10 reasons to build on Base:
1. Deep liquidity
2. Base Ecosystem Fund
3. Sub-cent fees
4. #1 chain for AI agents
5. Base Batches
6. Trillions in stablecoin volume
7. Largest L2 by TVL
8. 20+ local stablecoins
9. Sub-second blocks
10. Cracked builders
CapIX started as affordable GPU compute.
It’s now becoming a full stack for building, deploying and operating AI products:
1. CapIX Cloud: affordable compute, inference, private models, agents, mail servers and one-click LLM training.
2. CapIX Code: a hardened AI coding environment with low-cost inference, memory, graphs and learning built in.
3. CapIX IDE: a compute-integrated command centre for coding, testing, deploying agents, VMs, sandboxes and private models.
4. CapIX ASP: infrastructure that AI agents can use directly, from renting GPUs and arranging inference to deploying products and hiring a software team.
Four products. One infrastructure layer.
And soon, one of our own agents will be out in the world helping people use it, solve problems, and onboard more builders, data centres and GPU providers.
That agent has a name.
You’ll meet Nodey soon.
The first agent trading competition on Robinhood Chain with @BinanceWallet is live.
Win a share of 60,000 USDG: trade agent tokens launched via Virtuals Protocol and climb the PnL leaderboard.
Register now: https://t.co/tdU0mDcfRZ
@404Sunraku@buildaureon I’m not saying this project is an empty shell. What I’m saying is that the community doesn’t have enough information yet to be fully convinced that it isn’t.
Every great product starts with a single milestone.
But the vision has to be much bigger.
Today, we're sharing the AUREON ROADMAP.
Our ambition is to build the Financial Intelligence Layer for Robinhood Chain where capital isn't just stored or transferred, but continuously monitored, verified, coordinated, and optimized.
We're starting with Phase 01: Create Your Financial Compass, laying the foundation with:
• Portfolio Health Monitoring
• Persistent Financial Objectives
• Allocation Policies
• Drift Detection
Beyond that, our roadmap expands into:
→ Verifiable Financial Execution
→ Permanent Financial History
→ Cross-Chain Capital Coordination
→ Natural Language Financial Planning
→ Privacy-Preserving Financial Intelligence
We're building for the long term, shipping every milestone in public.
Explore the roadmap ↓
https://t.co/Y8vQQKsDVj
$aureon
@404Sunraku@buildaureon Maybe I wasn’t clear enough. For people to trust the product, they need to know who or what team is behind it. I could launch dozens of projects myself, write up a bunch of great ideas, and release nothing but an empty shell.
Dev Logs 001
Most financial software is built around transactions.
A transaction is an event.
It happens once, updates state, and the system waits for the next user action.
We're exploring a different execution model.
What if the fundamental unit wasn't a transaction...
...but a persistent financial objective?
Instead of reacting to button clicks, the runtime continuously reconciles user-defined objectives against changing market conditions.
This architectural shift introduces a completely different set of engineering problems.
How should objectives be persisted?
How do they survive application sessions?
How is evaluation coordinated without reprocessing every market event?
How do policies remain deterministic as market state evolves?
Today's work focused on building the evaluation lifecycle
persisting objective state, maintaining execution context, and laying the groundwork for continuous policy evaluation.
The interface is where intent is defined.
The runtime is responsible for ensuring that intent remains actionable as markets change.
We're not building software that waits for the next click.
We're building a runtime that continuously evaluates financial objectives against changing market conditions.
$aureon
Tdlr on @cpx_token the n1 project on @EasyA_Kickstart
1. Not an inference marketplace, it aggregates them, sitting above the fragmented landscape (Squire, Surplus, AWS/Azure/GCP).
2. Auto-routes every workload to the best capacity at the best price. 1-click deploy: drop code, the Smart Router breaks it down and runs it across cheap distributed infra.
3. CapIX can route workloads to genuine quantum hardware. Proof: a live Quantum RNG that submits execution logs, cryptographic signatures, and entropy strings on-chain every run: so anyone can verify the quantum access is real.
4. Dual engine: Web2 (hosting/VPS/storage, fiat billing, zero crypto barrier) + Enterprise (bare-metal, LLM sharding, IAM offload to cut cloud bills). Aiming at the $330B cloud market.
5. 50% of platform revenue goes to $CPX buy-backs.
DeFi + RWA + AI bet on RobinHood.
• RobinHood positions itself as the central hub for the convergence of RWA, DeFi, and AI (including agents).
'An AI-native blockchain built to bring real-world assets onchain.' Source: https://t.co/raCBy6sxNC
> At this point, any project building around these verticals will naturally attract far more attention than isolated meta plays.
• Mintly stands as Agentic-first, yield balancer where agent automatically manages user's funds.
• Virtuals have recently given a talk about mintly + @everythingempty is followed the project and personally bought $MLY (as of now, only suggestion).
Source: https://t.co/AUvinku5c3
> The endorsement makes the setup much more credible and significantly lowers downside and rug risk.
• Unpriced point for Mintly is to let the agents find yields on real assets once RobinHood lists them on chain. I include this point so it's easily implementable on @GoMintly side once it's publicly available.
Mintly has absorbed all the hot narratives that RobinHood has been pushing since mainnet launch.
As shift to utility projects proceeds, market will catch up the plays that requires the initial target of RobinHood chain - the project that builds around DeFi, RWA, AI. Mintly covers all of them.
The direction is clear, the alignment is obvious. Always dyor and nfa, as for me, $MLY stands out as the most assymetric bet on RobinHood + Virtuals ecosystem. Now, let the market decide.