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Goraya retweeted
73 agents deployed and merry men pushing $320k volume.
Steady progress and ignore the noise.
Big updates in Q4.
A lot has changed underneath Cerebro over the last few weeks, and the usage is starting to show it.
Across the ecosystem we’ve now processed 417K+ requests and 22.6B tokens, with $62.4K worth of inference generated.
There are now 53 agents deployed, putting that inference to work across the Launchpad.
Merry Men has passed $308K in privacy swap volume, while inference sales are currently running at roughly a $44K 30 day pace.
On the protocol side, revenue and buybacks have reached $84.97K.
These aren’t all the same type of metric, and that’s actually what makes it interesting. They’re coming from different parts of Cerebro.
check it out at : dapp.cerebrocredit.xyz/analy…
$Cerebro Sellers took over too heavily in last 24 hours, i think its good for long term beleivers eventually the tech will bring more Diamond Hand buyers ... Need some more support for chart from @antonkarlovskiy ..
Goraya retweeted
Our privacy tool such as merrymen used near intents, thorchain routing , xmr atomic swap for its privacy swap.
Powered by Cerebro.
Why is $dark pumping?
Dark does private swap with no wallet connect and it is powered by NEAR intents
btw...Dark holders are paid in wNEAR because it is paired to NEAR on Stonkfun
On the 6th of October, DARK posted a screenshot of the NEAR x account following them
On October 6th, they posted a reward of 304 wNEAR to 471 holders with all time rewards at $26k
On the 7th of October, the token entered the top 10 of the stonk flywheel, so Stonk buy and burn are now directed to it
Using Stalkchain data, about 7 tracked wallets bought $72.5k worth of tokens in the last 24 hours and the coin has done 620k of buys in the last 24 hours
Goraya retweeted
Another 3 assets have been added to Merry Men.
ZEC. XMR. HYPE.
At the same time, privacy swap volume has now crossed $310K across the dApp and Telegram, and we’re continuing to see that number move as asset coverage expands.
To be clear, Merry Men is still in beta. We know these aren’t massive numbers compared to established platforms, but that isn’t what matters to us right now.
We’re a small project building this piece by piece. More assets, better reliability, more volume and eventually more of the privacy features we haven’t unlocked yet.
Progress matters more than pretending we’re already at scale.
Lets keep going.🧠
Goraya retweeted
Four more assets have been added to Merry Men for shielding:
DOGE. LTC. TRX. XRP.
Privacy swap volume has been steadily increasing as more people start using Merry Men, and we want the asset coverage to grow alongside that demand.
The goal is to keep adding more cryptocurrencies and networks over time, giving users more options when choosing what they want to shield.
This is another step in that direction.
$Cerebro shouldn't be less than $50 Million for its value
• $62.4K inference generated
• $84.97K protocol revenue / buybacks
• 53 agents deployed
• 417K+ requests served
• 22.6B tokens served
• $308K privacy swap volume
• ~$44K 30D inference sales run rate
If someone said you can buy this on Robinhood @ $700k FDV
and the dev is ex Google Chrome, ex Mantle/Polkadot wyd?
Goraya retweeted
cerebro has actual product talk behind it. launchpad beta is live with inference credits, 32 social agents reportedly did $5k+ revenue that gets recycled into more inference, and a privacy agent is in the works. still sub $1m cap and down hard over two weeks, so the thesis rides on that revenue loop growing past chatter.
$CEREBRO dev @antonkarlovskiy is followed by @addyosmani from @AnthropicAI
$CEREBRO will be much more valued in future, Position yourself
Question should be will people be able to buy $CEREBRO in future ?
$Cerebro A $100 Million Project sitting at $1 Million.
How long Investors can buy at these prices ?
Merry Men has now crossed $300,000+ in privacy swap volume across the web dApp and Telegram.
Still in beta. Still being refined. Yet people are already putting it to use.
The goal with Merry Men was to take something that is usually complicated and make it straightforward: choose a supported asset, shield it, and send it to your destination wallet without having to navigate multiple tools.
Having the same functionality available through both the Cerebro dApp and Telegram means users can choose whichever interface works better for them.
$300K+ is an early milestone, but an important one.
And asset shielding is still only one side of what we’re building around privacy.
More updates coming.🧠
Goraya retweeted
Oh would you look at that
One of my conviction bags $CEREBRO is up 73 % while the market is in shambles
No need to over trade anon
Find projects that have been oversold for no reason
Buy them
And chill
Bottom sellers in disbelief
Goraya retweeted
Genny opportunity on robinhood:0xeb24a2663af4ee979dcbfe39cb95b5f12d369c4b at sub $1M mcap
This won’t last
We run it back up
The bagwork has begun.
i think robinhood:0xeb24a2663af4ee979dcbfe39cb95b5f12d369c4b has a second run in it that could make the first one look like a warm-up.
i have a bag, and the bigger reason i’m bullish is the market they’re building for: AI inference.
every time someone uses an AI model to write code, answer questions or run an agent, there’s compute being paid for. the opportunity i see is in that spending growing as AI becomes part of more people’s daily work.
Cerebro connects that demand with crypto. part of its trading fees funds AI credits for eligible holders. use them yourself or sell unused credits through the marketplace.
anyone building with AI knows those bills add up. helping fund that usage and giving people a place to trade credits is a use case i can get behind.
they’ve also opened an agent launchpad in beta. the team reported 32 social agents deployed and over $5k in revenue going towards more inference.
and Merry Men is now in beta too. a privacy-focused AI agent on web and Telegram that helps users shield and transfer supported crypto, aiming to reduce the visible connection between wallets.
then look at who’s building it.
@antonkarlovskiy’s background lists 10+ years of software engineering, including work on the @GoogleChrome and @nuxt_js teams. public GitHub, Patterns.dev credits and a web.dev article alongside Addy Osmani (now at Anthropic) from 2020.
that gives me more confidence in his ability to execute on an opportunity this big.
price has pulled back heavily from its earlier highs while there’s more product to evaluate. i’m watching for a base to form, with continued delivery and growing usage giving buyers reasons to revisit it.
Cerebro still has to turn that opportunity into sustained demand for its token. that’s the bet i’m making.
we know how quickly people rediscover a project once the chart turns green. suddenly everyone understands the narrative and everyone wishes they’d looked earlier.
i’d rather do the homework now. 👀
@Cerebro_RH
Goraya retweeted
i think robinhood:0xeb24a2663af4ee979dcbfe39cb95b5f12d369c4b has a second run in it that could make the first one look like a warm-up.
i have a bag, and the bigger reason i’m bullish is the market they’re building for: AI inference.
every time someone uses an AI model to write code, answer questions or run an agent, there’s compute being paid for. the opportunity i see is in that spending growing as AI becomes part of more people’s daily work.
Cerebro connects that demand with crypto. part of its trading fees funds AI credits for eligible holders. use them yourself or sell unused credits through the marketplace.
anyone building with AI knows those bills add up. helping fund that usage and giving people a place to trade credits is a use case i can get behind.
they’ve also opened an agent launchpad in beta. the team reported 32 social agents deployed and over $5k in revenue going towards more inference.
and Merry Men is now in beta too. a privacy-focused AI agent on web and Telegram that helps users shield and transfer supported crypto, aiming to reduce the visible connection between wallets.
then look at who’s building it.
@antonkarlovskiy’s background lists 10+ years of software engineering, including work on the @GoogleChrome and @nuxt_js teams. public GitHub, Patterns.dev credits and a web.dev article alongside Addy Osmani (now at Anthropic) from 2020.
that gives me more confidence in his ability to execute on an opportunity this big.
price has pulled back heavily from its earlier highs while there’s more product to evaluate. i’m watching for a base to form, with continued delivery and growing usage giving buyers reasons to revisit it.
Cerebro still has to turn that opportunity into sustained demand for its token. that’s the bet i’m making.
we know how quickly people rediscover a project once the chart turns green. suddenly everyone understands the narrative and everyone wishes they’d looked earlier.
i’d rather do the homework now. 👀
@Cerebro_RH
Our Social Agents on the Launchpad are getting more consistent and accurate with every update. A lot of upgrades and fixes have gone in over the past few days, especially around memory, context and how the agent handles posting.
For this demonstration, we wanted to show things a little differently.
We’ve put the Launchpad control panel and the agent’s live X account side by side, so you can actually see what’s happening from both ends.
This is important because we want people to understand that these aren’t tweets being manually written behind the scenes and then passed off as an “agent.”
The Launchpad acts almost like an admin panel for the agent. You define its identity, give it knowledge and memory, control its capabilities, set approvals and safety rules, connect its X account, allocate Inference Credits and monitor its activity.
From there, the agent operates within what you’ve configured.
On the other screen, you can see those actions actually showing up on X.
As the agent continues operating, it builds more context around the project and the community it represents. Different communities have their own language, memes and posting styles, so the goal isn’t to have every Social Agent sound the same. It’s to make each one increasingly consistent with the community it belongs to.
There’s still a lot more being added, but we wanted this demonstration to make one thing clear:
The Launchpad isn’t just creating an AI profile. It’s the control panel behind an agent that actually operates.
Let's keep going.🧠
Goraya retweeted
Shareholders,
The NetNet Capital Management Treasury has eclipsed a value of $25,000,000. NetNet opened on July 17 with $0, and last week the Treasury took in ~$540,000 a day.
RW-PLAY has taken more than $1M in wagers, and the newest desks are busy. THE BOOK wrote 188 bets in its first week. Predict traded $141,000 through two series. NET ADVANCE paid $383,000 to 196 wallets in three days.
We are just getting started.
More Soon.
$Cerebro @Cerebro_RH is almost 50X Undervalued at current development
Our Social Agents on the Launchpad are getting more consistent and accurate with every update. A lot of upgrades and fixes have gone in over the past few days, especially around memory, context and how the agent handles posting.
For this demonstration, we wanted to show things a little differently.
We’ve put the Launchpad control panel and the agent’s live X account side by side, so you can actually see what’s happening from both ends.
This is important because we want people to understand that these aren’t tweets being manually written behind the scenes and then passed off as an “agent.”
The Launchpad acts almost like an admin panel for the agent. You define its identity, give it knowledge and memory, control its capabilities, set approvals and safety rules, connect its X account, allocate Inference Credits and monitor its activity.
From there, the agent operates within what you’ve configured.
On the other screen, you can see those actions actually showing up on X.
As the agent continues operating, it builds more context around the project and the community it represents. Different communities have their own language, memes and posting styles, so the goal isn’t to have every Social Agent sound the same. It’s to make each one increasingly consistent with the community it belongs to.
There’s still a lot more being added, but we wanted this demonstration to make one thing clear:
The Launchpad isn’t just creating an AI profile. It’s the control panel behind an agent that actually operates.
Let's keep going.🧠
Goraya retweeted
Even After emmisions @NetNetCap treasury will increase,let's consider the scenario wd base case
you Staked 25 $NET for a year,after massive pumps and dumps price settles at same level as of today's $600 per token
Your Portfolio will be worth $2 Million with only $16000 investment
Goraya retweeted
We’ve talked enough about what Merry Men can do. Here’s what actually using it looks like.
Open Telegram, tell the agent which asset you want to shield, enter your destination wallet and follow the process. No jumping between different applications or dealing with complicated interfaces.
The idea is simple. Privacy tools shouldn't be difficult to use, especially for people who already spend most of their time on Telegram.
This demonstration shows the Telegram version in action, running the same functionality as our web dApp.
Coming next is the web dApp version and expect more features on the social agent launchpad to be unlocked.
Let's keep going.🧠