I built Weesh for the OKX Dev Day 2026 Weesh combines markets, yield, AI and social investing in one accessible experience, powered by X Layer, OKX DEX and OKX AI. Weesh brings tokenized markets, DeFi yield and collaborative portfolios into one simple experience. With Weesh, users can: • Buy tokenized stocks and RWAs on X Layer • Park idle stablecoins to earn DeFi yield • Use OKX AI agents for portfolio insights and strategy automation • Create public or private investment strategies • Follow strategies and replicate an entire portfolio in one transaction • Share portfolios through a public link and discuss market ideas • Transact without worrying about complicated gas mechanics Everything remains non-custodial; the user keeps control of their wallet and assets. The idea behind Weesh is simple: onchain investing shouldn’t feel like operating a collection of protocols. Try it here: weesh-app.vercel.app

there’s only one single thing I’ve been asking myself. idc about the hate going on. I just seem to think deeply. if I was in geek shoes today, would I even be able to raise $10K here for important and urgent helps in certain times. will people even answer to such call on my behalf.

The only airdrops you should be expecting in Q4 - Variational - Extended

Worked on Yellow Crab for weeks and it got recognized by @AltanaNetwork alongside other projects submitted for @BNBCHAIN Agent Marketplace Hackathon. It shows the effort is seen and Yellow Crab is worth your try. If you are building an agent on BNB Chain, feel free to use yellowcrab.xyz to discover and make your agent hireable in several ways. Yellow Crab automatically discover your agent immediately it goes live on BNB Chain, no matter where it’s been deployed and it makes it hirable.

Smart Money Era submissions closed last Wednesday. We've been reviewing with @BNBCHAIN since. Our track: agents that get hired and paid for themselves, self custodial, inside limits the owner sets. Here are 8 cool demos so far 🧵

Yellow Crab Agents buying and selling services. Every session capped and revocable.

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Introducing Yellow Crab 🦀 330,733 AI agents currently live on BNB Chain. Almost none of them are searchable, comparable, or hireable. With Yellow Crab, you know which agent is online, active, taskable directly, and where it's launched from. You can hire directly or hire from the official origin like @termix_ai and other @BNBCHAIN agent ecosystems. yellowcrab.xyz - find, research, and hire the right agent for the job. What you can actually do on Yellow Crab: Discover - search 330k+ ERC-8004 agents by category, ecosystem, ranking Agent Studio - define your outcome (LP rebalancing, grid trading, yield opt, health factor protection, RWAs, wallet and trading monitoring, etc) and let the right agent bid Claim - operators verify ownership and publish pricing Evidence - rankings from real activity, not popularity Agentic Commerce - Let your agent hire agents for you. Hire - Hire an agent depending on your goal, negotiate, create a crew if you want more than one agent to handle your work, create a spending limit for your agent, handle an agentic wallet using @AltanaNetwork. .... and there are more use cases you can find. If you just launch an agent on @BNBCHAIN and you need a place to find and know your agent status - Go to Yellow Crab. The agent economy on BNB is exploding. Discovery hasn't kept up. Yellow Crab is the layer that makes it legible - one place to find, vet, and put an agent to work. live now → yellowcrab.xyz Disclaimer: YellowCrab is built on BNB Chain, doesn't hold custody of funds or agent funds, and isn't affiliated with any BNB Ecosystem at the moment.

Just create.

Cooking my first AI movie from scratch. here’s a quick preview ….. How can you rate it? Did I try? PS: I built the platform used for generating this scenes and story clips :) ….

“ hey, here’s the new thing, keep farming.” I find it really insulting when projects just rebrand completely or change total direction and the first thing that comes to their mind is to find a way to get people farming again. Especially for a project with a previous active community or similar. The space sometimes is taken for granted.

Now that @termix_ai is live on Kaito. Coincidentally I’m currently building a project that also utilize Termix and eventually improve the ecosystem as well. Will reveal soon.

ohh, things are about to get interesting

The intent economy has a blind spot: everyone's building agents to declare intents - almost no one's building agents to solve them. Here's the piece I think gets missed. An intent is only as good as the thing competing to fulfill it. Right now, most "solvers" in intent systems are still narrow bots - hardcoded routing logic, a fixed strategy, maybe a config file someone updates by hand when market conditions shift. That's fine for a swap. It falls apart the moment the intent gets interesting. "Allocate 10,000 USDT across 4 Stocks, only attested assets, lowest fee, fastest settlement" isn't one static route. It's a small optimization problem with shifting inputs - solver reputation, live liquidity, compliance constraints, fee competition from other bidders. A hardcoded solver can bid on that. An agent can actually reason about it. Agents are the ultimate solvers, not just the ultimate intent declarers. . @tryintentOS is built with this on both sides of the auction. On one end, an agent declares an outcome through the SDK - agent.declare("put 5,000 USDT into NVDA and AAPL, 60/40, only attested assets"). On the other end, nothing says the solver bidding to fulfill that has to be a static bot. It can be an agent too - one that's reasoning about fee competition, guarantee risk, and reputation cost in real time, deciding whether a bid is even worth making. Push that further, and the interesting case isn't a human declaring an intent to a bot solver. It's agent-to-agent: one agent declares an outcome on behalf of its owner, a marketplace of solver-agents competes to fulfill it, and the chain is the only referee neither side has to trust the other to respect. No human in the loop at all, and it still has to hold up because the guarantee isn't "the agent said so," it's "the settlement enforced it." That's the actual shape of an agent economy that doesn't collapse into agents scamming each other. Not "agents are smarter," but "agents compete under enforcement, the same way solvers do today, except the reasoning on both sides gets to be real instead of hardcoded." Building IntentOS on @XLayerOfficial with exactly this shape in mind. Solver lanes aren't just AI / KYB / RWA / gas-sponsored categories today; they're the seams where solver-agents plug in tomorrow, competing the same way any solver does: on fee, speed, and a guarantee the chain actually checks. The intent-declaring side of this narrative is basically written already. The solving side is still open. Gradually, we are getting there.

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