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i just got paid for joining a space….
if you’re not on gibwork you need to delete your x account 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
join : gib.work?ref=abdulbasit
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let me show you how to make $10 to $50 daily…
ultra wallet is giving creators and users different ways to earn.
if you’re a creator you can earn $10 for every approved piece of content you create, with submissions available every 24 hours as an ambassador.
but the ambassador program isn’t the only way to earn 👇
here are some of the different ways you can earn with ultra wallet:
→ referral contests
invite people and compete on the referral leaderboard. the top 10 participants share a $5,000 prize pool.
→ mine & earn LT
you can mine LT through the wallet and earn rewards. LT is expected to become available for P2P trading, with an indicative rate of 100 LT = 1 USDT.
→ refer 2 earn
refer new users and earn LT + USDT bonuses through the referral system.
→ watch ads & complete tasks
you can also earn free rewards in LT and USDT by watching ads and completing available tasks.
here is how to get started
↳ go to : t.me/UltrawalletTrade_Bot/ap…
↳ go to your profile
↳ tap contests
↳ enter the ambassador section
↳ find ambassador program
↳ tap open and get started
for watch to earn click “earn” and complete tasks
for the ambassador program, keep in mind:
• content needs to meet the program requirements
• you have 24 hours to submit
• payment is processed 24hrs - 48hrs after approval
goodluck frens
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we’ve become very good at making digital copies of digital things.
websites get indexed.
documents get stored.
videos get uploaded.
messages get backed up.
physical spaces are different.
they don’t sit still long enough to be copied once and called finished.
@vangrid_io is approaching that problem from the data side.
a distributed network for continuously collecting observations of physical environments and turning them into spatial intelligence.
that matters because the machines coming next won’t live entirely inside screens.
they’ll enter buildings.
move through streets.
work alongside people.
and when they do, a digital representation of the physical world becomes much more than a nice feature.
it becomes infrastructure.
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sports betting is funny because you can spend 2 hours analysing a game…
form.
head-to-head.
injuries.
home advantage.
recent results.
then the match starts and one random moment decides to ruin your entire thesis. 😭
that’s the part nobody can predict.
you can know the teams.
you can know the numbers.
you can have what feels like the perfect slip.
but once that whistle goes, it’s football doing football things.
that’s why i like the sports side of @PlayOnMint.
you can follow the games you already watch, make your picks, and have some skin in the outcome instead of just sitting there yelling at the referee from your couch.
and the bigger part is that your activity sits inside the MINT ecosystem too.
play, earn XP, progress through the loyalty system and work toward rewards.
just remember:
never bet more than you can afford to lose.
because football has absolutely zero respect for your accumulator.
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Self-custody sounds simple: “Not your keys, not your crypto.”
But owning your keys is only the beginning. You also need to understand what they mean, how wallets work, and the risks that come with being your own bank.
So why do so many people still struggle with self-custody? Let’s break it down. 🔐
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rowdy: we're down on pump but still up 100K... up 225K on cashcat. It's 10pm in saint-tropez, all the boys in the club - it's literally like being in a movie
rowdy’s life is actually a movie 🥹
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Happy weekend
Are you touching grass today, imma touch grass tonight.
Been keeping an eye on what @themutualfun is building, and the Seat system is what caught my attention.
Your Seat isn’t just something to hold and look at. Once enrolled, it gives you a role in the Fund, from voting on weekly decisions to receiving dividends through its own onchain Briefcase.
There’s a lot more going on under the hood here.
Still learning the full mechanics, but I like seeing NFTs built with actual utility behind them.
$TMF 🪑
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We've spent years teaching AI from the digital world.
The next challenge is teaching it from the physical one.
Factories are operating.
Machines are being repaired.
Inspections are happening.
Workers are making decisions.
Infrastructure is changing every day.
All of that creates valuable information, but raw activity isn't automatically useful intelligence.
There needs to be a reliable bridge between what happened in the physical world and what AI can actually understand.
That's where the AI × DePIN × PoHA intersection gets interesting.
@Actum_AI is building around that idea: turning real-world human activity into structured, verifiable signals that AI can use.
The next generation of AI may not just need bigger models.
It may need better connections to reality.
#Actum #POHA
The more autonomous AI becomes, the more important accountability becomes.
If an AI system recommends something, that's one thing.
But what happens when it starts influencing a factory operation, logistics process, maintenance decision or physical infrastructure?
At that point, “the AI said so” isn't enough.
We need to understand the chain of events behind the decision.
What happened in the real world?
Who performed the action?
What evidence exists?
Can that action be verified?
That's why I think @Actum_AI Proof of Human Action concept is worth watching.
AI can become more autonomous.
But the connection between AI intelligence and human accountability shouldn't disappear.
#Actum #POHA
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My friend needed an online payment done urgently, and her bank app decided to stop cooperating.
Situations like this are a good reminder that having access to your money is one thing, but being able to actually use it when you need to is another.
That's one thing I appreciate about the @MEXC Card.
It's a USDT-funded Visa virtual card, and I can use it for eligible purchases without having to first find another way to move my crypto elsewhere.
But there's more to it than just making payments.
💳 Here's what you get with the MEXC Global Card:
• 4% cashback on eligible settled purchases for Standard VVIP members, capped at 100 USDT monthly.
• 6% cashback for Premier members, capped at 300 USDT monthly.
• 10% cashback for Elite members, capped at 800 USDT monthly.
Cashback is credited in USDT to your Spot account by the 15th of the following month, based on your VVIP tier at the end of the month and subject to the program's conditions.
There's also 0% annual fee, 0% top-up fee, and 0% crypto conversion fee on the Global Card. The spending fee is temporarily waived from August 31 to September 30, 2026.
You can also add the card to Apple Pay or Google Pay for supported payments.
For me, the appeal is pretty straightforward: having USDT on MEXC is one thing, but being able to put it to use for everyday purchases makes it feel a lot more practical.
I recorded how I used mine to help a friend out.
Here's how it went.
This video is in collaboration with MEXC.
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put yourself in the shoes of an institution managing millions of dollars onchain.
you want the benefits of blockchain.
faster settlement.
verifiable transactions.
programmable finance.
access to global liquidity.
but there’s one problem.
everyone can see what you’re doing.
your positions can be tracked.
your transactions can be analysed.
your counterparties can sometimes be identified.
and over time, your financial strategy can become easier to understand from public onchain activity.
that might be acceptable for a retail trader.
for an institution, it can be a completely different story.
a hedge fund doesn’t necessarily want the market watching every move it makes.
a company may need to prove its financial position without publishing sensitive financial information.
a financial institution may need to satisfy verification requirements without putting everything about its business on a public ledger.
this is why i think the next phase of institutional adoption isn’t just about putting more financial activity onchain.
it’s about making that activity confidential and verifiable at the same time.
and that’s the problem primus is working on.
primus sits above existing onchain financial rails, with infrastructure designed to let users prove what needs to be trusted while protecting information that needs to stay private.
that distinction matters.
privacy without verification creates another problem.
verification without privacy creates unnecessary exposure.
institutions need both.
and as ecosystems like bnb continue expanding their financial infrastructure, this type of confidential layer could become increasingly important for institutions that want to participate onchain without exposing their entire financial playbook to the world.
the future of institutional onchain finance probably isn’t completely private.
and it probably isn’t completely transparent either.
it’s knowing what should be visible, what should be verifiable, and what should stay confidential.
that’s the space primus is building in.
you can also explore primus and complete the xp tasks here: s.kaito.ai/MeWbsRm
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Happy weekend friends
Why do you think most apps can verify what happens on-chain.
The harder part is verifying something that happened outside the blockchain.
For example, imagine an app needs to prove your bank balance, your exchange holdings, your credit history, or information from a website.
Normally, you would have to trust someone to provide that information.
@primus_labs is building infrastructure to change that.
It lets applications verify information from Web2 sources without exposing the private information behind the proof.
The main technologies are zkTLS and zkFHE.
zkTLS helps prove that specific data really came from a legitimate website without revealing the data itself.
zkFHE goes further by allowing computations on encrypted information while proving the result is correct.
So Primus is basically building a bridge between private Web2 data and verifiable on-chain applications.
That opens up a lot more possibilities for confidential finance, identity and AI agents.
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Most of the posts I see about perp DEXs mostly center around Hyperliquid.
But it didn't just happen by coincidence.
Over the past months, Hyperliquid has gone from being just another perp DEX to becoming one of the biggest trading venues in crypto.
The numbers made it pretty clear.
More than $5T in cumulative perp volume has gone through the platform, while it consistently does over $200B in monthly perp volume.
There’s also more than $8B in open interest sitting on the Hyperliquid perp DEX.
But the mind blowing part is that Hyperliquid currently accounts for more than half of all perp DEX volume.
That kind of volume doesn't come from hype alone.
Traders are coming because the execution is fast, liquidity is deep, fees are low, and the whole experience feels much closer to using a CEX than the average DeFi platform.
But then, I feel like there’s still more to come from Hyperliquid.
$HYPE at $100 is imminent.
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You were already arguing about the match.
You were already convinced you were right.
Might as well put that football opinion to work 👀⚽️
@xomarket
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KiiChain just turned “where do I find this?” into “it’s all in one place.”
They just integrated Ground to bring multiple DeFi and RWA yield vaults into the KiiChain experience.
⥂ Centrifuge
⥂ Bitwise
⥂ Aave
⥂ Morpho
⥂ Syrup
if you’ve spent enough time onchain, you already know the usual problem:
you find something interesting on one protocol, then something else somewhere different.
different protocols, different interfaces, different places to manage everything.
eventually, keeping track of where everything lives becomes the headache.
that’s where this integration matters.
multiple providers are now available through one integrated experience.
so instead of jumping between different platforms, users can access and manage onchain yield opportunities across multiple providers, from all currencies, in one place.
that’s the real shift here.
the headline says yield vaults.
but the product unlock is access.
multiple providers.
multiple vaults.
one place.
and that makes the experience easier to navigate without turning it into a hunt across different platforms.
explore what KiiChain has shipped at pay.kiichain.io
and follow @KiiChainio to keep up with the ecosystem’s continued expansion.
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creating a prediction market sounds easy.
write a question.
let people trade it.
done.
until you ask the more important question:
who decides what the correct outcome is?
that gets much harder when anyone can create a market.
this is where @xomarket brings MODRA into the picture.
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