@proofoftalk@provenauthority@billions_ntwk Big tech is ‘terrified’ of AI agents wiping out ad revenue because agents don’t read ads. They’ll be using Instinct: guided commerce, routing agents to suggested tools and skills, delivered via their micropayment receipts.
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Bull posting $DEXTER till it reaches 100M. Day 19.
Many people think the AI bubble is destined to burst, and they're probably right. Most bubbles do. What many people miss is that bubbles often leave behind entirely new industries.
The internet bubble burst. The internet didn't. AI may follow the same path.
While everyone is busy arguing about valuations, token prices, and whether AI is overhyped, entirely new markets are already being created.
One of them is autonomous payments: machines deciding what service they need, evaluating whether the price makes sense, and then buying it themselves.
Ironically, the payment is already the easiest part. The real challenge comes before the payment.
How does an agent know which service to use? How does it know the service actually works?
How does it know the price is fair?
How does it avoid getting scammed?
How does it compare 50 nearly identical providers?
How does it improve its decisions over time without constantly asking a human for approval?
The moment agents start spending money, they run into the exact same problems humans do: discovery, trust, reputation, price discovery, and decision making.
Everyone seems focused on how agents will pay. I'm far more interested in everything that happens upstream of that simple action, and @dexteraisol is positioned exactly there.
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It’s true — Grok agents just gained money, identity, and access to thousands of premium services.
The frontier of truly open agentic commerce is being pushed further by solana:EfPoo4wWgxKVToit7yX5VtXXBrhao4G8L7vrbKy6pump every single day. We’re just warming up.
looks like i found another sleeping giant on @solana again...
@AmplifiedBot is a project which offers a unique leverage trading system for the trenches.
when specific safety metrics are matched on a token, it will be eligable for trading with up to 10x leverage.
and the best thing about the whole project:
they are sharing their platform revenue with all loyal holders.
since the platform went live, they sent out a total of around $20,000, while having only ~260 unique traders.
just imagine how these numbers are looking like, when the tech goes viral & attracts more users.
besides all that, the dev @DataWizzV2 is implementing new updates on a weekly basis, which makes me very confident with my thesis.
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The market is making the same mistake again.
Most people still see https://t.co/62zldtwltZ as "just another token". The funny part is that a lot users don't even know the token $HEY exists. They're just using the product, unaware, and that's exactly the kind of thing that gets my attention.
When I look at https://t.co/62zldtwltZ, I see some of the same characteristics that projects like @pumpcade and @dexteraisol were developing before introducing ACE structures. Product first, users first, distribution first, monetization first. Less focus on token marketing, more focus on building something people actually use.
The common thread is that the value proposition starts extending beyond the token itself. A real product emerges, a user base forms, revenue opportunities appear, and eventually the project starts looking more like a company than a traditional crypto launch.
Does that mean an ACE round is coming? No, nobody knows that.
What I'm saying is that if you wanted to build a project that could eventually justify an equity linked structure, you would probably start by doing exactly what @heydotlol is doing today.
Most people will only start thinking about that possibility after an announcement. By then, the market will already have priced it in.
The opportunity is rarely in knowing the future. It's usually in recognizing a familiar pattern before everyone else does.