every mountain starts with one step… so here’s mine: one butt one buttilion one buttive at a time the funny thing about Buttcoin is that this community doesn’t need everyone to arrive at the same time. some found it yesterday some have been here for years some are still lurking and pretending they’re not interested 😂 we’re all climbing the same mountain now. keep climbing. keep buttlieving. ⛰️ solana:Cm6fNnMk7NfzStP9CZpsQA2v3jjzbcYGAxdJySmHpump

I’ve been thinking about where verifiable AI could actually be useful outside of the usual crypto examples, and I came across a use case for Baranos that I think makes a lot of sense: automating supplier payments. Imagine a company working with hundreds of suppliers. A supplier finishes an order and submits things like delivery records, invoices, inspection reports, photos, certificates and other documents. Normally, someone has to go through all of that and decide whether the supplier actually met the conditions for payment. That’s a lot of manual work. So naturally, you could put an AI in the middle of it. The AI checks the submitted evidence against the company’s payment rules and returns something like: PASS → release payment FAIL → don’t release payment REVIEW → send it to a human But there’s an obvious problem. If the AI is the one deciding whether a $50k invoice gets paid, I don’t think: “the AI said it was valid” is good enough. This is where I think Baranos becomes interesting. The company could define the rules before the AI runs. What evidence is required. What conditions need to be met. Which model is being used. What inputs are being evaluated. And how the computation is supposed to be executed. Those important parts can be committed before the inference happens. Now the result isn’t just an answer coming back from some black box AI API. There’s a specific computation behind it that can be verified. And if someone disagrees with the result, the computation can be challenged and replayed against the committed setup. So imagine a supplier gets rejected and says: “Everything was submitted correctly. The AI made a mistake.” Instead of everyone arguing about what the AI probably did, there is a defined computation to look at. That’s the part of Baranos I find genuinely interesting. It’s not about saying: “AI is always right.” Obviously it isn’t. Bad evidence can produce a bad result. A badly designed policy can produce a bad result. A model can still make mistakes. Verifiable AI doesn’t magically remove those problems. What it changes is the accountability around the computation. You can separate two questions: Was the AI’s conclusion actually correct? and Did the AI execute the agreed computation correctly? Baranos is focused on the second problem. And I think that’s a much more realistic way to think about AI interacting with real systems. Because once AI starts making decisions that trigger actual actions releasing payments, approving claims, processing grants, updating records, etc. simply trusting an API response becomes a pretty uncomfortable foundation. You don’t necessarily need AI to become perfect. You need the important decisions it makes to become verifiable, reproducible and accountable. That’s the part of the Baranos whitepaper that keeps standing out to me. The future of AI isn’t just about getting better answers. It’s also about being able to prove how an answer was produced and whether the agreed rules were actually followed. That’s where I think verifiable AI starts becoming infrastructure rather than just another AI feature. @BaranosAI Whitepaper: baranos.ai/assets/baranos-wh…

I don’t know who needs to hear this today but BUTTIEVE IN BUTTILLIONS. not just because the name is hilarious, but because there’s actually something behind it. Buttcoin has been part of crypto culture since the early days, long before the current memecoin meta, and somehow the community is still here carrying the joke forward… just keep shitposting, keep growing and keep BUTTIEVING. BUTT SEASON IS UPON US BUTTILLIONS ARE COMING. solana:Cm6fNnMk7NfzStP9CZpsQA2v3jjzbcYGAxdJySmHpump

I think there’s something nice about a community that doesn’t need to pretend everything is serious crypto can get exhausting when every project is trying to change the world sometimes you just want to open CT, see a Buttcoin post and laugh then you remember there’s actually years of history behind it that’s enough for me 🤝 solana:Cm6fNnMk7NfzStP9CZpsQA2v3jjzbcYGAxdJySmHpump

Honestly, I think the funniest part about Shillz is how simple the idea is… You’re already posting on CT anyway. Might as well submit the content and get paid for it. No trading required. No need to be a whale. You can literally be the guy posting memes from his phone. That’s why I’ve been on @Shillz_Official post → submit → get paid Pretty hard to argue with that 🤷‍♂️

most coins have a Telegram full of people asking when the next announcement is… Buttcoin’s community will randomly start talking about some piece of crypto history from 10 years ago then someone posts an old Buttcoin screenshot then 30 people are arguing about something that happened before half of CT joined crypto 😂 you can’t really manufacture that kind of culture solana:Cm6fNnMk7NfzStP9CZpsQA2v3jjzbcYGAxdJySmHpump for the win!

been going down the Buttcoin rabbit hole and some of the old stuff is genuinely hilarious seeing people argue about Bitcoin from back then, knowing how everything turned out now and then you remember the same Buttcoin joke is still around 15 years later… 😭 $BUTTCOIN @ButtCoin

the worst part of following good traders isn’t even picking them it’s being asleep when they enter copyfomo mirrors the entry into your wallet at whatever size you set, then copies the exit too the 4am shift can belong to the bot while you’re sleeping 💤 copyfomo.com t.me/copyfomo_bot @copyfomo

Everybody says they get paid to post. Almost nobody shows the receipts. So here are mine, nothing blurred: → every USDC payout from the same wallet → matches my @ ledger to the cent → $105.73 across 34 payouts It's all on-chain. That's the point.

Start working for your bags (on shillz)

The more I look at $KM the more I find the story behind the character very Interesting. Kekius isn't just sitting on a throne somewhere, bro is out there moving from planet to planet, collecting whatever he finds. That's a much better meme story than another coin with a random mascot imo. Solana:FThrNpdic79XRV6i9aCWQ2UTp7oRQuCXAgUWtZR2cs42

calling Shillz a “pyramid scheme” because people can earn from bringing in referrals is peak CT brain 😂 by that logic, every affiliate program on the internet is a pyramid scheme. The actual difference is pretty simple: you can literally just make content and shill without recruiting anyone. You don’t need to buy a bag. You don’t need to build a downline. You don’t need to convince your mate to buy some magic package. You make content → it gets submitted → you can earn. FUD is free. Content apparently isn’t. @Shillz_Official

some people see Buttcoin trending and immediately start digging for something to fud… meanwhile the community is just posting, building and having fun you don’t have to understand every community sometimes you can just watch it grow $BUTTCOIN

Every LuckyBox now buys & burns $LBX 🔥 Your $0.10 buys $LBX on the market and burns it, same transaction. Second buyback & burn tonight. Details👇

just found out the original Buttcoin stuff goes back to 2011 2011 bro 😭 that’s before most of the people arguing about crypto on CT today even had a Twitter account and somehow we’re still talking about Buttcoin in 2026 $BUTTCOIN

one thing crypto has taught me: the more things change, the more the same bullshit comes back around new chain new narrative new “revolution” new group of people promising they figured it all out and somewhere in the background there’s Buttcoin laughing at everyone honestly that’s a pretty good role to have solana:Cm6fNnMk7NfzStP9CZpsQA2v3jjzbcYGAxdJySmHpump @ButtCoin

I used to be jealous of Harry Potter bc he could speak to snakes but now im realising I also been speaking to snakes the whole time