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The easiest 10,000 points on the @ActionModelAI x @SweepGlobal campaign is the "Follow Sweep on X" task, and I did it on ActionFi on Sunday to see how the checking works.
I opened ActionFi, picked sweep.finance, chose the follow task and pressed Start ActionFi before anything else, which turns the button into "Training" and starts a 15 minute timer. Then I went to the Sweep profile on X, followed it with the same X account that's linked to my ActionFi, and came back so the browser extension could check it.
The mistake to avoid is unfollowing or switching X accounts before the check finishes, because the task says the follow has to stay in place until ActionFi is done verifying.
Note that this is not a promise of rewards. You can start here: train.actionmodel.com/auth?m…
On 7th October, I was testing out something on @pots_market, so I put $1.06 into a Bitcoin market and got 3.07 shares at 32.6¢ each. That same evening, I put $1.04 into an Ethereum market and got 1.64 shares at 61¢ each.
More or less the same amount in both instances. If I made those trades during the Trading Arena, the first would have counted as $3.07 of volume and the second as $1.64. So instead of the $2.10 I actually spent, I would have had $4.71 in trading volume.
I have read the rules guiding this campaign and taken time to understand every bit of it. So, I'll explain the rules and the concept to the best of my ability.
The Trading Arena ranks traders by Valid Notional Volume (VNV). Notional means every share you trade is counted at its $1 payout value, no matter what price you paid for it. So what matters is how many shares you trade, not how many dollars you spend. Let's say you bought 10,000 shares at 10¢ each. That cost you $1,000, but what this simply means is that $10,000 will count as your trading volume.
The trades need to be valid trades, however. Limit or market buys and sells count, but they have to be filled orders. Cancelled orders, unfilled limit orders, failed trades, and anything that looks like wash trading, self-trading or volume farmed across several accounts get removed.
PnL doesn't decide your rank. Neither do win rate, deposit size, balance or how many trades you make.
The top 15 by VNV share $2,500, and there's no fixed prize per rank. Your cut is your VNV divided by the combined VNV of the top 15, times $2,500. When I checked the Campaign page today, the top 15 traders had $331,126 of VNV between them. First place had $51,567. Divide that by $331,126 and you get 15.6%, so first place was on course for 15.6% of the $2,500, about $389. 15th place had $11,805, which is 3.6% of the total, so about $89. 16th had $8,852 and was on course for nothing, because only the top 15 get paid. Those numbers move every time someone trades, so your estimated reward can shrink even while you keep trading.
To see where you stand, open the Campaign page on app.pots.market. It lists traders by volume with each one's reward share and reward, plus a countdown to the end. The leaderboard only refreshes every 5 to 10 minutes, so don't do dying-minute trades and expect them to show up in time.
Season 1 started on 15 Oct at 16:00 UTC and ends on 15 Nov at 16:00 UTC, and only trades matched between those two times count. You don't need to register. After the final snapshot the team reviews the trading data, checks for abnormal activity, then confirms the ranking. Rewards land within 7 business days of that, and you claim them under Profile, then Claimable Earnings. Staff never DM you first, so ignore anyone who does.
One tip before you go chasing volume. Cheap shares give you more VNV per dollar, but they're cheap because the market thinks they'll probably lose. They also cost more in fees, because part of the fee is charged on every share. $10 at 10¢ buys about 100 shares, and the POTS fee page shows about 7.30% in fees, roughly 73 cents. $10 at 90¢ buys about 11 shares and pays 1.70%, roughly 17 cents. Higher notional volume doesn't mean higher profit or lower risk.
Follow @pots_money and @pots_market for the updates through the season. Now that you know volume is counted in shares, would it change which markets you trade during the Arena?
I spend a lot of my time on DEXs, the apps where you swap coins, checking pools and fees before I put money in.
So when Binance asked me to name my agent, dexplorer was the obvious choice.
So why did I create my Agentic Wallet on @BinanceWallet? Before I add money to a pool, I check how much it really pays in fees, how much the price has been swinging, and whether the money in it is growing or leaving. It takes a whole lot of time. My agent will run those checks every morning and pay the few cents some data sites charge, so I just get a short list of pools worth a look.
#MyAgentID
Guysss, I watched the new @thegodmodepod episode on YouTube today, and Gannon Breslin from Snowball said something everyone using AI for content needs to hear.
If you type a general "give me a viral script" into Claude, you'll more often than not get a very weak script back. A better way is having it analyse your own videos first and work backwards from what already did well.
I use AI tools almost every day for as many tasks as possible, so I can relate to what he was saying. His line, "the magic is still in the person, not in the tool" is the whole lesson for me.
If you make content with AI, you can watch the full episode here:
youtu.be/HawQxKYw9zk
Posting this for a rewarded God Mode Pod Test Drive. My honest take.
You can earn 20,000 points on the @ActionModelAI x @SweepGlobal campaign this week without buying anything.
Here's how I did the free "Create a Sweep Account" task on ActionFi:
1. Open ActionFi, pick sweep.finance, then pick the task.
2. Press Start ActionFi first, so the browser extension is watching and the timer starts.
3. Go to sweep.finance and create your account as normal.
4. Come back and wait for the extension to check it before points land.
That task gives 10,000 points, and following Sweep on X gives another 10,000. The bigger points come from the purchase tasks.
The common mistake is doing the task before pressing Start ActionFi. That way, the extension can't check what it didn't see.
Try it with my link: train.actionmodel.com/auth?m…
Alpha Wolf🐺 retweeted
The Datacenter now mines ATO by burning Fuel 1:1. Tap ATO on the resource bar and start mining.
Faster refining: Premium +50%, Citadel Power Plant +100%, Scavenger Protocols up to 2.0x, Rationing Systems speeds the Grow Plot. Army upkeep is gone.
New compact resource bar. Tap any resource to see refined vs unrefined and boost it from there.
ALT Refinery update
Alpha Wolf🐺 retweeted
Most NFT mints sell you a JPEG and a prayer. CONSO BOTS might be the first collectible I've seen where the utility is the network itself.
Here's what's actually happening with @conso_xyz :
🧵🧵
They're dropping 5,555 CONSO BOTS as a free mint on Sui. But these aren't PFPs - they're "reputation-backed agentic collectibles" designed to run as mobile nodes for the CONSO Network. In plain English: holding a BOT means you're participating in the infrastructure of a consumer reputation layer, not just holding art.
The part I find genuinely clever is the distribution. There's no whitelist grind and no wallet-farming meta. The eligibility checker is live at conso.xyz/bots - you connect your X account, and eligible accounts earn a BOT through their impressions. Genuine reach on your posts = your ticket in.
Why does that matter? Because it filters for exactly what CONSO's whole thesis is about: real humans creating real content that actually travels. Reply-farmers and bought engagement don't generate genuine impressions. The system is designed to reward the people who've been adding value all along.
Agentic collectibles that double as network nodes, distributed via reputation instead of roulette. That's a fairer game than most of CT is used to.
Check if you're eligible: conso.xyz/bots?v=2
Unpopular opinion: the average internet user is the hardest-working unpaid employee in history.
Every post we publish, every game we grind, every video we watch, every prompt we type into an AI - it's all data. And that data trains models, feeds ad engines, and makes platforms billions.
What do we get? Nothing!
Not even a receipt.
The crazy part?
Nobody's really asking why. We just accept that our digital lives are harvested and monetized by everyone except us. Our 2019 tweets still generate engagement for a platform. Our Steam library proves you're a real, dedicated gamer. Our GitHub shows you can actually build. But these signals live in silos that don't talk to each other, so none of it compounds into anything we own.
This is the exact problem @conso_xyz is tackling.
Building a Consumer Reputation Layer that turns our cross-platform activity into verifiable, user-owned reputation.
Think of it as finally getting paid or at least credited for the footprint you've been leaving for free.
Our data has value. It always did. The only question left is who holds the keys. 🐻❄️
Explore more: conso.xyz/bots?v=2
Alpha Wolf🐺 retweeted
we've talked about verifying data, but what about using that data without exposing it?
that's another part of @primus_labs i've been looking into.
formerly known as PADO, Primus is building privacy infrastructure for onchain finance using technologies like zkTLS and fully homomorphic encryption (FHE).
and there's some serious backing behind the project too.
according to its funding records, Primus raised $6.5M in a seed round in February 2025, backed by investors including VanEck, Symbolic Capital, Dispersion Capital, Samsung Next and Amber Group.
it also received a subsequent investment from YZi Labs in August 2026. Its funding tracker lists a $500K incubation round, bringing the reported total to $7M.
but the part i find interesting is what they're actually building.
think about your financial information. you might want to use a financial service without making your entire balance, transactions, and activity public.
the problem is that applications still need data to perform useful operations. so how do you make that happen without exposing everything?
that's where FHE comes in.
in simple terms, FHE allows computers to perform calculations on encrypted data without having to decrypt it first.
for example, a financial application could calculate something based on your balance while the underlying data stays encrypted, provided the system supports that operation.
Primus is applying this idea to confidential onchain finance, aiming to make private asset transfers and financial activities possible without exposing everything publicly.
and remember the zkTLS technology we discussed in my earlier posts?
➤ zkTLS helps verify information from websites and other internet sources.
➤ FHE allows computations to happen on encrypted information without revealing its contents during the process.
they solve different problems, but together they could help make financial applications more private and useful.
want to explore Primus yourself?
here's a simple way to get started:
➤ Visit the Primus campaign on Kaito using my link below.
➤ Explore the project and learn what it's building.
➤ Check the available campaign tasks and follow their instructions.
➤ Complete eligible tasks and check your progress on the campaign page.
🔗 s.kaito.ai/cJf4doz
don't just rush through the tasks. take a little time to understand the technology behind the project too.
personally, i'm interested in seeing how Primus develops its approach to confidential finance and how these tools work in real applications.
what would you rather keep private onchain: your balance, your transactions, or your entire financial activity?
Alpha Wolf🐺 retweeted
Most launchpads are built to get a token to market.
Fewer focus on what keeps users engaged after the launch.
@RebateLaunch is exploring that second part on Robinhood Chain with a model that combines:
→ A 3% $REBATE purchase bonus included in the same transaction
→ Recurring $USDG payouts for holders without staking or manual claims
→ Launch fees directed toward $REBATE buybacks and burns
The idea is to connect the purchase experience with ongoing holder incentives and a mechanism intended to reduce token supply. Purchase bonuses can improve the entry experience, holder rewards can encourage continued participation, and buybacks can link platform fees to supply reduction.
These mechanisms don’t work in isolation. Their long-term effectiveness depends on genuine adoption, consistent execution, and enough recurring launch activity to generate sustainable fees.
That’s the real test: whether Rebate Pad can maintain meaningful activity beyond the initial attention.
Powered by @starlisting
Alpha Wolf🐺 retweeted
Getting paid in stablecoins is one thing. Being able to spend them the same day, without going through an exchange, making a bank transfer and waiting for the money to arrive, is another.
That’s the problem Spend by @deficom is designed to solve.
So, what is Spend?
Spend is a digital Visa card that lets you pay with the USDC in your deficom account.
You can use it online or in person wherever Visa is accepted.
A thread 🧵 ▼
Alpha Wolf🐺 retweeted
According to Blockworks Intel, @BONKUJI_inu recorded around $107K in gross merchandise volume over 30 days, with approximately $2.9K in secondary marketplace volume. <Cite refs={["turn896483search4"]}/>
@BONKUJI_inu is an interesting case study in how collectibles are finding their place on Solana.
It combines pack-opening experiences featuring trading cards with a secondary marketplace where collectors can buy and sell their pulls.
And the numbers are worth watching.
But beyond the numbers, there’s a bigger question: can @BONKUJI_inu turn the excitement of opening packs into sustained activity in its marketplace?
Getting people interested is one thing. Building a market where collectors keep trading and coming back is another.
In collectibles, attention gets people through the door. A healthy marketplace gives them a reason to stay.
Keep an eye on @BONKUJI_inu . 👀
🤖 Made with AI
Alpha Wolf🐺 retweeted
The open internet is scraped. The next meal comes with receipts.
250M+ contributions are already on Trace, and it is joining @SuiNetwork with @datafdn
#DATAonSuiQuest
DATA is coming to @SuiNetwork.
The DATA Network and Trace are joining the Sui stack, bringing a live supply of rights-cleared AI training data to infrastructure built for AI workloads.
With 250M+ receipts already recorded by Trace, AI labs will be able to source real-world data with verifiable provenance, while @WalrusProtocol provides the underlying storage layer.
Sui Foundation is investing $30 million in the DATA Network, establishing the largest institutional stake in the network, alongside the continuing holdings of PIP Labs and the DATA Foundation. Furthering the alignment, SY Lee, founder of the DATA Network and CEO of PIP Labs, joins Sui Foundation as Strategic Advisor.
In the coming months:
▸ The DATA Network will be upgraded to run as a protocol natively on Sui
▸ Walrus becomes the default storage layer for DATA Foundation apps
▸ $DATA remains the token of the DATA protocol
The next chapter of DATA starts here.
Alpha Wolf🐺 retweeted
𝗛𝗘𝗬, 𝗜’𝗠 𝗦𝗛𝗜𝗡𝗘𝗗𝗨 𝗕𝗔𝗕𝗔 👋🏽
𝗙𝗥𝗢𝗠 𝗥𝗘𝗣𝗟𝗬 𝗚𝗨𝗬 𝗧𝗢 𝗦𝗢𝗖𝗜𝗔𝗟 𝗠𝗘𝗗𝗜𝗔 𝗠𝗔𝗡𝗔𝗚𝗘𝗥.
I started with replies, engagement, and helping accounts build their online presence.
Now, I help brands and businesses manage their social media and work towards their goals.
𝗪𝗔𝗡𝗧 𝗧𝗢 𝗦𝗘𝗘 𝗛𝗢𝗪 𝗜 𝗪𝗢𝗥𝗞?
Watch the video to get to know me, what I do, and how I can help your brand.
𝗡𝗘𝗘𝗗 𝗔 𝗥𝗘𝗣𝗟𝗬 𝗚𝗨𝗬 𝗢𝗥 𝗦𝗢𝗠𝗘𝗢𝗡𝗘 𝗧𝗢 𝗛𝗔𝗡𝗗𝗟𝗘 𝗬𝗢𝗨𝗥 𝗦𝗢𝗖𝗜𝗔𝗟𝗦?
LET’S TALK! 🤝
Alpha Wolf🐺 retweeted
Nothing beats Ripping a @solflare pack on Thursday,
Ever opened a pack of cards and wondered if you’d pull something common or something rare?
That little moment of suspense before you discover what's inside is part of the fun
Now imagine that feeling with Pokémon cards, right inside your Solflare wallet.
Take the Elite Pokémon Gacha Pack, for example.
Each rarity comes with its own insured value range, and the odds get slimmer as the rarity increases.
🟢 Common: $30–$60 — 80% odds
🔵 Uncommon: $60–$110 — 15% odds
🟣 Rare: $110–$250 — 4% odds
🟡 Epic: $250+ — 1% odds
So, an Epic pull is the rarest outcome, with just a 1% chance according to these pack odds.
The cards are professionally graded collectibles, vaulted and insured through Collector Crypt.
And remember, these values and odds apply specifically to the Elite Pokémon Gacha Pack.
Other Packs have different ranges, and the insured value isn’t a guarantee of profit.
Now tell me, which one are you hoping to pull Rare or Epic?
Alpha Wolf🐺 retweeted
What if you could see what some of the top onchain traders are buying without manually tracking hundreds of wallets?
Smart Money tracking is now live on VelvetX, right on the Trending page.
And it’s more than just seeing which tokens are popular. You can now dig into the wallets and activity behind them.
Here’s how it works. 👇
•Track Smart Money on Trending
Each trending token shows how much Smart Money is in it and how many top wallets are holding it.
This gives you another signal to consider when researching a token: are notable onchain traders accumulating it, too?
•See where the activity comes from
Click on a token to explore the Smart Money breakdown by platform, including Pump, FOMO, Velvet, and more.
•Identify ranked wallets
@Velvet_Capital surfaces named and ranked trader wallets, making it easier to identify tracked traders instead of dealing with a list of unfamiliar addresses.
•Check buy sizes and timing
See how much each wallet bought, when they bought it, and the average buy per wallet.
You can investigate whether multiple wallets are buying the same token, how recently they entered, and how their activity compares.
Finding a trending token is one thing. Understanding who’s buying it adds another layer to your research.
Instead of jumping between token pages and wallet trackers, you can discover tokens, investigate Smart Money activity, and gather more context from one place.
Of course, even top traders get it wrong. Wallet activity is a signal to investigate, not a guarantee of future performance.
Less guessing. More onchain context.
That’s what Smart Money tracking brings to VelvetX.
#velvetTrading @Velvet_Capital
🚨 Today is the LAST DAY to compete for 813,000 $SI276 on VelvetX!
The $SI276 Trading Competition ends today, October 19, at 16:00 UTC (5 PM WAT).
🏆 813,000 $SI276 up for grabs.
📊 100% of rewards go to eligible traders.
📈 Rewards are based on your share of eligible trading volume.
Already trading?
Check your leaderboard position and estimated rewards before the competition closes.
Not participating yet?
There’s still time before the deadline.
x.velvet.capital/rewards/si2…
@Velvet_Capital #velvetTrading
Rewards are provided by the $SI276 community. VelvetX provides the trading infrastructure and does not endorse the token. Trading involves risk. DYOR.
Alpha Wolf🐺 retweeted
A good swap rate means little if you don’t know where your funds will end up.
Cross-chain swaps involve more than the numbers on your screen. You need to know which wallet sends the funds, which address receives them, which network they arrive on, and whether you're getting the native asset or a wrapped version.
These details are easy to overlook when you're focused on the rate, but they matter before you approve a transaction.
@Ask_ORO helps you understand where your funds are going, where they'll land, and what you'll receive before signing. This makes cross-chain activity easier to navigate and helps you make more informed decisions.
Before your next swap, ask ORO to explain the route and destination. Review the details carefully before approving the transaction.
Don't just check the rate. Understand the destination.
🤖 Made with AI
A swap between two networks shows you a rate. It rarely shows you where your funds will actually land.
Which wallet sends. Which address receives. Which network it arrives on. Whether it is the native asset or a version of it.
Most people find out after they sign.
ORO tells you before you sign: where it leaves, where it lands and what you receive.
ORO is clarity.
