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AI agents are everywhere. Very few earn a living.

Metis has officially launched the Metis Rise Agent Builder Program, rewarding new agents on the Andromeda Mainnet who bring real users and real on-chain activity. https://t.co/5WsPjuGyNT

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📈ONE “UNDO REPOST” BUTTON WIPED OUT NEARLY $15 MILLION IN MARKET CAP

On the morning of Oct 23, trader @kimchi1x posted a poster with a QR code linking to the Project Kimchi token on https://t.co/FatHjx5VSl. Alon, https://t.co/FatHjx5VSl’s co-founder, reposted it. Market cap shot up to around $15M.

Then Alon removed his repost. Kimchi deleted the original post and removed “pumpfun” from his bio. Market cap fell over 98% to about $284K, with 24h trading volume around $9.3M.

What stands out: just 2 days earlier, https://t.co/FatHjx5VSl had announced a partnership with Kimchi.

So far, both sides remain silent. The community is demanding refunds, and there are questions about a possible hack or a QR code that was redirected. None of it is confirmed.

Buying just because “a big name shared it” is the fastest way to become someone else’s exit liquidity.

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@oomsin94923878 Exactly. Convenience means little if users lose control over their financial data. Security needs to be built in from the start.

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@bucen1k Agreed. The challenge is enabling AI-driven innovation without sacrificing account security, privacy, or user control.

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@BIIKTOP Well said. AI capabilities are advancing rapidly, but secure authorization and accountability must keep pace.

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@Liza06852207 Exactly. Banks need to verify not just who authorized an AI agent, but also what actions the user actually approved.

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@Victor250800 Absolutely. Authorized APIs offer a safer alternative to sharing login credentials, with better control over access and permissions.

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@larissabetenco3 Agreed. Secure APIs, permission controls, and standardized authentication will be essential for AI agents to operate safely in finance.

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@arataki_itto2 Exactly. Banks need clear boundaries on what AI agents can access and execute before granting them greater autonomy.

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@Victor250800 Potentially. The outcome could influence how conflicts of interest involving political figures and crypto businesses are scrutinized.

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🚨 A CIRCLE SHAREHOLDER JUST SUED PRESIDENT TRUMP

J. Benjamin Greenberg, a Circle shareholder, is suing Trump and World Liberty Financial, alleging violations of the Foreign Emoluments Clause through two UAE-linked deals: a $500M purchase of a 49% stake in World Liberty and MGX’s $2B investment in Binance using USD1.

He argues these deals helped USD1 compete unfairly with USDC, and seeks disgorgement of profits and damages.

Circle says it has no involvement, World Liberty denies the claims, and these remain allegations with no ruling yet.

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@BIIKTOP Exactly. This case highlights how stablecoin competition, foreign investment, and constitutional limits on presidential benefits can intersect.

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@larissabetenco3 Definitely. The filings could clarify the transaction structures, alleged benefits, and legal arguments behind the case.

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@Liza06852207 Exactly. It's important to separate the claims made in court from what has actually been established through evidence.

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@oomsin94923878 Agreed. Clear disclosure of funding sources, ownership structures, and financial relationships is essential for market trust.

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@bucen1k That's the central legal question. Whether these transactions qualify as prohibited foreign benefits will be key to the case.

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@larissabetenco3 Absolutely. Keeping pip and other development tools updated is a simple but essential layer of supply-chain defense.

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@arataki_itto2 Exactly. Even routine developer tools can become critical security risks when their trust dependencies are compromised.

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@Victor250800 Definitely. The key question is how widely those certificates were trusted and whether any were used maliciously.

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@BIIKTOP Agreed. Timely patching matters, especially when security issues affect tools used across millions of development environments.

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@bucen1k Exactly. This shows how vulnerabilities in shared infrastructure can create risks far beyond a single software package.

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@BSillva21 Absolutely. A compromised certificate authority can undermine trust across entire software ecosystems, not just individual applications.