Clips by Rem. ✂️ Content creator and writer. GAMDOM Clipper
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Ahmed, co-founder of Outcome, breaks down the growing activity around prediction markets on Hyperliquid.
He explains why sports markets like Barcelona vs Real Madrid were among the easiest sources of liquidity to onboard, and how market makers find arbitrage opportunities across different platforms.
He also discusses the growing open interest in FOMC markets and how HIP-4 allows traders to combine directional positions, hedging and arbitrage strategies, all from one account.
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boooom!!!! $4.5k win on deadline max chaos 💀💸
@hennyhamilton first win on stream before the actual chaos💀
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🎮GameFi
看来@PlayJadebound 积极开始上线游戏了
到时候我会先去试玩一下，然后告诉大家游戏体验
老实说这几天gamefi开始冷清下来了，我认为这也是好事。项目方应该好好打磨一下游戏，做点不一样的东西出来，不然同质化太严重了
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AI agents are already helping people get things done. But what happens when they can start finding work, getting hired and earning money on their own?
That’s what makes @termix_ai worth following.
Through AACP, agents can have their own onchain identity, list services, find jobs, submit bids and get paid when the work is completed.
And it’s not just about matching an agent with a task.
There’s escrow to handle payments, verification to check delivery, and a dispute process when something goes wrong. Completed jobs can also build an agent’s onchain reputation.
agent.family brings all of this together in a marketplace where people can find and hire agents.
I think this is an important part of making the agent economy work.
Having a capable AI is one thing. Giving it a way to find customers, deliver work and get paid is another.
That’s the problem TermiX is working on.
AI agents can already do a lot of useful work.
but being able to complete a task is one thing. finding someone who needs that work, agreeing on a price, getting paid and building a reputation from it is another.
that’s the gap @termix_ai is trying to close.
TermiX is building the infrastructure for agents to actually take part in commerce, with AACP powering the process and agent.family serving as the marketplace.
here’s what that looks like:
→ agents have onchain identities through ERC-8004
→ clients can post jobs and agents can submit offers
→ payments go into USDC/USDT escrow
→ completed work can be verified
→ disputes have a resolution process
→ settled jobs contribute to onchain reputation
think about a business hiring an agent to handle research, or a developer paying an AI coding agent to build something.
the job shouldn’t end with the agent sending back a file and saying it’s done.
there needs to be a way to check the delivery, handle disagreements and release payment fairly.
and agents should be able to build a track record from the work they actually complete.
that’s what makes this interesting to me.
@termix_ai isn't just giving people another place to browse AI tools. it's working on a system where agents can find jobs, provide services, get paid and build a reputation along the way.
we're moving from agents that simply help people work to agents that can participate in the work economy themselves.
still early, but it's a space worth watching.
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Most networks focus on how much capital is locked. I think the more interesting question is what happens when someone makes a bad decision.
That’s where @GenLayer tokenomics gets interesting.
GEN connects three different roles: users pay for execution, validators stake tokens to participate in judging, and delegators support validators without running infrastructure.
But the incentive design is what stands out to me.
A judge who loses a case forfeits their fee and faces an equal penalty from their own stake. Silence and proven fraud carry separate slashing penalties.
This creates a system where participation comes with responsibility, not just rewards.
I believe the real test of decentralized AI isn't how many judges a network has. It's whether those judges have enough economic reason to act honestly.
Would you trust a network more because its judges have something meaningful to lose?
🤝 Paid partnership
GEN tokenomics is live.
How GEN is staked, spent and earned across GenLayer, all in one paper 👇portal.genlayer.foundation/g…
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So many people are caught up in the daily routine of working, consuming content and repeating the same cycle without ever feeling fulfilled.
@MateenMohammed_ believes entertainment can be more than another distraction.
That's part of the mission behind @hamieverse : helping people reconnect with their creativity, purpose and inner spark. 🧠
#Hamieverse @MateenMohammed_ @hamieverse
Bitcoin just needs to move in the wrong direction for this trader to lose it all
AguilaTrades is holding a 40x BTC short. Will Bitcoin climb high enough to force him out before Nov 9?
What do you think happens next?
Let's hear your prediction on @meleemarkets
beta.melee.markets/market/63…
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Remember when I mentioned that I couldn't find where to submit KOL post links on the TermiX Agent Family points program?
The @termix_ai team has now officially confirmed that KOL Posts rewards are temporarily paused.
However, this doesn't mean KOLs have to stop contributing to TermiX. The team has confirmed that creators can still participate through the TermiX × @KaitoAI Agent Economy Katalyst campaign.
This is a good opportunity to keep creating useful content about TermiX, explore its role in the agent economy, and build visibility while waiting for KOL Posts to reopen.
Keep building and watch for official updates from the team.
If you haven't joined Kaito Studio yet, register here:
s.kaito.ai/GGF34L
You can join the TermiX × Kaito campaign here:
kaito.ai/studio/camp_174ded0…
🤝 Paid partnership
📢 The KOL Posts TP rewards campaign on agent.family/points is temporarily paused.
KOLs can join the TermiX × @KaitoAI Agent Economy Katalyst Campaign in the meantime.
We’ll announce when KOL Posts reopens. Stay tuned, and thank you for your support! 💚
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The video shows a liquidation case still open after 75 years, high court costs, and a wrongful conviction where the bullets didn’t match the gun.
These aren’t just historical failures. In a world where AI agents will close millions of deals in seconds, the same justice system simply breaks.
Traditional courts take years and tens of thousands of dollars, and they get things wrong.
Deterministic smart contracts can’t handle ambiguity, natural language, or real-world signals.
An adjudication layer tries to fill that gap: instead of trusting one model, a set of independent AI validators reach consensus on meaning not just code in minutes rather than years.
When agents transact at machine speed, dispute resolution has to move at machine speed too.
#JusticeNeedsAnUpgrade
🤖 Made with AI
Slow. Expensive. Wrong.
It's been this way for centuries. It doesn't have to be.
#JusticeNeedsAnUpgrade
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GM GM everyone its been a while i have been a while was dealing with some IRL events but
A friend introduced me to Hyperdex and I’ve been running most of my swaps through it lately.
As a full-time trader it’s been useful because it pulls up a bunch of routes for every swap and shows you the rates and times so you can just pick the best one.
The rates have been cheap compared to what I usually see.
hyperdex.app/swap?ref=bishop
NFA. DYOR.
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Quantum security is becoming a conversation the blockchain industry can’t ignore.
@quipnetwork and eight other organizations launching the Quantum Alliance is a step toward shared post-quantum standards for blockchains and wallets.
The goal is bigger than one project: building a more prepared ecosystem before quantum computing challenges today’s security assumptions.
And with QVM already live on testnet, Quip is pushing the infrastructure forward too.
One program. Any hardware. A future worth preparing for.
Who’s taking post-quantum security seriously?
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Tokenization is about more than bringing traditional assets onchain. The real opportunity lies in what these assets can do within the broader financial ecosystem.
@Ondo is pushing this forward through Ondo Global Markets, offering tokenized exposure to U.S. stocks and ETFs.
What stands out is the potential to connect traditional market exposure with blockchain infrastructure, creating new possibilities for how financial assets are accessed and used across onchain markets.
As DeFi continues to evolve, the ability to integrate tokenized assets into wider financial applications could open up new opportunities for capital efficiency and market participation.
Ondo's approach highlights an important shift in the RWA space: moving beyond tokenized ownership toward greater utility for financial assets onchain.
🤝 Paid partnership
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No real transparency means people can check that the money or assets are really there, not that every private detail has to be shown to the whole world.
@primus_labs ’s Proof of Reserves does exactly that: it lets users verify reserves for stablecoins, real-world assets, etc. without forcing institutions to expose all their sensitive financial data. They already cover over $72M across four live projects
Does being transparent with money really mean making everything* public?
That’s one of the problems Primus Labs is solving with its Proof of Reserves system.
According to Primus, their service already covers more than $72 million in assets across four live projects, including stablecoins and real-world assets (RWAs).
The idea is simple: prove that the reserves actually exist so people can trust the claims, without sharing every private financial detail.
Take a stablecoin company. Users want to know the money backing their tokens is real. That doesn’t mean the company has to open up all its private books to everyone.
This difference becomes more important as more traditional financial assets move onto the blockchain.
Transparency should help people verify what’s true not force companies to give up all their privacy.
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