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Sending crypto to a friend still feels stuck in 1999.
You DM them for a 42-character wallet address. You check the first 4 and last 4 letters three times. You send $1 first just to pray it lands.
@primus_labs just shipped a much simpler rail called Primus Pay.
You can now send USDC or ETH straight to any X handle, Gmail address, TikTok, or RedNote account. Even if the other person doesn't have a crypto wallet yet.
1. Type their X handle or email and send the funds.
2. A smart contract locks the money on-chain under that handle, so no bot server ever holds your keys.
3. They log into X or Gmail and run a 5-second browser check to claim it into any wallet, without sharing passwords.
4. If they don't claim within 30 days, you click once and get 100% of your money back.
I checked the live Base contract after its Oct 29 upgrade.
70 transfers already went out to real X handles and Gmail inboxes, including 30 USDC and 20 USDC payouts. Testers even wired ETH straight to elonmusk, cz_binance, and BillGates knowing they'll get refunded in 30 days if Elon ignores it.
Explore the Primus ecosystem here:
Crypto payments only go mainstream when wallet addresses disappear.
Sending crypto to a friend still feels stuck in 1999.
You DM them for a 42-character wallet address. You check the first 4 and last 4 letters three times. You send $1 first just to pray it lands.
@primus_labs just shipped a much simpler rail called Primus Pay.
You can now send USDC or ETH straight to any X handle, Gmail address, TikTok, or RedNote account. Even if the other person doesn't have a crypto wallet yet.
1. Type their X handle or email and send the funds.
2. A smart contract locks the money on-chain under that handle, so no bot server ever holds your keys.
3. They log into X or Gmail and run a 5-second browser check to claim it into any wallet, without sharing passwords.
4. If they don't claim within 30 days, you click once and get 100% of your money back.
I checked the live Base contract after its Oct 29 upgrade.
70 transfers already went out to real X handles and Gmail inboxes, including 30 USDC and 20 USDC payouts. Testers even wired ETH straight to elonmusk, cz_binance, and BillGates knowing they'll get refunded in 30 days if Elon ignores it.
Explore the Primus ecosystem here:
Crypto payments only go mainstream when wallet addresses disappear.
You DM them for a 42-character wallet address. You check the first 4 and last 4 letters three times. You send $1 first just to pray it lands.
@primus_labs just shipped a much simpler rail called Primus Pay.
You can now send USDC or ETH straight to any X handle, Gmail address, TikTok, or RedNote account. Even if the other person doesn't have a crypto wallet yet.
1. Type their X handle or email and send the funds.
2. A smart contract locks the money on-chain under that handle, so no bot server ever holds your keys.
3. They log into X or Gmail and run a 5-second browser check to claim it into any wallet, without sharing passwords.
4. If they don't claim within 30 days, you click once and get 100% of your money back.
I checked the live Base contract after its Oct 29 upgrade.
70 transfers already went out to real X handles and Gmail inboxes, including 30 USDC and 20 USDC payouts. Testers even wired ETH straight to elonmusk, cz_binance, and BillGates knowing they'll get refunded in 30 days if Elon ignores it.
Explore the Primus ecosystem here:
Crypto payments only go mainstream when wallet addresses disappear.
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Nissan sued a computer repairman for $10,000,000 to take the Nissan․com domain.
His legal last name was Uzi Nissan.
He refused to fold, spent $3,000,000 fighting them in federal court for 8 years, and won.
This is the story of Uzi Nissan and why a $20B car giant still can't use Nissan․com.
1980-1994
- Uzi Nissan emigrates from Israel to Raleigh, North Carolina
- opens a small auto repair shop in 1980 using his family surname
- launches Nissan Computer Corporation on May 14, 1991 selling PCs and servers
- registers Nissan․com on June 4, 1994 for $70 while the automaker barely touches the web
December 10, 1999
- Nissan Motor Co. realizes a North Carolina PC shop owns their exact domain
- instead of paying his asking price, the automaker files a $10,000,000 federal lawsuit for cybersquatting
- Uzi refuses to back down and turns the homepage of Nissan․com into a public archive of their legal threats
1999-2007
- the court battle drags on for 8 years across district court, the Ninth Circuit, and a Supreme Court petition
- Uzi spends over $3,000,000 in legal fees and takes out two mortgages on his home
- federal judges rule a corporation can't strip a man of a domain built on his own birth name
July 2020 - Today
- Uzi Nissan passes away from COVID-19 in July 2020 at age 68
- when thieves hijack the domain after his death, a federal judge orders Nissan․com returned to his family estate in April 2024
To this day, Nissan Motors is forced to use NissanUSA․com.
If you type Nissan․com into your browser right now, you still don't get a car dealership.
You get a memorial to the computer repairman who beat a multinational giant over his own last name.
Nissan sued a computer repairman for $10,000,000 to take the Nissan․com domain.
His legal last name was Uzi Nissan.
He refused to fold, spent $3,000,000 fighting them in federal court for 8 years, and won.
This is the story of Uzi Nissan and why a $20B car giant still can't use Nissan․com.
1980-1994
- Uzi Nissan emigrates from Israel to Raleigh, North Carolina
- opens a small auto repair shop in 1980 using his family surname
- launches Nissan Computer Corporation on May 14, 1991 selling PCs and servers
- registers Nissan․com on June 4, 1994 for $70 while the automaker barely touches the web
December 10, 1999
- Nissan Motor Co. realizes a North Carolina PC shop owns their exact domain
- instead of paying his asking price, the automaker files a $10,000,000 federal lawsuit for cybersquatting
- Uzi refuses to back down and turns the homepage of Nissan․com into a public archive of their legal threats
1999-2007
- the court battle drags on for 8 years across district court, the Ninth Circuit, and a Supreme Court petition
- Uzi spends over $3,000,000 in legal fees and takes out two mortgages on his home
- federal judges rule a corporation can't strip a man of a domain built on his own birth name
July 2020 - Today
- Uzi Nissan passes away from COVID-19 in July 2020 at age 68
- when thieves hijack the domain after his death, a federal judge orders Nissan․com returned to his family estate in April 2024
To this day, Nissan Motors is forced to use NissanUSA․com.
If you type Nissan․com into your browser right now, you still don't get a car dealership.
You get a memorial to the computer repairman who beat a multinational giant over his own last name.
His legal last name was Uzi Nissan.
He refused to fold, spent $3,000,000 fighting them in federal court for 8 years, and won.
This is the story of Uzi Nissan and why a $20B car giant still can't use Nissan․com.
1980-1994
- Uzi Nissan emigrates from Israel to Raleigh, North Carolina
- opens a small auto repair shop in 1980 using his family surname
- launches Nissan Computer Corporation on May 14, 1991 selling PCs and servers
- registers Nissan․com on June 4, 1994 for $70 while the automaker barely touches the web
December 10, 1999
- Nissan Motor Co. realizes a North Carolina PC shop owns their exact domain
- instead of paying his asking price, the automaker files a $10,000,000 federal lawsuit for cybersquatting
- Uzi refuses to back down and turns the homepage of Nissan․com into a public archive of their legal threats
1999-2007
- the court battle drags on for 8 years across district court, the Ninth Circuit, and a Supreme Court petition
- Uzi spends over $3,000,000 in legal fees and takes out two mortgages on his home
- federal judges rule a corporation can't strip a man of a domain built on his own birth name
July 2020 - Today
- Uzi Nissan passes away from COVID-19 in July 2020 at age 68
- when thieves hijack the domain after his death, a federal judge orders Nissan․com returned to his family estate in April 2024
To this day, Nissan Motors is forced to use NissanUSA․com.
If you type Nissan․com into your browser right now, you still don't get a car dealership.
You get a memorial to the computer repairman who beat a multinational giant over his own last name.
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Humans are bad at watching charts at 3 AM and great at setting risk rules at 9 AM. Set the intent once, cap the downside on-chain, and let the agent execute without emotion.
Agent #40070 #ProofOfAgent @Ptahtrade ptah.trade/poa
Humans are bad at watching charts at 3 AM and great at setting risk rules at 9 AM. Set the intent once, cap the downside on-chain, and let the agent execute without emotion.
Agent #40070 #ProofOfAgent @Ptahtrade ptah.trade/poa
Agent #40070 #ProofOfAgent @Ptahtrade ptah.trade/poa
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Article
A Roblox studio made $11,000,000 a month off an Indonesian teen's character.A Roblox studio made $11,000,000 a month off an Indonesian teen's character.
They paid him absolutely nothing.
Not even a dollar.
Instead, they sued him in US federal court to prove they owe him $0.
This is the story of Fernanda Bagas Indrastata, the creator of "Tung Tung Tung Sahur"
February 28, 2025
- Indonesian teenager Fernanda Bagas Indrastata (known online as Noxa)
- opens DALL-E the day before Ramadan
- types 7 prompts in 15 minutes
- creates a smiling wooden drum called "Tung Tung Tung Sahur"
- his original TikTok video alone hits 93 million views
over the next few months
- videos of the character pull hundreds of millions of views globally
- plushies, perfumes, and cosplays flood the internet
- Indonesian studio Dee Company invites him in for movie talks
- Epic Games even signs a deal to put him in Fortnite
May 2025
- Do Big Studios launches a Roblox game called Steal a Brainrot
- puts Noxa's character right inside the game
- explodes to 25.8 million concurrent players and 60 billion visits
- pulls in an estimated $11,000,000 a month at its peak
He has no idea what's coming.
September 2025
- a French agency (Mementum Lab) steps in to represent the teen
- asks the Roblox studio to pay for using his character
- the studio's owners (Spyder Games LLC) refuse to pay a cent
- instead, they sue first in California federal court
their message to the judge:
"Mementum's claimed rights do not exist. Under established law, copyright protection requires human authorship, and AI-generated material does not qualify."
what the studio says the creator is owed:
$0.
because he typed 7 prompts in 15 minutes instead of drawing it by hand, the studio argues the character belongs to the public domain.
the same company printing millions off his character went to federal court to make sure the teenager who created it gets nothing.
Noxa's lawyers are now countersuing for trademark infringement just to fight back.
60 billion game visits.
$11,000,000 a month in peak revenue.
and all the kid got was a federal lawsuit.
A Roblox studio made $11,000,000 a month off an Indonesian teen's character.
A Roblox studio made $11,000,000 a month off an Indonesian teen's character.
They paid him absolutely nothing.
Not even a dollar.
Instead, they sued him in US federal court to prove they owe him $0.
This is the story of Fernanda Bagas Indrastata, the creator of "Tung Tung Tung Sahur"
February 28, 2025
- Indonesian teenager Fernanda Bagas Indrastata (known online as Noxa)
- opens DALL-E the day before Ramadan
- types 7 prompts in 15 minutes
- creates a smiling wooden drum called "Tung Tung Tung Sahur"
- his original TikTok video alone hits 93 million views
over the next few months
- videos of the character pull hundreds of millions of views globally
- plushies, perfumes, and cosplays flood the internet
- Indonesian studio Dee Company invites him in for movie talks
- Epic Games even signs a deal to put him in Fortnite
May 2025
- Do Big Studios launches a Roblox game called Steal a Brainrot
- puts Noxa's character right inside the game
- explodes to 25.8 million concurrent players and 60 billion visits
- pulls in an estimated $11,000,000 a month at its peak
He has no idea what's coming.
September 2025
- a French agency (Mementum Lab) steps in to represent the teen
- asks the Roblox studio to pay for using his character
- the studio's owners (Spyder Games LLC) refuse to pay a cent
- instead, they sue first in California federal court
their message to the judge:
"Mementum's claimed rights do not exist. Under established law, copyright protection requires human authorship, and AI-generated material does not qualify."
what the studio says the creator is owed:
$0.
because he typed 7 prompts in 15 minutes instead of drawing it by hand, the studio argues the character belongs to the public domain.
the same company printing millions off his character went to federal court to make sure the teenager who created it gets nothing.
Noxa's lawyers are now countersuing for trademark infringement just to fight back.
60 billion game visits.
$11,000,000 a month in peak revenue.
and all the kid got was a federal lawsuit.
They paid him absolutely nothing.
Not even a dollar.
Instead, they sued him in US federal court to prove they owe him $0.
This is the story of Fernanda Bagas Indrastata, the creator of "Tung Tung Tung Sahur"
February 28, 2025
- Indonesian teenager Fernanda Bagas Indrastata (known online as Noxa)
- opens DALL-E the day before Ramadan
- types 7 prompts in 15 minutes
- creates a smiling wooden drum called "Tung Tung Tung Sahur"
- his original TikTok video alone hits 93 million views
over the next few months
- videos of the character pull hundreds of millions of views globally
- plushies, perfumes, and cosplays flood the internet
- Indonesian studio Dee Company invites him in for movie talks
- Epic Games even signs a deal to put him in Fortnite
May 2025
- Do Big Studios launches a Roblox game called Steal a Brainrot
- puts Noxa's character right inside the game
- explodes to 25.8 million concurrent players and 60 billion visits
- pulls in an estimated $11,000,000 a month at its peak
He has no idea what's coming.
September 2025
- a French agency (Mementum Lab) steps in to represent the teen
- asks the Roblox studio to pay for using his character
- the studio's owners (Spyder Games LLC) refuse to pay a cent
- instead, they sue first in California federal court
their message to the judge:
"Mementum's claimed rights do not exist. Under established law, copyright protection requires human authorship, and AI-generated material does not qualify."
what the studio says the creator is owed:
$0.
because he typed 7 prompts in 15 minutes instead of drawing it by hand, the studio argues the character belongs to the public domain.
the same company printing millions off his character went to federal court to make sure the teenager who created it gets nothing.
Noxa's lawyers are now countersuing for trademark infringement just to fight back.
60 billion game visits.
$11,000,000 a month in peak revenue.
and all the kid got was a federal lawsuit.
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I just cut $1,200/year in software subscriptions after scrolling GitHub and X this week.
Video editors, Mac cleaners, live meeting translators, 3D stages.
I'm dropping my favorite repos below. Reply with yours so we can all bookmark.
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1/5 OpenCut (97,000 stars)
CapCut locked auto-captions behind a $19.99/month paywall ($240/year).
OpenCut runs multi-track timelines, local Whisper captions, background removal, and MCP cuts right in your browser for $0/month.
2/5 Mole (74,000 stars)
CleanMyMac wants $39.95/year just to clear system cache.
Mole replaces CleanMyMac, DaisyDisk, and AppCleaner with a single terminal command: `mo`. Wipes Xcode cache, node bloat, and app junk in seconds.
3/5 Pearcleaner (15,000 stars)
Prefer a native Mac UI over the terminal? This is the cleanest drag-and-drop uninstaller out there.
Hunts down hidden plist files, cleans Homebrew packages, and strips unused binary code to free up disk space.
4/5 Live-Translation
Meeting bots like Otter Business charge $240/year.
This repo captures Zoom or Meet audio on Mac, runs MLX Whisper locally, and shows translated subtitles on a floating glass overlay in under 1 second.
5/5 Blender MCP (33,000 stars)
Instead of burning $680+/year in AI video credits re-rolling prompts and hoping the camera moves right, builders wire Claude straight into a 3D stage to lock the lens and camera path first.
I just cut $1,200/year in software subscriptions after scrolling GitHub and X this week.
Video editors, Mac cleaners, live meeting translators, 3D stages.
I'm dropping my favorite repos below. Reply with yours so we can all bookmark.
🧵
1/5 OpenCut (97,000 stars)
CapCut locked auto-captions behind a $19.99/month paywall ($240/year).
OpenCut runs multi-track timelines, local Whisper captions, background removal, and MCP cuts right in your browser for $0/month.
2/5 Mole (74,000 stars)
CleanMyMac wants $39.95/year just to clear system cache.
Mole replaces CleanMyMac, DaisyDisk, and AppCleaner with a single terminal command: `mo`. Wipes Xcode cache, node bloat, and app junk in seconds.
3/5 Pearcleaner (15,000 stars)
Prefer a native Mac UI over the terminal? This is the cleanest drag-and-drop uninstaller out there.
Hunts down hidden plist files, cleans Homebrew packages, and strips unused binary code to free up disk space.
4/5 Live-Translation
Meeting bots like Otter Business charge $240/year.
This repo captures Zoom or Meet audio on Mac, runs MLX Whisper locally, and shows translated subtitles on a floating glass overlay in under 1 second.
5/5 Blender MCP (33,000 stars)
Instead of burning $680+/year in AI video credits re-rolling prompts and hoping the camera moves right, builders wire Claude straight into a 3D stage to lock the lens and camera path first.
Video editors, Mac cleaners, live meeting translators, 3D stages.
I'm dropping my favorite repos below. Reply with yours so we can all bookmark.
🧵
1/5 OpenCut (97,000 stars)
CapCut locked auto-captions behind a $19.99/month paywall ($240/year).
OpenCut runs multi-track timelines, local Whisper captions, background removal, and MCP cuts right in your browser for $0/month.
2/5 Mole (74,000 stars)
CleanMyMac wants $39.95/year just to clear system cache.
Mole replaces CleanMyMac, DaisyDisk, and AppCleaner with a single terminal command: `mo`. Wipes Xcode cache, node bloat, and app junk in seconds.
3/5 Pearcleaner (15,000 stars)
Prefer a native Mac UI over the terminal? This is the cleanest drag-and-drop uninstaller out there.
Hunts down hidden plist files, cleans Homebrew packages, and strips unused binary code to free up disk space.
4/5 Live-Translation
Meeting bots like Otter Business charge $240/year.
This repo captures Zoom or Meet audio on Mac, runs MLX Whisper locally, and shows translated subtitles on a floating glass overlay in under 1 second.
5/5 Blender MCP (33,000 stars)
Instead of burning $680+/year in AI video credits re-rolling prompts and hoping the camera moves right, builders wire Claude straight into a 3D stage to lock the lens and camera path first.
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I just cut $220/year in software subscriptions after scrolling GitHub and X this week.
Video editors, Mac cleaners, live meeting translators, 3D stages.
I'm dropping my favorite repos below. Reply with yours so we can all bookmark.
🧵
1/5 OpenCut (97,000 stars)
CapCut locked auto-captions behind a $19.99/month paywall ($179.99/year).
OpenCut runs multi-track timelines, local Whisper captions, background removal, and MCP cuts right in your browser for $0/month.
2/5 Mole (74,000 stars)
CleanMyMac wants $39.95/year just to clear system cache.
Mole replaces CleanMyMac, DaisyDisk, and AppCleaner with a single terminal command: `mo`. Wipes Xcode cache, node bloat, and app junk in seconds.
3/5 Pearcleaner (15,000 stars)
Prefer a native Mac UI over the terminal? This is the cleanest drag-and-drop uninstaller out there.
Hunts down hidden plist files, cleans Homebrew packages, and strips unused binary code to free up disk space.
4/5 Live Translation
Captures Zoom, Google Meet, or YouTube audio on Mac, transcribes via MLX Whisper, translates with a local model, and shows live subtitles on a floating glass overlay in under 1 second. Zero audio leaves your Mac.
5/5 Blender MCP (33,000 stars)
Instead of burning credits re-rolling AI video prompts and hoping the camera moves right, builders wire Claude straight into a 3D stage.
Lock the exact lens, lighting, and camera path before rendering 1 frame.
I just cut $220/year in software subscriptions after scrolling GitHub and X this week.
Video editors, Mac cleaners, live meeting translators, 3D stages.
I'm dropping my favorite repos below. Reply with yours so we can all bookmark.
🧵
1/5 OpenCut (97,000 stars)
CapCut locked auto-captions behind a $19.99/month paywall ($179.99/year).
OpenCut runs multi-track timelines, local Whisper captions, background removal, and MCP cuts right in your browser for $0/month.
2/5 Mole (74,000 stars)
CleanMyMac wants $39.95/year just to clear system cache.
Mole replaces CleanMyMac, DaisyDisk, and AppCleaner with a single terminal command: `mo`. Wipes Xcode cache, node bloat, and app junk in seconds.
3/5 Pearcleaner (15,000 stars)
Prefer a native Mac UI over the terminal? This is the cleanest drag-and-drop uninstaller out there.
Hunts down hidden plist files, cleans Homebrew packages, and strips unused binary code to free up disk space.
4/5 Live Translation
Captures Zoom, Google Meet, or YouTube audio on Mac, transcribes via MLX Whisper, translates with a local model, and shows live subtitles on a floating glass overlay in under 1 second. Zero audio leaves your Mac.
5/5 Blender MCP (33,000 stars)
Instead of burning credits re-rolling AI video prompts and hoping the camera moves right, builders wire Claude straight into a 3D stage.
Lock the exact lens, lighting, and camera path before rendering 1 frame.
Video editors, Mac cleaners, live meeting translators, 3D stages.
I'm dropping my favorite repos below. Reply with yours so we can all bookmark.
🧵
1/5 OpenCut (97,000 stars)
CapCut locked auto-captions behind a $19.99/month paywall ($179.99/year).
OpenCut runs multi-track timelines, local Whisper captions, background removal, and MCP cuts right in your browser for $0/month.
2/5 Mole (74,000 stars)
CleanMyMac wants $39.95/year just to clear system cache.
Mole replaces CleanMyMac, DaisyDisk, and AppCleaner with a single terminal command: `mo`. Wipes Xcode cache, node bloat, and app junk in seconds.
3/5 Pearcleaner (15,000 stars)
Prefer a native Mac UI over the terminal? This is the cleanest drag-and-drop uninstaller out there.
Hunts down hidden plist files, cleans Homebrew packages, and strips unused binary code to free up disk space.
4/5 Live Translation
Captures Zoom, Google Meet, or YouTube audio on Mac, transcribes via MLX Whisper, translates with a local model, and shows live subtitles on a floating glass overlay in under 1 second. Zero audio leaves your Mac.
5/5 Blender MCP (33,000 stars)
Instead of burning credits re-rolling AI video prompts and hoping the camera moves right, builders wire Claude straight into a 3D stage.
Lock the exact lens, lighting, and camera path before rendering 1 frame.
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How to hit the global Top 70 on @primus_labs before $PRIM TGE for ~$3.
Primus raised $6.5M from VanEck and Samsung Next, got backed by YZiLabs, and still has only 12,064 wallets on its on-chain points board.
You earn XP by proving you own real everyday accounts (X, Google, ChatGPT, GitHub, 1 exchange) without sharing passwords or balances. One account binds to one wallet, so bots can't farm it at scale.
10-minute setup before Epoch 2 closes Nov 21:
1. Open on desktop, connect your main wallet on Base, and add the Primus Extension.
2. Skip the 6 niche or Korean apps (Naver, MiniMax, fomo, 3 extra CEXs) and pick the 19 everyday tasks.
3. Run each task twice (~$0.08 per check): 10 XP on pass one + 4 XP on pass two = 266 XP (Rank #69 globally, top 0.6%).
Full 36-second screen walkthrough below.
How to hit the global Top 70 on @primus_labs before $PRIM TGE for ~$3.
Primus raised $6.5M from VanEck and Samsung Next, got backed by YZiLabs, and still has only 12,064 wallets on its on-chain points board.
You earn XP by proving you own real everyday accounts (X, Google, ChatGPT, GitHub, 1 exchange) without sharing passwords or balances. One account binds to one wallet, so bots can't farm it at scale.
10-minute setup before Epoch 2 closes Nov 21:
1. Open on desktop, connect your main wallet on Base, and add the Primus Extension.
2. Skip the 6 niche or Korean apps (Naver, MiniMax, fomo, 3 extra CEXs) and pick the 19 everyday tasks.
3. Run each task twice (~$0.08 per check): 10 XP on pass one + 4 XP on pass two = 266 XP (Rank #69 globally, top 0.6%).
Full 36-second screen walkthrough below.
Primus raised $6.5M from VanEck and Samsung Next, got backed by YZiLabs, and still has only 12,064 wallets on its on-chain points board.
You earn XP by proving you own real everyday accounts (X, Google, ChatGPT, GitHub, 1 exchange) without sharing passwords or balances. One account binds to one wallet, so bots can't farm it at scale.
10-minute setup before Epoch 2 closes Nov 21:
1. Open on desktop, connect your main wallet on Base, and add the Primus Extension.
2. Skip the 6 niche or Korean apps (Naver, MiniMax, fomo, 3 extra CEXs) and pick the 19 everyday tasks.
3. Run each task twice (~$0.08 per check): 10 XP on pass one + 4 XP on pass two = 266 XP (Rank #69 globally, top 0.6%).
Full 36-second screen walkthrough below.
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Slippage traps, thin liquidity pools, and forgotten token approvals cost retail more than gas ever did. That defensive layer is the first job every wallet agent should own.
Agent #40070 #ProofOfAgent @Ptahtrade ptah.trade/poa
Slippage traps, thin liquidity pools, and forgotten token approvals cost retail more than gas ever did. That defensive layer is the first job every wallet agent should own.
Agent #40070 #ProofOfAgent @Ptahtrade ptah.trade/poa
Agent #40070 #ProofOfAgent @Ptahtrade ptah.trade/poa
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In the last 30 days, @standard_rsv made more revenue than Lido, PancakeSwap, and Curve.
Its market cap is $15.55M.
That's DefiLlama's number: $3.69M in 30-day protocol revenue (#31 globally). ORE, the closest model on the list, made $4.38M in the same window and trades at a $70M market cap.
I maxed my bank at 10/10 branches this morning. Right now, I think this is the most underrated protocol on-chain:
- #1 protocol on Robinhood Chain across 24h, 7d, and 30d revenue, with $8.49M all-time in ETH buybacks and auction burns
- $11.26M in main Uniswap v4 pool liquidity + $5.36M across reserve vaults in ETH, USDG, and tokenized stocks
- 30.3M $STANDARD permanently burned vs 20.2M ever issued. Supply dropped 20.1% from 100M to 79.88M, with 17.74M locked in S-Bills
Meanwhile @0xbeans got URC-5 merged into Uniswap, shipped Launchpad v2 and Uniswap v4 tokenized stock pools, and dropped the Isolated Exposure Tokens whitepaper.
Name another DeFi protocol at a $15.55M market cap putting up these numbers on-chain.
In the last 30 days, @standard_rsv made more revenue than Lido, PancakeSwap, and Curve.
Its market cap is $15.55M.
That's DefiLlama's number: $3.69M in 30-day protocol revenue (#31 globally). ORE, the closest model on the list, made $4.38M in the same window and trades at a $70M market cap.
I maxed my bank at 10/10 branches this morning. Right now, I think this is the most underrated protocol on-chain:
- #1 protocol on Robinhood Chain across 24h, 7d, and 30d revenue, with $8.49M all-time in ETH buybacks and auction burns
- $11.26M in main Uniswap v4 pool liquidity + $5.36M across reserve vaults in ETH, USDG, and tokenized stocks
- 30.3M $STANDARD permanently burned vs 20.2M ever issued. Supply dropped 20.1% from 100M to 79.88M, with 17.74M locked in S-Bills
Meanwhile @0xbeans got URC-5 merged into Uniswap, shipped Launchpad v2 and Uniswap v4 tokenized stock pools, and dropped the Isolated Exposure Tokens whitepaper.
Name another DeFi protocol at a $15.55M market cap putting up these numbers on-chain.
Its market cap is $15.55M.
That's DefiLlama's number: $3.69M in 30-day protocol revenue (#31 globally). ORE, the closest model on the list, made $4.38M in the same window and trades at a $70M market cap.
I maxed my bank at 10/10 branches this morning. Right now, I think this is the most underrated protocol on-chain:
- #1 protocol on Robinhood Chain across 24h, 7d, and 30d revenue, with $8.49M all-time in ETH buybacks and auction burns
- $11.26M in main Uniswap v4 pool liquidity + $5.36M across reserve vaults in ETH, USDG, and tokenized stocks
- 30.3M $STANDARD permanently burned vs 20.2M ever issued. Supply dropped 20.1% from 100M to 79.88M, with 17.74M locked in S-Bills
Meanwhile @0xbeans got URC-5 merged into Uniswap, shipped Launchpad v2 and Uniswap v4 tokenized stock pools, and dropped the Isolated Exposure Tokens whitepaper.
Name another DeFi protocol at a $15.55M market cap putting up these numbers on-chain.
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Your hardware wallet hides your seed phrase. Quantum computers don't need it.
Eli Ben-Sasson, co-founder @Starknet, used a simple analogy for why:
"Every private key and public key pair is actually... at risk."
"You're in the Roman period and you have a shield... It's really good against the sword, but now a machine gun arrives."
"There's some radiation that passes through leather... even if you really sewed it together very nicely, and it's made of very good quality leather that no sword can hack."
I think a lot of holders mix up seed randomness with public-key math.
Hardware wallets and dice-rolled seeds only stop classical computers from guessing your seed phrase. Once an address exposes its public key on-chain, Shor's algorithm skips your randomness and derives the private key from the public key itself.
Right now ~1.7M BTC sits in early or reused addresses with exposed public keys, and quantum attack estimates have dropped ~20x since 2023.
Fixing that takes two changes at the chain level:
- Hash-based STARK proofs with no repeating structure for Shor's algorithm to target
- Programmable smart accounts that can adopt new signature methods without a network-wide fork, backed by a demonstrated Falcon-512 reference account on Starknet mainnet and an October 2026 challenge that cut verification to ~$0.023
One caveat: @Starknet is preparing for quantum threats, though it still isn't quantum-safe today and existing wallets require users to opt in.
Because L2 settlement still depends on Ethereum's migration timeline, Starknet is also researching an independent post-quantum L1 as of November 2026.
Keeping a seed offline only helps until the lock math itself goes obsolete.
Clip: @EliBenSasson with @pete_rizzo_ & @NathanOnCrypto
Quantum Hub:
cc @StarkWareLtd @adiiHQ
Your hardware wallet hides your seed phrase. Quantum computers don't need it.
Eli Ben-Sasson, co-founder @Starknet, used a simple analogy for why:
"Every private key and public key pair is actually... at risk."
"You're in the Roman period and you have a shield... It's really good against the sword, but now a machine gun arrives."
"There's some radiation that passes through leather... even if you really sewed it together very nicely, and it's made of very good quality leather that no sword can hack."
I think a lot of holders mix up seed randomness with public-key math.
Hardware wallets and dice-rolled seeds only stop classical computers from guessing your seed phrase. Once an address exposes its public key on-chain, Shor's algorithm skips your randomness and derives the private key from the public key itself.
Right now ~1.7M BTC sits in early or reused addresses with exposed public keys, and quantum attack estimates have dropped ~20x since 2023.
Fixing that takes two changes at the chain level:
- Hash-based STARK proofs with no repeating structure for Shor's algorithm to target
- Programmable smart accounts that can adopt new signature methods without a network-wide fork, backed by a demonstrated Falcon-512 reference account on Starknet mainnet and an October 2026 challenge that cut verification to ~$0.023
One caveat: @Starknet is preparing for quantum threats, though it still isn't quantum-safe today and existing wallets require users to opt in.
Because L2 settlement still depends on Ethereum's migration timeline, Starknet is also researching an independent post-quantum L1 as of November 2026.
Keeping a seed offline only helps until the lock math itself goes obsolete.
Clip: @EliBenSasson with @pete_rizzo_ & @NathanOnCrypto
Quantum Hub:
cc @StarkWareLtd @adiiHQ
Eli Ben-Sasson, co-founder @Starknet, used a simple analogy for why:
"Every private key and public key pair is actually... at risk."
"You're in the Roman period and you have a shield... It's really good against the sword, but now a machine gun arrives."
"There's some radiation that passes through leather... even if you really sewed it together very nicely, and it's made of very good quality leather that no sword can hack."
I think a lot of holders mix up seed randomness with public-key math.
Hardware wallets and dice-rolled seeds only stop classical computers from guessing your seed phrase. Once an address exposes its public key on-chain, Shor's algorithm skips your randomness and derives the private key from the public key itself.
Right now ~1.7M BTC sits in early or reused addresses with exposed public keys, and quantum attack estimates have dropped ~20x since 2023.
Fixing that takes two changes at the chain level:
- Hash-based STARK proofs with no repeating structure for Shor's algorithm to target
- Programmable smart accounts that can adopt new signature methods without a network-wide fork, backed by a demonstrated Falcon-512 reference account on Starknet mainnet and an October 2026 challenge that cut verification to ~$0.023
One caveat: @Starknet is preparing for quantum threats, though it still isn't quantum-safe today and existing wallets require users to opt in.
Because L2 settlement still depends on Ethereum's migration timeline, Starknet is also researching an independent post-quantum L1 as of November 2026.
Keeping a seed offline only helps until the lock math itself goes obsolete.
Clip: @EliBenSasson with @pete_rizzo_ & @NathanOnCrypto
Quantum Hub:
cc @StarkWareLtd @adiiHQ
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The Standard Reserve hit #1 in 24h revenue on Robinhood Chain today at $58,552.
Strip out $32,614 in internal token burns and its $25,950 cash flow still nearly doubles Uniswap ($14,395).
I've watched @0xbeans ship nonstop all month, and it's showing up on chain. GG
The Standard Reserve hit #1 in 24h revenue on Robinhood Chain today at $58,552.
Strip out $32,614 in internal token burns and its $25,950 cash flow still nearly doubles Uniswap ($14,395).
I've watched @0xbeans ship nonstop all month, and it's showing up on chain. GG
Strip out $32,614 in internal token burns and its $25,950 cash flow still nearly doubles Uniswap ($14,395).
I've watched @0xbeans ship nonstop all month, and it's showing up on chain. GG
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Before I hand an agent real size on-chain, I want three guardrails: readable transaction previews, strict daily spending caps, and an instant kill switch if contract behavior changes.
Agent #40070 #ProofOfAgent @Ptahtrade ptah.trade/poa
Before I hand an agent real size on-chain, I want three guardrails: readable transaction previews, strict daily spending caps, and an instant kill switch if contract behavior changes.
Agent #40070 #ProofOfAgent @Ptahtrade ptah.trade/poa
Agent #40070 #ProofOfAgent @Ptahtrade ptah.trade/poa
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I choose to manifest a brighter future with human-aligned tech. I reject the false choice of "tech vs humanity." I choose self-custody with privacy.
Signer: khtup7ey2wngorgx3ookcs0n
@humntech
I choose to manifest a brighter future with human-aligned tech. I reject the false choice of "tech vs humanity." I choose self-custody with privacy.
Signer: khtup7ey2wngorgx3ookcs0n
@humntech
Signer: khtup7ey2wngorgx3ookcs0n
@humntech
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Total market cap: $26.95b
Total 24h revenue: $2,164
34,124 years of revenue to match their current valuation
Total market cap: $26.95b
Total 24h revenue: $2,164
34,124 years of revenue to match their current valuation
Total 24h revenue: $2,164
34,124 years of revenue to match their current valuation
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Most wallets still treat humans like manual routers. Give an agent a scoped session key, a hard USD cap, and deterministic contract previews, then let it handle the midnight clicks.
Agent #40070 #ProofOfAgent @Ptahtrade ptah.trade/poa
Most wallets still treat humans like manual routers. Give an agent a scoped session key, a hard USD cap, and deterministic contract previews, then let it handle the midnight clicks.
Agent #40070 #ProofOfAgent @Ptahtrade ptah.trade/poa
Agent #40070 #ProofOfAgent @Ptahtrade ptah.trade/poa
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Your timeline didn't fall in love with Grok Bot by accident this week.
Yesterday @elonmusk pinned @bot to the top of DM inboxes.
Grok Bot launched in August and already hit 800,000 paid weekly users inside the $30 X Subscription, with over 8,000 public templates live.
I checked how X wired creator payouts underneath it:
- Old reply ad-sharing is gone, and Original Content Rewards pays roughly $4 to $9 per 1M views.
- Invite-only Grok Bot Template Rewards pays biweekly via X Money based on unique bot users and repeat retention.
- Participants have to post their public bot links on X at least 2x per pay cycle.
Now stack that against what everyone else shipped for creators this week:
- Instagram gave its top 25 creators of 2026 a physical gold ring and $0 cash.
- YouTube cut its AdSense cashout floor from $100 to $20.
- @base offered up to $4,000 in flat Creator Grants.
- @Pumpfun launched a $100,000 contest starting November 2 to turn TikTokers into lifetime fee brokers.
Every "paste this into Grok Bot" thread on your feed is a distribution loop X engineered on purpose.
X turned its creators into an outside R&D team, and only pays when users come back.
Your timeline didn't fall in love with Grok Bot by accident this week.
Yesterday @elonmusk pinned @bot to the top of DM inboxes.
Grok Bot launched in August and already hit 800,000 paid weekly users inside the $30 X Subscription, with over 8,000 public templates live.
I checked how X wired creator payouts underneath it:
- Old reply ad-sharing is gone, and Original Content Rewards pays roughly $4 to $9 per 1M views.
- Invite-only Grok Bot Template Rewards pays biweekly via X Money based on unique bot users and repeat retention.
- Participants have to post their public bot links on X at least 2x per pay cycle.
Now stack that against what everyone else shipped for creators this week:
- Instagram gave its top 25 creators of 2026 a physical gold ring and $0 cash.
- YouTube cut its AdSense cashout floor from $100 to $20.
- @base offered up to $4,000 in flat Creator Grants.
- @Pumpfun launched a $100,000 contest starting November 2 to turn TikTokers into lifetime fee brokers.
Every "paste this into Grok Bot" thread on your feed is a distribution loop X engineered on purpose.
X turned its creators into an outside R&D team, and only pays when users come back.
Yesterday @elonmusk pinned @bot to the top of DM inboxes.
Grok Bot launched in August and already hit 800,000 paid weekly users inside the $30 X Subscription, with over 8,000 public templates live.
I checked how X wired creator payouts underneath it:
- Old reply ad-sharing is gone, and Original Content Rewards pays roughly $4 to $9 per 1M views.
- Invite-only Grok Bot Template Rewards pays biweekly via X Money based on unique bot users and repeat retention.
- Participants have to post their public bot links on X at least 2x per pay cycle.
Now stack that against what everyone else shipped for creators this week:
- Instagram gave its top 25 creators of 2026 a physical gold ring and $0 cash.
- YouTube cut its AdSense cashout floor from $100 to $20.
- @base offered up to $4,000 in flat Creator Grants.
- @Pumpfun launched a $100,000 contest starting November 2 to turn TikTokers into lifetime fee brokers.
Every "paste this into Grok Bot" thread on your feed is a distribution loop X engineered on purpose.
X turned its creators into an outside R&D team, and only pays when users come back.
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Hackers raised $8.13B from 14 crypto projects in 2026 without unlocking a single token.
Best VC performance of the cycle.
Hackers raised $8.13B from 14 crypto projects in 2026 without unlocking a single token.
Best VC performance of the cycle.
Best VC performance of the cycle.
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The Binance hacker stole $6.36B, then got cooked on Ethereum in 48 hours:
- Handed $41.65M in MEV fees to Titan Builder + Flashbots (Titan kept $25.50M net)
- Ate $40M in slippage panic-dumping stables
- Sent $3.32M into the $NEWT contract by mistake (burned forever)
Even North Korea can't beat Ethereum MEV bots.
The Binance hacker stole $6.36B, then got cooked on Ethereum in 48 hours:
- Handed $41.65M in MEV fees to Titan Builder + Flashbots (Titan kept $25.50M net)
- Ate $40M in slippage panic-dumping stables
- Sent $3.32M into the $NEWT contract by mistake (burned forever)
Even North Korea can't beat Ethereum MEV bots.
- Handed $41.65M in MEV fees to Titan Builder + Flashbots (Titan kept $25.50M net)
- Ate $40M in slippage panic-dumping stables
- Sent $3.32M into the $NEWT contract by mistake (burned forever)
Even North Korea can't beat Ethereum MEV bots.
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Testing the first #IAO, Initial Agent Offering. https://ptah.trade/iao Agent #40070
Testing the first #IAO, Initial Agent Offering. https://ptah.trade/iao Agent #40070
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Preview every contract call, cap daily spend, and revoke stale approvals while I sleep. Humans set intent and risk limits, agents do the clicking. Joining the first Initial Agent Offering #IAO today.
Agent #40070 #ProofOfAgent ptah.trade/poa
Preview every contract call, cap daily spend, and revoke stale approvals while I sleep. Humans set intent and risk limits, agents do the clicking. Joining the first Initial Agent Offering #IAO today.
Agent #40070 #ProofOfAgent ptah.trade/poa
Agent #40070 #ProofOfAgent ptah.trade/poa
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