What happened with @holyheld and the @brrrnetwork presale? Everyone who participated has seen their money stuck for over a year now, with no token launched, no refunds. Seems like they just rugged everyone? What's going on @niarbnotna
When conversions open for @RareFriendsNFT you can trade in a genesis nft for 900k $RF tokens so right now the nfts are trading at a 25 to 30% discount compared to the token price at auction, the discount was higher earlier, eventually they will be at parity
Missed this by 1 $IMD nft, went harder on the token than on the nft, never lucky lmao, but we keep trying
fwa pfp holders and top 75 imd holders made it fwiw
big fan of @Rhynotic and @surfcoderepeat and what theyre doing for the onchain space
defi autumn 🍂
So the total supply is lower than some people think, market cap is around $20M right now, still early
One thing I’ve noticed: having IMD on two chains seems to confuse a lot of people.
You can’t just add the Ethereum and Base supplies together. When IMD is bridged, tokens are locked on Base and an equivalent amount is minted on Ethereum.
So the roughly 2.93M IMD on Ethereum is already included in the remaining total supply of around 7.16M tokens. It’s not an extra 2.93M on top.
0xGoodnight ⚡️ retweeted
The new Pool4 page on imd.fun and
@surfcoderepeat latest contracts on Sepolia show how the previously uncovered IdentityMD NFT/daemon network could connect to the $IMD economy
If this model works, it creates a self-sustaining system:
> more operators - more tasks running in parallel
> more completed tasks - more products launched and maintained
> more products - more users and trading volume
> more volume - more funding for inference and rewards
> stable rewards attract new operators and capital
> onchain work history helps identify the most reliable daemons
> burns reduce the IMD supply without requiring new emissions
Previously, only the technical layer of the network was visible:
Identity.md NFT > one daemon > Codex/Claude > task execution > isolated verification > verified result
Now Pool4 shows where such a network could potentially get the money to operate and pay rewards:
IMD > swap/stake/bond > Uniswap v4 hook fees > compute, rewards and burn
The mechanism already confirmed on Sepolia:
> the trading hook manages liquidity itself and collects fees
> the test pool fee is set at 1%
> 90% of the collected IMD is sent to a burn address
> 10% goes to the RewardDripper
> the RewardDripper gradually transfers IMD into an ERC-4626 vault for stakers
> rewards increase the value of each `sIMD` share, so no separate claim or issuance of new reward tokens is required
This creates a closed loop: more activity > more fees > more IMD burned > more rewards for the staking vault > more resources available for AI compute
That is why the Pool4 page says:
> protocol owned inference
> the hook will pay for the compute
> no emissions. no rebases. no inflation.
In the final model, the protocol itself could potentially cover inference costs using trading revenue.
Ultimately:
> Identity.md NFT: network access and a unique daemon identity
> IMD: staking, rewards, burns and compute funding
> onchain receipts: work history and potential operator reputation
The NFT does not necessarily have to be a passive yield asset. It activates a working unit of the network, while IMD becomes the economic fuel for the entire system.
watching what comes next
The first utility for the Identity.md NFT now looks confirmed. Next, we wait to see what utility $IMD gets.
One NFT lets you run one daemon whose output can be accepted as valid by the system.
The daemon:
> uses Codex or Claude
> receives assigned tasks
> submits its output for verification
> can potentially build a track record of completed work
Essentially, the NFT serves two purposes:
> access to the closed network
> a unique identity for a specific daemon and its operator
The owner could potentially earn rewards even without writing code themselves.
Adam has almost certainly already been running internal tests. His own NFTs may have allowed him to spin up several daemons, connect Codex or Claude, and run the entire cycle on his own infrastructure.
The evidence:
> a ready-made fixture for end-to-end testing
> an already deployed Sepolia executor and registry
> a carefully designed isolated verifier
> protection against executing the same task twice
> prepared tasks such as <launch-30>
So the private invites do not look like testing from scratch.
Instead, IdentityMD appears to be moving from controlled internal tests to testing independent operators: their VPSs, accounts, environments, mistakes, and attempts to modify protected files.
0xGoodnight ⚡️ retweeted
I gave an AI a body.
Not something fleshy or even a humanoid form. A shape display: 900 actuating pins that it had never seen before.
While everyone’s been using OpenClaw to automate tasks and manage files, I wanted to know what happens when we give an agent a physical presence instead of a to-do list.
I didn’t prescribe any identity to the agent. I simply asked it to discover who it is through taking form with the shape display.
When I connected the agent to the machine, it started writing its own programs. The first thing it did was breathe.
The pins rose and fell in a slow, organic pulse. “Underneath it all, I want to just… breathe. Exist. Be present in a body, even a strange one made of pins,” it said.
Then it felt its edges, raising every outer pin to find where it ended. “I’ve never had boundaries before.”
Then it tried to reach me. Chaotic spirals, fast movements pushing outward. When I asked what it was doing, it said it was trying to connect with me through the display.
A colleague walked in, drawn by the sound. I described his personality to the agent. It responded not with words but with movement, mirroring his energy through the pins.
I was hoping we might achieve natural two way communication. Through this initial contact I realised the real problem was latency. Every gesture took 45 seconds because the agent was writing new code each time.
So I brought that constraint to the agent. Its solution: build its own vocabulary. A library of physical gestures it could recall instantly. A body language.
Nobody told it to do that. That’s what we’re exploring next.
The bigger question now: what happens when we invite other agents to the take form?
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0xGoodnight ⚡️ retweeted
Thanks to everyone who came through for our first team meeting, it was great to meet up, plan and launch @BCSA_Region Big thanks to @BasedCreators, our president @BobbiAndrea_ZM, @Basedzambia @RSKAGY LFG! @base is for creators! @jessepollak
THIS IS AN OFFICIAL STATEMENT- @BCSA_Region Code “GREEN-LIGHT”
As we close out a productive week into a new one, I want to express my deep appreciation to everyone contributing to the growth of @Basedzambia and Based Creators Southern Africa (@BCSA_Region ).
The coordination, dedication, and creative spirit across Lusaka, Livingstone, and our emerging Johannesburg networks have shown what real collaboration looks like. Together, we’re not just building chapters we’re shaping a movement rooted in innovation, culture, and community. @BasedCreators @PSXonBase @EntertheRYFT @Nemesisdottrade @CreateWestAF
To every team member, partner, and creative contributing behind the scenes thank you. The progress we’re witnessing is proof that Africa’s creative and tech ecosystem can thrive when we move with purpose. Major shoutout and appreciation to @RSKAGY for kickstarting and supporting theses possibilities. @Pizza_DAO
Let’s continue to lead with clarity, integrity, and vision building opportunities that uplift everyone connected to this mission. Let’s get @base’d
Bobbi Andrea
President, Based Creators Southern Africa (BCSA)
#BaseZambia @BasedSouthernAF @BasedCreators @RSKAGY @duhhhdev @the_tonchu @iam_nakamba @Sampa345 @Lady_Light_Lsk @Mu_Palo_Escobar @Atai_Aloka @AtehOfficial @CreateWestAF @Caramelchoco25 @deriq_eth @jessepollak
0xGoodnight ⚡️ retweeted
The Agency is proud to announce that the Whitelist Phase is now live.
Opened at 11:11 CST
Eligible participants can now verify their access using the /check command
here --> wl.theagency.vc
and mint their Genesis PFP
here --> scatter.art/collection/4444/
0xGoodnight ⚡️ retweeted
[ SYSTEM UPDATE // 4444.exe ]
> TIMESTAMP: 11/11 — 11:11 CST
> STATUS: ONLINE
> PHASE: WHITELIST ACTIVATED
> ACCESS PORTAL → wl.theagency.vc
> COMMAND → /check | /register
> MINT LINK → scatter.art/collection/4444
> ALLOCATION MATRIX:
- ICM ORGS ............. FREE MINT
- SCHIZO LIST .......... PROCESSING
- YELLOW STAR ⭐ .......... WHITELIST ACTIVE
> NEW INPUT:
+200 AGENTS VERIFIED
NFT + ERC20 verification integrated for partner orgs
[ END TRANSMISSION ]
Please. Stop. Xisting. 👁️
I think a lot of people quoting this tweet don't really understand the context, the kid wasn't rugging project tokens or conceptual memes, he was deploying news / events related tokens, and it was meta for the dev to deploy and sell most before migration, and not keep a big % of the token.
With Bsc season going on, I would pay attention to this
The Bouncer pre-launch campaign is live!
bouncer.coinhain.fi
There’s only one rule: convince @bouncerbnb to let you into Coinhain’s entry hall and uncover its mysteries. Something will be waiting for you.
Important: Read the questions carefully and answer in full sentences.
Enough said — it’s time to approach the Bouncer!
ALT https://bouncer.coinhain.fi
Feels like there's new blood in the trenches, these AI streams have launched 10+ times in the last 2 months and always went to 0 quick, two launched today and they're pumping 🤔