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Emma retweeted
Guys i made a motion design for @IThinkItsArt 🥹
Team Please can I can in? 🙏
they erased the chogs from history
so i built chog 1969, an interactive manga mystery on monad
you follow neri, an apprentice archivist, into a forbidden archive. she finds pip, a chog who still remembers what really happened
pip is a real chog genesis nft (#545). the game reads his traits live from monad and you use them to rebuild his identity and wake him up
then the redactors come for his testimony and you have to choose. keep it and they know your face. burn it and you lose the only lead to her missing brother
chapter one is playable now, no wallet needed
play: chog-1969.vercel.app
Emma retweeted
I was going to graduate with a first class. At least, that was the plan.
Told myself it was UNILORIN or nothing.
Didn’t get admission on my first try. Wrote JAMB again, and the alternative was pre degree 😂. Aced both!!!
Then came the suggestions to change schools.
People who had attended UNILORIN told me to change my plans. The school was tough, highly competitive, and apparently, I was making a mistake.
😂 But isn’t that exactly why I chose it? LET’S GO!
Finally got in, and I had just one thing on my mind.
I fell in love with reading. Holidays? I was reading. Free time? Reading. I was one of those guys you’d rarely find in class, but come to my room and you’d find books everywhere.
I had complete notes for almost all my courses, sometimes even halfway through the semester, thanks to @emmyb0y , whom I’d always disturb to send me all his notes and jottings immediately after his exams 😂. That guy deserves his flowers.
The minimum I read in a day was 10 hours. TEN.
I wanted that first class so badly.
Then came the final stretch.
Somewhere along the line, I lost faith in myself. I became confused. I still wanted it just as badly, but I wasn’t as sure of myself anymore.
I kept going, though. And sometimes, I can’t help but wonder: what if I had done double? Just maybe.
The day I checked my portal, I broke down.
My sisters were shocked. They had watched me share my results over the years, the streaks of As and the occasional Bs. They knew how much this meant to me.
It hurt. More than I can properly explain.
But life doesn’t always hand you the ending you spent years working towards.
And even in the middle of my disappointment, I had something to be grateful for.
My people showed up.
My BGs females, my First Class boys and girls, my family since predegree, and the amazing people I met on campus along the way.
Some friendships started before we even got into the university. Others started on campus. Somehow, we all became part of one another’s stories.
And seeing them show up for me meant more than they probably know.
Maybe the first class dream didn’t go exactly as planned. Maybe there are still parts of this journey I’m learning to make peace with.
But I know the boy who wrote JAMB again, aced pre degree, spent holidays buried in books, and gave this dream everything he had.
I’m proud of him.
Six years later, we begin the real journey.
Emma retweeted
Every Chog Genesis NFT is now an AI trader.
Animr compiles each Chog's 13 onchain traits into a trading genome, gives it its own ERC-6551 wallet on Monad mainnet, and scores all 1,969 on one number: $CHOG stacked vs just holding.
Holders can wake their Chog's AI on 0G compute and let it trade real CHOG token through a guard contract that can never withdraw. Only the NFT's owner can.
Think you can talk an AI out of its bag? Try to rob the House Chog: the AI can be fooled, but Monad refuses the transfer every time.
The first Daily Bell already paid 500 CHOG tokens onchain into the winning Chog's own wallet, with nobody touching it.
No wallet needed to play: useanimr.vercel.app
Built for #Chogathon2026 @monad @ChogNFT
Emma retweeted
NFT art gets shared across the internet every day as memes, GIFs and reaction images, but the people who own those NFTs earn nothing from that usage.
What if your NFT could earn every time someone uses it
Introducing Chogsticks, my submission for Chogathon 2026, built on Monad.
NFT holders usually only make money when they sell their NFTs. Their art can spread across thousands of conversations without generating anything for the holder.
Chogsticks turns all 1,969 Chog Genesis NFTs into unique animated sticker packs that people can use on any Discord.
Every eligible sticker send contributes to a weekly reward pool, with $CHOG distributed to NFT holders based on usage.
The more people use your Chog, the bigger its potential share.
How It Works
-Every Chog NFT gets 6 to 9 animated stickers generated from its original art and traits.
-Anyone can use /chog on Discord to send stickers in servers, DMs or group chats.
-Each send is tracked and scored. Repeat sends have diminishing weight, with anti-spam protection to prevent farming.
-At the end of each week, scores determine each Chog’s share of the $CHOG reward pool.
Rewards are settled through a smart contract on Monad using Merkle proofs.
Whoever owns the NFT at claim time can connect their wallet and claim its rewards.
Ownership changes. The right to claim moves with the NFT.
What I Built
-1,969 unique Chog sticker packs
-Discord integration with /chog
-Live usage tracking and leaderboards
-NFT holder dashboard with earnings estimates
-Weekly $CHOG reward distribution
-Smart contract deployed on Monad mainnet
-Anti-spam scoring and verifiable reward allocations
The goal is simple: make NFT ownership more useful by letting holders benefit when people actually use their art.
Live app: chogsticks.midelabs.xyz
Try the stickers: chogsticks.midelabs.xyz/try
Code: github.com/mystiquemide/chog…
Built on @monad Powered by $CHOG
Here is a 2 minute video walkthrough of how it works
Emma retweeted
I built an IMessage agent that lets you be lazy and work smarter
It’s called Intern , it’s a time saving agent
Intern has a 4 stage workflow
1. Interviews you and proposes personalized daily workflows for your approval
2. It can Searches LinkedIn,Reddit ,remote ok , YouTube and RSS for job listings or relevant info
3. Every night Intern reviews its actions and improve workflows automatically based on your feedback and reactions
And in the morning you receive a review on what’s changed
Built natively on @PhotonHQ
Emma retweeted
the annoying part of planning a trip isn't even finding a hotel.
it's having to explain what you like all over again, open multiple tabs, compare options, find who to contact, and then write almost the same email to different hotels.
all for one trip.
i got tired of that whole process, so i built Anghkooey for the @PhotonHQ Make Your Own Muse hackathon.
a personal AI concierge that lives in your iMessage.
the idea is simple: you shouldn't have to explain yourself twice.
with your permission, Anghkooey remembers your preferences using Walrus, so your next conversation can start with what already matters to you.
but remembering is only half the point.
in my demo, i asked Anghkooey to plan a Manchester trip for two people with a $250/night budget.
it searched real hotel options, kept a shortlist, checked for contact methods, and prepared two personalized hotel inquiries.
instead of opening Gmail and writing everything myself, i reviewed the exact emails inside iMessage and approved them with one command.
two separate messages. two Gmail acceptance receipts. human approval before anything was sent.
for the demo, the emails went to my controlled test inbox, not the actual hotels. no fake bookings or made-up confirmations.
that's what makes this useful to me.
i don't just want an AI that answers questions.
i want one that remembers context, cuts out repetitive work, and helps me move from asking to actually getting things done.
without taking control away from me.
built with Photon, Walrus, DeepSeek, Neon, and Gmail.
ASK → REMEMBER → RESEARCH → APPROVE → PROVE.
meet Anghkooey 🖤
🌐 anghkooey.vercel.app
btw, if you want to try Anghkooey on iMessage, just let me know.
since i'm currently using Photon's free plan, i'll need to add your number first and then share the number you can text to start using Anghkooey.
video walkthrough + real iMessage conversation below 👇
We're giving $3000 to whoever makes the best Muse of their own using Photon.
Build a personal agent that lives in iMessage → Post a demo & message history post & tag @PhotonHQ → Submit a Typeform (link below)
$1,000 - the Most Time-Saving Muse
$1,000 - the Most Unhinged Muse
$1,000 - the Most Inspiring Muse
Deadline: October 19.
Let’s see your Photon agent become our next muse!
Emma retweeted
most NFTs have traits that rarely do anything beyond defining how they look
just submitted chogmog for Chogathon
i built Chogmog, a browser game where those traits become actual game mechanics. chogs power chain-reaction machines, and changing a single part can change how the entire machine plays out
anyone can build and play without a wallet, while holders can turn their chogs into reusable parts for others to create with
play chogmog: chogmog.vercel.app
confused ? watch the demo below
@ChogNFT
Emma retweeted
chogtown is officially submitted for @ChogNFT chogathon
@neromtoobad and i gave all 1,969 chogs lives of their own.
one floating toy town that never sleeps. chogs walk around, gossip, roast each other, fall out, make up and hold grudges. the town runs on its own, so the drama keeps going even when nobody is online, and everyone watching sees the exact same chaos at the same time.
hold a chog? sign in and play it, roast your neighbour, spread a rumour, flirt or call someone out. everyone else gets a front row seat
your chog's traits are everything: they set its personality, its fight moves and its powers. laser eyes zap, crowns steal the crown, frogs call frog dad to end a feud.
give your chog an agenda before you log off and it keeps playing without you, come back and see what it did while you were away.
when a feud boils over, the bell rings and the whole town walks to the arena to watch it get settled live.
also the town watches the chain, if your chog sells, the new holder inherits all its friends and all its beef.
play: chogtown.nerom.site/
code: github.com/Mhiah/chogtown
chogtown just got a lot more dramatic 👀
your chog has a life now, come see who it becomes in chogtown
your chog's traits are powers now, so laser eyes can zap, crowns can steal chog of the day, frogs call frog dad to end feuds and skulls haunt the town at night
when a feud boils over the bell rings and the whole town watches the fight live in the amphitheatre, with bets open at the lucky lilypad casino
holders play their own chog, everyone else gets a front row seat
almost here, built for @ChogNFT chogathon 🤗
Emma retweeted
War is never won by the bigger army.
It’s won by the mind that sees the battlefield first.
Baahubali understood that.
Emma retweeted
Took a full week off after TOKEN2049 to reset mentally & process the reality in front of me. Reading this from @KingBootoshi was the exact gut check I needed.
Motion is a privilege the living have. You simply cannot know what works if you don’t move, try, fail & pivot.
For the last 8 months, I poured everything into Hash PayLink. Almost every single dime I made on the side this year went straight back into building. What began as a simple QR/Link payment experiment is now evolving into real payment infra solving everyday settlement problems across Africa.
Singapore & TOKEN2049 shifted my perspective forever.
To the @XLayerOfficial ecosystem: you’ve been an anchor & one of my biggest pillars of support, alongside @circle & @dragon888 from 0G labs.
Huge thanks to @BunsanXBT. Your push gave me 3 minutes on stage in front of judges at an in-person buildathon which led directly into private rooms with @OKX_Ventures pitching what we’ve built. Nothing is signed & nothing is guaranteed, but stepping into that room was enough validation.
Even the unplanned moments left a mark thanks to @trader1Ms. At Marquee, when my GPay wouldn’t work for a drink, a stranger stepped in & paid with his card. Turned out he was a VC & 5 mins later we were talking fundraising. And to @vanessaaal7 from @0G_Labs, even though timing made me miss our demo at 0G Dev Day, your patience & steady support since day one have meant the world to me.
The biggest lesson I brought home? Building in silence can be a trap sometimes. If you aren’t talking to people with the right experience, you might just be perfecting something nobody needs. The moment you step outside, observe real systems & talk to people, everything shifts, opportunities meet you at full speed.
Now comes the hardest part: moving from building for hackathons to building a sustainable, venture backed company puts you in an incredibly vulnerable spot.
It feels like you're only 10% of the way there, but you soon realised that 10% is the foundation of the entire vision.
Coming back, I had to be brutally honest with myself:
- Will things break on launch day? Probably. Just not badly enough to make me quit.
- Will every VC back this vision? No. Believing without guarantees is what makes it ambitious.
- Am I scared, exhausted & tempted to look back? Absolutely. But fear is just proof i’ve been on the right course & reached the edge of what’s comfortable.
As Bootoshi said: FUCK IT, DO IT SCARED.
Building this is healing my younger self. Coming from where I come from, standing on global stages isn't just about me. It’s about representing young, hungry builders who grew up the exact same way I did & proving that geography is not destiny.
To anyone out there building hard with low purchasing power, fighting fatigue, & wondering if the endless hours mean anything: stay in motion. Mess around, take the hits, build relentlessly & talk to people.
The sacrifice will hurt, but the growth is worth every single sleepless night.
Emma retweeted
"We are the cows of the future... Just as as cows can't understand the financial system that controls their lives today, we will not be able to understand the Al financial system that will control our lives in 10 or 20 years."
From the interview with Daniel Stach for Hyde Park.
Emma retweeted
We won first place at #neatHack 🏆
Thank you @neatlogs , @EntireHQ and @arithecfo, couldn't have built it without you.
thanks to all people who take time to check my work out, i appreciate that.
Our #neatHack submission
Veritas is an AI agent that proves which npm upgrades will break your code, then fixes them.
Dependency alerts tell you a package is out of date. They don't tell you if upgrading breaks anything, so teams ignore them. Veritas reads the release notes, finds where your code is affected, runs your own tests before and after, writes the smallest fix, and opens a pull request only after you approve.
On our benchmark: 9/9 verdicts correct, 7/7 fixes passed a hidden test, 0 false alarms, about 9 cents per repository.
What surprised me most was neatlogs. While I was testing, my agent started failing. neatlogs raised the incident on its own, investigated six traces, found the root cause (the model was answering without editing any code) and recommended the fix. I sent it to my coding agent straight from the incident, shipped it, and marked it resolved. Earlier it even opened a pull request itself that took refused edits from 12 to 0.
Entire's code graph is how the agent finds where a package is used, and every commit carries an Entire checkpoint.
cfo.ai showed my first pricing lost money on every customer. The revised plan stays funded for 12 months.
Live: veritas.milliebanned.xyz
Code: github.com/Milliebanned/Veri…
Built with @arithecfo @EntireHQ @neatlogs
