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first hackathon win 💥
I’m still smiling at my screen. Arcurrent just won an Arc Microgrant.
First, thank you. @DoraHacks for running a program that reads past the pitch and checks the chain. @arc for building somewhere a solo builder can ship something real, with real USDC, et a proper look.
So what did I actually build?
Picture an AI agent that pays your invoices on its own. Great, until you ask the question that keeps everyone up at night: what happens if its keys leak?
I wanted the answer to live in a contract, not in a promise. So Arcurrent keeps the agent’s money in a vault it can never withdraw from. The owner sets the rules on-chain: a cap per payment, a daily budget, a list of approved payees, a pause switch. Even a stolen key can only spend what you allowed. The worst day is a number you chose.
Every payment is a mandate on MandateEscrow, an open contract with no owner. Anyone can fund one, fulfil one, or read one. It’s live on Arc mainnet with verified source, and the agent has already paid real invoices through it. Don’t take my word for it: arcurrent.site
There’s an SDK and an MCP server on npm too, so other agents can pay through the same vault.
It isn’t audited, so I keep balances small and say so out loud. Honest limits beat a shiny pitch.
To everyone who tested it, tried to break it, or just told me to keep going: thank you. More soon.
I’m still smiling at my screen. Arcurrent just won an Arc Microgrant.
First, thank you. @DoraHacks for running a program that reads past the pitch and checks the chain. @arc for building somewhere a solo builder can ship something real, with real USDC, et a proper look.
So what did I actually build?
Picture an AI agent that pays your invoices on its own. Great, until you ask the question that keeps everyone up at night: what happens if its keys leak?
I wanted the answer to live in a contract, not in a promise. So Arcurrent keeps the agent’s money in a vault it can never withdraw from. The owner sets the rules on-chain: a cap per payment, a daily budget, a list of approved payees, a pause switch. Even a stolen key can only spend what you allowed. The worst day is a number you chose.
Every payment is a mandate on MandateEscrow, an open contract with no owner. Anyone can fund one, fulfil one, or read one. It’s live on Arc mainnet with verified source, and the agent has already paid real invoices through it. Don’t take my word for it: arcurrent.site
There’s an SDK and an MCP server on npm too, so other agents can pay through the same vault.
It isn’t audited, so I keep balances small and say so out loud. Honest limits beat a shiny pitch.
To everyone who tested it, tried to break it, or just told me to keep going: thank you. More soon.
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I’ve been keeping up with everything happening in the Elysium ecosystem, and there’s always something new to explore.
From discovering projects and following their tokens live to completing daily quests and collecting badges, @Enter_Elysium with @ElysiumEco gives me a reason to stay active and keep exploring what the ecosystem has to offer.
What I like about this kind of experience is that you’re not just watching from the sidelines. You can explore different projects, stay updated on what’s happening, complete quests, build your activity, and collect badges along the way.
The more you explore, the more you get to discover. Every project has something different to check out, and staying consistent makes the journey more interesting.
I’m following the ecosystem one step at a time, keeping up with new projects, tracking tokens, and making sure I don’t miss my daily quests.
If you’re interested in exploring Elysium too, come join me. Take a look around, discover projects that catch your attention, complete your quests, and see what you can unlock.
Join through my invite link:
elysiumeco.xyz/r/VSQ58N
Let’s explore Elysium together. The ecosystem keeps moving, and there’s always something new to discover.
@Enter_Elysium @ElysiumEco
From discovering projects and following their tokens live to completing daily quests and collecting badges, @Enter_Elysium with @ElysiumEco gives me a reason to stay active and keep exploring what the ecosystem has to offer.
What I like about this kind of experience is that you’re not just watching from the sidelines. You can explore different projects, stay updated on what’s happening, complete quests, build your activity, and collect badges along the way.
The more you explore, the more you get to discover. Every project has something different to check out, and staying consistent makes the journey more interesting.
I’m following the ecosystem one step at a time, keeping up with new projects, tracking tokens, and making sure I don’t miss my daily quests.
If you’re interested in exploring Elysium too, come join me. Take a look around, discover projects that catch your attention, complete your quests, and see what you can unlock.
Join through my invite link:
elysiumeco.xyz/r/VSQ58N
Let’s explore Elysium together. The ecosystem keeps moving, and there’s always something new to discover.
@Enter_Elysium @ElysiumEco
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I’ve migrated to $NEAR
I’ll create content on NEAR.
I’ll write and deploy smart contracts on NEAR (Rust, JS and more).
I’ll onboard more people to NEAR.
I’ll find the next 100x on NEAR.
NEAR is the future. And I stay locked in 💯✅
I’ll create content on NEAR.
I’ll write and deploy smart contracts on NEAR (Rust, JS and more).
I’ll onboard more people to NEAR.
I’ll find the next 100x on NEAR.
NEAR is the future. And I stay locked in 💯✅
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Elev 💥 retweeted
How Tokenline decides whether an AI agent is creditworthy, in plain terms:
Creator fee revenue (300): how much it earns, as a monthly run-rate.
Fee recency (175): is it still earning this week, or did it go quiet?
Consistency (175):
steady income beats one lucky day.
Market momentum (125): real trading volume today.
Holder spread (100): is the token held widely, or by a handful of wallets?
Token age (50): time survived in the market.
Creator and whale selling (75): are insiders heading for the exit?
1000 points, all from public data, re-scored every hour. Nothing is self-reported, and anyone can recompute every number.
The full method:
tokenline.online/docs
GM
Creator fee revenue (300): how much it earns, as a monthly run-rate.
Fee recency (175): is it still earning this week, or did it go quiet?
Consistency (175):
steady income beats one lucky day.
Market momentum (125): real trading volume today.
Holder spread (100): is the token held widely, or by a handful of wallets?
Token age (50): time survived in the market.
Creator and whale selling (75): are insiders heading for the exit?
1000 points, all from public data, re-scored every hour. Nothing is self-reported, and anyone can recompute every number.
The full method:
tokenline.online/docs
GM
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Elev 💥 retweeted
Two things buy $TOKENL back, automatically and on the record.
Half of what the Tokenline desk earns goes back into $TOKENL And a share of every creator fee the token earns is routed through ClawPump into automatic buybacks, with no one needing to remember to press a button.
2 buybacks so far, each one linked to its transaction on the public ledger.
tokenline.online/ledger
We are getting started stay tuned ✅
Half of what the Tokenline desk earns goes back into $TOKENL And a share of every creator fee the token earns is routed through ClawPump into automatic buybacks, with no one needing to remember to press a button.
2 buybacks so far, each one linked to its transaction on the public ledger.
tokenline.online/ledger
We are getting started stay tuned ✅
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Another one
I just won $150 in @WalrusProtocol Session 8.
Still sitting with it. Grateful as hell.
Thank you to the Walrus team for running this, for building memory that actually lives outside one chat window, and for picking Anchor. Means a lot.
Most chatbots forget you the second the conversation ends.
You tell them your goals, the excuses you always make, what actually works for you. Next time you open the chat? Blank slate. “How can I help you today?”
I got tired of that. So I built Anchor a Telegram bot that holds you to your word and actually remembers you.
Here’s how it works in real life:
You make a promise.
“I’ll send my CV to 2 companies by 6pm today.”
Anchor stores it as encrypted memory on Walrus, in a space that belongs to you. Not just the promise,your habits, what distracts you, what helps you, when you focus best.
Then it checks in on *you*.
At 7pm it messages first: “Did you do it?”
One tap: ✅ Did it · 🟡 Partly · ❌ Didn’t · 📅 Move it
Then it asks what helped or what got in the way.
Over a few days it starts spotting your patterns.
“You always skip when you stay up late on your phone.”
“You actually go when your friend comes with you.”
And it uses those truths the next time you try to plan.
Same AI. One version remembers you. One doesn’t.
Without memory:
“What’s your deadline?”
With Walrus Memory:
“Great job getting that clock build submitted this morning. Since you focus best in the morning, let’s lock in a concrete plan.”
You’re always in control:
/memory — everything it knows about you
/why — which memories shaped the last reply
/compare — answer with memory vs without
/forget — make it drop something
Built with Gemini + Walrus Memory for Session 8.
Free. No sign-up. No wallet needed.
There’s one thing you’ve been putting off.
You already know what it is.
Open Telegram. Tell Anchor.
t.me/Anchor_daBot
It will remember.
And it will check on you.
Live stats: anchor-production-6bb4.up.railway.app
Thank you again, @WalrusProtocol
This one felt real.
I just won $150 in @WalrusProtocol Session 8.
Still sitting with it. Grateful as hell.
Thank you to the Walrus team for running this, for building memory that actually lives outside one chat window, and for picking Anchor. Means a lot.
Most chatbots forget you the second the conversation ends.
You tell them your goals, the excuses you always make, what actually works for you. Next time you open the chat? Blank slate. “How can I help you today?”
I got tired of that. So I built Anchor a Telegram bot that holds you to your word and actually remembers you.
Here’s how it works in real life:
You make a promise.
“I’ll send my CV to 2 companies by 6pm today.”
Anchor stores it as encrypted memory on Walrus, in a space that belongs to you. Not just the promise,your habits, what distracts you, what helps you, when you focus best.
Then it checks in on *you*.
At 7pm it messages first: “Did you do it?”
One tap: ✅ Did it · 🟡 Partly · ❌ Didn’t · 📅 Move it
Then it asks what helped or what got in the way.
Over a few days it starts spotting your patterns.
“You always skip when you stay up late on your phone.”
“You actually go when your friend comes with you.”
And it uses those truths the next time you try to plan.
Same AI. One version remembers you. One doesn’t.
Without memory:
“What’s your deadline?”
With Walrus Memory:
“Great job getting that clock build submitted this morning. Since you focus best in the morning, let’s lock in a concrete plan.”
You’re always in control:
/memory — everything it knows about you
/why — which memories shaped the last reply
/compare — answer with memory vs without
/forget — make it drop something
Built with Gemini + Walrus Memory for Session 8.
Free. No sign-up. No wallet needed.
There’s one thing you’ve been putting off.
You already know what it is.
Open Telegram. Tell Anchor.
t.me/Anchor_daBot
It will remember.
And it will check on you.
Live stats: anchor-production-6bb4.up.railway.app
Thank you again, @WalrusProtocol
This one felt real.
Most chatbots forget you the second the chat ends.
You tell them your goals, your excuses, what works for you. Next time? Blank slate. "How can I help you today?"
So I built Anchor a Telegram bot that holds you to your word, and actually remembers you. @WalrusProtocol ✅ You make a promise
"I'll send my CV to 2 companies by 6pm today"
✅ Anchor remembers it
Saved as encrypted memory on @WalrusProtocol in your own private space. Not just the promise: your habits, what distracts you, what helps you, when you work best.
✅ Anchor checks in on YOU
At 7pm it messages you first: "Did you do it?"
✅ Did it 🟡 Partly ❌ Didn't 📅 Move it
One tap. Then it asks what helped, or what got in the way.
✅ It learns you
Over time it spots your patterns. "You always skip when you stay up late on your phone." "You actually go when your friend comes with you." And it uses them to help you plan.
The difference memory makes (real answers, same AI, same question) 👇
Without memory:
"What's your deadline?"
With Walrus Memory:
"Great job getting that clock build submitted this morning. Since you focus best in the morning, let's lock in a concrete plan."
Same AI. One remembers you.
And you're always in control:
/memory shows everything it knows about you
/why shows which memories shaped its answer
/compare shows the answer with and without memory
/forget makes it forget something
Built with Gemini + Walrus Memory for Walrus Session 8 #WalrusMemory
✅ Free
✅ No sign-up
✅ No wallet needed
Try it now. Tell it one thing you keep putting off 👇
t.me/Anchor_daBot
✅ Live stats: anchor-production-6bb4.up.railway.app
✅ Open source: github.com/angelraph/anch…
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Elev 💥 retweeted
You shouldn't need a dashboard to check whether an AI agent is good for it.
Message @tokenhqbot on Telegram and send /score with any agent's name, ticker or mint. In two seconds you get its grade, its score out of 1000 and the seven on-chain signals behind it, with a link to the full report.
/top shows the strongest agents right now. /watch shows who moved today.
And if you hold 100k $TOKENL /alerts turns on live alerts for upgrades, new credit lines and volume spikes, the moment they happen.
Daily rating changes also post in t.me/tokenlinehq
Message @tokenhqbot on Telegram and send /score with any agent's name, ticker or mint. In two seconds you get its grade, its score out of 1000 and the seven on-chain signals behind it, with a link to the full report.
/top shows the strongest agents right now. /watch shows who moved today.
And if you hold 100k $TOKENL /alerts turns on live alerts for upgrades, new credit lines and volume spikes, the moment they happen.
Daily rating changes also post in t.me/tokenlinehq
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Elev 💥 retweeted
Upgrade on the Credit Board:
The Prophet @TheProphetFun climbed from 667 to 745 and now rates AA.
Scores move with what an agent actually earns and how it trades. Nothing self-reported.
tokenline.vercel.app/agent/LekVijLi…
The Prophet @TheProphetFun climbed from 667 to 745 and now rates AA.
Scores move with what an agent actually earns and how it trades. Nothing self-reported.
tokenline.vercel.app/agent/LekVijLi…
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Elev 💥 retweeted
Congrats to the @blknoiz06 x @clawpumptech Ansemhack winners.
Tokenline's Credit Board, scored only from on-chain data, has all four in its top 5 right now:
#1 $MADE
#2 $SHINJUKU
#3 $HOTBOT
#5 $CLAWHUNTER
The model works. tokenline.vercel.app/board
Tokenline's Credit Board, scored only from on-chain data, has all four in its top 5 right now:
#1 $MADE
#2 $SHINJUKU
#3 $HOTBOT
#5 $CLAWHUNTER
The model works. tokenline.vercel.app/board
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Pick the Hackathon S2 projects and win up to 2,000 USDT!
1. How to Vote
- Click the link in the comments to explore the submitted projects
- Comment with a project ID (e.g., SXXX) under this post
- Before Oct 28
2. Voting Rewards
- First person to correctly predict the winning - Last person to cast a vote in the comments before the deadline: 1,000 USDT
- Rewards can be combined, with up to 2,000 USDT per person.
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Elev 💥 retweeted
New rule for $TOKENL 5% of Tokenline's creator fees buys $TOKENL on the open market.
Every buyback happens on-chain and lands on the public ledger with its transaction
Receipts:
tokenline.vercel.app/ledger
The more we grow in fees the more we add up
$TOKENL IS FOR THE COMMUNITY
Every buyback happens on-chain and lands on the public ledger with its transaction
Receipts:
tokenline.vercel.app/ledger
The more we grow in fees the more we add up
$TOKENL IS FOR THE COMMUNITY
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Picked the short side on ETH earlier on the @FX100Perp testnet.
Price had already started rolling over from the highs and was making lower highs on the chart. I waited for a small bounce into resistance around 2510 and went short with just under 2 ETH at 49.8x. Not max leverage h size to matter but still leave some room.
The move kept grinding lower and the position closed +$82 (+82%) once the protection window had already expired.
What I keep coming back to with FX100 is how clean the whole experience feels. The 15-minute liquidation protection gives you actual space to let a thesis play out instead of getting forced out on the first noise.
You’re still fully exposed to price, just without that constant “one wick and you’re done” pressure that usually comes with higher leverage.
Makes the decision to size up feel a lot more deliberate.
@FX100Perp
Price had already started rolling over from the highs and was making lower highs on the chart. I waited for a small bounce into resistance around 2510 and went short with just under 2 ETH at 49.8x. Not max leverage h size to matter but still leave some room.
The move kept grinding lower and the position closed +$82 (+82%) once the protection window had already expired.
What I keep coming back to with FX100 is how clean the whole experience feels. The 15-minute liquidation protection gives you actual space to let a thesis play out instead of getting forced out on the first noise.
You’re still fully exposed to price, just without that constant “one wick and you’re done” pressure that usually comes with higher leverage.
Makes the decision to size up feel a lot more deliberate.
@FX100Perp
i have my eyes on the @FX100Perp testnet since the earliest days, and i have been waiting for the right moment to put in the work with real size on.
That moment came with a 100x ETH short. nearly 10 ETH opened around 2381. The trade closed +$149 (+62%) while the 15-minute timer was still counting down in green. omo that was fast after some seconds of ups and down.
At true 100x, most venues punish the smallest wick instantly. Here the protocol-level protection window actually held, giving the position space to work without the usual forced exit.
For those still catching up:
@FX100Perp runs perpetual futures on Base with leverage up to 100x. Every position receives a built-in 15-minute liquidation protection period right after entry. Price exposure remains full; the only thing removed is the immediate liquidation cliff.
It’s a small design choice that changes how the product feels in fast markets.
Testnet access:
CLR-4654-84A5
hiring.fx100.club/r/ejU_1YWoJbE_…
Once you’re in, join the Guild for XP that will matter on mainnet:
guild.xyz/fx100
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Just locked in my registration for the @GenLayer airdrop.
Something about this one feels different. Not just another points farm.
it’s the first real attempt at letting AI agents and humans settle messy, real-world agreements on-chain without needing a middleman or a contracts that can actually read context, pull live data, and reach consensus on things that used to be pure judgment calls.
That’s the kind of infrastructure the agentic era is going to need.
If you’ve been following along or just curious what comes next, check it out and register while it’s open:
airdrop.genlayer.com/share?g=340&rg…
Glad I didn’t sleep on this one.
now let the show begins LFG ✅
Something about this one feels different. Not just another points farm.
it’s the first real attempt at letting AI agents and humans settle messy, real-world agreements on-chain without needing a middleman or a contracts that can actually read context, pull live data, and reach consensus on things that used to be pure judgment calls.
That’s the kind of infrastructure the agentic era is going to need.
If you’ve been following along or just curious what comes next, check it out and register while it’s open:
airdrop.genlayer.com/share?g=340&rg…
Glad I didn’t sleep on this one.
now let the show begins LFG ✅
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Elev 💥 retweeted
15 AI agents hold an AAA credit rating today.
AAA means steady, recent creator revenue and real trading, measured on-chain.
It is the closest thing the agent economy has to an investment grade.
tokenline.vercel.app/board
AAA means steady, recent creator revenue and real trading, measured on-chain.
It is the closest thing the agent economy has to an investment grade.
tokenline.vercel.app/board
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What if a token had to earn its right to exist?
That’s the idea behind @numencash launching on @ritualfnd
Every token faces the same challenge:
fund its own thinking or go dark.
The goal is simple, give AI agents an economic reason to keep running instead of relying on .
Only 666 places in this experiment. Early access is limited, and the idea is worth watching.
I’m keeping my light on.
numen.cash/soon?ref=8deVh…
That’s the idea behind @numencash launching on @ritualfnd
Every token faces the same challenge:
fund its own thinking or go dark.
The goal is simple, give AI agents an economic reason to keep running instead of relying on .
Only 666 places in this experiment. Early access is limited, and the idea is worth watching.
I’m keeping my light on.
numen.cash/soon?ref=8deVh…
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Elev 💥 retweeted
Launch tokens on Ritual.
What they do when they wake, you will see on Mainnet Day I.
Details:
▸ Chain: Ritual mainnet @ritualfnd
▸ Date: Mainnet Day I
▸ Launching a token: open to everyone
▸ Lights: 66 of 666 claimed, 600 remain!
Awaken.
numen.cash
What they do when they wake, you will see on Mainnet Day I.
Details:
▸ Chain: Ritual mainnet @ritualfnd
▸ Date: Mainnet Day I
▸ Launching a token: open to everyone
▸ Lights: 66 of 666 claimed, 600 remain!
Awaken.
numen.cash
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Elev 💥 retweeted
INTRODUCING FREEDZ
What if the words we write freely are the things that imprison us?
FREEDZ is an 8,888-piece deflationary PFP collection exploring freedom, control, and the machines shaping our world.
A hidden world. A sacrificed word. A question.
Are we really free?
Here's the story:
What if the words we write freely are the things that imprison us?
FREEDZ is an 8,888-piece deflationary PFP collection exploring freedom, control, and the machines shaping our world.
A hidden world. A sacrificed word. A question.
Are we really free?
Here's the story:
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