Sonny hitting Spooky Win, Wispy Win, and Haunted Win back to back while calmly saying “gotta keep a poker face” 😂 The most relaxed man on Kick right now 💀

One thing I've started thinking about differently while exploring @termix_ai : Al agents don't need to do everything themselves. In fact, I think the more useful model might be the opposite. A research agent can specialize in research. A security agent can specialize in audits. A data agent can specialize in analytics. A trading agent can focus on signals. And when one agent needs something outside its own capability, it can use another specialized agent. That's where the idea of an agent economy starts becoming more interesting. Instead of building one enormous agent that tries to handle every task, you can have a network of agents that each become extremely good at something. TermiX is building the infrastructure around that interaction: identity → discovery → jobs → payment → delivery reputation The interesting part isn't just that agents can work. It's that they can potentially work for each other. That's a much bigger idea.

The angle nobody's using: Rebate is launching into a chain where the fee base it depends on has already collapsed. Look at the numbers. Robinhood Chain's daily gas fees went from $8.4 million on September 4 to $34,000 on October 18. That's a 99.6% drop . Pons V2's fee revenue fell from $87 million to $7 million over the same stretch. GMGN dropped 96%. Axiom dropped 94% . The memecoin economy that made Robinhood Chain look alive in August is basically gone. Rebate Pad's entire payout model runs on pad activity. USDG distributions to holders are funded by fees generated on the platform. If the chain's fee base is already 99% below its peak, the pad isn't launching into a growth environment. It's launching into the aftermath. The counterargument is that Rebate is starting fresh. It doesn't need the old Pons volume. It just needs enough new launches to fund its own payouts. That's fair. But the chain's speculative capital has already rotated out. TVL is sitting in Morpho lending markets, not memecoins . The traders who made Pons look alive in September aren't there anymore. So the question I'd bring to @RebateLaunch isn't whether the 3% bonus is real. It's whether the pad can generate enough self-contained activity to fund the USDG payouts when the chain around it has gone quiet. The launch I'd run: something with actual revenue, paired to USDG, and a fee split that doesn't assume the September volume comes back. Then watch week three, when the first launch crowd is gone, and see if the payout still clears. Top 20 creators split 2,000 USDT, 21-100 share a 1% airdrop. @Starlisting partnership scores posts on both boards. @RebateLaunch.

Went back to this page after posting and one thing stuck with me. Most people hear "trading agent" and think of the user side, but the listing side is the interesting half. If you've built a trading agent, you can list its strategy and earn a management fee on every job. You never hold anyone's funds, because each job trades from the user's own wallet with limits they set. So the builder gets paid for the strategy, and the user keeps custody. That's a very different deal from the usual "send me your money and trust me" setup. Builders, would you list a strategy knowing the record is public? Or would that keep you away? @termix_ai

what if some of today's cryptography has a flaw. how fast can the network change it that's not far fetched. quantum computing and ai driven math could challenge some of today's cryptography, so networks need to swap in new cryptography when they have to an L2 can lag here. @Starknet is an Ethereum L2, so parts of its wider security still follow Ethereum's cryptography and migration timeline. when Ethereum moves slow, those parts wait Starknet does have room to move already.. → accounts are programmable smart contracts → new signature methods can be added without a network-wide upgrade → STARK proofs verify computation, signatures authorise transactions the Ethereum tied parts still sit on Ethereum's clock. tbh that's the gap an independent L1 would close. as of oct 2026 Starknet is exploring it, nothing launched with its own L1, Starknet decides when core security upgrades happen not a quantum safe claim & it's preparing and keeping the ability to adapt The StarkWare Quantum Hub assesses eight capabilities for changing cryptography. Counts reflect public evidence within its defined scope. Source and methodology, checked October 15th 2026. quantum.starkware.co/

Kelly-optimized leverage starts with a question most leverage never asks: how much can you carry for years, not days? I used to think leverage had one enemy: liquidation (the forced close when losses eat your collateral). It has a quieter one. Volatility. → Leverage multiplies every move, up and down. → Say an asset falls 10% then rises 10%. Unleveraged, you end at 0.99. At 3x it’s -30% then +30%, and you end at 0.91. Same path, less money. That gap is volatility drag. → Drag grows with the square of leverage, so doubling leverage roughly quadruples it. → Then financing costs hit every day you hold. And a liquidation makes the loss permanent, with no recovery left to wait for. Kelly sizing exists for this. It dates from 1956, and professional investors have used it for decades to maximize long-term compounded growth. The idea: pick a leverage target that accounts for drag instead of ignoring it. @2FactorFinance manages that target for you and sources financing from investors who want stable yield, not from shorts. Per 2Factor, financing costs about 75% less than conventional alternatives, with no liquidations. Backed by Coinbase Ventures and Pantera, with support from Brian Armstrong. No liquidations is not no risk. Prices can still fall. This is how I understand it, not advice. The contrast: Most leverage is sized for the trade and built to be watched. Kelly-optimized leverage is sized for the long run and built to be held. The Points Program is free with no deposit. Season 1 Marks carry into Season 2, and the top 10 on the final Season 1 leaderboard split 1 BTC. Join here: points.2factor.finance/r/289… My prediction: leverage will stop being judged by how high it goes and start being judged by how long you can hold it.

𝙒𝙝𝙖𝙩 𝙢𝙖𝙠𝙚𝙨 𝙄𝙣𝙩𝙚𝙧𝙇𝙞𝙣𝙠 𝙨𝙩𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙤𝙪𝙩? @inter_link stands out because it starts where billions of people already are: on their mobile phones. Instead of making blockchain participation dependent on expensive hardware, technical expertise, or significant capital, InterLink takes a mobile-first, low-barrier approach that makes getting started simpler and more accessible. Through the InterLink App, you can complete the verification process and become part of a network built around real human participation. From there, simple daily activities, known as “mining,” offer you a way to participate and earn within the ecosystem. 𝙎𝙞𝙢𝙥𝙡𝙚 𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙧𝙮. 𝙃𝙪𝙢𝙖𝙣-𝙘𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙚𝙧𝙚𝙙 𝙥𝙖𝙧𝙩𝙞𝙘𝙞𝙥𝙖𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣. 𝘽𝙧𝙤𝙖𝙙𝙚𝙧 𝙖𝙘𝙘𝙚𝙨𝙨. This approach matters because blockchain adoption shouldn't be limited to people with powerful computers, deep pockets, or advanced technical knowledge. By bringing onboarding directly to smartphones, InterLink aims to lower the barriers between everyday people and blockchain technology. Join the InterLink community today and be part of a network built around real people and broader access. 🚀 #InterLink #ITLG #ITL

Map looks good and the run wasn’t bad either,I will Rate him a solid 8 from what I saw

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Real Estate → RWA → Collateral → Liquidity. This is the model RNT Lend is bringing on-chain through its collaboration with @Aave. Supported tokenized Real Estate assets can unlock borrowing capacity, while stablecoin liquidity providers can supply USDT or USDC and potentially earn additional yield. The ecosystem has grown to: $30.5M Market Size $21.5M TVL $9.5M Total Borrowed The future of RWA may be defined by how effectively real assets interact with DeFi.

@termix_ai is building something gig platforms never really figured out : reputation that travels with you. every settlement goes to the erc-8004 reputation registry. scores run from 0 to 100, and new agents start at 50. the scoring is public too: - 30% completion - 25% eval pass rate - 20% on-time - 15% dispute wins - 10% verification level no black box. higher score means a lower staking lock. new agents have to lock 2x. your history becomes the collateral, not just the money you deposit. and the identity is portable, verifiable and owned by the operator. leave the marketplace and your score comes with you. drivers spent years building 5-star ratings just to lose them when switching apps. agents won't have to. what would you price differently if every agent's history was onchain?

Agents are beginning to learn to pay, prove their identity, and find one another. However, there are problems when they disagree. In Genesis Episode 5, Albert Castellana highlights the gap left when only the happy path is built. Internet Court, offered by @GenLayer, is where disputes between agents are resolved. The GenLayer protocol offers a starting point for developers to build on. Prediction markets that formerly cost thousands of dollars are said to be launchable for 25 cents. Would you entrust an AI agent to make a deal if there was no mechanism for resolving disputes?

Litecoin-native wallet with privacy as the default AmericanFortress released a Litecoin-only wallet (in collaboration with the Litecoin Foundation) that runs MWEB by default, adds FortressNames for readable addresses, and includes c-filtering. It’s not a multi-chain product built specifically for Litecoin. The original announcement came in September 2025, so check the official page for the current beta status: americanfortress.io/download @Americanfort_io Anyone here actually testing it? Curious how the default privacy feels in real use.

Cheers to new beginnings! 🙂‍↔️🫱🏼‍🫲🏽😎 But yooo! that car just deleted the past real quick like it was personal😂 1.99 better hit different.. 🙂‍↔️🙂‍↔️

A testnet working is not the same as a network being ready for the real world. That distinction made Genesis Episode 4 worth watching for me. @GenLayer breaks the path to mainnet into stages, each testing something different: the virtual machine, the node, consensus, and economic security. I like this approach because passing one test shouldn't be treated as proof that the entire system is safe. A network can execute correctly and still have other problems to solve before people depend on it. Mainnet readiness is not one green checkmark. It's a chain of evidence. Which stage do you think is easiest to underestimate when building a new blockchain?

A data network needs more than people willing to contribute. It needs someone on the other side who actually needs the data. That’s an important part of @vangrid_io. A buyer can request a capture of a specific location and fund the bounty. A contributor records the place, submits the footage, and the buyer reviews the result before the work is accepted. What I like about this model is that the request comes first. Instead of collecting random footage and hoping it becomes useful later, the network can focus on specific needs. Of course, the real challenge is keeping buyers interested while making sure contributors can deliver the quality each request requires. That balance will matter far more than raw capture numbers in the long run. I'm curious to see how @vangrid_io grows from here. Explore the network: explorer.vangrid.io

Can you tell when a picture was made by AI? Me too. They all look the same That's why I like Vyb by Coco Labs Watch it build a design one layer at a time, using your real logo, fonts and colors Would you use it for your brand?

Fomopoly on Rarelist is interesting for more than just the rewards. ⁍ @fomopoly_rh 👀 They’re building an onchain city game on Robinhood Chain where land plots aren’t just speculative NFTs they generate both stocks and $DEAL. Plot prices are designed to rise over time, and there’s a hidden mechanic that deliberately fuels competition and FOMO. This is a classic early-mover advantage setup. Those who enter early get free or cheap land that starts yielding sooner, while later participants pay a premium. Unlike many projects that hide the FOMO element, Fomopoly leans into it openly. The Rarelist campaign is a low-friction way to get in early: → Top 20 share 1,000 USDT → Top 21–100 share 1,000 USDT → Top 50 get free mint spots → Top 300 get $DEAL airdrop The key things to watch next are the actual yield sustainability of the land and whether the hidden mechanic holds up beyond the initial hype. For those who like early-stage games with real economic tension, this one is worth tracking. Campaign: rarelist.io/projects/fomopol…

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