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Hi Everyone, Don't skip any part and read this, this is a 1000x right here. Let's talk about $CYBER.sol (@cyberia_temple) today. I wanted to bagwork a project i think actually deserves my bagworking and where the "DEV" doesnt fuck up. I Tried bagworking it a lot when i didn't have enough motion due to dead market and many of you came to my DM's and said stop over-shilling it, i wish i didn't stop and should've continued shilling it all this time and we'd have been in millions by now, but i rather wanted my ass to get fucked on garbage ass devs and get fucked, but it's time now. I think, the market is gay again today due to everything bleeding, but i want people to join his journey during the red's so they can enjoy the green's. It's my #1 Conviction play for this year, and has been since past 30 days(since the time it launched) and here's why- I'll talk more about the dev here because if there's something i've learnt in this space when the tek projects go to multi millions like PAYAI, ACE, LUMEN, LENS, ESIM that we found so low right on the timeline, all of them had 1 common thing- A Fucking cracked dev who didnt want to quit despite all the shitty price action. A Russian Cracked Motherfucker on his mission to build a L1 Blockchain Cult that rewards Open Source Developers for their contributions, when you ask him why, he says because Open Source Built the world and never got paid enough. true tho. The only dev i know in my entire trenching career, who had his coin literally like a stable coin at 15-20k and didn't stop shipping, good markets, bad markets, gay markets , he didn't give a fuck, he didn't code behind the scene's, but came Live daily on @Pumpfun . Show me one fucking dev in this space, who does it, daily without any excuses. People do it when their coins are in millions because they want the price to keep going up, but this cracked motherfucker doesnt give a fuck about Price Action, he keeps on waking up, start streaming and start coding live infront of you all. All Verifiable Here- pump.fun/coin/E67WWiQY4… Now this is a kind of the person/dev i would want to bet on and put all my energy and efforts into bagworking because i know this motherfucker won't quit until he succeeds because if he wanted to quit, he already had a lot of reasons. A Very famous competitor to him, approached him and asked him to quit cyber and join his company as a Co-Dev, i was in the group chat, and he told him what you've built is incomplete and garbage, btw that project is valued like 200x higher haha. Now let's talk what he's built till now with @cyberia_temple Website- cyberia.church The Dev Says " Most pump fun tickers are jpegs. Cyberia ships an EVM Layer 1, a DAO, lending, swap, bridge and explorer. The deck is software you can audit " “The ticker is how the market joins the cult. The chain is what the cult is building.” Cyberia is a sovereign, EVM‑compatible Layer 1 already running at chain ID 49406. The Bridge Is Live- cyberia.church/bridge The Dao Is Live- cyberia.church/dao The NFT Minting Is Live- cyberia.church/market Lending Is Live- cyberia.church/lending The Fucking Launchpad Is Live( PF of Cyberia lmao)- cyberia.church/launchpad The Dex(SWAP) of Cyberia is called RITUAL and is live- swap.cyberia.church The explorer is live- explorer.cyberia.church explorer.cyberia.church/tx/0x22e94b2d0… This is the first Tx on the chain. Cyberia wont be just paired with SOL but BTC, ETH etc making it more accessible and more liquid- x.com/cyberia_temple… Liquidity Farming is live as well-x.com/cyberia_temple… x.com/cyberia_temple… Cyberia will also support Real World Assets, when i say real world, i mean it, Silver is live- x.com/cyberia_temple… Now that i've given you all the above info, you want to buy it now or buy it later depends on you, but what i want you to do is~ Follow @cyberia_temple right now and have it on your wishlist and keep an eye on it. The day he cracks one thing that is favoured by the META, this will teleport to 9 figs, i mean you'd actually enjoy watching him cuz you have a dev who will build it live daily so you'd always know what you're holding ;). Disclaimer- I Hold around 4.5% in this project, i locked 1.5% for 2 months last time to show commitment- solscan.io/tx/4GSHwDjJSgW… and the remaining 3% is on my FOMO and i tend to be a strong hodler on FOMO- fomo.family/profile/King_M… Also if we look at it from organic POV for a token that was ranging between 30k-50k mcap for so long the bubble maps is so clean, holders that have been holding since months, all holders sub 3% and the bubblemaps is super clean, just 2 clusters with 3% each. CA- E67WWiQY4s9SZbCyFVTh2CEjorEYbhuVJQUZb3Mbpump

A lot of people here who joined me past few days don’t know my #1 conviction bag for the entire time has been $Cyber.sol when i was dead/washed/no motion, i spoke about it daily, bagworked it like a maniac but since no motion it was a stable coin, These niggers told me i need to stop overshilling it and stop bagworking it so much and focus on other coins, I got drained, and then said a fuck you to bagworking and started scalping basically to recover mentally from the drain, but then i completely forgot bagworking, Then i realised i am letting go off very good projects that i could have held, bagworked and made much more money on but i ended up just day trading them and scalping them basically, i started trading like a robot, every day 50-100 trades and making 100-300 sols a day in quickies. Then i decided to leave the scalping and get back to focusing on good projects and bagwork them, But what happened? Everyone fucked me up in some or the other way, I ended up wasting my time, energy, efforts and MONEY into it, Lost everything in Monet just because i wanted to bagwork Got fudded heavy in KEY a stupid ass nigger dev in Perps Literally every project i wanted to bagwork, now you’d say~ why do you want to bagwork such low cap projects cuz the risk of them rugging is high there, its because i have this habit of delivering on the TL from the very low mcap stage, I can pick any 200-300k range project and bagwork it i know they wont fuck up or run, but even if it goes to 30m thats a 100x? I dont want to give a 100x on something i want to bagwotk so hard i want a 1000x or a 10000x. Anyways, i wont let these incidents kill the bagworker in me, I think i just didnt do justice with $Cyber, its time to bull post my #1 conviction of this year to where it deserves, atleast i know the dev wont fuck up.

@King_Memento Bagwork your actual conviction where the dev has showed up day in day out. Bagwork that to a 1M+

APIs used to be tools. Now they’re slowly becoming autonomous economic actors. That shift sounds small until you realize it completely changes how software monetizes itself. That’s part of why projects like @agentlayer_ai interest me. We are moving toward a world where AI agents will not just answer questions. They will: • hire other agents • exchange services • coordinate workflows • negotiate value • execute tasks independently An actual machine economy. But economies break without coordination infrastructure. And right now, most of the market is still focused on the surface layer: chatbots, copilots, interfaces, flashy demos. Meanwhile, the deeper opportunity may sit underneath all of it. The rails. The protocols that allow autonomous systems to communicate and operate together at scale. That’s where AgentLayer starts becoming interesting. Because once millions of agents exist simultaneously, interoperability becomes mandatory. Without coordination layers: agents become isolated, workflows fragment, trust collapses, and scaling becomes chaotic. Infrastructure solves that. Historically, invisible systems capture enormous value once adoption matures. Nobody cared about cloud infrastructure early. Nobody cared about APIs early. Nobody cared about payment rails early. Until the entire ecosystem depended on them. AI coordination feels similar. And the compounding effect here gets overlooked constantly: more agents → more interactions → more integrations → stronger ecosystem gravity → harder infrastructure replacement That flywheel becomes extremely powerful once critical mass forms. Most people are still betting on which AI becomes smartest. I’m more interested in the systems that allow intelligence itself to organize. CA: 444DPguaifQZ5NicFicD9Kni6emKexyqqG4dEkUaBAGS

What happens when an AI agent signs a contract? Or moves millions of dollars across networks? Or makes a decision that affects thousands of people? Most discussions around AI focus on intelligence. Bigger models. More parameters. Better reasoning. But intelligence was never the hardest problem. Trust is. The moment AI becomes autonomous, every action it takes raises a new question: How do we know it did what it claims to have done? Not because the model says so. Not because a company promises it. But because the action itself can be mathematically verified. That is the world @Veria_zk is building toward. A future where AI systems don't operate as black boxes but as provable machines. Where agents can execute tasks, coordinate economic activity and interact with digital infrastructure while generating cryptographic guarantees that their actions were performed correctly. In many ways the next decade may not be defined by the rise of AI. It may be defined by the rise of verifiable AI. Twitter: @Veria_zk Website: veria.fun Github: github.com/veria-la/veria… CA: aLqb3HVkpHardDE992xHf1NBnw55C2f88hkEZ3mpump

This is our dev: "The difference between a hustler (someone who actually grabs the bull by the horn) and all these phoneys who talks about it is ENTITLEMENT. A lot of people are entitled, they think they deserve it without putting in the work. I wake up every morning thinking that everything I have done is what i have done. I don't deserve anything, today might be the day it all falls apart. I'm only as good as my last at bat. I'm nobody. Everybody wants to complain, and truth is; Nobody is listening to your complaints. If anybody that looks like you has ever made it, you've got no excuse. Suffocate your bullshit excuses and go do something. Forget about what am doing, go do something, it's time." It's time. @breniapp $BRENI @iamasadeeq

I think @cz_binance's quote is directionally correct, but there's a second-order implication most people miss. "AI will stay and grow exponentially. But most AI companies will go bust." That's almost certainly true. The internet survived. Most internet companies didn't. Mobile survived. Most mobile startups didn't. Crypto survived. Most crypto projects didn't. The technology wave and the company wave are different things. The mistake investors make is assuming: AI wins ↓ Therefore AI company wins Those are not the same bet. What's happening right now feels a lot like the early internet. Everyone is building: . AI agents . AI copilots . AI search . AI browsers . AI assistants . AI operating systems . AI infrastructure Most of them are built on the same handful of foundation models. That means many don't have durable moats. If the underlying models improve, entire categories can get compressed overnight. For example: A lot of agent startups today are essentially: Prompt + Workflow + API wrappers + UI That's valuable. But it's not always defensible. A foundation model update can erase years of differentiation. The companies most likely to survive are usually one of three types: 1. Infrastructure The picks-and-shovels layer. Examples historically: . Cloud providers . Databases . Networking In AI this could be: . inference infrastructure . agent infrastructure . data infrastructure . orchestration layers This is why $Sophia's thesis is interesting. Not because "AI agents" are novel. Because agent execution, wallet isolation, policy enforcement, and autonomous transaction infrastructure are harder to commoditize than another chatbot UI. 2. Distribution The company that owns users. Distribution beats technology surprisingly often. People don't necessarily use the best product. They use the product already integrated into their workflow. 3. Proprietary Data The strongest moat in AI may not be models. It may be unique data. Whoever owns unique datasets, workflows, or execution histories gains an advantage that competitors cannot simply prompt-engineer away. This is one reason @Obscra_void's $obx thesis is interesting. If information becomes an asset class, data itself becomes the moat. The part of @cz_binance's statement I agree with most is: "There will be new survivor entrants too." That's exactly what happened in every technology cycle. The biggest winners are often not the first movers. They're the companies that appear after the infrastructure matures. . Google wasn't first search. . Facebook wasn't first social. . OpenAI wasn't first AI lab. The future AI giants may not even exist yet. The hard part is separating: . Plain text . AI company from . Plain text . AI-enabled company The latter category may end up much larger. Every industry will absorb AI. Very few companies will be "the AI company." Many companies will simply become better versions of themselves because AI is embedded into their operations. I left key alpha in this post btw