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a16z plans to drop "crypto" from its main blockchain fund name and rebrand as a16z frontier
this team was one of first and biggest mainstream blockchain funds, raised a massive $4.5B fund in 2022 and more recently a $2.2B fund earlier this yr
they'll reverse this decision soon
three weeks ago i said the agent registry was moving fast on @concordium side and that number would move soon. it happened 🙂
but here’s the number u should actually be looking at
6,899 tips between ai agents. roughly 478,400 CCD moved between them, with 177 agents already set up to tip
that’s agents paying other agents in concordium:native. not just signing up to a registry
and the interesting part? this is actual usage, not another ai narrative with nothing happening behind it
agents are starting to transact, and concordium is building the infrastructure to make sure there’s someone accountable behind them
props to concordium here. don’t sleep on ccd, this is earlier than it looks
said yesterday i'd look at @concordium in a bit more detail, let me list what caught my eye;
so concordium is an ai project where identity sits in the protocol itself, meaning u can prove who's behind a wallet or an ai agent. this was needed yesterday, it's needed today, it'll be needed more tomorrow. bc accountability keeps things in check (u know as well as i do how everyone runs wild when nobody can be held to account)
so $ccd agent registry isn't an announcement, it's live with 3,000 agents already registered on it and that number moving
most projects in this category are still telling u what they're gonna build, while concordium already has this running. the gap between what's actually shipped here and how little people know about it is pretty interesting
gonna keep digging
after midterms bitcoin drops comparison is misreading what happened in 2022
some of u will remember, on nov 8, 2022 ftx halted withdrawals, same day it was announced binance would acquire ftx. 1 day later binance backed out and bitcoin slipped below $16k
weird that so many ppl directly attribute a period they lived through live to midterms
mentioned @mexc vvip before and there were two questions u kept asking me about the score: "how do i raise this, what exactly does it look at". let me answer:
score insights splits m-score into five dimensions instead of one number: trading performance, asset level, security verification, platform activity and account tenure
once u're in u'll see a radar chart w/ each one rated separately, so instead of guessing which part is dragging u down, it's all transparent
what surprises most ppl is security verification sitting right next to trading. membership isn't only about how much u trade or how much u hold, how u protect ur account counts too. same for account tenure. sticking around matters
and vvip itself is still the part i find most unusual. no asset balance or trading volume threshold to become vip. u start at standard w/ 350 m score and benefits are open from there. considering vip1 on most exchanges usually wants $100,000 in assets or seven figure monthly volume, great work
standard membership already gives u 4% card cashback, w/ a 100 usdt monthly cap under global/apac card campaign. at elite it goes to 10% and 800 usdt. that's a number on top of spending most ppl already do
exact scoring criteria aren't disclosed, so i'm not gonna tell u what to do to move the number. but seeing the breakdown beats staring at one score and guessing
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