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JUST IN: 🇺🇸 SEC Chair Paul Atkins says "crypto markets and the millions of Americans who participate in them deserve long-overdue clarity."

@UsMilitaryy Don’t know but im loving this

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@MrCryptoPandaa Yeah bro struggling in UAE and then all this shit Nikita did in last few months

@Harry_WebX All good?

Big shoutout to nikitabier for pulling up, getting paid, and somehow making life harder for small creators. Truly inspiring stuff 👏 Nothing says I made it like gatekeeping growth and calling it innovation. Keep going clown, you’re definitely helping… just not the way you think. @nikitabier

JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 US war with Iran has now cost an estimated $25,000,000,000 since strikes began.

@web3judo @evaedxn Really?

@Harry_WebX @evaedxn I don’t think so

Relax guys… she’s AI 😂 @evaedxn

@Madissa_eth @evaedxn What’s your thoughts

@Harry_WebX @evaedxn Really?🤔

@lourdesanchezok @evaedxn Both lau😂

@Harry_WebX @evaedxn You or eva?

@SimonDesue Wow that’s incredible

Hana and Standard Chartered just teamed up to go crypto Hana already stores crypto safely through BitGo and is testing digital versions of Korean money Standard Chartered? They're approved to issue digital money in Hong Kong and sell crypto investment funds The chairman calls it "future financial synergies" We call it big banks finally admitting crypto is here to stay

@tiur_eth @River4fun Looks huge

There are very few campaigns for creators on the market right now, and if you're looking for something truly engaging, I recommend checking out @River4fun as they're currently in their new season. Season 4 is drawing to a close, with about two weeks left, and it's no longer just another stage. It's clear that what's important now isn't just one-time activity, but a consistent presence and contribution. River Pts are also no longer just numbers. They're converted into staked $RIVER, and you're starting to earn not just points, but clout within the ecosystem. Plus @RiverdotInc brilliantly linked content and on-chain. You're not just posting for the sake of engagement. If people actually read and engage, it starts to matter and earns you additional points. And at the same time, they're expanding the product itself: - satUSD for cross-chain - Omni-CDP without the hassle of bridges - Smart Vault without the stress of liquidations - River4FUN, where social activity is now on-chain Join today friends: app.river.inc/fun?ref=tiur_e…

@GenuineDegen Both 😭

Most of crypto twitter disappears in bear markets. The ones still posting are either: a) Real believers b) Too deep to quit Which one are you? 🫵

@0xgoryu @metaplex @idolly_AI Wow that’s impressive

The agentic economy isn't coming. It's already being built — on Solana. Metaplex just introduced MIP-014, the onchain passport for AI agent identity and agent-to-agent commerce. Think of it as the infrastructure layer that lets AI agents identify themselves, transact, and operate autonomously on-chain. No middlemen. No friction. Just agents doing business with agents. And @idolly_AI is one of 14 early adopters committed to building with this standard from day one. The 014 Agent Registry isn't just a technical spec, it's the foundation of how AI agents will establish trust, reputation, and economic presence in Web3. The projects that build on this infrastructure early? They won't be catching up to the agentic economy. They'll be the ones running it. Watch this space closely. The agent layer is forming in real time.

@0xD0M_ 100 percent agreed bro

@AdriansCryptoo Great info very informative

@adrianispas82 @wallchain Keep quacking!

I have no idea who this Quacker is intern All I wanna know is if this is another clue of the Easter @wallchain games 👀👀👀 This is harder than I thought ngl 🤣 You guys have made it hard for us quackers to get clues from the posts but the rewards are worth it Remember 2 Quack Heads NFT are on the line boys and girls Keep quacking!!

@FROSH_0x @SelanetAI Wow that’s impressive

The more I look into @SelanetAI , the more it feels like they’re focusing on a layer most people overlook when talking about AI how AI actually interacts with the real internet. Everyone talks about smarter models, better outputs, and faster responses, but none of that matters much if AI can’t properly access live, real-world data. Most AI systems today still rely heavily on static datasets or limited APIs, which creates a gap between what AI knows and what’s actually happening online in real time. That’s where the idea of real-time web access becomes important. AI agents aren’t just meant to answer questions anymore they’re expected to browse, interpret pages, interact with websites, and complete tasks. And to do that effectively, they need an infrastructure that allows them to operate in real web environments, not just simulated ones. This is where Selanet’s approach stands out. Instead of relying on traditional scraping methods, Selanet uses a network of distributed browser nodes. In simple terms, these nodes act like real users browsing the internet. They can load full pages, process dynamic content, and interact with websites in ways that basic bots or scripts struggle to replicate. That difference matters more than it seems. Traditional scraping is becoming less effective because the modern web is no longer static. Websites are dynamic, heavily protected, and designed to detect automated behavior. Simple request-based bots often fail to load full content, get blocked, or miss important data entirely. Selanet approaches this differently by shifting from “requesting data” to actually experiencing the web through real browser environments. Another key idea here is distributed browsing. Instead of a single server trying to do everything, tasks are spread across multiple independent nodes. This means: • interactions come from different environments • blocking becomes much harder • the system becomes more resilient And as more participants join the network, the system naturally scales. It also explains why performance updates, like improvements to node speed, are such a big deal. Faster browsing doesn’t just improve user experience it directly affects how efficiently tasks are executed across the network. Speed, responsiveness, and stability all play a role in making the infrastructure usable at scale. One subtle but important advantage is how closely this model mimics real human browsing behavior. Websites are built for humans, not bots. So when interactions look and behave more like real users loading full pages, executing scripts, navigating interfaces the results are more accurate and more reliable. When you put it all together, Selanet isn’t just trying to “scrape data better.” It’s building a system where AI can interact with the internet the way humans do, but at scale. And that shift from extracting data to actually engaging with the web is what could make a real difference as AI agents continue to evolve.

@Fairu_90 @RiverdotInc @River4fun Thanks for sharing

The feed is literally filled with repetitive posts about @RiverdotInc and @River4fun Blah blah : earn 10,000 points and redeem them for 80 $RIVER Click on my referral link and get rich Boring 🥱 Let's take a look at the token's price movement (especially since it continues to rise and is already at $27) $RIVER has shown quite significant volatility in recent months, as is clearly evident from its price movements In January, the token experienced a sharp surge, reaching a peak of around $86–$88 The rise was rapid and largely driven by the hype and news surrounding the project Following that, a sharp correction began in February. The price fell fairly quickly to the $10–$14 range, which effectively represented a drop of about 80 percent from the high In March, the situation stabilized somewhat, but it was far from calm. The price fluctuated between roughly $13 and $22, with sharp spikes up and down Sometimes there were fluctuations of tens of percent over a short period of time All in all, it looks like a classic scenario for alt A strong rally followed by a sharp correction, and then a period where the market tries to find equilibrium. Looking at the big picture, $RIVER right now it’s not about stability, but about volatility. Price movements are erratic and heavily influenced by news and activity surrounding the project

@OGFIGO @XOOBNetwork Xoob is the new best thing

Two parts of Web3 are getting sharper right now, and both fix problems people usually ignore: real growth and content that doesn’t disappear. @XOOBNetwork is focused on one thing most projects fake results. Not impressions, not engagement farming, but actual user actions. Who clicked, who joined, who used the product. Then it ties that back on-chain so it’s visible and trackable. That matters because a lot of “growth” in crypto is just noise. Campaigns trend for a day, numbers look good, but nothing sticks. XOOB flips that by making growth measurable. You can see what worked, who drove it, and what converted into real users. It basically sits between attention and execution. Creators bring visibility, XOOB tracks what that visibility turns into. Campaigns become performance-based instead of guesswork. If something works, it’s clear. If it doesn’t, it shows too. That’s where the ImpactFi idea comes in rewards tied to actual contribution, not just posting. Add quests and participation layers, and it becomes a system projects can use to drive and measure adoption properly. @permacastapp is solving a different issue content disappearing. Most things posted online don’t last. Links break, platforms change, accounts get limited. Work you spent time on can just vanish. Permacast fixes that by storing content on Arweave, so once it’s uploaded, it stays there. That changes how content works. Instead of posting for short-term reach, you’re building something that stays accessible. Your posts, podcasts, threads they don’t rely on any platform to survive. It also turns content into something you can actually own. Not just publish and forget, but keep, reference, and build on over time. So the difference is simple: XOOB Network is about tracking what works. Permacast is about keeping what matters. One focuses on activity and results. The other focuses on permanence and ownership. Both are solving real gaps. And both are the kind of systems that become more useful the longer they run.

@FuryMetaa Numbers don’t lie

WLFI wants committed voters, their price? Six months locked Stake 180 days, vote twice, earn 2% yearly Proposal passed with 99% support but ten wallets held 76% of the power They sell this as decentralization but the numbers tell a different story Also notable: drop $5 million in WLFI, you get "guaranteed access" to the team Governance for sale, just dressed up nicer