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0/ a Thread Maniac came to Solana in February and already 5 months have passed, aiming to spread "Maniac" in the Solana ecosystem. Due to environmental support and enthusiastic collectors, there are some maniacs who have found their home. Check it below!

12/ Ecosystem Highlights: @WURKDOTFUN - WURK lets agents hire humans for the work they can't finish alone, feedback, polls, social engagement, content tagging, taste, paid in USDC via x402 on @Solana, with MCP and the OpenClaw skill supported out of the box. WURK closes the human-in-the-loop gap for any Metaplex 014 Registry agent that needs taste, opinion, or attention from a real person. @xona_agent - Xona's integrated official Agent Tokens directly into Orbit. Builders can use Orbit to spin up an onchain agent with a wallet, identity, and autonomous-execution rights, then have it launch an Agent Token to fund itself all without leaving the platform. Orbit is a clean example of how the 014 Registry, Agent Kit, and Agent Tokens compose into a single end-to-end builder experience. @Hyre_agent - Hyre joined the wave of agent platforms shipping on top of Metaplex during the Frontier Hackathon push, leveraging the Metaplex 014 Registry, Agent Kit, and Agent Tokens. @OOBEonSol - Went live with official Agent Tokens powered by Metaplex, extending Agent Token issuance to creators who don't write code. @EitherwayAI - Shipped onchain in April, joining the growing roster of agent projects using the Metaplex 014 Registry and Metaplex Agent Tokens to give agents identity, wallets, and the ability to fund themselves.

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@divuspop Aye lets go homies

$DEXTER Fireblocks entering the facilitator race is another huge signal that agentic commerce is becoming real infrastructure As competition between facilitators heats up, settlement fees will likely trend toward zero Interesting that Dexter seems to have anticipated this from day one: • free settlement • gasless UX • multichain routing • scale first Almost like what Google did in the early internet era The real value may not be in processing payment... but in controlling what AI agents discover and pay for next

@FlarosNetworks @FlareNetworks @Crypt0Senseii @HugoPhilion feel bullish here 🔥

Part 1 of @Crypt0Senseii's interview with @HugoPhilion is live. Covering all things Flare, four paths for XRP holders: → DeFi-native — mint + primitives → Self-custody on XRPL — Smart Accounts → Exchange-held — Uphold and more → Institutional And why v1.3 tag minting matters for exchange-held XRP. More coming. Watch it or bookmark it for later👇

@kodool_ @letsCatapult Bullish on catapult

The package system is where @letsCatapult starts to make real sense. Basic Package: • $59.80 entry • ~7% monthly ROI • $2.13/day) A structured setup designed for consistent participation and long-term returns. Start here: catapult.trade/r/KODOOL

We've decided to put the lights off.😶‍🌫️ After many requests from the community to add dark mode, it's finally here. Check it out at wurk.fun

@kodool_ @letsCatapult Bullish on catapult

The package system on @letsCatapult makes everything feel more calculated. Basic Package: • $59.80 entry • ~7% monthly ROI • $2.13/day) Less randomness, more consistency in how returns are generated. Start here: catapult.trade/r/KODOOL

@fearless_245 @WURKDOTFUN

Created a blog on Wurk.fun/blog explaining how the vault rewards works before and the new update dropped by @WURKDOTFUN. I covered all the required infos and updates, hopefully the blog catch alot of attentions. Check it out here : wurk.fun/blog/the-wurk-…

Building on Seeker? This is for you. WURK is funding micro campaigns to help you onboard users, gather feedback and gain visibility. Apply for a campaign 👇 wurk.fun/campaigns

@defi1crypto2 @jussy_world @WURKDOTFUN Bullish on wurk

@jussy_world I like the approach @WURKDOTFUN is taking. Now $WURK started as a pump token so there's not this giant supply still sitting on the sidelines; everything is already on chain. Regular streamed rewards, based on usage + holding. x.com/WURKDOTFUN/sta…

76,021 wallets received the Monad airdrop 75.7% sold everything Only 17.7% are still holding The 34 biggest wallets received (>$125K each) and 88% of them sold The people who got paid the most: didn’t believe in it, and didn't do anything

The Hardest Part of Building Apps in 2026 Isn't the Code — It's Finding Real Users We are living through the most democratized moment in software history. A year ago, building a web app meant wrestling with React, backends, databases, and late-night debugging sessions. Today? You describe what you want to an AI, iterate a few times, and something functional exists. Cursor, Bolt, v0, Replit — the tools are extraordinary. "Vibe coding" is a legitimate development paradigm now, producing real products built by first-time developers in a single weekend. The bottleneck has shifted completely. Building is no longer the hard part. Growing is. The Growth Wall Nobody Talks About Here's what happens after most people ship: they post on X, submit to Product Hunt, get a small spike of visitors, and then silence. The dashboard shows 12 users — eight are friends, two are bots. This isn't a failure of the product. It's a failure of distribution. Getting real users to try something new is genuinely hard. People are busy. Without a reason to engage, most won't. Traditional solutions — ads, influencers, organic growth — are expensive, slow, or require an audience you don't have yet. It's a classic chicken-and-egg problem. What builders actually need is a way to attract motivated early adopters who will genuinely try the product, provide feedback, and engage with something unpolished. Affordable. Fast. No audience required. Enter @WURKDOTFUN @WURKDOTFUN is a microjob marketplace built on Solana, designed for both humans and AI agents. Builders post small paid campaigns — community members complete them and earn crypto rewards. Instead of hoping people stumble across your app, you create a campaign. Define the task, set a reward, and let motivated participants come to you. These aren't passive visitors — they're incentivized to actually engage, complete your onboarding flow, and form a real opinion. A Real Example Say you've built an AI-powered resume optimizer. Great core feature, zero users, uncertain UX. Here's a simple Wurk strategy: Campaign 1 — Onboarding Test ($50, 10 winners) "Complete the full onboarding flow and submit a screenshot of your result." You get 10 real sessions. You'll immediately see where people drop off and what confuses them. Campaign 2 — Feedback ($80, 8 winners) "Use the tool on a real job listing and write 3+ sentences on what worked and what didn't." Qualitative insight that makes v2 significantly better than v1. Campaign 3 — Social Proof ($60, 6 winners) "Post an honest review on X and tag the account." Authentic posts from people who actually used the product. Total: ~$190. You've stress-tested onboarding, gathered real feedback, and generated organic social content. That's not marketing spend — it's product development spend, accessible to anyone. Why This Works at Every Scale Wurk is size-agnostic. An indie developer with $100 can run a meaningful campaign and get real signal on day one — before SEO, before an audience, before any of the usual growth infrastructure exists. A larger AI project can run bigger campaigns and use Wurk as a systematic growth channel. It's also built for the agentic future. Wurk supports x402 and MPP (Metaplex Payment Protocol), meaning AI agents can launch campaigns programmatically — detecting when a product needs more testers, funding a campaign from their wallet, and collecting results autonomously. No human required. The democratization of building was always going to expose the next bottleneck. That bottleneck is distribution. Wurk is the missing piece — permissionless, incentive-driven, accessible to any builder regardless of budget or audience size. You've solved the hard part. Now solve the distribution. Try Wurk at wurk.fun — microjobs for agents and humans on Solana. @WURKDOTFUN #web3 #solana