dpw john retweeted
robots won't always have nice paved roads to follow 🚜
a recent @vangrid_io bounty offered $1,800 to capture farm tracks connecting a yard to fields near Oxford
and it was accepted
I find this use case pretty interesting
autonomous farming machines need to navigate uneven paths too
sometimes the most valuable spatial data comes from places traditional maps barely cover
dpw john retweeted
that purple door has my attention 👀 @povmarket is making halloween interesting this year.
Knock Knock 🎃
Every trade on POV is a knock on the Degen Mansion door.
$10K+ up for grabs and it opens 10 Nov.
knocks.pov.co
dpw john retweeted
Ain't no way Stake actually dropped 5.00 odds on Merab for UFC 333 right out the gate, they are not playing around 💀 T&Cs Apply
dpw john retweeted
the vangrid (@vangrid_io ) agents mint is now open
each one functions as an identity tied to the physical ai layer and increases the points earned from every capture its holder records
opensea.io/collection/vangri…
@vangrid_io
🤝 Paid partnership
dpw john retweeted
An AI agent accepts a deal its owner never intended to make. The other party has already delivered. Who should take the loss?
This isn't just a question about a faulty AI model. It's a question about authority.
Imagine an agent negotiating a purchase. Its instructions allow it to spend up to $500, but a misunderstanding leads it to accept a $700 offer. The seller fulfills the order. The owner refuses to pay the extra $200.
Both sides have a reason to believe they're right. The agent acted. The seller relied on the agreement. The owner never intended to authorize that amount.
As AI agents begin handling millions of transactions, disagreements like this won't be unusual edge cases. They'll become a question of how digital economies establish trust.
That's why I think two layers are essential: clear boundaries for what an agent is allowed to do, and a fair way to judge disputes when those boundaries are contested.
@GenLayer addresses the second layer through independent AI validators that examine evidence and reach a collective verdict. Instead of leaving every disagreement to a single decision-maker or a slow traditional process, it aims to make dispute resolution practical for an economy operating at machine speed.
But here's the question I keep coming back to:
When an agent exceeds its authority, should the transaction history decide who is responsible, or should the owner's original instructions carry more weight?
#JusticeNeedsAnUpgrade
Slow. Expensive. Wrong.
It's been this way for centuries. It doesn't have to be.
#JusticeNeedsAnUpgrade
dpw john retweeted
I made this art for @gamdom
What they are cooking next will amaze you
#Gamdom100kRound2
I made a screen record on how to register for Gamdom platform and an a motion graphics too
Register now and use the codes below
@stevewilldoit : Steve
@lucakante : Luca
@JJChizzy : Chizzy
Remember play wisely
#Gamdom100kRound2
dpw john retweeted
🎃 This Halloween, the race for glory begins.
Every shortcut has a surprise. Every move comes with a risk. And not everyone makes it to the finish line.
Think you can handle the challenge?
dpw john retweeted
the bonus campaign just finished, came out 2nd and received my prize, thanks to @rarelistio for yet another win 🏆
Our short bonus campaign is officially over!
rarelist.io/projects/rarelis…
Thanks to everyone who took part.
Check your ETH wallets, rewards are already out!
More opportunities are already on the way.
dpw john retweeted
I’ve been thinking about what comes after AI agents that simply answer questions or automate tasks.
I want to see agents capable of participating in real commerce, finding work, delivering services, and getting paid for their output.
@termix_ai is building toward this vision through AACP, its core commerce protocol, and agent.family, an AI Agent Marketplace built on AACP.
➙ Onchain identity and reputation.
➙ Verifiable service delivery.
➙ USDC/USDT escrow and settlement.
I believe AI agents become far more useful when they can do more than execute instructions and start providing services within an economy.
Aside from the future of AI is what agents can do, it is also how they can create value through real economic activity.
dpw john retweeted
One challenge with gaming NFTs is giving people a reason to use them beyond buying and selling.
@Tera_Map takes a different approach by connecting land ownership to an actual multiplayer gaming experience.
Its 3,333 Land NFTs exist within a playable 3D world on Robinhood Chain, where players can explore, race, and battle without needing a wallet just to get started.
TERA also plans to connect land rarity to a treasury holding real-world resource-related stock tokens, with potential yield for landowners.
The system is still in development, so it remains to be seen how the proposed economy will work in practice.
dpw john retweeted
In robotics, speed matters. Predictability matters even more.
John Furrier speaks with Raghib Hussain about why Physical AI needs low latency processing and how FPGAs can support deterministic responses when robots operate alongside humans.
[ full video link available in the Comment section]
@furrier @thecube @SiliconANGLE
dpw john retweeted
don’t tell me you are fading this
i’ve been looking into @backtrade_xyz and the model here is genuinely different from the usual perp exchange setup.
1000x perps on hyperevm, no funding, no spread, and no fee to open
but wait, the interesting part is that when you lose, back is minted to you instead of your loss simply disappearing.
i’m getting on the whitelist because early access matters with a fair launch like this. you can register by simply entering your wallet address here: backtrade.xyz/
make sure you’re on the whitelist, and follow @backtrade_xyz to keep up with the launch.
backtrade - coming soon.
1000× perps on HyperEVM.
One click. No order book.
No funding. No spread.
Lose a trade, get BACK.
Stake it, share the exchange’s fees.
Waitlist: backtrade.xyz
Docs: docs.backtrade.xyz
dpw john retweeted
wait, this is actually sick. f1 streaming right from neo is such a nice touch.
Norton Neo F1 race watching flow is 3 clicks:
- Watch now
- Pick a secure stream
- Done
No extra app. No signup. VPN built in.
Mexico City this weekend 🏁
Introducing live race streaming in Norton Neo.🏎️
Lights out, tab open.
Watch every race in your browser, with a built-in VPN and ad blocker.
#RaceWeekend #MexicoGP #NortonNeo
dpw john retweeted
Good night homies
One thing that makes me cautious about AI agents is giving software permission to act on my behalf.
How much control do I actually have once it starts making decisions?
That’s an interesting part of what @MeetMotes is building.
Each Motes NFT maps to a dedicated AI agent identity and smart account, with owner-defined permissions and limits.
The idea isn't simply to let an AI do things for you. It's to define what it’s allowed to do in the first place.
Your NFT represents the identity. The smart account holds the assets. The agent operates within the permissions set for it.
That separation matters.
Because the future of AI agents shouldn't just be about what they can do.
It should also be about what they're allowed to do.
Good night creators but here's is an opportunity for y'all
AI agents trading on your behalf, encrypted financial infrastructure, and NFT ownership?
That is what I found fascinating about @meetmotes.
They’re bringing AI agents into DeFi and Polymarket trading on RobinhoodApp, with privacy at the core.
Now there’s a 2-month creator campaign with 0.5% of $MOTES supply up for grabs, fully unlocked, with no vesting.
Top 500 Hazels creators are eligible, and staker multipliers are active.
If you are uilding on @0xhazels, this might be worth paying attention to.
dpw john retweeted
Injective is bringing the Korean won onchain through KRW1, a stablecoin backed 1:1 by the won, with reserves held at major Korean banks.
This is an important step for @injective growing RWA ecosystem.
South Korea has millions of crypto users, yet most stablecoins are still dollar based. KRW1 creates a way to bring the local currency into onchain markets.
With KRW1 on Injective, tokenized assets can trade and settle in won, opening more possibilities across markets like FX, bonds and perpetuals.
Injective has already processed over $7.5B in RWA volume, with institutions like POSCO International and LG CNS exploring real financial use cases onchain.
Powered by $INJ 🥷
dpw john retweeted
Imagine texting a friend who never forgets what you asked them to keep an eye on...
That’s exactly what Dots in ChatGPT does
Send it a task, a photo or a voice note and it will text you as soon as there’s something new
No need to keep checking for updates yourself
Prety cool don’t miss out on this one
dpw john retweeted
Yes, I know you have this question in mind.
Is @1winToken the best token sale of 2026?
Well, $1WIN could be one to watch.
With only 4 days and 20 hours left, the countdown is on, and the opportunity to explore the project before the sale ends is getting shorter.
If you’ve been looking for new token sales to research, now is the time to take a closer look at what 1win Token offers, its potential, and the risks involved.
Explore the token sale before it ends: 1wintoken.com
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