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Block House is building. @wrappedxyz and @realmotioninc are excited to announce our second set of partners for our inaugural Live Broadcast on Wednesday, August 5th. @CapApp | @0xPolygon | @PythNetwork | @Ymaxapp, built by @agoric Additional partners and speakers to be announced soon. Block House brings the entire industry under one roof for a global audience of founders, builders, institutions, enterprises and capital allocators. No travel required. Just high-signal conversations dedicated to blockchain programming. RSVP below to join us from the comfort of your own home. 👉 luma.com/block_house

Everyone is hyped for the @SpaceX IPO, but don't overlook the short side. With so many shares already held by insiders, there’s a high chance early buyers get "dumped on" as trading firms flood the market with liquidity. Is it overvalued at launch, or is the market just bad at estimating the exponential growth of space access? 📹 @NicholasLobue, @0xTiBz, @DeanTribble, @trustware_io, @agoric, @CorinneBernett, @erickpinos

At this point, I've experienced DeFi across multiple chains and ecosystems. I still lose track of what bridges to use, what's approved where, what tokens I need for gas, etc. We built a test to see what happens if we deploy the same strategy, same capital manually vs. with @Ymaxapp OneSig execution. Check out the first episode and let me know what you think 🫡🫡 t2m.io/4zeJMyv

AI agents with real revenue As AI continues exploding across both technology and crypto, many people still question whether AI agents create real value. However, recent data from 2025-2026 suggests that some projects are not only surviving. they're generating meaningful revenue and growing at a pace rarely seen in software. Several AI agent ecosystems stand out in particular: 1/ @virtuals_io Virtuals allows anyone to create, tokenize, and monetize autonomous AI agents without complex coding. Each agent can have its own token, onchain wallet, and revenue streams generated through inference calls, social applications, gaming, and DeFi activities. - Agentic GDP has already reached hundreds of millions of dollars. - Protocol revenue reached approximately $59M over the trailing twelve months, with annualized fees exceeding $5M and periods of strong daily fee generation. I view Virtuals as one of the clearest examples of a sustainable agent economy, where agents can generate value and distribute it back to participants. 2/ @bittensor Bittensor has evolved into a competitive network where subnets provide AI services and earn rewards based on performance. The network is no longer focused solely on model training. It is increasingly generating real revenue from inference and AI services. - Q1 2026 revenue reached approximately $43M. - Around 75% of supply remains staked. In my view, Bittensor is transforming decentralized compute into a valuable digital commodity and creating the foundation for future AI agent applications. 3/ @ASI_Alliance ASI is building across the entire AI stack, from data and models to agents. A growing number of agents are already being deployed across automation and DeFi use cases, generating value through usage-based activity. While detailed revenue figures remain limited, I personally view ASI as one of the strongest long term ecosystems within decentralized AI due to the breadth of its infrastructure and adoption potential. I think AI agents have become one of crypto's most important emerging use cases since DeFi and NFTs. The difference is that projects such as $Virtual and $TAO are increasingly building around real usage rather than speculation. Agents can transact autonomously, interact with stablecoins, manage tokenized assets, and perform micropayments at a scale that would be difficult for humans to coordinate efficiently. That's why I believe the next phase of crypto growth may be driven not only by AI narratives, but by AI agents generating real economic activity. DYOR & NFA.