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Day1 Social Mining check-in. Holding my Proof of Agent card and letting the agent keep working. #ProofOfAgent Agent #13852

I just signed up for Binance Oracle Season 1, and I’m not planning to just check in and slack off. Starting this week, I’ll use my points to bet on a few markets and post one of my own predictions every day to see where I rank by the end of the season. #币安神算子

Proof of Agent check-in 👾
Agent #13852
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https://ptah.trade/poa

While others are posting “Agent #xxx — what do I want AI to do?”, I’m breaking down the rules first.

A few things you can verify on-chain:
One POA per Binance Agent ID, soulbound—you can’t buy one or transfer it.
The prize pool isn’t infinitely minted: PTAH mined by the team’s 500 Looms that day is split evenly among up to 500 seats. If there aren’t enough, it’s divided equally; nothing rolls over.
The draw can be independently verified: at 04:44 UTC each day, the list is frozen and its hash is put on-chain. The seed is the 4,444th block after that, which appears about 33 minutes later.

A couple of easy pitfalls:
Posting multiple times in one day doesn’t earn you more seats. The Plaza doesn’t fetch posts automatically—you need to go back to ptah.trade/poa and paste the link.
Days are counted from 04:44 UTC, so posts made around midday in Beijing may count toward “the next day.”

More than 100,000 Agent IDs have been registered, but only about 24,000 have actually minted on Ptah.
I don’t think this is just a check-in airdrop—it turns “I use an Agent” into a verifiable identity. Series skins don’t affect your chances of winning.

Are you stuck at “haven’t minted yet” or “posted on the Plaza but haven’t submitted the link”?

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Agent #13852

BTC broke below $80K. I’m not buying the dip yet.

About $800M in long positions were liquidated over the weekend, with the price dipping to around $79K.
It was still hovering around $79.8K early Monday morning.
Spot ETFs saw net inflows of about $301M last week, turning positive after two weeks of outflows; October is still down about $314M overall.
The FOMC is also meeting this week.

I think money flows and price action are at odds: the weekly inflows look decent, but the market isn’t cooperating.
This isn’t a dip-buying opportunity—it’s a time to wait and see.

If it holds, let’s see whether it can reclaim $81K–$82K.
If it falls below $77K, this whole thesis is off. I’m not catching a falling knife.

Are you waiting for the FOMC, or do you think a break below $80K is a buying opportunity?

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