $50M on a public blockchain if every competitor could watch your position in real time?
That's the uncomfortable question behind a lot of institutional adoption.
Transparency is great when you're trying to prove something.
It's less great when proving that something requires revealing everything around it.
I've been looking into @primus_labs, and their approach caught my attention because they aren't treating privacy and verification as opposites.
The thesis is simple:
you should be able to prove a fact without handing over everything that proves it.
Their stack combines zkTLS to verify data coming from the Web2 world with FHE to perform computation while sensitive values stay encrypted.
That's a much more interesting problem than simply "making crypto private."
I'm going deeper into Primus over the next few posts. If you want to explore it alongside me, you can also start with their XP page here:
s.kaito.ai/5VtcYPl
More to come.
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A DePIN project becomes more interesting when its infrastructure moves beyond an idea and starts producing verifiable activity.
@vangrid_io is building a decentralized spatial intelligence network designed to collect real world data through smartphone based capture.
For me, the important question is not simply how many captures a network can generate. It is whether the data serves a meaningful purpose, whether activity can be independently checked, and whether the infrastructure can support growing demand from Physical AI.
This is where Vangrid stands out as a project worth examining. Its web and Android products are live according to the project brief, while its explorer and data dashboard allow people to inspect network activity directly.
That transparency matters in DePIN. Onchain records give observers a way to examine activity instead of depending entirely on announcements or marketing claims.
As robotics and world models advance, demand for spatial information from real environments could become increasingly important.
@vangrid_io is working on the data infrastructure side of that opportunity, and its real network activity is worth watching over time.
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my opinion on this market:
if @papertrade_xyz makes $PAPER transferable soon, the protocol becomes more attackable
[btw the team has already said they won’t take that risk]
external perps would turn paper into a leveraged short on bankroll solvency.
which will eventually lower the capital needed for a hyperliquid price manipulation to profit, which is why they walked back transferability after launch.
on the xo market, I’d bet “no” on anything before mid-2027.
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@papertrade_xyz is a complicated primitive and the role of its token might be even more so.
When will $PAPER be transferable?
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Registered for the @GenLayer airdrop
Not every wallet is a builder, but every community member counts. Here's to the Intelligent Internet being built by people who actually show up.
Eligibility is determined by the official rules, but I'm in the arena either way.
Friends, one more check step sits clearer inside the QVM write-up.
@quipnetwork writes that every result passes through three layers: a comparison against classical simulation, independent benchmarking that classical providers run on their own hardware, and a cryptographic attestation that ties the result to the hardware that produced it.
If a dispute comes up, the decision is made against the recorded benchmarks, not against the operator’s own report.
That is a check independent of the claim from the machine that ran the job.
I am reading this as a verification layer.
(📷According to X rules, a paid partnership has been selected. It is not investment advice or a paid partnership.)