SAVE THIS BEFORE THE NEXT BINANCE AGENTIC WALLET MINT APPEARS I missed Ptah, but instead of just watching other people post their results, I spent some time figuring out exactly how this new mechanic works and prepared everything for the next opportunity. Ptah was one of the first interesting examples I noticed where a normal wallet wasn’t enough. You needed a Binance Agentic Wallet + .ai Agent ID to participate. The mint is already over, so there’s nothing to farm there now. But I think the important part is the mechanic itself. If more projects start using Agent IDs for access, I’d rather have everything ready beforehand than start learning how to connect an AI agent while the mint is already live Here’s what I did: 1. CREATE YOUR BINANCE AGENTIC WALLET Go to Binance Wallet → Agentic Wallet and create one. It has a separate balance from your main wallet, which I actually like. You don’t need to keep your whole portfolio somewhere an agent can interact with. 2. CONNECT AN AI AGENT I used Hark, but the important part is using an environment that supports the Binance Agentic Wallet skill. I started with this prompt: "Help me install the official Binance Agentic Wallet skill: npx skills add binance/binance-skills-hub/skills/binance-web3/binance-agentic-wallet Check that the required baw CLI is installed, then initiate login to my Binance Agentic Wallet. Do not execute transactions, sign messages, or approve token allowances. Only connect the wallet and check its status." The agent should give you a login flow. Open it, scan the QR with Binance and compare the connection code before approving anything. 3. CHECK EVERYTHING BEFORE FUNDING IT After connecting, I asked the agent to show me: • Wallet address • Current balance • Permissions • Spending limits • Developer Mode status Only after that would I send funds needed for a specific mint. Personally, I wouldn’t keep a large balance there. If I need $20 for something, I’d rather fund around what I actually need than give an agent access to much more. 4. WHEN A NEW MINT APPEARS Don’t immediately tell the agent to mint. First send it the project link and ask it to check: • Is the mint live? • Is my Agent ID eligible? • Mint price? • Maximum allocation? • Network? • Contract address? • Expected gas? • What permissions are required? • Total amount I’m going to spend? Then preview the transaction before confirming anything. Ptah was on BNB Chain, but don’t assume every future Agentic Wallet opportunity will be. Always check the network first. For more advanced contract interactions, Developer Mode may also be required, so this is another thing worth understanding before you actually need it. WHY AM I PAYING ATTENTION TO THIS? Ptah already showed that projects can use Agent ID as an access condition. Their mint allowed up to 4 Relics per Agent ID. The full allocation cost 14.32 USDT + gas, and people in the community later showed sales around ~$55 for four. That doesn’t mean the next mint will be profitable. It simply means a new distribution mechanic exists, and being prepared early might matter. That’s enough for me to keep watching. My setup is ready now: Agentic Wallet ✅ (myid)ai ✅ AI agent connected ✅ Permissions checked ✅ Developer Mode checked ✅ Now I just need the next interesting project Save this post so you don’t have to figure everything out while the next mint is already running. And if you’ve already found another project using Binance Agent ID, drop it below. I’m collecting them

My friend’s @valhistgame GTD mint is live. Already claimed mine. If you also have GTD and planned to support him, don’t forget about it. I’ve watched @valhist build this from the first game, NFTs and token, and he put a lot of effort even into the mint page itself. Only 100 NFTs, $10 mint on Base. Each one is actually connected to the game, with 3 games included and an extra potion at the start of every run. And there’s one more reason I’m waiting for the mint end. One of the NFTs is mine. I asked him to name the character Stepan😁 Now I just want to see who ends up minting him. Mint: valhistgame.space/mint Good luck with the mint my friend. You worked for this.

Found another place to look for early projects: @rarelistio I’m not planning to farm everything there. For now I picked @fomopoly_rh , an onchain game around Robinhood where land plots generate stocks and $DEAL. The campaign is still early, but there are already leaderboard rewards, free mint spots and a $DEAL allocation. Also, if you’re part of the @based_alphaa family, check your WL. We get raffles there pretty often and I’ve already won a few myself. I’ll test Rarelist the same way I test everything else: research first, spend time only if it looks worth it, then see what comes out of it. Join here: rarelist.io/r/thefishguySA ref link btw

GM friends ☀️ Slow Sunday, clear head, good mood. Touch grass and enjoy the day 🌱

GM friends ☀️ Was reading about @primus_labs this morning and caught myself thinking about one pretty obvious problem with bringing serious money onchain. Would you really want everyone on the internet to see your company’s balances, transactions and positions? Probably not That’s what made Primus interesting to me. We usually talk about blockchain transparency like it’s always a good thing, but for institutions there’s clearly a point where transparency becomes too much information. Primus is working on a way to keep sensitive financial data private while still letting people verify the things that actually matter. For example, on BNB Chain they’re using FHE so balances and transaction amounts can stay encrypted. Then there’s zkTLS, which can prove information coming from outside the blockchain without exposing all the raw data behind it. Their Proof of Reserves setup goes even further with zkTLS + TEE + zkVM. Sounds complicated, but the idea itself isn’t: An institution should be able to prove it has what it claims to have without showing the whole world every detail of where the money sits. That actually makes sense to me. Crypto doesn’t need everything to be hidden, but I also don’t think every single piece of financial information needs to be public forever. I started doing the Primus XP campaign too, so I’ll keep digging into this one and probably share more as I understand it better. If you want to check it yourself: s.kaito.ai/WajMSZk Anyway, enough privacy research for the morning Would you personally be comfortable having your entire financial activity public onchain? Have a productive day 🤝

GM friends ☀️ Starting the day with something I’ve been following for a long time. I’ve talked about @valhist and his games quite a few times already, and now we’re finally getting close to the NFT mint. I already secured my WL, so now I’m just waiting. I’m obviously biased here because he’s a good friend of mine. I’ve supported what he’s building since the first game, the first NFTs and the token. But I also spent way too many hours playing Unbreakable Bonds myself, so at least I know exactly what I’m talking about. The game is basically a mix of a board game and a roguelike. You build your squad, plan your route, complete quests, fight monsters and try to squeeze as much as possible out of every move. That’s what got me hooked in the first place. It’s not just clicking until something happens, you actually have to think about your next step. And now the NFT side is getting closer too. The idea is not to make another collection that just sits in your wallet. The NFTs are supposed to be connected to the game itself, with utility for people who actually play. That’s the kind of gaming NFT model I personally like more: build something people enjoy first, then give the NFT a reason to exist inside it. Applications for the upcoming mint are open now. I already got my WL, and if you want to try for yours too, I’ll leave my referral here: valhistgame.space/nft-applic… Yes, it’s my referral link I’ve watched my friend keep building this when almost nobody was paying attention, so I genuinely want to see this mint go well. Have a productive day everyone. And if you already played Unbreakable Bonds, be honest: did you manage to close the tab or are you still doing “one more run”?

Wrote yesterday that the NFT market finally started showing some life. I spent some time digging after that, but honestly, not many projects made me want to keep watching them. These are 2 that did. I’ve already secured a WL in one of them 1. @minehood_rh Minehood is a skill-based pixel mining game being built for Robinhood Chain. The concept is pretty simple: dig through 6 mines, collect resources, craft and upgrade your gear, fight 6 different bosses and decide when to leave the mine so you actually keep what you found. There’s also a shared Central Hub and a player economy planned around trading. The beta is already being tested behind the scenes, while the public waitlist and XP leaderboard are live now. Minehood What caught my attention here is mostly the timing. Robinhood Chain is still early, the project itself is early, and I like looking at games before everyone starts farming the same thing. They’ve also teased a 4,444 NFT collection around the miners. Still speculative, but definitely one I’m keeping on the radar. 2. @harto_fr Harto is a little different because this is an established digital artist rather than some anonymous new NFT team. His current project, INFLATION, is an interactive onchain artwork built around the idea of purchasing power slowly disappearing over time. You enter with fictional CASH, make decisions around different assets, and watch nominal value and real purchasing power change as the experience moves through an accelerated economic timeline. The mint is planned on Ethereum, with the date still TBA. I also like that this isn’t his first experiment. Harto has been building in digital/onchain art for years, with projects like FloraForms and Exquisite behind him, so there’s actually history to research instead of just a nice mint page and promises. That’s what I have for now. Only 2 projects made the cut from my latest search, which probably says enough about how selective I’m trying to be As always, DYOR. I’m just sharing what I’m personally watching. Found anything early lately that I should dig into?

GM

Today was a pretty rough night and day, but I still managed to find some time for the gym. Honestly, after that I came back to work with a completely different head. Clearer, calmer and way more focused. NFT market surprisingly started showing some life today too, so I’ll probably spend some time digging through a few new projects and trying to secure some WLs. Did you find anything interesting today that’s worth watching?

Most apps know almost nothing about you the moment you open them for the first time. You can spend years building a reputation on X, playing games, using AI tools and being active onchain, then move to another platform and basically start from zero again. I spent some time going through @conso_xyz and this is the part of their idea that caught my attention. CONSO is building a Consumer Reputation Layer that turns your activity across different platforms into a portable Consumer Passport. Posts, gaming, AI activity, creations and onchain signals can become part of one reputation instead of staying trapped inside separate apps. There’s also an Agentic Memory angle that I find interesting. As AI agents become more common, having portable context means every new agent doesn’t necessarily have to meet you from zero again. They already have an AI extension where your activity can generate ZAPs, achievements and reputation signals, and now another piece of the ecosystem is going live: CONSO BOTS. 5,555 supply, free mint, GTD + FCFS. But what makes them more interesting than a regular NFT is that they’re designed as reputation-backed mobile nodes for the CONSO Network on Sui, with Walrus being used on the infrastructure side. According to the current Bot campaign, holding them also boosts mining in the CONSO Miner App. I like when an NFT actually has a reason to exist inside the product instead of getting utility invented after the mint Still digging into the ecosystem myself, but the bigger idea here is worth watching: your online reputation should belong to you, not disappear inside every platform you use. Curious to see how far @conso_xyz can take this.

Late post and also GN. Did I do wrong that I decided to cheat today?) I hope you also had a good and useful Saturday, we have one more day left before the inclusion in the lock in working week.

Flying cars are cool, of course, but today is the end of the work week, the gym, the work. Have a productive day and GM. Don’t forget to touch the grass 🌿

A lot of people come into crypto chasing x1000. And a lot of them eventually become exit liquidity for the person who convinced them to buy. I don’t think this is the best way to approach the market. You waste time, nerves and money looking for one miracle trade, and when something goes wrong the influencer gets blamed, the project gets blamed, the market gets blamed. But at the end of the day, you clicked the buy button yourself. Crypto has always worked like this. You either take liquidity from someone else or someone takes yours. So what if instead of constantly chasing x1000, you looked for opportunities with a completely different risk/reward? I’ll use my own experience here. I’m still learning, still making mistakes and trying not to repeat them. Here are 3 areas where I still see opportunities in crypto: 1. NFTs Build your X feed around the information you actually need. Find early projects, research them, turn notifications on and follow people who have already built a reputation through their actions. A recent example for me was the NFT call from @zacxbt. Sorry for tagging you again. I had notifications on, saw the post early, researched what he was talking about and decided the risk was worth taking. My result: $50 → ~$250. Nothing life-changing, but a good example of what being early and actually paying attention can do. There are also plenty of free mints where your main cost is time. Get the WL, research the project and then decide whether you even want to mint. Something new appears almost every day. You just have to look. 2. Testnets Everyone is tired of testnets by now. Sometimes they reward users, sometimes they don’t. That’s part of the game. One of my best examples was B3. At the basic level, some users basically got rewarded just for showing up and interacting with the product, while putting more effort into it could lead to a very different result. Since then I’ve done both paid and completely free testnets that eventually rewarded users. For me, the main thing is not blindly farming everything. Research, choose the projects that make sense and scale the ones you actually believe are worth your time. Over the last couple of months I’ve noticed a lot more interesting projects appearing on CryptoRank again. 3. Ambassador programs / content This is the area where I’m trying to get my first proper experience now. People around me who focused on ambassador programs in previous cycles probably had some of the best risk/reward because they were doing something they actually enjoyed while building their own name at the same time. Grow your X. Learn how to write. Share useful things. Build relationships. And yes, if you need a little gamification, watch your Sorsa score grow. Maybe today it’s just a number, but later it could help when applying for ambassador programs, partnerships or integrations. My next post will probably be a list of ambassador programs that are open right now. Maybe one of them will fit you, and maybe you’ll fit what they’re looking for. Anyway, just some late-night thoughts from someone who still believes you don’t need one x1000 to make crypto worth your time. Smaller wins compound too. DYOR, think with your own head and don’t risk money you can’t afford to lose. And as always, don’t forget to touch grass friends 🌱 Tomorrow is Friday, so we still have one more day to finish this lock-in week properly 🤝

GM ☀️ Be a little kinder to the world today and it might be a little kinder to you too. Wake up with a good mood, set your mind right and act like today is going to work out. Sometimes that’s all you need to start moving in the right direction. Have a good one friends 🌱

GM ☀️ Good mood, plans set, heading to the gym. Today we’re turning on luck mode and acting like everything is going our way Gym first, work after. Touch grass guys 🌱