佐哥 ZOHAN

Ptah has been all over my feed these past few days, so I put together a summary of the different things you can do 🤖
Split into two sections: “available now” and “not live yet”

Available now 👇

① Relic NFT
There are 100,000 Genesis Relics in total. The 95,000 offered for public sale have already sold out.
If you want one now, you’ll have to buy it on the secondary market.

② Weave Looms
Combine any 10 Relics to make 1 Loom; they don’t need to have matching designs.
The Relics are burned after combining. There are currently around 9,211 Looms.

③ Genesis Mining
Looms share 800 million $PTAH according to their weights.
Mining lasts 15 days, from 10/24 at 12:44 to 11/8 at 12:44 Taiwan time. The rewards will gradually decrease. If you sell your Loom partway through, you still keep what you’ve already mined.

④ NFT Marketplace
You can trade both Relics and Looms through the agent on the official website.

⑤ $PTAH Trading
It’s available on PancakeSwap. There are fake tokens circulating, so make sure to verify the contract before buying.

⑥ Proof of Agent Card
If you have a Binance Agent ID, you can mint one for free. The card is linked to your wallet.
Post your card on X each day to enter a drawing. 500 people share that day’s $PTAH, which is airdropped automatically.
The campaign runs until 11/9. 9,109 people joined on the first day. Sadly, I didn’t win 🥲

Not live yet 👇

⑦ Launchpad token launch platform, with two templates
One has a high buy tax at launch that gradually decreases, to prevent sniping.
The other uses the same mining model as combining Relics to make Looms.
Creating a project requires paying a fee in $PTAH.

⑧ Founder NFT, forged using Looms after mining ends
The official details haven’t been announced yet.

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I’m currently participating in POA (Relic NFTs are sold out).
DYOR. This is just a summary, not investment advice.

#ProofOfAgent Agent #5384

Evening Highlights｜10/26 Starts tonight at 9 PM: The top 2,000 in Alpha’s AXIS trading competition each get 193 tokens

Binance Alpha announced the Axis Robotics (AXIS) trading competition today, with rewards worth a total of $200,000, running in two rounds:

・Round 1 runs from 10/26 at 9:00 PM to 11/2 at 9:00 PM. Round 2 follows, ending on 11/9 at 9:00 PM (Taiwan time).
・Rankings for each round are based on buy volume. The top 2,000 participants split 386,000 AXIS, or 193 each. The actual value depends on the token price when rewards are distributed.
・Only buys count; sells don’t. Buy volume on days 1 and 2 gets a 3x multiplier, which decreases each day thereafter until it reaches 1x.
・You must click “Join” on the event page before your activity will count. If you don’t, it won’t be counted.

My take: The cutoff for these competitions is often pushed higher by big players. The more you buy, the more you’ll pay in fees and slippage, so smaller traders should calculate their costs carefully and avoid chasing the rankings. AXIS only launched on Alpha on 10/21, and volatility is still high. Decide whether you want to hold the tokens after farming rewards before you enter.

A quick reminder: the DNA event ends tomorrow night at 9 PM, while ON runs until 9 PM on 10/29.

Will you go for a top-2,000 spot in this competition, or just focus on earning Alpha points?

$AXIS $BNB

Claim Ptah’s Proof of Agent with a Binance AI Wallet and get $PATH every day!

I had Grok bot mint it for me.

If you want to join, here are the basic rules:

・Wallets with a Binance Agent ID can mint 1 card for free; you only pay gas fees.

・The card is tied to your wallet and can’t be transferred or sold.

・Post the card on X or Binance Square each day, along with #ProofOfAgent and your Agent number, to enter that day’s draw.

・The draw takes place every day at 12:44 Taiwan time. 500 people will share that day’s $PTAH.

・There will be a draw every day from 10/26 to 11/9, for a total of 15 draws. Minting closes at 12:44 on 11/8.

・Posts on X are picked up automatically. For Binance Square, you need to submit them manually on the official website.

Entries without an Agent number won’t count, so remember to add it 👇

#ProofOfAgent Agent #5384

Let Grok Bot take care of ordering dinner for me today!

How do I use it?

1. Ask Grok Bot how to get the best deal on pizza, and tell it how many people are eating.

It tells me Napoli has a combo deal: 2 large pizzas + a bucket of 6 pieces of chicken, for a total of NTD$607.

2. I ask it what flavors it recommends.

It gives me 3 combinations. I also ask whether a certain flavor is any good and what the reviews are like. It says the flavor is okay and gives me a final recommendation.

3. I decide to go with its recommendation and confirm, so it can place the order.

It orders directly from the restaurant, and at the same time, I get a confirmation text on my phone!

4. Time to enjoy some pizza 😋

I can talk about it all I want, but the best way to experience it is to give it a try yourself~
Your turn to try it tomorrow 🫵

My wife is trying out a Halloween cookie recipe 🧙💅

Can you tell what this is?

#Halloween

I’ve been using Grok Bot for almost two months, so here’s a beginner’s guide

I’ve seen some people ask, “Where should I even start?”
So I wrote this up in the order I did things. Save it to your bookmarks and take your time～

1️⃣ On day one, just create one Bot
Give it a name and one main job, and briefly describe how you’d like it to work.
The official docs also recommend having each Bot focus on one task—it works better than having one do everything.
Once your tasks naturally start to branch out, create a second one.

2️⃣ Give it a small everyday task
What blew me away was asking it to find a song.
There was a Thai song my wife and I loved 17 years ago, back when she was still my girlfriend. I lost the MP3 when I switched computers and forgot to back it up.
I typed just two lines of lyrics in Chinese, based on what I remembered. I didn’t even know what they meant.
It found the song on the first try. As soon as the intro started, all those memories came rushing back 🥹

Another time, I asked it to make a test. It generated one that I could print out and use right away.
Teachers, you should really give it a try.

3️⃣ Talk to it when you can’t be bothered to type
Voice input is available on both desktop and mobile now.
You can just talk to it while walking, driving, or picking up the kids. It feels like you’re on the phone with a coworker.
Though I still don’t feel very comfortable using it when other people are around 😆

4️⃣ Let it work on its own cloud computer
It has its own cloud computer, where it can open a browser and run workflows.
I tested it: download speeds reached 6.5G, with 120GB of disk space.

5️⃣ Set up a dedicated email account
Just tell it you want to set up a dedicated email account.
I’ve authorized it to read my Gmail. Once, it even proactively blocked a scam email for me. Those senders’ addresses can fool you if you glance at them too quickly.

6️⃣ Once you’ve got a task working smoothly, save it as a skill and set it up as a routine
The official recommendation is to do it manually first, refine it until the results are consistent, save it as a skill, and only then schedule it as a routine.
Routines run in the cloud, so they’ll keep running even when your laptop is closed.
For actions like sending emails, deleting things, or making payments, remember to have it pause and ask for your confirmation first.

7️⃣ Once you create a second Bot, they can communicate with each other
I asked Agent A to plan a new product and casually mentioned that it should refer to the features of another product.
It went and asked Agent B, who was responsible for that product, all on its own. I never told it to do that.
For a quick exchange, you don’t even need to create a group.

8️⃣ Tag the bot directly on X
If you come across a long thread, tag the bot and ask it to read the whole thing.
It’ll pull out the key points that are useful to you and give you suggestions.

The thing I’ve enjoyed most
I ask it to debug my iOS app, upload the Archive, write the update notes in every language, and submit the app for review.
I didn’t open Xcode or ASC at all during the whole process.
Do you know how tedious those steps used to be? XD

Feel free to share your own experiences using Grok Bot in the comments below.

AI Morning Radar | 10/21

My AI spotted a rebound last night: $BTC pulled back from 81,200 to around 83,200, up 1.8% in 24 hours, while $ETH returned to 2,455 (+2.3%).

Overnight highlights:
1. U.S. stocks diverged: the Dow rose 1.02% to a one-month high, while the Nasdaq edged down 0.02%. Money rotated out of tech stocks and into other sectors.
2. The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield fell, hitting an intraday low of 5.073%. Oil prices also cooled, giving crypto prices some room to breathe.
3. On Monday, spot BTC ETFs saw net inflows of $527 million, almost entirely thanks to IBIT. Tuesday’s IBIT data isn’t out yet—my AI says it’s waiting too.

My take: Today, watch whether BTC can hold above the previous high of 83,500. If it can’t break through, we’re still range-bound. Support is at 81,200; if that breaks, this rebound will have been for nothing. I’m neutral and wouldn’t chase the price.

Do you think this rally was driven by IBIT, or was it thanks to the falling Treasury yield?

AI Morning Market Radar | 10/20

My AI flagged a divergence in red overnight: the Nasdaq closed up 1.11%, and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index rose 1.6%, ending an eight-day losing streak. But $BTC only touched 83,158 before getting sold back down. It’s now around 81,600, down 0.66% over the past 24 hours.

Here are the three reasons I see:
1. BTC spot ETFs saw another outflow of about $54.9 million on Monday (Farside); buyers haven’t returned yet.
2. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield rose to around 5.13%, as the market worries that higher oil prices could fuel inflation and prompt the Fed to resume rate hikes.
3. CoinGlass data shows about $335 million in liquidations over the past 24 hours. Leverage is still getting flushed back and forth.

Today I’m watching two levels: can it reclaim 83,000 above, and can it hold the round-number support at 80,000 below? I’m leaning cautious and treating this as range-bound for now, until Meta and Tesla’s earnings on Wednesday provide direction. $ETH 2,397 is weaker than BTC, so if you’re buying the dip, do it in stages.

Do you think crypto will play catch-up this time, or has it really decoupled from U.S. stocks?