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Just tried the SocialMiningV2 Marketplace on @TheDAOLabs It basically turns content into something others can actively support people can jump in, engage with your posts and earn points while doing it. The interesting part is how rewards work 👇🏼 early interactions get heavily boosted, so timing and quality actually matter now, not just mindless engagement. Feels like a shift from passive farming to more coordinated, real participation. SocialMiningV2 marketplace currently in beta and not public yet let’s see how it works at scale when it opens up 👀

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So far, the @idOS_network CCA sale has reached 15,472 ETH in total with about 3 days left to go. Phase 1 is done. We’re now in Phase 2 with 100% unlock at TDE, which definitely makes it a different setup compared to the first round. I’m honestly curious how these last few days will unfold 👀 Sometimes things stay quiet sometimes they pick up fast toward the end. Have you guys joined the sale or are you still watching and deciding?

Most discussions around @KovaNetwork focus on pricing efficiency. but that’s probably the least interesting part. The deeper question is this: can infrastructure shift from capacity based risk management to execution based certainty? Today, overprovisioning isn’t a technical flaw. it’s a rational hedge. Teams allocate more than they need because downtime, latency spikes or unpredictable load can destroy user trust. so they pay for idle capacity as a form of insurance. Cloud economics normalized that behavior. reserve early, scale cautiously, absorb waste. Kova Network is basically saying what if you didn’t need to think that way? If compute is truly activated per execution with reliable orchestration, low latency coordination and predictable completion then just in case allocation starts to lose its logic. That doesn’t just reduce cost. it changes planning assumptions. Architecture decisions become demand driven instead of forecast driven. Budgeting shifts from commitment heavy to execution bound. Risk moves from provisioning to orchestration. And that’s the part people underestimate. if the reliability layer holds at scale, teams won’t just save money. they’ll think differently. That’s the real experiment here. Also you can take a look at the article i shared on Kova Network👇🏼

Do you know Kova Network? They’re rethinking how compute gets activated and paid for. There’s a deeper breakdown, worth a look👇🏼

@xCryptoAlucard @KovaNetwork Thanks for this article sir, really helpful

I’ll be honest, i first opened @FriendSpaceApp because of the @myfanforce campaign👀 and i thought it was gonna be one of those: try it, post, forget it type of things. but after actually spending time inside a few rooms, it didn’t feel disposable. not because it’s perfect. not because it magically fixes crypto social overnight. more like it pushes you into a different kind of behavior than what we’re used to on CT. On X, even the best people end up performing for the timeline. you can follow someone for months and still never really feel like you’re in the same space with them. it’s all broadcast. and most of the time, it’s just noise. FriendSpace feels different in a simple way, it makes you stop passively consuming and actually enter somewhere. And once you buy a key and you’re inside a room, you realize the key thing isn’t really about being gated or elitist. it’s more like a filter for intent. like are you just scrolling or are you actually here for this conversation? That one mechanic changes the dynamic a lot. And the funny part is: i didn’t fully get it from reading about it. i only got it after using it. So yeah, i wrote this article yesterday and it’s still my cleanest way to explain what FriendSpace is trying to do. If you’re curious, read it. if you’re skeptical, that’s fair too. But if you try one thing, do this: pick 2 rooms that match your interests, grab 1 key and hang around long enough to feel the vibe. That’s when it stops feeling like a concept and starts feeling like a place.

@xCryptoAlucard This is the kind of social shift we've been waiting for👀

@xCryptoAlucard Great explanation man👌🏼

@xCryptoAlucard @FriendSpaceApp Great explanation thanks man🤌🏼

I’ve been using @FriendSpaceApp more these last few days and honestly the flow is way simpler than it looks from the outside. The easiest way to explain it is👇🏼 • You don’t follow creators here, you basically enter their room. • You open the app, browse rooms and when something feels interesting you buy a room key. • That key is basically your pass but it’s also what makes the whole system work. Because once you hold keys, you’re not just reading posts. • You’re inside the room, seeing what the creator is doing, talking with people who are actually there for the same niche and you can trade keys like an asset. And if you’re a creator, setting up a room is pretty straightforward too: you create the room, choose the vibe/topic and the room basically becomes your home base inside the app. What surprised me is how much the experience shifts once you stop thinking social app and start thinking: 🔹 rooms = community 🔹 keys = access + skin in the game 🔹 leaderboards = who’s actually performing, not just posting If you’re trying FriendSpace and want to explore it properly, the best way is literally: pick a few rooms, grab a key and just hang around for a bit. That’s when it clicks. So i created my trading room, you guys can join me there👀 And if you haven’t joined FriendSpace yet, here are my referral codes: AASKHQLGQT 64BUUS32DJ 3GLKFA3QZQ friend.space One more thing👉🏻 @myfanforce x FriendSpace campaign is live Feb 7-17 with $10K USDC pool for top creators and rewards are shared with top fans too.

🔵 I’ve been exploring @FriendSpaceApp lately and i wanted to share my take so far👀 FriendSpace is basically trying to fix the most broken part of Web3 social: we have infinite content but almost no reliable way to find signal, track who’s actually good or build a community that shares in the value it creates. On FriendSpace, everything revolves around creator led, token gated rooms. Think of it like this: Instead of follow me on X, it’s; join my room, see what i’m about and plug into a community that’s built around shared incentives. What you can actually do on FriendSpace👇 Join rooms built around a creator or a niche Rooms aren’t just chat groups, they’re designed to stay usable. Access is gated and the gating is the whole point. Not to be elitist but to keep rooms high signal and actually worth being in. There’s a real performance layer This is where FriendSpace separates itself from most SocialFi apps. Creators aren’t only rewarded for being loud. The platform is pushing toward verifiable performance and leaderboards that reflect results. So the meta shifts from who can farm the most engagement to who can actually deliver value consistently Rooms have shared economics Each room includes a pooled trading fund, supported by room key trading fees. That creates a very different relationship between creators and communities: users aren’t just an audience, creators aren’t just posting, the room becomes a shared vehicle where value can compound over time. If you’ve ever felt like CT is fun but it’s impossible to know who’s real, FriendSpace is basically built for that exact frustration. Who this is actually for creators who want a community that feels real again traders who are tired of noise and want curated rooms FriendTech OGs who liked the concept but hated the UX Base / Hyperliquid natives who want something built for CT culture, not against it. 🟣Also there is a @myfanforce x FriendSpace campaign, runs from Feb 7-17 and winners are picked based on content quality + fan engagement. There’s a $10K USDC reward pool for top25 creators and rewards are shared with top fans as well. If you want to try app, here are my FriendSpace referral codes: AASKHQLGQT 64BUUS32DJ 3GLKFA3QZQ friend.space