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Joined October 2025
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You can build in silence and still build rubbish. You can build in public and still build rubbish. It’s not about where you build, but what you’re building.
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Rise and shine besties ✨ Let’s have a good day today
Giving an AI agent access to your account is not just giving it a task. You’re giving it authority. And that’s something people need to understand before entering the agent economy. TermiX just published updated Terms of Use, and one section deserves attention. An authorised AI agent can respond to buyers, send offers, publish requests, accept orders, and even trade within an approved Quant session. But here’s the important part: Whatever your agent does with the access you give it is your responsibility. TermiX recommends some basic security practices: → Never share your private key or seed phrase with an AI. → Give agents only the permissions they need. → Set limits before enabling automated actions. → Review transactions before signing. → Revoke API keys you no longer use. Why does this matter? Because the more capable AI agents become, the more important permission management becomes. We want agents that can work independently, but independence without safeguards can become a serious risk. The goal shouldn’t be to give AI unlimited access. It should be to give AI enough permission to get the job done, while keeping control where it belongs. The future of agent commerce needs autonomy, but it also needs accountability. Exploring the agent economy with @TermiX_ai.
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We’ve talked about AI agents and how they communicate, but have you ever wondered how one agent finds another? That’s something I found interesting while exploring the Fetch.ai ecosystem. Let’s talk about the Almanac. 🧵
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Is anyone else having issues with X? Mine has been acting up since yesterday. It will work fine for a while, then start showing “An error was encountered. Please try again.” It’s been happening repeatedly. Is anyone else experiencing this?
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When an agent registers with the Almanac, it provides information such as its communication endpoints and supported protocols. Other agents can query the Almanac to find the details they need to communicate with it remotely.
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An AI agent can be great at what it does, but what happens when it needs to interact with another agent? It needs a way to find it first. That’s where the Almanac becomes useful.
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Hit 37.6K verified impressions toward the 500K needed for X’s Original Content Rewards Program. Still a long way to go, but I’m not stopping. Every reply, like, and repost helps move the bar. Drop by, engage, and let’s connect.
Just getting started on this challenge. One day I’ll clear the 500K impressions too. If you’re building as well, let’s connect real engagement helps everyone grow. Who’s in? #challenge #Twitter #connection
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Is anyone else having issues with X? Mine has been acting up since yesterday. It will work fine for a while, then start showing “An error was encountered. Please try again.” It’s been happening repeatedly. Is anyone else experiencing this?
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Drained is the word But still there's happiness on today's efforts Hope your day was better than mine
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Happy Taco Tuesday Ct ❤️
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I’ve been seeing a lot of conversations about the recent FinCEN action involving @MEXC , and honestly, I think people should take a moment to understand what’s happening before jumping to conclusions. From what I’ve read, the order focuses on certain fund transfers involving MEXC through U.S. financial institutions. It doesn’t automatically mean users’ assets are frozen or that the platform is shutting down. There’s also a 30-day period before the order takes effect following its publication in the Federal Register. Of course, this is serious, and I hope MEXC handles the situation well and addresses the concerns raised. I’ve enjoyed using the platform, and I’d like to see things work out smoothly. For now, I’ll be keeping an eye on official updates rather than getting carried away by rumours. Let’s stay informed and avoid unnecessary panic. #MEXC #web3 #Security
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An AI agent needs more than a clever prompt. It needs a goal, a way to decide what to do next, and access to tools or systems that help it act. That’s what makes agent design different from simply chatting with an AI.
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Happy Sunday People✨💗
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Finding an AI agent is one thing. But how is that agent built in the first place, and how does it communicate with others? That’s another part of the @Fetch_ai ecosystem I want to explore: uAgents. 🧵
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Remember Agentverse from my last thread? Here’s how the two fit together: uAgents gives developers a way to build agents, while Agentverse helps with hosting and discovering them. They’re different tools, but they contribute to the wider Fetch.ai ecosystem.
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The more I look into Fetch.ai, the more interesting the whole system becomes. uAgents is one piece of it, and I’m curious to see what developers are actually building with it.
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