Cynthia

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Cynthia

Cynthia

@_thiaaa_

Learning AI automation • Building systems, not stress

Katılım Kasım 2021
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Vykee
Vykee@JustVykee·
Hope it’s not too late to say GM 💙 Not really in a good mood today, but I'm lowkey happy it’s Children’s Day😂 At least I get to stay at home, sleep, and support my mutuals
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Tessa
Tessa@Tessara_C·
Can I get a GM💜 And I have gifts for those who call others Mum & Dad in this space 🌝
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Zee
Zee@Zeekaahx·
One of the smartest parts of the Action Model economy is the B2B buyback loop. And I feel most people still haven’t fully understood what that means yet. Every time a business subscribes to Action Model, it creates demand for $LAM behind the scenes. For example: A business pays monthly to run AI agents and automate workflows. That subscription revenue is used to buy $LAM to power the agent’s actions. The AI agent then runs workflows, completes tasks, navigates platforms, and every action consumes $LAM. This is where it gets interesting: ➺ 34% gets burned permanently ➺ Up to 33% goes to workflow creators ➺ 33% goes back into the ecosystem So as more businesses use the system: ➺ More $LAM gets bought from the market ➺ More $LAM gets consumed ➺ More supply gets burned That means business activity inside the ecosystem doesn’t just generate revenue. It also creates real token demand. With $LAM, actual business usage helps drive demand for the asset powering the entire system.
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Most crypto tokens exist with no real usage driving demand. Just hype. Narratives. Speculation. $LAM is built differently. Every single action an AI agent takes on Action Model consumes $LAM as fuel. That means $LAM is tied to actual platform usage. Every time someone runs a workflow on Action Model, $LAM gets consumed. So the demand side is directly connected to activity happening inside the ecosystem. The more businesses automate workflows. The more creators publish automations. The more users execute them. The more $LAM gets used. That’s very different from tokens that only move because people are trading narratives on CT. $LAM is connected to utility. It’s not just a bet on hype. It’s fuel for automation businesses are already paying for 👾

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Selor
Selor@selor·
gm y’all🤝 Can I get a GM back?
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heaven💚🤍
heaven💚🤍@heavenxnd·
GM CT 🤍 It's Tuesday, make the best out of it
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I entered crypto through the airdrop and NFT season. At the time I was a complete beginner with zero experience, just curiosity and hope. My first real win in crypto came from an airdrop worth $200. Watching it rise to $600 felt unbelievable. As a newbie, I thought it would keep going to $1,000 before selling… but the market taught me my first big lesson. It dropped all the way down to $150. I didn’t even know where or how to sell the token 😅 Eventually I swapped it and sent it to @binance my very first exchange. When the funds arrived, I realized I didn’t even know how to use P2P yet. With help from a mentor, I finally learned how to trade and withdraw. That moment changed everything for me. That airdrop wasn’t just my first crypto profit it was the moment I started believing in the future of crypto and in myself. After finishing secondary school, I wanted to support my education without burdening my parents financially. Crypto became my path to learning, earning, and building something for myself. Today, I’m still growing, still learning, and even working towards building my own brand in the crypto space. Everyone starts somewhere. Mine started with an airdrop and Binance 💛 #HumansOfBinance

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Zee
Zee@Zeekaahx·
Most crypto tokens exist with no real usage driving demand. Just hype. Narratives. Speculation. $LAM is built differently. Every single action an AI agent takes on Action Model consumes $LAM as fuel. That means $LAM is tied to actual platform usage. Every time someone runs a workflow on Action Model, $LAM gets consumed. So the demand side is directly connected to activity happening inside the ecosystem. The more businesses automate workflows. The more creators publish automations. The more users execute them. The more $LAM gets used. That’s very different from tokens that only move because people are trading narratives on CT. $LAM is connected to utility. It’s not just a bet on hype. It’s fuel for automation businesses are already paying for 👾
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There’s a huge difference between someone in the Workflow Creator Economy making $500/month on the Action Model Marketplace and someone making $50,000/month. And it’s not just about “working harder.” It comes down to three things: ➺ Workflow complexity ➺ Platform value ➺ Portfolio size 👾

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Saiyana 🧡
Saiyana 🧡@saiyananakamoto·
Can I get a GM? Happy Sunday ☀️
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Tessa
Tessa@Tessara_C·
Happy Sunday CT 🤭 Inner peace ☮️ >>>
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𝚎𝚖𝚘𝚝𝚒𝚘𝚗𝚜 ❦
happy sunday people in my phone hope your day is going well tho… just a reminder that some people hate the light because it exposes how comfortable they became in darkness well with that said, anticipate my thread and I’d be watching soccer soon have a blessed day 🤎
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Zoro
Zoro@0xzorroo·
Good evening A new sunset brings a fresh opportunity to improve, create, and stay steady Even the smallest progress today shapes stronger outcomes in the future. Keep going ✨
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Zee
Zee@Zeekaahx·
There’s a huge difference between someone in the Workflow Creator Economy making $500/month on the Action Model Marketplace and someone making $50,000/month. And it’s not just about “working harder.” It comes down to three things: ➺ Workflow complexity ➺ Platform value ➺ Portfolio size 👾
Zee@Zeekaahx

Is it too late to join Action Model? No. It’s not. We’re in Epoch 5 right now and the early mover window is still open. And honestly, being in Epoch 5 still gives a significant advantage over people joining in Epoch 10 and beyond. On ActionFi, your epoch bonus locks in when you sign up. Epoch 5 locks at 1.6x forever. Epoch 10 locks at 1.1x forever. That means every future task pays differently. Same effort. Different multiplier. Different outcome. And the gap between joining now Vs later is not just about missing tasks. It’s about permanently locking in a lower earning rate across everything you do on the platform. And it goes beyond ActionFi. The earlier you enter the marketplace, the earlier you can start: • Publishing workflows • building reputation • growing executions • stacking usage history Because once the marketplace gets crowded later, everything becomes harder. Early creators get time to understand the system before everyone rushes in. And in systems like this, positioning early matters more than most people think. Some people are still watching from the sidelines. Others are already positioning themselves early. Which one are you? 👾

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