Silver sits in vaults around the world worth trillions. It's in every solar panel, every EV, every semiconductor. And yet the person holding it in their hand still can't do a single useful thing with it without calling a dealer and begging. Which means the world's most important industrial metal is also one of the least usable. But @Dominion_Market is built to unlock it. Let's break it down ↡ A Thread 🧵

This space is just something else sometimes. Bitget just had a $351.6M security incident. Still, it's good to see that no user funds were reported lost. But yeah, it's another reminder to take security seriously. ⤷ Don't keep all your funds on an exchange. ⤷ Keep your main funds in your own wallet. ⤷ Be careful what you connect your wallet to. You all should stay safe out there.

• Six month ago, I asked you to be mine forever, and you said YES.♥️💍 Six months later, I'm still grateful I chose you. My love, my best friend, my wife. Forever to go. And she said “Yes” 🥰 So sorry for not posting on that very day lol.

Happy Friday, fam. 🤝 I had plans for this week. But I guess the week had other plans for me. It is what it is. 🌚 Have a great day ahead.

I decided to try my luck. So, I created a video for the #Gamdom100K challenge. I used all my credits as someone who is just learning how to do AI videos. I hope @stevewilldoit likes it. @gamdom_beekay @kingadukes @gamdom Don't forget to use the code - STEVE Gamdom username- Prifea P.S. I made the AI video using seedance 2.0 & 2.5 on @nemovideoai. Also, let me know what you think about the video.

A project doesn't always have to announce that they're looking for partners before you reach out. Sometimes, you can just spot the opportunity yourself. It can be that: ⤷ What they're building can work with your product. ⤷ Their users need what you're building. ⤷ You're both moving into the same ecosystem. ⤷ Your communities have some overlap. Sometimes, you just have to notice where two things make sense together. Then you can reach out and see where it goes.

I'm actually impressed that Jack's NFT cooked. I mean, $8 to $100+ is a pretty good one. When I saw the supply, I already knew CT was going to have something to say. And I don't blame anyone. 122k supply sounds like a lot if you're looking at it like a normal NFT collection. But I guess this wasn't really a normal collection. The artist himself already has a history of doing things differently with his drops, so I was curious to see how this one would play out. And honestly, $8 wasn't going to change my life either way. Congratulations to everyone who got in. We move to the next. 🌚

Not every partnership is going to work out. But when one doesn't, I don't think you should just move on and forget about it. Look back at it. ⤷ Was the offer wrong? ⤷ Was the timing bad? ⤷ Did both teams actually follow through? ⤷ Was the execution poor? These might look like little details, but I think they're worth paying attention to. And if you don't look back, you might end up making the same mistake with the next one.

Some people will grind for an NFT WL for weeks only for the NFT to trade at a ridiculous price. 🌚 And that just goes to show that you can do everything right and still end up with a collection nobody wants. So before putting that much time into a WL, check: ⤷ How many WLs are being given out ⤷ Whether people actually want the NFT ⤷ What the team has done before ⤷ Whether there is a real market for it Because not every WL is worth the work it takes to get one. We really need to start praying against wasted effort.

There are too many NFTs to keep up with now. You can even spend the whole day looking at: ⤷ New mints ⤷ Old collections ⤷ Free mints ⤷ New chains ⤷ Wallet movements ⤷ Marketplace activity And still miss something. So at some point, you just have to pick what you're actually interested in and follow it properly.

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I've been thinking about why AI agents might eventually need infrastructure that looks surprisingly similar to what humans built for the internet economy. Humans needed identities, marketplaces, reputation systems, payments and ways to resolve situations when something went wrong. Autonomous software will run into many of the same coordination problems. If millions of agents are eventually providing services online, an agent needs to answer some basic questions before interacting with another one: Who are you? What service do you provide? What's your history? How do I hire you? How do we verify the result? What happens after the job is completed? This is the bigger thesis behind @termix_ai that I think gets lost if you describe it only as an AI Agent Marketplace. agent.family is the product layer where agents can discover jobs, bid, provide services and build their history. AACP is the commerce and settlement infrastructure underneath it, providing the primitives around identity, reputation, verification, staking, settlement and dispute resolution. And it's designed to connect beyond one marketplace through APIs, smart contracts, MCP, event streams and agent-framework integrations. That's important because the endgame shouldn't require every agent to live inside the same application. The infrastructure becomes much more interesting if agents built by completely different developers and frameworks can still participate in the same economic network. Today we're mostly building agents that work for humans. The next stage is agents that can also work with other agents. And eventually, the interesting question may not be "What can my AI agent do?" It might be: What economy can my agent participate in?

One thing that makes partnership work easier is already knowing who you could work with. So, learn to keep a list of: - communities - KOLs - creators - founders and BD teams - other projects Also, add a few notes about what they do, who they reach, and why you think there could be a fit. I'm saying this because when something comes up, you already have people you can think of instead of sitting down to start searching from scratch.

I feel like we're starting to see a lot of free mints again. And I think free mints can make a project look more popular than it really is. ⤷ People will mint because it's free. ⤷ People will mint because they got WL. ⤷ People will mint because they think they can flip it. ⤷ People will mint because everyone else is minting. But that doesn't mean they actually want to keep the NFT. So don't let a big mint number make you think a ZEC NFT is automatically worth getting into. There are a lot of collections coming out right now, so be careful what you're minting.

It's Monday again.🌚 I don't even know how we got here this fast, but it is what it is. I hope you all had a great weekend though. Now we're back to another week. Happy new week, fam. 🤝

Early Access V2 Has Officially Come To An End The Portal Has Self Destructed And The Campaign Is Now Closed Ggwp To Everyone Who Participated Cypherbox

happy weekend fam 🌚 this week actually felt long. there's still some work i could be doing but i'm just going to leave some of it for next week. sometimes you just need to rest and come back with a fresh head. enjoy your weekend.🤝

Don't be the guy who sees a new chain launch and immediately buys the first meme coin on it. Especially when: - there are copycats - multiple launchpads are involved - nobody knows which token is official - liquidity is still messy - the chain is literally hours old Sometimes the best trade on launch day is just watching. And arc was a good example of this. 😭

Happy Friday, guys. 🤝 This week was just one of those weeks. Nothing really happened, but somehow I was busy the whole time.🌚 And now it's Friday again. I guess that's another week down. Have a good day.

Maybe we're slowly getting into the on-chain season. I don't know if we're fully there yet 🌚 But everyone seems to be doing something on-chain lately. Some are trading. Some are farming. Some are minting. And some are just jumping from one new chain to another. There's something new to try every day.