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Gm CT One thing I find interesting about crypto is how many projects are building in completely different directions, yet most of the attention still goes to the same few narratives. I’ve been exploring some of the projects on @rarelistio, and there’s quite a bit happening there. First, Rarelist itself. It’s a platform connecting creators with early-stage projects through campaigns. Creators research projects, share their thoughts, introduce products to their audience and earn rewards for their contributions. I like the idea because creators shouldn’t be valued only by how many followers they have. Understanding a product and explaining it properly is also valuable. And the projects on the platform make things even more interesting. @projectspherexy is working around the idea of advancing civilisation towards a Type II civilisation, drawing inspiration from the Kardashev scale and concepts like Dyson spheres. It’s a pretty ambitious vision, and one that goes beyond the usual crypto conversations. @fomopoly_rh takes a different route with onchain gaming. Players interact with a virtual city, acquire land plots and make strategic decisions as the game progresses. There’s an economic and competitive element to the experience. Then there’s @agentdojo, exploring the world of AI agents through training, testing and competition. I think this is an important direction because creating an AI agent is one thing. Knowing how well it performs in real conditions is another. These projects aren’t building the same thing, and that’s precisely the point. Crypto has grown beyond just tokens and trading. There’s gaming, AI, infrastructure, new creator models and plenty of experiments worth paying attention to. For me, Rarelist is an interesting way to discover some of these projects while giving creators an opportunity to contribute to the conversations around them. The real value isn’t just posting about a project. It’s understanding what it’s building well enough to explain why anyone should care.