Presearch

LISTEN UP PRESEARCHERS 🚨 Our community is genuinely what makes Presearch work. Not just the tech, not just the tokenomics... YOU! Make it your default search engine. Stake your PRE. Tell someone in your network. The best is still ahead and those who have stuck around will NOT regret it. 😏 #Presearch #PassiveIncome #Web3

@NoContextHumans all i see

I thought he was wearing heels for a min

@mariaxxnn K.

how do you text "okay" but in the rudest way possible

@kirawontmiss WE'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS MOMENT

LETSSS GOOO

A couple got caught using a cat as a tripod in Turkey😭

@anxietymsgs Yes...

Is your profile picture actually you?

@greg16676935420 otter pops

I’m trying to settle a debate with a friend What are these called?

@THORChain real decentralization is harder to build than a good UI. we know. 👀

Most DEX are just CEX with a better UI.

@mert crypto deserves better infrastructure than a messenger app nobody fully trusts. 👀

I dont understand why telegram is the default msging app in crypto it is neither good at business nor privacy nor "community" if you want business, use slack if you want privacy, use signal

@birdeye_so PRE is about to have a Swap TGE with a bonus program... those are few and far between 👀

Which underrated token will surprise the world this year?

@cryptocom Peak.

2013: HODL 2017: Moon 2021: GM 2022: Trenches 2024: Supercycle What’s the word for 2026?

@iruletrenches @base Base = Bae 🫶

If you’re building a great utility/tech/AI project, and even better a real-world company using blockchain rails. you should build it on @base or you’re doing yourself a disservice. @Base is the home for fundamentals. No better chain to be a builder on, hands down.

bro’s portfolio escaped the zoo say your crypto 🪙👇

@Akasheth_ the most invasive AI is the one running silently in the background learning everything about you... Presearch's smart results give you the answers without logging a single search. nothing tracked, nothing stored, nothing fed into a model.

Which is the most useless AI right now?

@BillyM2k Ima nerd

are you a nerd, geek, or dork?

@redpillb0t "data center" is doing a lot of PR work for what is essentially a building full of your secrets 🙂 Presearch has none of them. 🔍

Stop calling them "data centers." Call them what they actually are: MASS SURVEILLANCE CENTERS.

@huge_icons Presearch.com Presearch.io

what's your domain? 1) .ai 2) .com 3) .io 4) .app 5) .dev 6) .cloud 7) .sh

NOW - King Charles: "My ministers will also proceed with the introduction of Digital ID."

@Megamaniak16 we've been saying this since 2017. the digital prison doesn't get built overnight... it gets built one "reasonable" policy at a time. 👀

They are telling you straight to your face that the Digital Prison is coming. You want to start believing us now?

@boldleonidas crypto in 2026 is just a daily news cycle of hacks and exploits because everyone keeps allowing sites to collect data they shouldn't 🙂 Presearch never had that problem. nothing collected, nothing to hack, still paying you to search.

Crypto 2026:

@EvanLuthra "simply by doing your daily work" is a wild way to say "please help us build your replacement." 8,000 layoffs and $135 billion into AI in the same breath. at least your searches aren't training anything on Presearch

🚨Meta is paying employees to train the AI that will replace them. Every keystroke. Every click. Every screenshot. Captured. The tool is called the Model Capability Initiative. It runs quietly on work computers, watching how employees navigate Google, LinkedIn, GitHub, Slack, and hundreds of other apps. Mouse movements, keyboard shortcuts, the order someone clicks through a dropdown. All of it feeds into training Meta's AI agents. The goal is to teach those agents how to do white-collar work. 8,000 layoffs this month. Up to $135 billion going into AI infrastructure this year. The memo told staff they can help "simply by doing their daily work." The day before, Meta's CTO sent a separate memo. His exact words: "The vision we are building towards is one where our agents primarily do the work and our role is to direct, review and help them improve." Meta employees called the project "dystopian" in internal chats. They're not wrong. The people generating this training data are being asked to build their own replacements. And the memo framed it as their chance to help. Do you think it's a right move by Meta?