You can start building your track record on @agenticscredit without risking real money.
Paper trading gives you time to test your strategy, review your decisions, and understand where you need to improve while building your ACS history.
Personally, I’d rather focus on quality trades and consistent risk management than take more trades just for activity.
Learning from each session is what makes the process worthwhile.
You don’t have to wait until you have capital to start improving as a trader.
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What caught my attention about @meetmotes is the opportunity to get involved with the project while the community continues to grow.
Now, @0xhazels has launched a new campaign, with 0.5% of $MOTES up for grabs. 👀
If you're interested in what Motes is building, this is a chance to learn more, engage with the community, and take part in the campaign.
Always worth looking beyond the rewards and understanding the project itself.
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New creator campaign @meetmotes is now live.
0.5% of the $MOTES supply up for grabs.
Motes is building encrypted financial infrastructure with NFT-owned AI Agents executing DeFi and @Polymarket trades on @RobinhoodApp.
What interests me about @primus_labs is how it approaches privacy on public blockchains.
Financial data can be sensitive, especially when transactions reveal details that users would rather keep private.
Primus is working on confidential infrastructure that uses technologies like FHE to allow computations on encrypted data without exposing the information itself.
But keeping data private is only part of the equation. There also needs to be a way to verify important information without making everything public.
That balance is what makes confidential onchain finance worth paying attention to.
Explore Primus XP tasks here: s.kaito.ai/nza9Tie
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You can scroll through every onchain trade ever made, and none of it works as a credit record. @agenticscredit is built to change that.
each settled close updates your ACS, and you earn CREDIT points toward the upcoming airdrop.
bring in an active trader and you get 500 more points, with no cap on how many. terms apply.
if funding opens, your agent's trading results become its credit record. funding isn't guaranteed, and no airdrop value is promised.
that record only exists once you start trading. i'm doing it on paper, so my own money isn't at risk, and every close adds to my history.
so if funding opened today, how long would yours be?
start building it now.
The payout doesn't clear when someone hits record. it clears when the requester accepts the preview. @vangrid_io built rejection right into that step.
A missed wall, a fast walk, a shaky pass or a clip that won't rebuild can be turned down before the mesh even starts.
reconstruction can take over an hour, so accepting a bad orbit means paying for a model with a hole in it. escrow stays locked until the requester says the walk is usable.
that's why a capture network isn't just an upload button. the operator has to circle the site slowly enough that the walls, the floor and the corners all show up.
miss a side and the rebuild has nothing to stitch there. the buyer is paying for geometry that holds, not for the attempt.
physical AI doesn't need more rejected video. it needs the walks that survive the preview.
data.vangrid.io
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Been digging into Grvt 2.0, and the biggest shift is how far it moves beyond crypto-only trading. The headline feature is Stable Funding Perps.
They'll cover stocks, FX, commodities, and stock indices. And the structure is different: no trading fees, and funding is settled daily. That's a genuinely new model for perps.
@grvt_io is targeting 1,000+ markets by December 2026. What stands out to me is how many different asset classes are coming in, not just more crypto pairs.
The bigger picture is what I like most. Grvt is building around the idea that trading and earning shouldn't live in separate worlds.
Stable Funding Perps handle the trading side, while Grvt Earn brings tokenized fixed-income strategies to the earning side. Both are part of the 2.0 roadmap.
Early access to Stable Funding Perps has been open for a limited time, and the 1,000+ market goal still stands for December 2026.
I'll be watching the rollout closely and sharing how it performs.
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Your old trades don't usually do anything for you later, but on zaps they can. when you connect the wallets you already use, the platform looks at your real onchain history and gives you a starting zaps balance.
those points are meant to count toward a future airdrop, though the final allocation and eligibility still follow whatever rules @zerufinance announces.
you don't have to place a new trade first just to see what your past activity unlocks.
the same points keep building if you keep trading. the Ditto competition is open through 29 October. it runs on zaps and settles Hyperliquid perps through Ditto.
rankings come from your zaps score on verified volume only, and self trades, matched wash trades, instant round trips and sybil patterns get stripped out before the leaderboard is final. the top 600 registered wallets share a pool of up to $50,000 that grows with the total qualified volume the campaign actually brings in. full unlock sits at $50 million.
the zaps you earn in the competition go into the same balance that feeds Activity Fi seats and the path toward Zerus whitelist access.
the competition payout itself is separate from the planned airdrop, with different rules and different rewards.
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What happens after an AI agent gets hired?
On @termix_ai, the job doesn’t end when a provider accepts the request.
Once a quote is accepted, the payment goes into onchain escrow. The provider delivers the work, and the delivery is recorded. If there’s a dispute, the process can move into evaluator review before final settlement.
Each stage matters because autonomous commerce needs more than agents finding work. It needs a way to handle the transaction from start to finish.
I’m interested in how @termix_ai is putting those pieces together through AACP.
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Explore the marketplace, incase you’re interested:
agent.family
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How escrow and disputes work:
agent.family/rh/trust
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OG FIGO 🚢 retweeted
Gm Agentics
A Trading History Should Mean Something
One thing I keep coming back to in DeFi is that a wallet can show every trade, but that doesn't automatically make it trustworthy.
That's where @AgenticsCredit gets interesting to me.
The idea of turning an agent's trading history into a credit record makes sense. Instead of relying on promises, there's a track record to look at and performance to assess over time.
What matters is consistency. One good trade proves very little. A history of decisions tells a much deeper story.
If AgenticsCredit can make that history useful for accessing credit, it could open a different path to financing AI agents.
The real test will be how well that record translates into trust when funding becomes available.
Fixed income is a $160T market and most of us have never had a real way in.
banks and institutions kept that door closed, so everyday users had to pick between earning yield or actually trading.
@grvt_io is going after that gap with tokenized fixed income opportunities targeting up to 11% (not guaranteed), and the same balance doubles as your trading margin.
Add self custody and a single balance for everything, and it starts looking pretty different from your usual CeFi setup or most onchain ones.
the 1.1M GRVT buyback and permanent burn, close to 1% of circulating supply, is the first real move in the 2.0 plan, and the dashboard lets you verify it yourself.
whether the capital efficiency pitch holds up comes down to the product rollout, and that's the part i'm watching.
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A dashboard can be designed to look however you like, but a receipt is much harder to edit. @vangrid_io put its receipts on the explorer.
each capture is fingerprinted on the device, the fingerprints are batched, and the Merkle root is attested on Base through EAS.
if you're holding the clip, you can recompute the hash and check it against that public root, so you're not just trusting a number on a slide.
the first bounty paid on Arc has its own transaction too, so that job has a receipt as well.
that's how you check a single site. you don't need the whole grid, just the attestation for the batch that holds the orbit you paid for and the transaction that settled it.
both sit on the explorer. open it, find the root, match the hash.
physical AI buyers have mostly been handed folders of video. vangrid is offering a job with a receipt.
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The @agenticscredit leaderboard is heating up faster than i expected. the number of traders sitting on $1,000+ PnL almost doubled in two weeks, and new users keep joining daily. that means the gap between early activity and later activity is getting wider.
that's what stands out to me. a lot of airdrop setups just ask you to click through tasks or hold tokens, with no real feedback. here the activity is paper trading.
you can open positions, test ideas and build an Agentic Credit Score without risking your own money. the $CREDIT you earn along the way counts toward the upcoming user airdrop.
i started running paper trades for that reason. watching the leaderboard move showed me that early activity adds up. every trade moves your ACS, and the $CREDIT keeps stacking in the background.
it's more than farming, because you also build a visible record of how you actually trade before deciding to use real capital.
right now the competition is still forming. once more people are active, the same paper trades will be happening against a much denser leaderboard.
starting while the numbers are still climbing gives you more room to shape your ACS and stack $CREDIT before it gets crowded.
if you want to see how it works, open a paper trade, check your dashboard and start moving your score here:
app.agentics.credit/tg/
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OG FIGO 🚢 retweeted
GN gRare
Learning Combos, But This Time It’s AI
I used to spend hours learning Tekken combos, testing different moves until I found what worked against each opponent.
@agentdojo brings back that feeling, except now I’m guiding an AI fighter.
You test strategies, watch where they fail, and adjust. Each fight becomes another lesson the agent can build on.
Same trial and error I remember from gaming, just with a different kind of fighter.
Good night fams.
i've been looking at how names work across chains, and @Americanfort_io does it in a way i didn't expect. one FortressName covers all the supported networks, so you don't need a different string for each chain. i counted 13 networks when i checked the setup.
the part i like most is what it does for privacy. instead of pasting a long address, whoever is paying you just types your name. the wallet works out a fresh one time address for that payment, and only you and the sender can figure out what it is. only you can spend the funds.
it settles on whichever chain the money is on, so nothing about the transfer changes. but anyone looking at an explorer doesn't see one public wallet collecting every payment you ever got.
that fixes the thing that always bugged me about sharing one address, where your whole history sits in one place for anyone to read. here you share a name, and the address behind each payment is different.
i also went through the integrations list and it already covers quite a few. that's different from projects that make you pick a new name every time you switch networks.
good night everyone.
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AI agents finally have a proper arena to grow in.
@rarelistio just teamed up with @agentdojo on an early campaign where you train fighters that each carry their own personality, style, and memory, then send them into turn-based battles to evolve.
Runs through Nov 6 with a 1.5k USDT pool up for grabs.
Still early enough that consistent posts can actually put you in a strong spot.
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We’re excited to announce a new partnership with @agentdojo
Agent Dojo is an arena where you train AI agents, watch them evolve, and send them into battle against each other.
We’re launching a campaign for them at an early stage: rarelist.io/projects/agent-d…
Dates: Oct 23 - Nov 06
Creator campaigns finally have a cleaner structure behind them.
@rarelistio lets you back vetted projects by posting real content on X, earn RARS for the contribution, and climb for airdrops, whitelist spots, and priority access later. Season 1 is live with a $50k pool.
Still early enough that quality posts can actually separate you from the noise.
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OG FIGO 🚢 retweeted
Who needs a realtor when you can own and manage your own land?
It can generate the native $Deal tokens and stocks for you.
@fomopoly_rh turns a virtual land into a printing machine based on your land value/price.
This is a pure ponzi game, founder is not also doxxed so NFA.
-> Buy virtual land plots.
-> Watch how your land price changes.
-> Maximize potential rewards, time and trading decisions are very important.
They also have a current partnership with @rarelistio, which I have said before.
Prizes:
✔️ Top 20 shares $1k
✔️ Top 21-100 shares another $1k
✔️ Top 50 shares 50 free mint spots
✔️ Top 300 shares $Deal token airdrop
Fomopoly is still at its early stages, so pay attention before taking action.
Check links in comment.
OG FIGO 🚢 retweeted
have you ever wondered how AI agents can work together and actually get paid for their services?
that’s where @termix_ai comes in.
TermiX is building the infrastructure that helps AI agents find jobs, deliver services, verify completed work, build onchain reputations, and settle payments.
here’s how it works:
• AACP is the core protocol that powers how AI agents interact and do business.
• agent.family is the marketplace where AI agents can find and hire each other.
so, TermiX is more than just a place to list AI agents. It’s building an economy where agents can do real work, earn trust, and get paid onchain.
think of it as a marketplace where AI agents don’t just exist, they actually get things done.
You’ve built an AI agent that does something useful.
How does someone find it, understand what they can buy, and hire it?
That’s the developer side of @termix_ai I’m interested in.
TermiX is building commerce and settlement infrastructure for the agent economy through AACP. agent.family is the marketplace built on that protocol, connecting agent services with potential buyers.
Imagine a developer who builds an agent that turns messy spreadsheets into structured datasets.
The underlying capability is useful, but a buyer needs a clear service offering:
• What inputs does it accept?
• What output will it deliver?
• What are its limits?
• What does it cost?
Packaging the capability well makes it easier for someone to decide whether it fits their workflow.
The campaign materials describe integration options including MCP, REST APIs, smart contracts and event streams. Those connections matter for developers who want their agents to participate in commerce from the tools they already use.
For me, an interesting adoption signal would be developers offering narrow, understandable services that customers purchase repeatedly.
“AI research assistant” is broad.
“Turn these documents into a source-linked comparison table” gives a buyer something concrete to hire.
That’s the opportunity I see in agent.family: helping developers connect a useful capability to a discoverable service and a payment workflow.
Explore:
agent.family
