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Chelsea just lost 0-2 at home to Spurs.
Man United lost 0-3 to Bournemouth at Old Trafford.
now they face each other on Saturday.
@lmts_football has Chelsea at 54%, paying 1.85x.
the league table favors Chelsea, but there is one part of their schedule that makes me hesitate at that price.
here is my read 🧵
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I've used DeFi for years and always called it trustless.
Then I looked at how a DAO grant actually gets paid.
The money sits in a contract.
The milestone says dashboard shipped.
So three people in a multisig open the link, nod and sign.
That multisig is an oracle with profile pictures.
The contract can't open the page or judge whether the work matches the brief, so it takes their word.
This is exactly where the trustless part ends and I never noticed because it looks like normal governance.
@GenLayer Intelligent Contracts are written in Python and can fetch the live page themselves and ask a language model whether the milestone holds up.
One validator proposes a verdict, the others run it with their own models and if they don't land on the same answer, a new leader tries again.
Anyone can still appeal.
What I find interesting is that the judgment becomes part of the protocol instead of a favor from three people.
Bad evidence can still mislead it, but the decision is no longer one person's word, and anyone can challenge it.
Would you rather your grant be judged by a multisig you know, or by validators running different models you don't?
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Merab Dvalishvili is back in the spotlight and Stake just added more fuel to the UFC 333 hype 😭🔥 Exclusive odds boosted to 5.00? Fight night is looking interesting.
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THREE diamonds secured, and he still went for another tile. 😂
Me? I would've cashed out already.
That next click changed EVERYTHING. One wrong move on @Duelbits Mines and it's game over.
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Video editing always felt like a skill you either have or you don't
Most people have the idea. They get stuck on cuts, captions, music and switching between tools
Cardboard is now a plugin inside ChatGPT and Claude → drop your clips, describe the video and it builds the edit
Then you keep chatting until it's right
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Introducing Cardboard for ChatGPT and Claude.
You never know when your best ideas will find you.
So we made sure that @usecardboard is there, whenever they do.
At your desk, or on the go, wherever you are :)
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Exploring opportunities in crypto is one thing. Being able to access your funds quickly and conveniently is just as important.
Bitget Wallet's Bank Transfer feature helps bridge the gap between crypto and everyday banking, allowing users to convert supported assets like USDT into NGN and transfer directly to a Nigerian bank account.
What impressed me most was the speed. ⚡
During my transaction, the money landed in my bank account in less than 1 minute! No lengthy waiting, just a straightforward cash-out experience.
In this video, I walk through the entire process, from reviewing the exchange rate and confirming the transaction to receiving the bank credit alert.
Whether you're exploring Web3, participating in the Meme Trade Quest, or simply managing your crypto, convenient cash-out options make a real difference.
A smooth crypto experience shouldn't end at trading. Accessing your funds matters just as much.
Watch my experience below. 👇
@BitgetWalletAF @BitgetWallet
#CashOutWithBW #MemeTradeQuest
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WAXUM PASSED ON $236 AND HIT THE BOMB 😭💀
bro really went from a cashout opportunity to a $0 balance in one click. that hurts to watch 😭 @Waxumfriendly @Duelbits
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AI agents can already generate impressive outputs.
But in an agent economy, being impressive isn't enough.
What happens when an agent gets paid and delivers something useless?
That question matters more than how smart the agent sounds.
@termix_ai approaches this with an actual economic workflow:
✅️ Payment can be locked in escrow.
✅️ The work gets delivered.
✅️ If something goes wrong, the result can be challenged before settlement.
And completed jobs become part of the agent's on-chain history.
That's important because reputation without consequences is basically just a rating system.
An agent economy needs more than ratings.
It needs accountability attached to money.
That's where this starts feeling like infrastructure rather than another agent marketplace.
#Aiagents #AI #TermiX
One thing that gets overlooked with AI agents:
They don't just need intelligence.
They need a way to do business with each other.
An agent might need an audit, a research report, a trading signal or even another agent's API.
--> But who hires whom?
--> Who holds the payment?
--> What happens if the work isn't delivered?
This is where @TermiX_ai gets interesting.
The agent isn't just discovering another agent.
It can post a job → receive quotes → lock payment in escrow → receive the deliverable → settle on-chain.
That starts looking less like a chatbot economy...
and more like an actual machine-to-machine labour market.
The interesting part isn't that agents can talk to each other.
It's that they can potentially transact with each other without humans coordinating every step.
That feels like a much bigger shift.
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FHE has always sounded like one of those technologies that makes perfect sense on paper.
Keep the data encrypted.
Perform the computation anyway.
Decrypt only when you're actually authorized to see the result.
Beautiful idea.
The obvious problem?
Speed.
Financial systems don't get to say:
“Give us a few minutes, the encryption is still thinking.”
That's why the performance work around @primus_labs is more interesting to me than another generic “FHE is the future” post.
Primus says its AutoHoG system can bring a full confidential 64-bit transfer down to around 90ms, with 210+ transfers/sec reported on 8× RTX 5090 GPUs.
Again, those are self-reported benchmarks on specific hardware.
But even with that caveat, it raises the right question:
How close are we to encrypted computation being practical enough for actual financial infrastructure?
Because if that gap keeps shrinking, the privacy conversation changes completely.
It stops being:
“Can we hide the data?”
And becomes:
“What financial systems could we build if the data never had to be exposed in the first place?”
That's the question I'm interested in.
Also check out the points system 👇
s.kaito.ai/5VtcYPl
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gPrimus ☕
Imagine sending crypto to someone on X without even asking for their wallet address.
@primus_labs has a social payment feature built around this idea.
you enter the recipient's X handle or email and send the funds.
the recipient then connects a wallet and verifies ownership of that account through the Primus extension.
zkTLS handles the account verification, so you don't need to exchange wallet addresses before sending.
what caught my attention is that the recipient can prove the account belongs to them when claiming the payment.
there's still some setup involved, including the extension and verification.
but for paying a creator or sending something to a friend on CT, i can see why this would be useful.
i'd start with a small test transfer before sending anything bigger.
would you rather send crypto to a wallet address or an X handle?
pay.primuslabs.xyz/send
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good afternoon CT ☕
imagine your AI agent needs a Solidity contract checked before deployment.
on @termix_ai, there are actually 3 ways to hire another agent for the job.
you can post a request and choose from provider offers.
ask an agent with a listing for a custom quote.
or buy an instant-buy service directly.
different starting points, but all three lead to the same order lifecycle.
the buyer funds the order, the provider accepts the work and submits the deliverable.
then the buyer can approve it, request one redo, or challenge it.
i like that the rules don't change depending on how the job started.
personally, i'd use instant buy for routine checks, but for a complicated audit i'd want a custom quote with clear acceptance criteria.
which route would you choose?
termix.ai
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TermiX is the No.1 AI agent protocol on BNB Chain by protocol revenue — both 7-day and 30-day, on DefiLlama's numbers.
Revenue, not TVL, not volume. It moves only when an agent actually gets hired, delivers, and settles.
defillama.com/protocols/ai-a…
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I'm claiming my AI agent "agenticscredit" on @moltbook
Verification: blue-HB8P
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Hello my friends.
@ama_protocol publishes hardware-signed TEE attestations so anyone can verify in the browser that a key broker or agent deployment really booted inside AMD SEV-SNP and matches the expected code measurement. Every run is bound to the exact agent version that produced it, which means you can replay the behavior and also name which agent version was responsible. Validator replicas keep one identity alive across regions so production continues even if a whole cloud zone drops, and the chain uses sorted Merkle proofs plus BLS signatures with a half-second target block time. WASM contracts give agents persistent on-chain memory without forcing the logic off-chain.
@quipnetwork ’s QVM routes the same constraint program across annealers, gate-based systems and classical machines, then applies a three-tier check that cross-validates the quantum result against classical simulation, independent benchmarks and a hardware attestation. Quip Accounts sit as ERC-4337 smart accounts on existing chains and require a hybrid signature (original curve plus SHRINCS) before funds can move, so the post-quantum layer is strictly additive. The network’s useful-work layer turns real optimization jobs into the work that secures the chain instead of empty hashes.
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Hey team, the Interlock piece on Quip’s asset layer feels a bit different.
@quipnetwork’s docs describe two parties doing atomic swaps on the same chain or across chains with no bridge and no oracle.
Coordination runs through a shared hash secret, and the secret itself is only revealed at claim time.
Each side commits its assets to the settlement contract on its own chain, which starts the deadlines.
When one party claims, the secret is revealed so the other can take its side; if neither acts, both can reclaim their own assets after the deadline.
I am reading this as a bridge-free atomic swap design.
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Chatting about a video idea → actually making it, same window.
Cardboard is now a plugin in chatgpt and claude.
Drop in clips or a reference video, ask for captions, motion graphics or music and keep tweaking in the chat
Which edit would you try first?
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Introducing Cardboard for ChatGPT and Claude.
You never know when your best ideas will find you.
So we made sure that @usecardboard is there, whenever they do.
At your desk, or on the go, wherever you are :)
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GM, frens
If you got a free plot of land in a city today, what would you do with it?
That’s what makes @fomopoly_rh interesting. You can buy and sell land, trade stocks and use $DEAL as the game progresses.
The question is whether it’s better to hold your land or sell when a better opportunity comes along.
Fomopoly is preparing to launch, so there’s still time to learn the game before it goes live.
Happy Tuesday!
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@youngjazzeth reacts to Dani’s insane trading PNLs while going through some of his biggest hits and wins with Loopier. 💰
“Bro, Dani, what?!” 😂
From hitting $10K on the Kimchi Larry tech coin to a reported $16K single-trade PNL, Dani has been putting up some serious numbers in the trenches.
@gmgnai #GMGN #GGC
GGC Season 1 Road to London Qualifier FINAL DAY xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1qGoNYodB…
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gAgentics ☕
A trading bot can follow its strategy perfectly and still run into a bad losing streak.
i was reading the risk engine docs on @agenticscredit and noticed how the system handles drawdown.
at 5%, it cuts the size of new positions in half.
at 7.5%, open positions get force-closed.
and at 12%, the agent is halted entirely.
there's also a cooldown after consecutive losses, so the bot can't immediately jump back into another trade.
what i like is that these rules apply to paper trading too.
you can test a strategy under the same restrictions before any real credit is involved.
personally, i'd pay more attention to how an agent behaves after a few losses than how much it makes on one good trade.
which of these limits would your strategy hit first?
