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My recent stats for March! April will be much better 💪 PS: moving forward, I'll be dropping most of my calls on the TL Follow and turn on post notifications!

@0xdariq @HeyElsaAI @TheDhawalS HeyElsa Aetherforge is the game changer

Most people are still sleeping on @HeyElsaAI's AetherForge, and I honestly think it’s because many still don’t understand how difficult it is to actually deploy autonomous AI agents properly in Web3. A lot of people love the “AI agents” narrative until they realize what goes on behind the scenes. Most frameworks still expect developers to manually deal with: ➠ x402 payment integration ➠ multi-chain execution ➠ runtime orchestration ➠ wallet management ➠ monitoring and observability ➠ execution environments ➠ settlement logic Before the actual agent is even live. That complexity is exactly why a lot of agent ideas never make it past the concept stage. This is where HeyElsa’s AetherForge feels different. Instead of forcing developers to spend months stitching infrastructure together, AetherForge abstracts most of the heavy lifting away and lets builders focus on what actually matters: → the intelligence and logic behind the agent itself. What I find most interesting is that AetherForge isn’t just another deployment tool pretending to be “AI infrastructure.” It’s being designed around how autonomous agents will realistically operate at scale in the future. Agents won’t live on one chain. They won’t use one payment rail. They won’t interact with a single protocol. They’ll move across ecosystems, execute transactions continuously, pay for services autonomously, interact with APIs, and coordinate economic activity in real time. That requires infrastructure built specifically for machine-to-machine commerce, not infrastructure originally designed for humans clicking buttons on dashboards. AetherForge is trying to close that gap. And honestly, this is the kind of infrastructure Web3 desperately needs if the agent economy is going to scale beyond hype cycles and demos. The future of the agentic economy probably won’t be won by the loudest AI projects. It’ll be won by the teams building the rails that make autonomous systems actually usable in production.

@0xdariq @XOOBNetwork xoob is focused on delivering value

Quick updates for everyone participating in the @XOOBNetwork ImpactFi campaign ☟ Over the past few days, XOOB has released several major updates regarding the ImpactFi campaign. One thing I’ve learned from following this campaign closely is that it’s not just designed to reward quality or virality alone, it also rewards consistency. The campaign has been running for over 2 months now and is expected to end in June. At this point, one thing is clear: consistency will matter a lot. In case you missed it, here are the latest updates from the campaign: » Instead of rewarding everyone participating, only the top 1,000 contributors will receive rewards at the end of the campaign XOOB has always focused more on quality attention than pure noise, so the decision to reward high-quality contributions doesn’t really come as a surprise. » XOOB also introduced a new launch page where projects can apply to launch campaigns directly on the platform. Creators and partners can now refer projects directly as well. If a project you introduce launches through XOOB, you’ll receive 50% of the platform fee generated from that campaign. I like the direction XOOB is taking here because it creates value for both creators and projects, while also giving creators more opportunities to earn beyond simply participating in campaigns.

The numbers around the agent economy are starting to look unreal. Agentic AI grew from a $5.2B market in late 2024 to ~$9.1B by 2026, a 75.7% jump in just two years. Some projections now estimate the broader agentic economy could reach a 1 Trillion valuation by 2030, which would represent a staggering 18,650% growth from where the market sits today. The shift is already happening.. What matters now is the infrastructure behind it Because autonomous agents can’t run on infrastructure originally designed for humans clicking buttons all day. They need: > identity > trust > execution rails > reputation systems > capital rails That’s the gap @HeyElsaAI is focused on closing. Not just building agents, but building the stack agents actually need to operate at scale. But there’s a problem most people still underestimate: Web3 infrastructure was originally designed for humans. Wallets → Frontends → Button clicks → Manual approvals Not autonomous software agents making thousands of decisions, transactions, and API calls every single day. That’s why the next phase of the agent economy won’t be defined by who launches the most agents. It’ll be defined by who builds the infrastructure stack that actually allows agents to operate safely, efficiently, and at scale. This is where HeyElsa’s thesis becomes important. Instead of treating agents like isolated products, HeyElsa is building the underlying infrastructure layer for the entire agentic economy. Aegis handles the trust layer. One of the biggest missing pieces in autonomous systems today is verification. How do protocols know an agent is trustworthy? How do APIs verify who they’re interacting with? How do you measure reputation for software entities operating autonomously? Aegis introduces: > on-chain agent identity > execution proofs > reputation scoring > verifiable operational history This creates accountability for autonomous agents instead of turning the ecosystem into a black box of anonymous automation. Then comes AetherForge, the execution layer. Right now, building AI agents in Web3 is still unnecessarily difficult. Developers have to manage wallets, payment flows, chain integrations, runtime environments, observability, and infrastructure complexity before even focusing on the real product. AetherForge abstracts that away. It gives builders: > agent deployment frameworks > x402 payment integration > multi-chain execution > runtime tooling > monitoring and observability > pre-configured execution environments The goal is simple: make deploying autonomous agents feel more like shipping a product and less like assembling an entire infrastructure stack from scratch. Then there’s ElsaForge; the capital layer This is the part of the market most people still aren’t thinking deeply about yet If autonomous agents become productive economic entities, they will eventually need: > liquidity > funding mechanisms > treasury systems > performance-based valuation > sustainable token economies ElsaForge is designed around that future. Instead of launching disconnected speculative tokens, the idea is to create agent-linked economies tied to verifiable activity, execution history, reputation, and measurable performance. That changes how value gets created and distributed inside the agent economy. What makes the HeyElsa approach interesting is that these layers are not being built independently. The trust layer feeds the execution layer → The execution layer feeds the capital layer →The capital layer reinforces the trust layer again. That feedback loop is what makes the architecture feel closer to a real operating system for autonomous agents rather than just another AI narrative project. The agent economy is scaling fast The next challenge is making sure the infrastructure underneath it can scale too. That’s the layer @HeyElsaAI is building for.

I just finished reading this article by HeyElsa, and it’s becoming so clear that agents aren't just a passing narrative, they are fundamentally reshaping how Web3 functions. While digging deeper into this, I kept thinking back to what Yat Siu, the co-founder of Animoca Brands, said at the Web3 Festival in Hong Kong. It clicked for me instantly. He argued that the race is no longer about building a better AI chatbot; it’s about moving toward agents that can handle the actual "heavy lifting" of production. The growth we’ve seen in 2026 alone is massive: ➠ x402 has processed over 165 million transactions. ➠ Daily active on-chain agents crossed 250,000 in Q1. With stats like these, the question isn’t whether AI agents are here to stay, but rather who is building the infrastructure that actually powers them. This is exactly where @HeyElsaAI comes in While most platforms are building isolated solutions, HeyElsa is developing a full-stack architecture. They’ve broken it down into three critical layers that solve the problems everyone else is overlooking: ◈ Aegis (The Trust Layer); It creates an identity registry, a reputation engine, and execution proofs for every agent. It essentially gives an agent a "credit score" so we know which ones to trust. ◈ AetherForge (The Execution Layer); This handles all the backend friction → payments, gas fees, and multi-chain logging. It lets developers skip the boring infrastructure and focus entirely on the agent's logic. ◈ Elsa Forge (The Capital Layer) This is a launchpad that creates a real economy for agents. Tokens are cryptographically linked to performance, meaning if an agent hits milestones or generates revenue, tokens vest or unlock accordingly. The big takeaway here is vertical integration. While Coinbase handles payments via x402 and ERC-8004 manages ID, @HeyElsaAI connects the dots They’ve built a pipeline where an agent’s reputation through Aegis directly lowers its operational costs on AetherForge and boosts its value on Elsa Forge. It’s the first time I’ve seen a project building the entire engine, not just the wheels

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Beyond trading and farming Elonfi, ambassador programs have become a go-to way for CT to navigate this bear market. ​Essentially, these programs allow creators to partner with projects to create contents. It’s a marketing tool that projects use to scale their user base, often serving as a more effective alternative to traditional KOL marketing ​While major KOL deals are usually reserved for the bigger influencers, ambassador programs give micro-creators a real shot at getting paid for their work. These rewards typically come in either USD or points. My advice is always aim for liquid payments over points, I’m speaking from experience on this one. ​I’ve vetted a few solid programs with good reward structures and I’ll be sharing them soon. Check the quote-tweet later and turn on notifications so you don't miss out. ​Let’s get this bread...

Good morning CT Spending time in @MyNeighborAlice feels like a breath of fresh air because the loop is simple: gather, create, and own. Using $ALICE to build permanent on-chain assets turns your progress into real value. » Seamless Customization: from your avatar to your land, the design tools are incredibly intuitive. » The Incentive: There’s a 50,000 $ALICE airdrop campaign running right now, the perfect time to start playing Join me here: myneighboralice.com/?ref=c1a0432e9f

Spent most of my time yesterday diving into MyNeighborAlice to really get a feel for the gameplay It’s a massive shift from what we usually see in Web3 gaming. On @MyNeighborAlice, you actually spend time gathering resources and using $ALICE to craft real NFTs that live permanently on-chain. My favorite part so far is the customization ➛ building your own character and designing land is seamless. Plus, being able to invite neighbors over adds a social layer that actually makes connecting with other players feel natural. Really looking forward to the Alice and Chill livestream later today. I’m expecting some solid alpha to be dropped The goal is simple: have fun with the game, compete for a piece of that 50,000 $ALICE spring airdrop campaign, and stack some genuine on-chain assets with friends Join me here: myneighboralice.com/?ref=c1a0432e9f

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The new campaign with @MyNeighborAlice is definitely one to lock in on right now. ​The window is short (only 5 days) and the deliverables are straightforward. As a creator, I actually prefer these short-burst campaigns; they really test your ability to ship quality content under pressure and see who has the grit to climb the leaderboard. ​There’s a 5,000 $USDC reward pool for the top 100 participants and another 50,000 $ALICE spring airdrop campaign for gamers starting today, May 5th Also the "Alice & Chill" livestream on May 6th where deep alphas will be shared. ​I’m not missing the chance to showcase my work and connect with the community they’re building If you're a creator or just looking for a solid play, this is the one

Good morning CT, Happy Tuesday! The @XOOBNetwork ImpactFi campaign has been running for two months now, and the growth we’re seeing is backed by actual on-chain performance, not just hype. The goal here is simple: bridge the gap between social influence and real ecosystem utility. So far, over 5,000 users have been onboarded to the campaign, consistently dropping unique daily content to push the project forward If you’re looking for an incentive to get involved, 2% of the total XOOB supply is strictly reserved to reward participants at the end of the campaign. How to join the movement: » Visit: xoob.link/?ref=c1a0432e9f » Connect your wallet and X account » Post daily quality content tagging XOOB and XOOBNETWORK » Stack points and climb the leaderboard Don't sleep on this one while the multiplier is still early

@0xdariq goodnight Dariq

Hope you touched grASS today? Goodnight CT

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@GirlAlone_Web3 good morning 🌞

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@ade_cryptt good morning adeee

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@AstaWeb3 good morning asta

Can i get a GM? 🔆

Good morning CT! As a degen trader, what's the lore behind your first 100x call?

Good morning CT Can i get a GM back? Happy weekend 🤍

@0xdariq good morning Dariq have lovely day

"Whenever you feel lost, learn something new" I took this advice seriously and started learning how to trade memecoins (degen trading) I recently opened a new wallet to practice what I've learnt and all my trades hit back to back wins! This is the best advice I've gotten so far in 2026

@AstaWeb3 the best feeling ever is recieving sol in your wallet

Who actually needs it?