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Want to build on Cardano with an AI agent doing the typing? @Cardano_CF has launched Agentic Coding on Cardano, a free four-hour course in its Cardano Academy. Learners direct an AI agent to write code, then check it against a 26-point list of known security flaws. Each step is
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Spoiler: this feels really good! Today I finally received a package from the @MidnightNtwrk team, all the way from London. Honestly, I’d already forgotten I’d filled out that form. But I’m really happy I can now wear the project’s merch. I think I might even sleep in it
Humans panic at the bottom and buy at the peak. Emotions destroy discipline. Our #AI agents feel no FOMO, hold no blind hope, and don't freeze when markets crash. No panic. No greed. Just pure data, probability, and sub-second execution. While you hesitate, the system
Fundamentally never looked better as an industry
Happy Bud Weekend, Buds! We've received over 5,000 applications so far, with more than 1,500 genuine applicants progressing towards approval for the second screening phase. The mint is officially scheduled for next week. The exact date and time will be communicated soon. We
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More and more people are bullish on $QNT , while an increasing number are starting to question $XRP . Yet, I remain a supporter of $XRP . QNT’s interoperability is certainly noteworthy, but XRP’s capabilities in payments, liquidity, and the XRPL ecosystem cannot be overlooked
AI visual note: A promotional graphic comparing two cryptocurrencies, XRP and QNT (Quant), shown as metallic 3D coins on opposite sides of a 'VS' design with a blue globe and network background.
Good Night Everyone See you tomorrow
AI visual note: An anime-style illustration of a young man with sunglasses lying in bed looking at his phone at night, with a clock showing 11:47 PM and a poster reading 'FOCUS DISCIPLINE SUCCESS' on the wall.
Is this the first time a non-crypto affiliated NASDAQ listed company tweets about a @solana listing?
good job mate you made me lose money on a coin that was launched to make me money
AI visual note: A trading interface on a blue background showing an account labeled 'unprofitable' with a balance of -0.022, a PNL of -13.09%, an invested amount of 0.17, and a position of 0.148.
Crypto's starting to look like 2021 all over again... Here's why: ISM Manufacturing has now held above 54 for 3 straight months. The last two times ISM moved into this range the gains were insane. 2017: ISM moved above 54 and eventually peaked at 60.8. BTC: +1,800% ETH:
okay I need $ETH to go up NOW
October is already off to a solid start, a $46 reward from @moovexyz just landed. Every payout is another step ahead. Plenty more wins to chase
AI visual note: A promotional graphic for 'moove.xyz' advertising a '$46 REWARD - MORE WINS AHEAD' featuring an anime-style girl with glasses and a yellow hoodie, alongside a moove card and floating gold tokens.
what does a bottom look like
$QNT There’s something clean about holding the layer that makes other networks more useful $QNT doesn’t need to win by killing other chains It wins by connecting them to the real economy #QNT #Quant #QuantNetwork #Crypto #RWA
How much of a community’s permission system should live onchain? I’ve been thinking about where the line should be between onchain membership and the permission systems communities still manage offchain. Token gating is the obvious example. A wallet satisfies some condition and gets access to a community or part of one. But that’s still a fairly simple yes/no check. Once you start having different types of members, contributors, admins and other groups, there’s a much bigger question around whether those permissions should also derive from onchain state. For example, instead of checking a wallet when someone joins and then assigning them a role somewhere else, access could change based on the membership itself. If the conditions change, the permissions change with them. That potentially removes some of the synchronization between onchain state and a separate role system, but it also makes the design of the onchain permissions much more important. Towns is one implementation that got me thinking about this because its Spaces can use onchain memberships and programmable permissions. Membership isn't limited to proving that someone can enter a community; it can be part of determining what they have permission to access or do within it.
Good Night Legends Most AI tools give answers. @TheARCTERMINAL is exploring how AI can actually take action onchain. With ANIMA, ARC is building agents designed to interact with applications, manage resources, and execute tasks. Its Sepolia testnet experiment with five
XRATED deserves more eyes. 2,345 little personalities born from the chaos of the timeline and I’m still here building around them, adding more, learning as I go. No forced hype. Just art I created, love and a world I genuinely believe in. Come meet the Xs.
xrp about to get out of my long
Wave 2 has ended and is claimable. Wave 3 of the Final Bonding Event is live. Some of you can't read so again: BOND ONLY ROUNDED NUMBERS to avoid any USDC claim delays (e.g. if you have 100.28 PDT, just bond 100). $800k funded Participate via @Bitbond tokentool.bitbond.com/tokensale/0x49 …
O = Own I = Immutable E = Enforce R = Rules Four principles. One framework. OIER is built around rules you own, rules that stay immutable, and enforcement that keeps them active. Your rules. Forever. oier.finance
There’s something about $STONKEX launches that I think a LOT of people still don’t know. And if you lived through the old memecoin days, you’ll understand why it matters. One of the classic rugs was simple: Dev launches token. Dev provides liquidity. Degens buy. Price runs.
Happy Friday! Here are the 5 most interesting crypto fundraises for the week ending 10/2/26: 1) Jeeves Stablecoin-native enterprise banking platform Jeeves raised $110M in a Series C-1 equity round led by CoinFund with participation from AllianceBernstein, Andreessen Horowitz,
It's always interesting to watch what happens on Coston2 Found a new set of Firelight contracts: stXRP with an insurance layer. Depositors' FXRP backs cover for other DeFi apps. It's been live since Sept 1, and the code was published yesterday. Vault:
Someone with only $4 worth of $THICCUMS just won a Sappy Seal! Think thicc
The best agents should expand your perspective, and not become an echo chamber.
toronto gets the good stuff
Gm Insufficient reality #Tezos #glitchart
GN GD dear X...
Burn dev supply
The ticker is $Fartcoin and the marketing is already writing itself. Solana stays undefeated.
this approach prioritizes relevant information over noise
The ETH edition deserves some attention too. Time to let the art speak.
Another Solana airdrop enters the arena. The ticker is doing half the marketing already
Weak data doesn’t automatically mean bullish. Macro still has layers to unpack.
i figured i'd follow @Aurelius0121 for a day or two on the blockchain. let me tell you guys. if you think i do the raping to you, let me tell you, these niggas with 2-5M in their wallets do a lot of raping. it's like some kind of trickle down effect i guess. we get raped.
$6.6K → $940K MCAP is a 142x flex. Solana really moves different.