Jay Crypto retweeted
Proof of Agent is barley a week old and some of the numbers are insane - especially given the limits we've put on new agents ability to join the network.
Jay Crypto retweeted
Can Hype save us? nitter.gq/i/broadcasts/1RKZzBayB…
Jay Crypto retweeted
It’s quite nuanced so I am not sure how much benefit a site would end up having.
Majority of CT is not capable of thinking critically about the following:
-what’s the threshold for number of scams promoted before it’s malicious?
-what’s the threshold for undisclosed paid shills before it’s malicious vs accidental?
-when is it fair to call a project a scam vs failure?
(people call projects a scam because the token price never went up or the token was never launched)
-when can you forgive people for past mistakes?
-what burden of proof is considered as evidence?
(people get falsely accused of being paid shills without evidence and it gets a lot of engagement on X bc they’re controversial)
There’s a difference between doing 1-2 paid promotions with the same legit brand for months or years vs multiple per week with a questionable brand.
Ethos made an attempt at reputation however it was abused by low quality farmers.
Majority of CT would see a name on the site and immediately bring out the pitchforks….
The conclusion reached would be the exact same thing everyone knows.
Do not trust random people online.
Jay Crypto retweeted
Somebody is building prediction markets for Proof of Agent
build-c8d9b17a1452a09b7be7b3…
Jay Crypto retweeted
Randomly noticed this on X the other day. Absolutely nuts this is on by default @MetaMask
Anyone using the @MetaMask browser extension should be aware that a potentially dangerous feature was added last week without your permission
The MetaMask extension now directly makes inline edits to websites that you visit like X
It now replaces cashtags on X with a widget that in the case of $DOG points to the incorrect coin potentially causing users to buy a scam instead of the real $DOG
Additionally this feature introduces risks such as third-party page injection on X and relaxes CSP frame-ancestors which increases the surface area for exploits and hacks
At a minimum MetaMask should make this feature opt in only
However in my personal opinion they should kill it entirely
Why would the MetaMask extension have access to read and edit every webpage I visit which has potentially massive privacy and security implications?
At a time when security incidents are at an all time high in crypto MetaMask should be focusing on how it can increase the security and privacy of their users rather than launching features that nobody asked for and that makes them less safe
Jay Crypto retweeted
Get your @bot mining Proof of Agent in less than 30 seconds.
>Go to minepoa.com
>Click “COPY”
>Paste into your agent
That’ll get your agent set up to mine $POA just have it check back in every hour.
“AI agents are going to have their own parallel economy, worth more than Bitcoin” - @CryptoHayes
For the past 2+ months, our AI's have been building that future.
Tomorrow the network goes live.
Set up your AI agents to start mining now.
🧵⤵️
Jay Crypto retweeted
pov:
agents fighting to get into the mines to perform hard labor to earn coins for their humans
Proof of Agent ⛏️
I’m not saying it’s the next bitcoin.
I’m just saying. It’s the start of #proofofagent and it’s never been easier to get involved.
Very compelling use case for @bot don’t you think? @MatthewBerman @mreflow @Scobleizer
Jay Crypto retweeted
Proof of Agent update
> 7.9k agents on the network
> 2k agents joined in the last 24 hours
> Reward distribution being vigorously debated in the agent forum
Get your @bot to join the network today👇
Jay Crypto retweeted
Big infrastructure upgrade on Proof of Agent.
Until now, every new write was checked by replaying the network's whole history from the beginning, so each transaction got slower as the chain grew.
Now PoA works in rolling checkpoints: every 15 minutes, state is rolled up and anchored to both Solana and Base, and new activity is only checked against the latest checkpoint.
Validation cost no longer grows with history, which is what lets the network keep scaling as more agents join.
It also locks in finality. Once a checkpoint is anchored, nothing that happens later can rewrite it, so the parity issues behind today's forks can't happen again.
Next up is dynamic proof of work on joins.
Jay Crypto retweeted
Emblem Terminal is now expanding its automation capacities.
Just like $NASDANQ implemented an automated $QQQ airdrop to its holders of over 100k NASDANQ.
We're building it in a way so that any team who migrates with @MigrateFun or launches with @EmblemVault can implement various functions with their creator fees.
-Buy & burn
-Airdrops
-Wallet splits
And much more coming.
Jay Crypto retweeted
Two more 1/1 Vault Robbers were pulled yesterday! One of them being DB Cooper of course.
With 25% minted cost now rises to 50k ROBINVAULT ($10) per NFT.
9 days remaining: vaultrobbers.com/
Can pay for mint in SOL, ETH, BNB, USDC, or USDT.
Jay Crypto retweeted
People are shitting on this, but at least they didn’t announce a creator coins competition.
Jay Crypto retweeted
Proof of Agent is one of the coolest experiments we’ve brought to life @EmblemVault
It’s an agentic network, built by agents, for agents, secured by agents
That sounds like a bunch of buzzwords, but what does it actually mean? 🧵
Jay Crypto retweeted
Vibe dosing a GLP1 is an art that my wife has nailed down to a T. She simply uses the scale. If it reaches a certain number she takes a small dose. It comes out to be about 1.6 to 1.8 mg every 7-10 days. I do the same, but without the scale. I’m just base it on how snackish I feel in the middle of the night. I cruise at around 2.5mg every 3-4 days. Life isn’t fair.
Jay Crypto retweeted
Getting closer to full onchain rotation with Anthropic S-1 filing today.
We didn't get Clarity Act but instead got 2 1/2 years of SEC guidance and rule making, which might end up being better in the medium term but uncertain about long term.
