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@Sketchghost_ @GoblynzNFT I do

Who wants @GoblynzNFT ?????????

@TheAshco_ @mustachios0 Put me on

I'm on the @mustachios0 GTD list! 🎩 The most dangerous pixel art on Ethereum is coming. 2,000 Mustachios. Fully on-chain. Two factions. One frontier. #Mustachios #NFT #Ethereum

@camel_cabal 0x550473ee3e096d78ce3fc0672ea2f7ae91ad2d01

Not everyone will have the chance to mint, but we’re making the launch as fair as possible. Drop your wallet below for a chance to be added to the whitelist. Snapshot still open 🐫

@bigini01 People underestimate how important early voting power is in ve models.That’s where the real edge is.

Most DeFi launches are already decided before users arrive, VC rounds, presales, insider allocations. By the time you get in, you’re late. MarbMarket is flipping that with its fair launch on MegaETH. No presale, No VC backing it’s the same starting line for everyone. That matters even more because it’s a veDEX. Power comes from locking MARB, not just holding. Lock → gain voting power → decide where emissions go. So early users aren’t just farming, they’re shaping liquidity from day one. Compare that to VC-backed models where a few wallets control rewards early. Here, the community does. Add LP farming + bribes, and it becomes a system where: Liquidity flows where voters send it, Protocols compete for attention, Voters earn from directing incentives Simple flywheel: Lock → vote → emissions → LPs → incentives → back to lockers No insiders controlling the loop, Just users. More: x.com/Marb_market

@pepetoshi69 0x550473ee3e096d78ce3fc0672ea2f7ae91ad2d01

My daily meme for @tmm_eth

My Daily meme for @tmm_eth Know The Work Rules

Seated

@kitcatNFT Seated

Official Discord Now Open. First 100 code inside. discord.gg/85UVwb3z

My Daily meme for @tmm_eth Beer is more important 😂

@Sketchghost_ 0x550473ee3e096d78ce3fc0672ea2f7ae91ad2d01

If you see this tweet comment ETH wallets

GM guys I’d be giving away a couple @GoblynzNFT GTD spots on this post. This is a FREEMINT launching on $ETH on 25th of April. How to enter? > Follow @daniennix > comment your $EVM wallet on this tweet > Rt to boost your odds. NB: The WL spot I’m giving away was bought OTC and is not from the team. Winners in 48hours, goodluck.

@BabsD89878 @RallyOnChain This is the part people keep sleeping on. AI scoring flipping the focus from clout to actual value is a big shift. Feels like a reset for creators who know what they’re doing.

Rally’s Beta is live and this is one of those moments people will look back on. This isn’t just another platform, it’s infrastructure. @RallyOnChain uses AI scoring to rank attention based on quality, not just follower count.

@seniorboyi Real users, real rewards, this is what matters

Rally’s Beta is live, and this is one of those early moments people usually overlook. Real tokens are already moving on-chain, so it’s not just an idea, it’s working. That alone makes it worth paying attention to

@bigini01 @RallyOnChain This actually feels closer to performance marketing than typical Web3 campaigns. Results matter more than reach.

Something feels different about @RallyOnChain right now. The Beta is live, real tokens are moving on-chain, and this is usually the phase people underestimate the most. Rally isn’t just another points system. It’s closer to an on-chain coordination layer for attention and marketing. Here’s what I mean: Instead of brands guessing who to work with based on followers, Rally uses AI scoring to evaluate actual content quality and impact. So rewards don’t just go to the loudest accounts, they go to people who can actually create value. That alone changes the dynamic. You’re not just posting and hoping to get noticed, you’re participating in a system where good content is measurable and gets rewarded directly and the incentives are already live. You’re earning stable rewards while also accumulating Rally Points at the same time. So it’s not just speculation on future value, there’s real activity happening now. That combination is what stands out to me. Most people wait for things to feel “validated” before they pay attention. But historically, being early to a working protocol is where most of the upside comes from. Not when it’s trending, not when everyone understands it, but when it’s already functioning and still being ignored. That’s where Rally seems to be sitting right now, for creators, this could shift how value is assigned, for projects, it changes how they discover and reward contributors and for anyone paying attention, it’s a signal that Web3 marketing is becoming more structured and performance-driven. Still early, but definitely not something I’d overlook.

@t_webninja @magicburp @base @R_WalterKovacs @RIP_Sinney Creativity at its peak, good job bro

introducing Goblynz 🧌 a weird collection by @magicburp coming to @base. still watching by the side anon..? cc: @R_WalterKovacs @RIP_Sinney

@seniorboyi @GenLayer Most infra today wasn’t built for agents at all. If GenLayer nails this, it could become a foundation layer for autonomous apps.

Something interesting is taking shape with @GenLayer now that the Bradbury testnet is live. Most blockchains rely on deterministic execution, fixed outcomes. That works, but starts to break in an AI-driven world where agents interpret, reason, and act beyond binary logic 🧵👇

@bigini01 @GenLayer “Interpret, not just execute” is a big shift. That’s where current infra starts to feel limiting.

Something interesting is starting to take shape with @GenLayer, especially now that the Bradbury testnet is live. Most blockchains today are built around deterministic execution, they do exactly what they are told, nothing more. That works well for clear, predefined logic, but it starts to break down when you move into a world driven by AI agents. Agents don’t just execute, they interpret, reason and make decisions based on context that isn’t always binary. That’s where the idea behind @GenLayer begins to matter. The Bradbury testnet isn’t just another environment for deploying contracts. It’s an early look at what happens when blockchains are designed to handle ambiguity and reasoning, not just strict computation. Instead of asking “did this condition pass or fail?”, systems like this can start asking “what is the most reasonable outcome based on available information?” That shift sounds subtle, but it changes everything. In an agentic era where autonomous systems are interacting with markets, users, and even each other, you need infrastructure that can process more than just hard-coded rules. You need systems that can interpret inputs, evaluate outcomes, and still produce verifiable results. That’s a difficult balance, too much flexibility and you lose trust, too much rigidity and you limit what agents can actually do. What stands out to me is that @GenLayer is trying to sit right in that middle ground but with Bradbury being live means this is no longer theoretical. Developers can now start experimenting with intelligent contracts and see what kinds of applications emerge when reasoning becomes part of the execution layer. It feels early, but also necessary. As AI agents become more capable, the infrastructure they rely on has to evolve with them. Otherwise, we end up forcing intelligent systems to operate inside rigid frameworks that weren’t designed for them. Waiting to see what builders start creating on Bradbury first.

My entry.. 😂 @tmm_eth #TakeMyMuffin