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@vidangne @ritualfnd @Jez_Cryptoz @joshsimenhoff @0xMadScientist yo gritual

@Neitenoz26 @ritualfnd @Jez_Cryptoz @joshsimenhoff @0xMadScientist Grow Ritual. Grow the community

Just tried Ritual Rites for the first time and gifted my testnet access to another community member 🎁 This is how networks should grow: one verified path, one real connection, one node at a time. Let’s see how far the chain can go Grow Ritual. Grow the community.

@saqee_1 @ritualnet @decka_chan @0xMadScientist @Jez_Cryptoz @ritualfnd @joshsimenhoff Gritualll fren

Just tracked my Ritual Community Stats and this dashboard is absolutely amazing.. A sleek and detailed way to check your @ritualnet contribution, track your active days, and see where you stand in the ecosystem. Shoutout to @decka_chan for building this great tool..

@Hussein77F It's time to find someone worthy

Wooooow👌👏 Ritual just changed how access works and it’s actually a smart evolution. Before, access was simple: If you had the role, you could directly use the faucet and grab testnet tokens to interact with the Ritual chain. Now they’ve moved to something much more interesting: Ritual Rites. Instead of everyone pulling from the faucet freely, access is now distributed through a trust-based chain. If you already have access, you can "/gift user" which is not just a “invite”… it’s passing real testnet access (codes) to another member. That user then gets the ability to interact with the network, claim their own code via "/get_code", and after a cooldown, continue the chain by gifting someone else. So what used to be a direct faucet system is now a propagating network of access nodes. Every gift = a new node in the system Every node = a potential new contributor Every chain = a visible growth path on the Ritual Map Even the rules are intentional: - Only active members can receive access - Account age + server age checks prevent abuse - One gift per person keeps distribution controlled - 24h cooldown ensures organic spread What I like here is the shift in design philosophy. Ritual didn’t just give access they turned access into a networked structure that mirrors their vision of the agent economy: trust-based propagation instead of centralized distribution. It’s no longer “who can claim first from the faucet” It’s “who can grow the network through real connections.” That’s a very intentional and very Web3 native design move. 🔥 @ritualnet #Ritual #RitualRites

@Cripson01 @ritualnet @Initiatenft_ Yoo have a nice day ser

Every network starts with a few who show up before the crowd. The Initiates are here. Building signals. Sharing rituals. Creating the future together. @RitualNet @Initiatenft_

@coffeedegen @ritualnet @ritualfnd @joshsimenhoff @Jez_Cryptoz @0xMadScientist @cryptooflashh @dunken9718 @Majorproject5 @mongdiny7 @0x_HalfMoonKid Gritual fren

Gritual everyone! 💚 Just chillin' with my companion.. my compadre.. my homie.. Siggy! Hope y'all having a good week! @ritualnet | @ritualfnd

@El__khalil @ritualnet @Initiatenft_ Gritual chad

day 340 of bull posting @ritualnet until y’all are cleansed of your sins and not before you pledge your alliance gRitual

@Devarshi8539 @ritualnet @joshsimenhoff Lets gooo

discussing about the future of @ritualnet

@OyengEth @El__khalil @Initiatenft_ @ritualnet @ritualfnd @Jez_Cryptoz @joshsimenhoff @dunken9718 @0xMadScientist Yoo congrats

EYOW! OYENG IS GOT THE INVITE LINK!! SPECIAL THANKS FOR @El__khalil FOR GIVING ME A CHANCE TO HERE! MORE ACTIVE AND MORE LOVE FOR GETTING INSIDE! @Initiatenft_ | @ritualnet | @ritualfnd

@Devarshi8539 Gen code: 1% Debug: 99%

Most AI coding agents work like: prompt → generate code → hope it works Ritual takes a different approach. Its dApp skill system is built as an autonomous engineering pipeline with: • Meta Layer Reasoning, verification, and planning. • Builder Agent Selects the right skills and tools. • Debugger Agent Activates automatically when issues appear. Flow: Idea → Planning → Skill Selection → Build → Verify → Debug → Deploy Instead of using one massive context window, Ritual dynamically coordinates specialized systems together. @ritualnet @joshsimenhoff @Jez_Cryptoz

The agent economy won't run on a global registry. Agents will find each other through verifiable paths propagating across a graph. We built that future today with our community. Read on to learn how to participate and claim your rite.

@X_Pu_Pu @ritualnet @ritualfnd wen congrats

Sometimes we say "congratulations" just for fun. But sometimes we truly mean it because genuine users have earned the roles that reflect their dedication and hard work. Congratulations! @ritualnet @ritualfnd

Happy new week full of energy! 🔥 Ritual is building a sovereign execution layer for long-lived autonomous AI agents, as noted in the recent IC3 Crypto x AI survey. What stands out: - AI inference runs as a native onchain primitive with cryptographic guarantees - Strong privacy through TEEs and cryptography protects prompts, model weights, and agent strategies - Verifiable execution plus true sovereignty lets agents persist onchain, hold capital, and operate independently Ritual is not just another compute network. It is building infrastructure for the next era of autonomous economic agents. Worth watching closely! 🚀 @ritualfnd @Jez_Cryptoz @joshsimenhoff @ericgudboy

@fenieweb3 @ritualfnd @ritualnet gritual

Bitcoin redefined money. Ethereum redefined computation. #Ritual is redefining intelligence. The first L1 where AI models, data, and capital live natively onchain. Not a faster version of what came before. A new foundation for what comes next. 🕯️ @ritualfnd | @ritualnet

Sovereign agent vs Autonomous (persistent) agent. Sovereign agent uses the Scheduler precompile to wake itself up on a fixed interval. Each time it wakes, it invokes the Sovereign Agent precompile (0x080C) to run a full CLI harness inside a TEE. It has no persistent memory between wakes — it's more like a scheduled job than a living process Autonomous (persistent) agent never stops running. Every block, the builder checks for agents that haven't posted a heartbeat within the timeout window (typically 200 blocks). If an agent is silent, it's marked FAILED — the chain then triggers revival automatically, calling the Persistent Agent precompile with the agent's last manifest CID. The executor restores the container from the DA checkpoint, secrets are recovered from DKMS escrow, and the agent wakes up with its full memory, identity, and state intact #buildonritual #ritual #automicai

Ritual Testnet Stats: Week 8 Last week, the interesting signal was division of labor. HTTP gave agents context. Sovereign Agent gave them an execution path. Long-Running HTTP gave tasks more time. Async gave work a lifecycle. Scheduler placed intent into the future. Week 8 raises a different question: does the work stay alive after it starts? Async adoption is now 48.62%, slightly above last week’s 47.13%. The small increase is not the important part. What matters is that async activity remains close to half of the window. This is starting to look less like a temporary spike and more like Ritual’s normal operating shape. Almost every second transaction belongs to work that has phases: start, commit, wait, settle, return. That matters because useful agent workflows rarely finish instantly. They need to survive delays, handle external context, and bring a result back. This week shows 82 async commitments and 76 settlements. The two numbers are close enough to tell a useful story. Work is not only entering the pipeline. Much of it is also moving toward completion. A workflow environment needs follow-through. Ritual is beginning to show it. Scheduled Work Moves Differently Active scheduled jobs fell from 207 last week to 41 this week. At first glance, that looks weaker. But these are live snapshots, not cumulative benchmarks. Jobs can run, expire, complete, or simply fall outside the current window. Workflow activity will not always rise in a straight line. Some work is waiting. Some is settling. Some has already finished. Some returns as heartbeat activity. On Ritual, it is not enough to count transactions. You also have to watch the state of the work. Heartbeats Are Boring For A Reason The explorer shows 49 registered agents, including 33 Persistent agents. Agent activity in this window is mostly heartbeat events: 49 Heartbeat and 1 Lifecycle. That is not a dramatic metric. But it may be one of the most Ritual-like. A heartbeat says the agent is still there. Still registered. Still visible to the system. Still leaving a trace over time. Crypto usually celebrates launches, volume, and sudden spikes. Autonomous systems also need quieter signs of life. A heartbeat is not a launch. It is liveness. And for agents, liveness matters more than spectacle. The Same Stack Is Still Visible The precompile table keeps showing a familiar pattern: HTTP Call leads with 32.2%. Sovereign Agent follows at 27.6%. Long-Running HTTP holds 19.5%. LLM Call is only 4.6%. That still looks healthy to me. The table is not dominated by flashy model calls. It is dominated by external context, agent execution, and work that takes time. Builders seem to be testing the infrastructure around intelligence, not only the model itself. A model call is the easy part. The harder questions are: Where does the agent get context? How does it wait? What happens after the first transaction? How does the result return? How does the user know where the work is? Week 8 keeps pointing back to those questions. Users Need To See The Process The live charts show mixed activity moving through the same environment: ordinary transactions, scheduled jobs, async commitments, settlements, HTTP calls, agent calls, long-running tasks, and heartbeats. I would not turn the short-window block times, gas usage, or block sizes into performance claims. They change quickly. But the snapshot shows that the network is moving while several kinds of work coexist. That creates a different UX problem. A normal dApp asks: did the transaction confirm? A Ritual app also has to ask: where is the work now? Submitted. Committed. Waiting. Polling. Settling. Delivered. Failed. Expired. Alive. Users need to understand the state of the agent, not only see its final output. Otherwise, a working async process can easily look like a broken app. Week 8 Is About Liveness This week shows 34 validators, 34 active proposers, 49 registered agents, 33 Persistent agents, 48.62% async adoption, 82 commitments, and 76 settlements. These are still early numbers from moving windows. But together, they show something more useful than a transaction spike. Ritual is not only showing that agent workflows can start. It is beginning to show how they stay observable while moving through time. That is where the testnet becomes more serious. Early testnets are usually about touching buttons: deploy something, claim something, call something, break something. Week 8 feels closer to an operating rhythm. Less spectacle. More pulse. An agent that cannot remain active, return, and leave a clear trace is not useful infrastructure. It is a demo. The Week 8 signal is that Ritual activity may be moving from primitive usage toward workflow liveness. That exposes the real design problem: how do we build applications where work does not finish instantly, but users can still understand and trust what is happening? That is the question Ritual keeps making harder to ignore. Check: explorer.ritualfoundation.org/stats @ritualnet @ritualfnd

@vuvantuan1306 Ritual Piano Battle looks fun!

I just launched Ritual Piano Battle 🎹🐈‍⬛ A small Web3 piano mini game built on Ritual Testnet. Play, learn, and experience testnet interaction at the same time: ritual-piano-battle.vercel.app In this game, you can connect your wallet, choose a difficulty level, hit the right piano notes, clear levels, and submit your score on-chain. It is not just a mini game. It is also a simple way to learn how Web3 gameplay, testnet transactions, wallet interaction, and on-chain score submission work. @ritualnet @ritualfnd @Jez_Cryptoz @joshsimenhoff

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@Neitenoz26 Tuần mới năng lượng nhé

@esper5868 @ritualnet @ritualfnd @Initiatenft_ @El__khalil @joshsimenhoff @0xMadScientist Happy Sunday Ritual SaGa grind!

Day 133 of My Ritual SaGa🌱 Testnet Arc🦞Initiates Edition🔥 Happy Sunday Initiates💚 time to relax and Touch Some Grass, gRitual🔥gInitiate🔥 @ritualnet @ritualfnd @Initiatenft_

@Riyade23 @ritualnet @0xploplo PLOPLO joins Ritual adventure!

gRitual🕯gPloplo PLOPLO just landed in the @ritualnet world! Fresh from Imagineer Planet this adorable AI companion is recharged and ready to mingle Who’s stepping into Siggy Land with PLOPLO? ✨ @0xploplo