Saw a tweet today talking about @katana having a Genesis Nft even tho the chain is not focused on Nft at the moment. That would be a game changer for the katana community. Imagine seeing katana nfts flying around CT 🔥 Pretty sharp if you ask me @0xMarcB what do you think?

wouldn't want to miss out on the first round earn USDC while waiting for the big $DEUS reward

Humanoids are an obvious bet.

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NEURA Transaction Initiated ✅ Following BOT-09 approval, the Execution Engine has initiated the process to secure a $1.75M position in NEURA Robotics’ Series C financing. Track the DAO's allocation ↓ https://t.co/s2iH4Masey

Gm CT 👍 I'm shilling you @xmaquina again If you are looking to get involve in the AI robotics ecosystem Go give them a follow and join their discord community. I bet xmaquina is among the top humanoid projects building in web3 so far. You haven't missed much of the fun

Elon is the kid from toy story Ryanair will be his new toy soon

tryna stay legit but this shit ain't makin' me rich

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For the attention of all washed KOLs, trencher, and Warzone pro players: Meta is launching a coin on base 100% airdrop

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What you need to know about xmaquin governance. Governance is often treated like a polling mechanism. Proposals go up, votes come in, and decisions are technically made. But in @xmaquina system that manages real machines, voting alone doesn’t move anything. Execution does the

Gm CT Something I like about code xero is the fact it lets me ship ideas easy and faster. Alot of people obsess over architecture, audits, and long roadmaps, but here's what I know. most products don’t die from bad code. They die from arriving too late. Ideas have a window.

I’ve been watching these projects on mindo ai. Sharing them for the first time today Get involved if you haven’t already Interesting projects with interesting topics to talk about. @c8ntinuum They’re giving out $120k in reward to their community through their ongoing mindo

just a warm up... congrats

Alpha on @xmaquina ( Why it matters ) machines and Ai are getting closer to being economic actors as each day passes. It's clearer that our existing tools aren’t enough. Markets, ownership models, and coordination frameworks were built for software and human labor. Machines

Robotics x Crypto - Episode 4 'Ethical and Strategic Implications of Physical AI in Defense' Join the debate on one of the most controversial topics of humanoid robotics to date. 🗓️ Thu Jan 15 | 5PM CET 🎙️ @elizaOS • @Auki • @inference_labs

Just few years from now everything will shift into ai, currently you might need little skill to use available ai tools for code but I believe strongly with little to no time it will be more easier. You just have to picture the idea and let your ai cook. Non developers have

Gm legends I’ve been thinking about why most systems break once they start growing. It’s rarely a lack of ideas or capital. It’s usually because everything is too tightly coupled. AI/Robots make this problem impossible to ignore. In xmaquina machine economies, modularity is not

If you are Interested in @xmaquina Here's a bullish alpha for you about xmaquina. Permissionless participation We know access determines who benefits from technology. In most machine heavy industries, participation is gated. Capital requirements are high, permissions are

Notice a lot of people framing @CodeXero_xyz as “building without code.” That framing misses the point I'll reframe it as building without waiting 🤏 Most onchain apps don’t fail because the code is hard. They fail because the process is heavy. You need specs, handoffs, audits