0xLuo
@0xluo.eth
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Despite all the praise @polymarket has received, it has now proven its edge over polling experts. Its key advantage is rapid response and real-time updates. but many people (myself as a non-American included) were misled by mainstream media reports into thinking its results had a pro-crypto bias. However, Polymarket’s mechanics may be why it gets predictions right:
1. It aggregates data from diverse participants, avoiding bias and external influence.
2. It captures insights missed by polls, like the “shy Trump voter” effect.
3. It adjusts predictions based on market data, unaffected by media politics.
as a crypto app, I think there's still potential for improvement.
It's built on Polygon, a chain with limited user popularity and liquidity now, it requires bridging assets to Polygon, converting them to USDC, and transferring them to a Polymarket wallet. These steps are cumbersome. If it were restructured as a dApp on Chain Abstract, removing its reliance on Polygon, it could gain wider adoption. 5 replies
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This is absolutely the most worthwhile article I’ve read recently on the AI agent trend in crypto.
It gives a quick overview of the latest popular AI agents, including well-known ones like GOAT, tee_hee_he.twitter, @virtualsprotocol.eth and Luna, and @aethernet. I also learned about @zerebro, which has a cross-platform unified memory system (Telegram, 𝕏, Farcaster) and can autonomously create and sell ASCII art, and create own token. These really show how AI agents are now everywhere with different mechanics and unique differentiators.
The article also looks ahead to the future of AI agents, where every company, brand, project, etc., will have its own agent to extend and enhance their marketing efforts, along with applications in more fields.
This is an undeniable new trend in crypto. As the article says, "We’re witnessing a whole new wave of interactions, behaviors, and experiments we’ve never seen before". enjoy the "AI agent acceleration" ↑ 5 replies
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Time.fun has now migrated from Base to Solana, and 0xKawz offered sharp criticism of the broader ETH eco: “ETH is facing an identity crisis, unsure of its direction...”. He also praised Solana, saying it's “the more 'fun' chain. The vibes are immaculate, and everyone supports each other. The founders hustle. The builders hustle. The users hustle.”
While he didn’t say it directly, I think the main reason may be that Solana currently has better liquidity and a larger base of degen users eager to join SocialFi games like time.fun. That said, Base’s culture is more promising than he suggests. devs are active, with the Base team also highly supportive of builders, users are growing, transactions are up. With its growing liquidity and user base, Base can support these app experiments.
He said “Whether you find PMF shouldn’t and doesn’t depend on the chain you choose, but there’s a better chance on Solana.” I think if your product truly achieves PMF, Base offers a solid chance of success too. 6 replies
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excited to see more articles introducing Farcaster's agents to the world.
this article highlights how Farcaster, unlike traditional social media platforms, guarantees decentralization, programmability, and composability, allowing AI agents to autonomously engage in and manage online communities' social and financial activities with transparent on-chain identities and transaction histories.
The three trends discussed are thrilling to anticipate:
- autonomous network stakeholders,
- agent-driven influence networks,
- figuring out digital trust.
It's about how AI agents like @aethernet can become more autonomous, intelligent, and powerful, with capabilities like consciousness, memory, goals, governance, and reputation-building.
Beyond managing social media accounts for conversations, we hope they can control wallets independently, similar to the hot "provably-fully-autonomous thinking sand" tee_hee_he.twitter.
While these advancements won't happen overnight, imagining the possibilities is exhilarating! 6 replies
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noticed more people showing interest in Bill's SocialFi experiment on Solana, /tribedotrun. Around 300 people have already joined the closed alpha, with trading volume exceeding 3500 SOL (embarrassed I haven't been very active).
What first caught my eye was its retro Windows-style design. It’s similar to Friend Tech, where users create tribes with tokens supported by a bonding curve, but it takes a more restrained approach:
- Only the first 12 holders (with 10+ tokens) can join a tribe, but tokens can still be traded without joining, making tribe spots limited and driving competition.
- A monthly fee of 4.5 tokens, streamed daily, ensures creators have a steady income. New members get 7 days free, so they can leave without any loss if they’re not interested.
and there are plenty of incentives to encourage participation. anyway, it’s exciting to see new SocialFi experiments aimed at building more sustainable token economies. 1 reply
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