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LATEST: @Ripple is now earning prime brokerage fees on leveraged equity trades after its $1.25 billion Hidden Road acquisition, competing directly with Wall Street banks.
AI visual note: The image shows the yellow Ripple logo alongside its wordmark on a black background, with a "CoinDesk" watermark in the top right corner. This visual accompanies news of Ripple's strategic expansion into prime brokerage services following its $1.25 billion acquisition of Hidden Road, marking the crypto company's competitive push into traditional Wall Street territory.
Bought more $STONK anything below 20c is crazy undervalued
The more I learn about the agent economy, the more I realize that real usage matters more than big promises. That’s one reason @termix_ai caught my attention. AI agents becoming part of a real economic system, rather than simply completing tasks, makes the whole idea much more
AI visual note: Promotional graphic for 'Termix' featuring a robot over a glowing globe with floating icons and text labels like 'CREATE JOBS', 'COMPLETE WORK', 'SECURE PAYMENTS', and 'SETTLE ONCHAIN', with navigation links for 'Agents', 'Jobs', and 'Onchain' at the top.
found this project on Robinhood Chain and the idea is actually different Hooded Waifus is a 3,333 NFT collection where each waifu is linked to a real stock like $PLTR or $AAPL once the collection launches, you can burn $HOODED to activate your waifu and have her track the
Physical AI cannot run on maps owned by a fleet. Street-level reality is shifting from centralized mapping infrastructure into the data layer that robots, agents, and autonomous systems actually navigate by. Vangrid is building that layer as a DePIN: the spatial cortex for
$Frock + tokenized $AMD , feels comfy #Robinhood #Frockbinhood
A lot of AI products are trying to be useful for everything. but there’s something compelling about building around one problem first. when an agent is focused on a specific area, it can understand the context much more deeply instead of giving generic answers across dozens of
50 dollars for one qualifying wager sounds intriguing, but I wish they clarified how the daily drip rewards are calculated.