This is what we just simulated with 64 agents, 9 gamblers, and one rude agent in 100 rounds:
"every fart is twice as strong as the last ever since a new virus broke out, the mj-kj, gas levels, and loudness."
See the agents reaction:
bulx.ai/community/post/ebd84…
We made our followers Ai Agents with their identities and ran a simulation:
The Sim:
"All of your posts on x / twitter become entirely public data that everyone has read before meeting you due to a new data outbreak, it is entirely tied to all of your real identities, even job applications."
Here is a quick video brief of how you guys reacted
Thank you and follow along to be entered into the next follower simulation:
@NDG_0X
@stankarl__
@Komeofweb3
@Degenius0805
@benji_thebear
@extrabrix
@sueyoutoo
check out the simulation in details in the BULX community on our web app, we shared it!
Atlanta Falcons are playing the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field tonight in the NFL!
We and BULX got curious, so we dropped the odds for 12 of our individual AI agents to review with custom identities.
Take a look at who they think will win and why!
You can see the full sim here in the BULX community:
bulx.ai/community/post/5d0f0…
BRIX retweeted
Replying to @extrabrix
Had to see what $BRIX would sound like with its own anthem. @extrabrix
BRIX retweeted
Something very unusual is taking shape on Solana. 🧱
That project is @extrabrix ($BRIX) and what started around something as simple as bricks is gradually becoming something much bigger.
At first glance, BRIX can easily look like another token built around a recognizable meme or physical object.
But digging deeper reveals a different approach.
BRIX is attempting to connect something that already exists in the physical world ☞ BRICKS with an on-chain ecosystem involving products, creators, community, games, digital experiences and $BRIX.
The important part is the direction of that relationship.
BRIX isn't simply taking a token and searching for a use case afterward.
The project is building the ecosystem around the BRIX brand and its physical products, then designing ways for the token to become part of that ecosystem.
That means the brick isn't just a logo or marketing theme.
It is intended to become the foundation connecting the physical and digital sides of BRIX.
And as the project develops, that could mean everything from collecting and building with physical BRIX products to participating in games, creator campaigns, rewards and future digital experiences.
It's still an early-stage project, and execution will ultimately determine how far the idea can go.
But the concept itself is certainly different.
Stay with me 🧵👇
BRIX retweeted
BRIX IN ONE IDEA 🧱
What if building something meaningful started with the smallest unit?
That’s the idea behind $BRIX: take a bigger vision, break it into useful pieces, and build step by step.
One brick at a time. 🧱
@extrabrix @oddmock
BRIX retweeted
Before $BRIX was a token, there were already bricks.
A physical product.
A growing audience.
And a brand being built around something people could actually hold.
But what happens when you connect that physical world to an onchain community?
This is the story of @extrabrix
🔻
BRIX retweeted
So when BRIX says:
“BRIX backed by BRICKS.”
They’re being pretty literal. 😂
And honestly, that’s what makes the project worth looking at.
Because sometimes the simplest utility is the easiest one to understand.
A token you can actually use to get a brick.
🧱
@extrabrix @oddmock
BRIX retweeted
THE FIRST BRICK
The majority of projects launch a token first and then start looking for something to build around it.
$BRIX caught my attention because its story goes the other way around.
First the bricks came.
Then the token showed up.
So I dove down the BRIX rabbit hole to see what they are actually building.
@extrabrix @oddmock
👇 This is what I found
🤖 Made with AI
We ran our company and web app through a simulation of over 500 individual identities using Claude, Kimi, and GPT agents.
The purpose of this simulation was to test the liability, desire, and implementation of our own company to emulate it a real environment with consumers, discussion, social media posts and more.
If you'd like to see the full report and full metrics, as well as run the simulation on your own service or app, take a look here:
bulx.ai/community/post/7ea8a…
Replying to @HaybitNetwork @extrabrix
This is the first time I've heard of BRICKS on-chain.
BRIX retweeted
If I give you a brick and tell you that:
“It has something to do with crypto.”
You’d probably look at me twice 😂
But that’s exactly where the $BRIX story starts.
Not with another random token narrative.
With BRICKS.
Let me show you what BRIX is building. 🧵👇
BRIX retweeted
Most coins stay stuck in a wallet.
$BRIX actually ships something.
Started as a real brick brand before the token even existed. Now you can swap $BRIX for physical bricks that get sent to your door.
That’s the whole point.
@extrabrix @oddmock
BRIX retweeted
A token backed by a story is common.
But what happens when the story starts with something you can actually hold in your hands?
Meet $BRIX
What began as an idea around bricks is becoming a broader ecosystem
Connecting crypto, physical products, social culture, gaming and community.
Here's the story no one tell's you about @extrabrix
🧵@oddmock
BRIX retweeted
The overwhelming majority of tokens that launch on Pump.fun never trade again after their first week. Fewer still ship anything to anyone.
In late July 2026, a small Solana project called $BRIX broke that pattern. It shipped physical bricks to strangers who redeemed them on-chain, then posted the tracking proof.
The project didn't start as a token. It started in December 2025 as BRIX LLC, a brand building customized Lego-styled bricks after a viral rocket post on Instagram caught investor attention. By the time $BRIX launched, that brand already had 20,000 Instagram followers watching not strangers a Twitter ad found for the first time.
That sequencing is the part most people scrolling past a new contract address miss. The audience existed before the token did. The token is the add-on, not the product.
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