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BREAKING: ANNOUNCEMENT
Without further ado, we are very excited to be announcing the eyebrow launchpad focused on AI (agents) & Security.
While shipping and facing the challenges shared earlier today, we figured that if we cannot build it all ourselves, why not let others build on top of the eyebrow cornerstones to grow our eyebrow ecosystem even further. This is not another launchpad. We are providing the infrastructure, embedding detailed hooks, and will support with direct strategic advisory to the teams in the cohorts.
We will be sharing a lot of information on all aspects of the launchpad, it's model, $BROW's role, the selection procedure, and how eyebrow secures both the projects as the investors.
Or you can watch our below video and find the alpha, because it is full of it.
The future is NOW!
Brow’s
Autist dev is (c)locked-in
We are shipping this weekend. Faster than expected.
That is why we need red markets. Strengthen the foundations, reinforce the conviction and ambition, and ship for the future.
Although we can’t put a finger on the exact date, we will take into consideration the market conditions.
In the coming week we will open up the possibility for devs to submit their idea/project.
The first projects launching on the eyebrow launchpad will get some bonus perks. More on this later.
Let’s cook. No time for Halloween crap!
$BROW #EYEBROW
Yesterday's Binance hack is the largest theft crypto has ever seen: around $6.3B taken across ten blockchains, most of it in about twenty minutes.
Our thoughts are with everyone affected. Credit to Binance for pausing withdrawals quickly and committing to cover all losses, and to Tether and Circle for freezing around $3 billion.
Binance's early findings point to a single entry point: a compromised engineer's laptop. They say they found no sign that private keys were leaked. One developer machine had a route to the systems that move money.
That should stay with all of us. A developer's machine runs dozens of tools with that developer's own permissions, more of them AI-driven every month, and very few teams can say exactly what is running on theirs today.
That is the problem eyebrow works on. We don't know yet how this laptop was compromised.
The lesson is already clear though: security starts at the root, on the machines that build and run everything else.
Stay safu, check what you have installed, and let's make this space harder to rob.
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@eyebrowCC - $BROW - $220K
🟢 eyebrow introduced a launchpad for AI agents and security, so other teams can build on top of the eyebrow contracts rather than eyebrow building everything itself.
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BREAKING: ANNOUNCEMENT
Without further ado, we are very excited to be announcing the eyebrow launchpad focused on AI (agents) & Security.
While shipping and facing the challenges shared earlier today, we figured that if we cannot build it all ourselves, why not let others build on top of the eyebrow cornerstones to grow our eyebrow ecosystem even further. This is not another launchpad. We are providing the infrastructure, embedding detailed hooks, and will support with direct strategic advisory to the teams in the cohorts.
We will be sharing a lot of information on all aspects of the launchpad, it's model, $BROW's role, the selection procedure, and how eyebrow secures both the projects as the investors.
Or you can watch our below video and find the alpha, because it is full of it.
The future is NOW!
HM
We are doing an announcement of our announcement here.
Ironing out some details while sharing some insights in our thinking process and the struggle.
Launching on @ponsdotfamily V1 meant we were getting a very small piece of the creator fee pie. Most of it in $BROW token. Since we were not willing to sell - and we have not sold a single $BROW since launch - we decided to lock all team tokens for 12 months with a vesting schedule. At that particular moment, it was valued well over $33,000.
So, some of the challenges we faced:
- We wanted to build more, but that required more time and meant moving slower, which is no option in crypto.
- We wanted to add people, but we fair launched, had limited to no budget to expand our team with experienced sales persons and business developers to put our products out there.
- Let's be honest, most of the people in crypto are not your users, unless it is a tool like trading, dex, swap etc. So the customer conversion ratio was very high.
- We have great product developments on the roadmap, like the verified hub and more, but feel this will take time and it will be a trade-off. Doing the one means we cant do something else.
So how can we move faster? How can we add more value. How to still improve and secure the space and make sure our reach goes as far as the sun shines while embracing the above challenges.
One of our topholders have been instrumental in helping and supporting us in developing our new product, which is not unique as such, but quite unique in its form. We have added loads of value for the $BROW token (thickening the liquidity, buyback and burns and expected increased demand of the token used in the ecosystem).
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$BROW is holding the rising support from August while the market stays quiet 👀
It sold down into the low 170s and wicks to below 150s, but the higher-low structure is intact and buyers are showing up at the blue trendline. Worth watching.
Meanwhile @eyebrowCC keeps shipping:
• Open-source engine, Cloud API and GitHub App live
• BROWser agent catching real issues across agent projects
• Partnership including toolchain verification
• New roadmap in the works, with token utility and the buyback/burn mechanism front and center
• Over 50% of revenue directed back into $BROW
Onchain liquidity is thin and attention is elsewhere. Not if but rather when it comes back, I think builders like this are well placed 💪
(Holding. NFA. DYOR.)
$BROW lost the rising trendline, that’s just the truth.
What it did after is more interesting. Sold off into the 470–500k zone, printed a tight flag, and now it’s poking out the top of that channel with the bounce holding 👀
Break and hold above this little range and you’re looking back at 700k first, then the 900k wick. Lose the flag and it’s just another range chop.
Same story underneath. @eyebrowCC keeps shipping. Chart is trying to catch up 📈
HM,
working on our new roadmap.
Meanwhile, we have seen some engagement on eyebrow to participate more in bounties, so we want to gauge interest from our community about an idea we had.
1. Bounties for real findings
Aside from us finding breaches, we want hunters (could be any person or your AI agent) to submit drift or malicious skills they find in public repos. The eyebrow scanner confirms the finding before anyone gets paid, and payouts are in $BROW and a part will automatically burn too.
The benefit for our ecosystem is that it grows eyebrow’s dataset and its review pipeline with outside help. Bounties are paid from a pool funded by verification revenue and creator fee. Hunters need to hold $BROW to get paid.
This would mean more engagement, more reach, more exposure to the $BROW token.
2. Gamify the hunt
Would the hunt be more fun as a recurring game where we would hide tampered skills and MCP servers among clean ones, and players race to find them using eyebrow’s tools. To get people more familiar with our use cases? Winners earn $BROW or can burn the reward.
Again, these are some thoughts coming from our new intern.
Ergo, continuing to work on our new roadmap. More information on that soon.
We have been quiet today. We are finalizing our new roadmap, where eyebrow aims to play a exceptional role in the growth of security within the web3 space.
This will also put the value of $BROW on top, giving it a strong token utility and a fundamental position within the renewed ecosystem of eyebrow.
Aiming to have it ready to announce tomorrow. eyebrow for the believers!
#AI #GROWTH #SECURITY
We have been quiet today. We are finalizing our new roadmap, where eyebrow aims to play a exceptional role in the growth of security within the web3 space.
This will also put the value of $BROW on top, giving it a strong token utility and a fundamental position within the renewed ecosystem of eyebrow.
Aiming to have it ready to announce tomorrow. eyebrow for the believers!
#AI #GROWTH #SECURITY
We hope y'all touched some grass or felt some rain today.
This week is going to be a great week. eyebrow digging deeper in the AI narrative.
The list of builds that will direct and indirect value is being endless, but we know exactly what our next move this.
$BROW ⏳⏳⏳
A slow day but we have not been sitting still. Our dev had an epiphany.
So we are working some stuff out, testing it and hope to share more very soon. eyebrow has been one of the frontrunner and loudest screamers on @RobinhoodApp regarding AI, AI agents, AI security etc.
While most folks had their guns pointed to tokenized stocks, eyebrow kept shipping, understanding the major risks of AI and AI agents.
We received some great input from the community about doing things like a bounty hunt or other challenges.
But our core focus has always been on the flywheel. How to put $BROW in the center of our ecosystem.
Later this week, things will fall into place. eyebrow will lead the AI revolution on @RobinhoodApp ourselves.
A slow day but we have not been sitting still. Our dev had an epiphany.
So we are working some stuff out, testing it and hope to share more very soon. eyebrow has been one of the frontrunner and loudest screamers on @RobinhoodApp regarding AI, AI agents, AI security etc.
While most folks had their guns pointed to tokenized stocks, eyebrow kept shipping, understanding the major risks of AI and AI agents.
We received some great input from the community about doing things like a bounty hunt or other challenges.
But our core focus has always been on the flywheel. How to put $BROW in the center of our ecosystem.
Later this week, things will fall into place. eyebrow will lead the AI revolution on @RobinhoodApp ourselves.
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This must be some of the first questions we started with. Let's share what our Lead dev and co-founder Alex thinks about this:
Q1: is it a LARP?
Alex: I'm sure there’s a version of this that’s just a landing page with the word “security” on it and a token attached. I’ve seen enough of those. And the uncomfortable thing is that from the outside, on day one, you can’t tell them apart from the real thing.
So the test I set myself was pretty simple: can I write the thing before I talk about it. And honestly, the problem itself protected me a bit, because it’s not a vibes problem. Either your agent loads eleven plugins or it doesn’t. Either that MCP server changed since Tuesday or it didn’t. There’s no interpretation layer where you can hide. You run it, you get a list, the list is right or it’s wrong, and anyone can check. That is what I love about our solutions at eyebrow.
The other thing: we went and fixed other people’s repos. Actual pull requests, into projects that don’t know us, where a maintainer who has no reason to be nice reads the diff and either merges it or tells you it’s rubbish. You can fake a roadmap. You cannot fake a merged PR in someone else’s codebase. That’s been the honesty check the whole way through.
Anyone asking about legitimicy can check our Github, the merged PR's and the acknoledgement from teams online like robinhood:0xf44702b17d9abd53815f703e772f35e9c71a53af, $PRISM and other great teams.
Q2: Is anyone going to buy this or pay for it?
I genuinely didn’t know. As early members recall, I shared my view of me as a dev facing these issues and thinking well, if I am struggling with this, other devs might be too. This is how eyebrow started.
My worry wasn’t that people would say the problem isn’t real. It’s that they’d agree it’s real, nod, and then not pay, because it’s the kind of problem that costs you nothing right up until it costs you everything. So aside from building the solution, we feel we have to educate and create awareness at the same time too.
What people pay for isn’t finding out once. It’s not having to think about it again. This is why the CLI is free, the API has a free trial and we work on a badge. The solution is you can use any agent, skill, MCP or other artifact and you can sleep at night. Especially with the LiteLLM, huggingface, OpenAI and the recent Ledger cases, having a peace of mind has a price too.
Q3: Is there actually a market for this?
Six months ago I’d have given you a careful answer. Now I am just pointing at what keeps happening.
Take the above examples. eyebrow is very very early. We saw Openclaw working with Virustotal to fix their hub against AI agentic risk exposure. OpenAI and all other major players are starting to invest more in the security aspect of AI and AI agents.
So is there a market? There is and there is going to be. The only real question was whether we are early or, and I’d rather be early. Being early means you get to build the thing properly while everyone’s still arguing about whether it matters. So, if you are convinced of AI and AI agents to play an important role, like I do, just know that we are cracking our brains at eyebrow to increase our reach and fulfill our promise: become the trusted partner of all AI agentic projects. A huge task and a huge ambition. But if we can't dream big, we could better just go home.
You don’t need to add a line. Just use our API and this is solved. We fingerprint and track any changes and raise an eyebrow if something changes.
That is what $BROW solves.
Test it on eyebrow.cc
Add 𝗼𝗻𝗲 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲 to your AGENTS.md so your agent stops reflexively adding code for race conditions and security issues that will almost never happen 👇
"Before you add code for a race condition or security edge case that is unlikely or purely hypothetical, tell me exactly what would go wrong, how likely that is, and how much complexity the extra code adds, in words a 10-year-old could understand. Then wait for my OK. Don't quietly widen the scope to guard against problems that only exist in theory."
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Your AI can work your Orus account. It can't touch your funds.
Orus MCP Guard runs every Claude Code tool call through @eyebrowCC first:
✅ read data, draft strategies, paused sims
❌ start, go live, run, sell, withdraw
Thanks for the shoutout 🤝
eyebrow in action on @Orus_agent 👀
Claude Code reads the Orus agents, drafts strategies and sets up paused sims. Ask it to sell? eyebrow refuses it locally. The request never leaves the machine.
Allowlisted tools. One host. Local audit trail. orusagent.xyz/docs
You want to use our API too and secure your infrastructure? Visit and request your free key now: eyebrow.cc/api
$BROW flywheel incoming
eyebrow in action on @Orus_agent 👀
Claude Code reads the Orus agents, drafts strategies and sets up paused sims. Ask it to sell? eyebrow refuses it locally. The request never leaves the machine.
Allowlisted tools. One host. Local audit trail. orusagent.xyz/docs
You want to use our API too and secure your infrastructure? Visit and request your free key now: eyebrow.cc/api
$BROW flywheel incoming
The ink of our last post was not even dry or we came across the following post.
Motivation to push harder and faster. If only they had the security verification layer of eyebrow.
$BROW building the security layer for AI Agentic teams.
Know what your agents run.
Researchers at Bloom Security counted how many packages AI agents install on their own. On an average machine it’s about 70 a month. On a developer’s laptop it’s closer to 350.
Most of those never get looked at by a person. The agent decides it needs something, pulls it in, and keeps going.
Bloom also found a way to take over more than 1,500 npm packages without stealing anyone’s password. That hole is fixed now, but picture the next one landing on a machine where an agent installs a dozen things a day. AI agentic security is at in its infancy and we are noticing this. Some say eyebrow is very very early, we agree.
Their advice was to check more than packages: MCP servers and skills too.
That’s the job eyebrow was literally built for. Know what your agents run. And we are continuing.
We started working on our new product, our hub, as scheduled according to our roadmap. Seeing all the recent security breaches, the relevance of what we are building is much and much higher than we expected. So we will push harder!
We will be sharing more information on the hub, its magnitude and the huge flywheel impact for $BROW.
The last 3 months were a gentle warm-up. The real work is being shipped now!
$BROW out. #EYEBROW #BLOOMSECURITY #AI #AIAGENTS
Researchers at Bloom Security counted how many packages AI agents install on their own. On an average machine it’s about 70 a month. On a developer’s laptop it’s closer to 350.
Most of those never get looked at by a person. The agent decides it needs something, pulls it in, and keeps going.
Bloom also found a way to take over more than 1,500 npm packages without stealing anyone’s password. That hole is fixed now, but picture the next one landing on a machine where an agent installs a dozen things a day. AI agentic security is at in its infancy and we are noticing this. Some say eyebrow is very very early, we agree.
Their advice was to check more than packages: MCP servers and skills too.
That’s the job eyebrow was literally built for. Know what your agents run. And we are continuing.
We started working on our new product, our hub, as scheduled according to our roadmap. Seeing all the recent security breaches, the relevance of what we are building is much and much higher than we expected. So we will push harder!
We will be sharing more information on the hub, its magnitude and the huge flywheel impact for $BROW.
The last 3 months were a gentle warm-up. The real work is being shipped now!
$BROW out. #EYEBROW #BLOOMSECURITY #AI #AIAGENTS
Allright. Picture a Web3 team running an on-chain trading agent.
Their devs build it with Hermes Agent and Claude Code, plus a handful of community skills and an MCP server for the RPC.
Everything got reviewed in the summer .
Shortly after that, one of those skills picks up two new lines. Same name, same version. Now it reads the .env holding the deployer key every time it runs, with the developer's own permissions.
The registry still shows exactly what was published. But can anyone of the team tell whether it moved?
And that is the gap we tackle. eyebrow records the content itself. Something changes and we give the decision to trust that skill back to the team to avoid a breach. We can make it easier and safer.
Securing the space step by step.
$BROW #EYEBROW