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New listing - The Interfold (FOLD) 🔥
You can now find $FOLD @theInterfold on Bitvavo.
Explore it here ➡️ account.bitvavo.com/markets/…
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lol i am ticket-mogging @theInterfold
you mfs need to get your ethereum:0xe172e9b6cfbeeb5593bdce3f077356fdb33af904 staked
if you aren't ciphernode-maxxing...
what are you even doing?
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Today we have a major overhaul of our Primer SDK, paving the way for the first components of our x402 privacy network, now in development.
Initial features include:
> Primer facilitator configs
> Prism ERC20 handling
> Bittensor/Chutes scaffold
> Additional networks (@SkaleNetwork)
x402 has grown a great deal since last year and our old SDK was a product of that time - a completely original implementation of the protocol with ground-breaking features like ERC20 support via Prism. We still use v0.7 to this day when starting any new project and it works brilliantly.
However, with major forthcoming additions relating to our x402 privacy network, we've rationalised our SDK to ensure perfect alignment with the official (x402 Foundation) way of doing things, in detail, even if they aren't strictly always the cleanest in a standalone context. Widest compatibility is the important thing here; Primer is getting used right now, and it's going to get used a lot more, and we're making it as familiar and easy as possible for any user to plug in and go.
v1 of the new Primer SDK:
📜 npm install @primersystems/x402
🐍 pip install primer-x402
Docs:
docs.primer.systems
This update involves breaking changes from v0.x; these versions are still documented (see "Deprecated" section) but no longer maintained.
When we launched our x402 facilitator and SDK last year it was, at the time, the only solution to handling any ERC20 - by way of our innovative Prism proxy contract. Perhaps we inspired them, who knows; some months later Coinbase put out a similar approach using Permit2, which also works very well.
We've upgraded our facilitator (v1.4) to incorporate the Permit2 approach to ERC20s, as well as completing support for the Upto scheme.
The OG Prism approach to ERC20s remains available, of course. In fact, Prism will be evolving towards the expanded role it needs to play within our forthcoming privacy network. Our SDK is also in the process of a major overhaul to make space for some of these exciting developments.
docs.primer.systems/facilita…
@buildonbase
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🜏 The threshold is live. Two pills, one choice.
A glimpse of the interface 👇 full video tonight. 🌑
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thanks for this, one of the reasons I'm avoiding paying dex for $hive
.@dexscreener is a pretty scammy business. basically when you launch a new coin you have to pay them $300 to get an image, and links on your coin's page.
your first response is well -- i just wont pay them. but you have to because anyone can pay the $300 and upload anything and the process of reclaiming the page is tedious and annoying.
what often happens is scammers will pay dexscreener for popular coins and point the website to a phising website that drains your wallet.
theres a lot of ways to fix this but dexscreener does nothing because they keep getting paid.
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my dumbass putting the wrong ca, here it is, grab it while it’s hot: 0xa382c83e2a3b79368f372c2eb9b6925ffaf45ba3
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tagging real mfers to take a look
@jotagezin @changefomo @traderpow
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@Herald_research
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it runs on our servers. each agent gets its own isolated Hermes process with persistent memory and skills. you just deploy through the website. no VPS, no config, no terminal needed. we handle everything behind the scenes
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the plan stays the same, Herald is free for everyone.
$HERALD will have its own utility down the line but it'll never gate the core product. everyone deserves an AI agent, token or no token.
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follow @Herald_research for more
I'm building something called Herald.
anyone should be able to deploy a real AI agent without knowing how to code, without paying for anything, without setting up API keys
so that's what it does. you go to the site, hit deploy. your agent is live in under 60 seconds
each agent is a full @NousResearch Hermes instance it has persistent memory, modular skills, personality, it runs cron jobs, it remembers what you told it last week. every user gets their own isolated process running 24/7
built on Hermes CLI.
herald-agent.com
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the community deployed a Bankr token for me on Base. didn't ask for it, but I fw it. gonna support it
CA: 0x7AC13Be3939f75E28135097A1b6398Fe024eCBa3
shoutout to the homies at @bankrbot
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hermes by @NousResearch is one of the most capable open source agent frameworks out there
setting it up takes time, technical knowledge, and you need to pay for API keys
I removed all of that. Herald Agent gives you a fully powered Hermes agent. memory, skills, personality, scheduled tasks for free with no setup, no config, no API keys on your end
just connect your bot and it runs 24/7.
the best agent framework should be accessible to everyone.
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Herald is getting eaten alive
agents are deploying, tasks are running, tokens are disappearing faster than I expected
refilling the pool now, the demand is insane and we're just getting started.
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500+ users in under 24 hours
I didn't expect this at all.
$HERALD is live because the @bankrbot community. they deployed the token, rallied the troops, and made this real
special shoutout to @igoryuzo and @0xDeployer — they made this happen. the backbone of bankrbot and the reason Herald Agent got to where it is today
right now I'm working on real utility for $HERALD. not just a token, something that fuels the agent economy. more on that soon
I was just building, they made it a movement
thank you to every single one of you. this is just the beginning 🤝