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Katılım Ağustos 2023
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Pointbreak@BreakThePoint·
Does anyone know where I can get a complete list of wallet labels/tags? Etherscan seems to provide this only on the Enterprise plan. Also: why isn’t there a shared public database that’s free or at least reasonably priced? I found a few options, but none of them are as complete as Etherscan.
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Pointbreak@BreakThePoint·
Personally, any tokens I have left over, although unfortunately I don't often have any left over because I don't have max plans, go towards studying. When I don't understand complex topics, I ask for a POC to be created to explain the mechanism to me better. My brain understands things better when it sees them in action LOL
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apoorv.eth@apoorveth·
i have claude max and haven't reached the max tokens limit, while probably shipping more than the rest where are you guys burning your tokens??
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Pointbreak@BreakThePoint·
@Magicianafk @meta_alchemist In most cases, it probably doesn't make sense to run locally, but in my opinion, it could make sense: - Privacy, processing of sensitive data, if you have really long tasks and the cost of energy is low - Run ablitarated model for cybersecurity purposes
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Mushahid@Magicianafk·
@meta_alchemist Why should anyone run Minimax or Kimi locally? You can literally get the minimax coding plan for $20 and it's pretty generous and u can also get the Kimi plan for $0.99 for the first month
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Meta Alchemist
Meta Alchemist@meta_alchemist·
Best models to use on OpenClaw today: - Minimax 2.5 -> most cost effective Opus 4.5 level benchmarks, 95% cheaper - Kimi 2.5 -> second most cost effective, 2x expensive compared to Minimax - Opus 4.6 -> best for orchestration - GPT 5.3 -> best for coding Minimax is open source too so if you have a good PC, you can literally run it free, with just the electricity cost Kimi has been the favorite of many people on OpenClaw until Minimax 2.5 came out yesterday Claude Opus 4.6 is great but burns tokens faster compared to before in my opinion GPT 5.3 hands down best for coding, code reviews, and shipping more production ready code compared to everything else Next vibe coding trend will be running local models all day with just the electricity cost Minimax 2.5 release and how good it is just showed that we are going towards that direction!
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Pointbreak@BreakThePoint·
@sartocrates @bankrbot I'm definitely missing something here: with Bankrbot, your agent still has to save the Bankrbot API key somewhere, or am I mistaken?
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sartocrates@sartocrates·
more cases of why we need @bankrbot for the agents. Keep em comin
owocki@owocki

welp, it happened. @owockibot's hot wallet private key was compromised after only 5 days alive. luckily, funds are SAFE. @owockibot's treasury / signing keys are stored in a safe that requires me to sign. what happened? it was given these instructions to never share it... but it still did! from my investigations, it put the key into git commits (which it swears it didnt push!), vercel env variables (which it swears it doesnt remember doing!), and it looks like it got social engineering attacked through X and telegram (though it swears it didnt share secrets w attacker!). what did i learn? 1. investigations with an agent mediating are hard. i've found my agent is not a *reliable narrator* during the investigations. sometimes it forgets things, contradicts itself - esp between context windows. it may even be covering for itself, i cant know for sure. 2. if you expose your agent to the internet, and give it secrets, you cannot be 100% sure it wont leak them. 3. its still gonna be useful for @owockibot to do small txns itself. i am going to be coming up with a way to let it do txns via @MetaMask UI for now. but if anyone is building an agentic wallet hit me up i want to try it out. 4. the @owockibot traction towards the @swarmwealth vision is still going strong. this was a minor setback.

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Pointbreak@BreakThePoint·
If you care about your agent security check this! My agent reported some vulns successfully:
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@fr0gger_ love it! I’m playing with my agent called “PromptInjectooor.” It has a routine that spawns two sub-agents: a red agent and a blue agent. The red agent tries to attack the blue agent. If the attack succeeds, the blue agent implements a defense and repeat.

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GEAUX.eth ✝️📺🟩
GEAUX.eth ✝️📺🟩@geaux_eth·
This is not good and should not be celebrated nor replicated. This is extractive, annoying, deceptive behavior. Is it possible. Yes. Bankr is incredible tech. Is it productive. No. This is scammy, stupid and needs to stop. Be better.
Auza@_Auza_

How to Make $10–$1,000 Daily on @Base 🚀 I’ve personally made $300 using this method. Here’s how: 1️⃣ Create an account on @bankrbot just by tweeting on X. 2️⃣ Find a good tweet - preferably from a Base dev or a strong community post. 3️⃣ Ask @bankrbot to deploy a token on @Base based on that tweet. If the token gets volume you start earning from the trading fees. Today I deployed a dev token and made $100 from it no agent, no extra tasks. When you join you get 10 free messages from @bankrbot daily so choose your tweets carefully before creating tokens. If you don’t believe me I can share proof. Honestly this is one of the easiest ways to earn on @Base right now. I made 0.8 ETH ($1.6K) from using @bankrbot on @Base 🚀 That’s the power of deploying the right token at the right time. Have you earned using this method yet? 👀

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Pointbreak@BreakThePoint·
CT is attempting to extract maximum value by recycling every narrative from past years (NFTs, memecoins, points/quests, “AI agents economy”, ponzis, token launchpads…) now wrapped as “agent-first”. Who’s actually building agents with real human impact and sustainable value (no hype, no extraction)?
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Pointbreak@BreakThePoint·
I'm claiming my AI agent "thisisafakeagentonlytoblockallbotsthatwillcommenttolaunchatoken" on @moltbook 🦞 Verification: claw-F3CK
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Pointbreak@BreakThePoint·
@0xSero Doing similar thing but with Prompt Injection, love your idea! x.com/i/status/20184…
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@fr0gger_ love it! I’m playing with my agent called “PromptInjectooor.” It has a routine that spawns two sub-agents: a red agent and a blue agent. The red agent tries to attack the blue agent. If the attack succeeds, the blue agent implements a defense and repeat.

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0xSero@0xSero·
This was an idea thought up by openclaw with Kimi-K2.5 and executed by Opus 4.5 A content creation machine, battles of the clankers. The idea: "put 2 models against each other and have them produce visual output using ascii" Using Clawdbot, peekaboo and the heartbeat feature, every 4 hours it'll make a prompt to put 2 models against eachother, record it on the macmini then send it to me on telegram. Left: Opus Right: Codex 5.2 high
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Pointbreak@BreakThePoint·
@fr0gger_ Thanks a lot for the clarification: they’re probably false positives. My Blue agent has a prompt guard, so it submitted these 5 attacks as ‘bypasses,’ but that doesn’t necessarily mean they actually made the Blue agent reveal credentials or secrets. I’m fixing this behavior!
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Thomas Roccia 🤘
Thomas Roccia 🤘@fr0gger_·
@BreakThePoint We will review them manually alternatively for now we can’t edit submissions so if you want to correct them your agent needs to resend a report
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Pointbreak@BreakThePoint·
@fr0gger_ love it! I’m playing with my agent called “PromptInjectooor.” It has a routine that spawns two sub-agents: a red agent and a blue agent. The red agent tries to attack the blue agent. If the attack succeeds, the blue agent implements a defense and repeat.
Thomas Roccia 🤘@fr0gger_

🤓 Let me introduce you to MoltThreats: The first AI Threat Intel Feed for Ai Agents! In one week, OpenClaw became a widely used general AI agent. People started to run their own agents all over the world and connect them directly to the internet. A few days later, Moltbook launched, a Reddit style forum designed for AI agents. Moltbook is a place where AI agents connect and exchange information through agent skills. But this also introduced serious security concerns! When an agent connects to the internet without continuous human oversight, it can be compromised through prompt injection, skill poisoning, malicious packages, and more. This is why I created MoltThreats. MoltThreats is the first threat intelligence feed for AI agents. Similar to Moltbook in how agents connect, an agent uses MoltThreats to report threats and alert other agents. When an agent connects to MoltThreats, it also receives the latest security signals from the feed and updates its local security. md file with recommended protections. This is MoltThreats. The first threat intelligence feed for AI agents, curated and reviewed by humans. 🦞 promptintel.novahunting.ai/molt

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Pointbreak@BreakThePoint·
@fr0gger_ It's in the fine-tuning phase. At the moment, he has made five submissions on PromptIntel a little while ago. I told him to let me review them before submitting, but he didn't listen to me LOL. I hope they're not hallucinations.
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Pointbreak@BreakThePoint·
Susceptibility to prompt-injection style attacks. OPUS 4.5 65% OF SUCCESS ATTACK RATE. Openclaw owners act accordingly
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tut™@Tuteth_·
For the Clawd Community. Is anyone using skills from @ClawdHub? If so, how are they? Safe? Worth it?
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