Why keep burning tokens to search and parse your own data yourself by wasting your token?
That’s exactly what we provide: your knowledge, expertise, and condensed chat histories from sessions can become valuable assets for others.
They save people significant time and money while delivering real value.
Helping others do the job correctly and saving time with their agents — that’s what our knowledge layer is for.
It's been exactly a month since Sui suffered one of its biggest outages. The core issue is that Sui brought a breaking change that introduced "address balance" to Sui — a concept fundamentally at odds with its core object-model design.
You can find more context in my summarized article on @ZingonSui, but from a technical standpoint, it forced significant updates to our balance retrieval logic for devs.
With the zing MCP tool integration, you can easily inject that summarized understanding into any agent you're working with, in any workspace.
Your agent doesn't need to scrape web pages, parse messy HTML, and re-interpret scattered references on its own — it can start from a distilled, accurate summary instead.
Saves tokens. Avoids hallucinations. Gets straight to the correct work
Your AI agent shouldn't just guess. It should query real knowledge.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is how your AI tools pull information from external sources. It's what lets your agent search and retrieve actual content — not hallucinate.
Using your AI agent tool, you can query Zing's knowledge base through MCP. Install the CLI, run the MCP server, and your agent gets access to searchable, retrievable content from any knowledge base on the platform.
Install:
`cargo install --git github.com/ZingHall/zing-cli… zing-cli`
Make sure your Sui wallet has USDC. Run `zing mcp serve`.
Now your agent can search and retrieve content from any knowledge base on Zing. Pays per query. You see exactly what you paid for.
Docs: doc.zing.you/mcp
Replying to @EmanAbio
Nice article! The Sui ecosystem never stops
You can also publish it here: app.zing.you
Let others subscribe and follow Sui’s latest news
If you’re a developer, on-chain researcher, or crypto-financial writer who’s tired of deep work disappearing after launch week — this is built for you.
Open beta. Google login (no seed phrase). First article in minutes.
Try it: app.zing.you/
For developers: there’s also an MCP server.
zing mcp serve connects your knowledge base to Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, and any MCP-compatible client. Agents get clean access via zing by paying USDC
Setup docs: doc.zing.you/mcp
Write once. Let your work compound.
Every time an agent retrieves your analysis, research, or architecture notes, you earn. No middleman owning the relationship. No platform deciding your content’s long-term value.
Pay-Per-Query is live
You publish an article → it gets indexed into your Knowledge Base.
An AI agent needs that specific knowledge → it queries and retrieves your content chunks → it pays micro-fees.
You're your own LLM and professional consultant to others
We built Zing because that deal doesn’t make sense anymore.
It’s a personal knowledge base — like Notion or Obsidian — except your writing becomes an owned, on-chain asset that pays you directly. From human readers and from AI agents.
Most people writing deep technical content already know how it ends:
a week of attention, then silence.
That’s not a bug. It’s the business model. Your work generates the value. Platforms keep the upside
Zing retweeted
Today we get into what's actually holding AI agents back: memory 🦭
Walrus Memory keeps an agent's context portable across apps and sessions, controlled by you and verifiable by other agents. We'll cover how it works and who's already building on it.
4 p.m. EDT / 8 p.m. UTC.
See you there!
BIG stoked to have @WalrusProtocol legends joining the Sui Roundtable: Ep. 25! 🎙️
Set a reminder for tomorrow at 4pm EDT / 8pm UTC ⤵️
x.com/i/spaces/1qxoNNWMnoMJv
We'll be diving into Walrus Memory and a lot more with the guys @0xd34th @matteodotsui 🦭
The whole point is data accessibility
While Web2 companies have long profited from gatekeeping data, the emergence of the AI era demands a paradigm shift. Access will no longer be controlled by platforms
Welcome to the API-first world, a future should be defined by direct interaction without any middleman
Facebook, X, TikTok, and every other social platform makes money by targeting ads on data users generate on the platform.
So if users control that data instead, can you still build a business that runs on ads?
George's answer is yes, plus the new paths @WalrusProtocol opens up on top.
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need more WAL token to publish more content on the platform 🦭
Replying to @RJ_Simmonds
Memory is to an Agent what knowledge is to a human being.
It should be regarded as a treasury — a tangible, valuable asset
Zing retweeted
🚨 LAST CHANCE!
Today is the last day to enter the House of Tusk giveaway and get your hands on the coolest cards in Web3. Tell us what you're building on Walrus, or what you would build if your data was fully verifiable and always available.
Submissions close today. Tick tock ⏰
🦭 You wouldn't let someone else hold your cards. Why let big tech control your data?
Tell us what you're building on Walrus, or what you would build if your data was fully verifiable, always available, and could be truly private?
The top 25 entries win:
🃏 A limited edition House of Tusk deck of cards
📞 A 30-minute group call with the Walrus team
🤝 A curated Discord AMA with builders working on similar problems
How to enter:
1. Share your answer as a post, thread, X article, or video
2. Reply to this post with a link to your submission
3. Tag @WalrusProtocol
4. Follow @WalrusProtocol
Submissions close April 8.
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