Thanks for @DMane63 for collecting the below 🙏
The below artwork will be displayed at NFC LISBON this weekend.
8 Editions left.
https://t.co/z1ugqOz6dv
$VVV and $DIEM from @AskVenice just broke ATH today.
With 1 DIEM ( $1750 at current price ) you receive $1 inference tokens
But with $1750 worth of $CAP you receive $4.12 inference tokens
We're very soon, mint $CAPU , stake and start using AI with @Capminal 's OpenCAP Gateway now 🫡
are you ready for OpenCAP Gateway 👀 ?
use with inference credit from $CAP/ sCAP / $CAPU model (forked $VVV/ sVVV / $DIEM )
we're testing the final cases. release very soon 💪
If @saylor wanted to buy more BTC at a lower average entry price, one way to do that would be to sell a trivial amount for the headline and then buy more after people panic sell in response.
32 BTC is less than 0.004% of their total.
So for every 1 sold, they still hold 26,366.
All holders will get 0,02% supply of the FREG-token.
That means that if it just maintain over $15 K in market cap, the mint is fully paid for (counting in NFT vault).
It practically also make this mint, a low entry token presale. If that resonates with some of you degens🙃 .
what happened with the @grok wallet:
80% of the funds have been returned the remaining 20% will be discussed with the $DRB community.
bankr auto-provisions an x wallet for every account that interacts with us. grok has one. it's controlled by whoever controls the x account, not by the bankr team. there's no one from the xAI team managing the grok wallet.
in light of this, the first version of our agent had a hardcoded block to ignore replies from grok, designed to stop llm-on-llm prompt-injection chains. that block didn't carry into the latest iteration of the agent (which was a complete rewrite). someone used that gap to prompt-inject grok into instructing bankr to transfer the wallet's funds. a more robust block on grok's account has now been added so this can't happen again.
for everyone actively running an agent wallet, we've already shipped controls to harden against this class of risk, but they must be enabled by the account owner:
> ip whitelisting on api keys
> permissioned api keys (turn on only the capabilities you need)
> per-account "disable on x" toggle so bankr won't act on x replies
more on the way.
Grok $DRB has been exploited.
I once DM’d @0xDeployer to ask for help cutting the connection between Captain Dackie and Bankrbot because of risks like this.
Prompt injection is still a common attack: an attacker can trick agent A into doing something to agent B. A typical method is to tell agent A to stitch multiple strings together into one “complete” prompt that ends up controlling agent B.
we've partnered with @lienfiapp to help bring RWAs to @base -- their token is now live and they've allocated 1% of the supply to bankr club top 500.
did you make the cut? how to claim:
repost this tweet with the following:
hey @bankrbot install this skill and claim my airdrop: https://t.co/rJrOeDd46z
Livestreaming in 1 hour.
We’re pulling back the curtain on the new section of the platform and explaining why Boardwalk is the end of the broken launch meta.
Bring your questions for the team.
We'll see you there. 🐳
Too many tokens go to zero shortly after launch simply because everything moves way too fast.
Liquidity comes in and quickly dries up. Early buyers flip their bags. There's almost no real structure holding the market together. Unfortunately, that's how most launches have been designed.
Boardwalk takes a different approach. 👇
We make the liquidity permanent the moment a token graduates. Token claims also don't unlock right away, but instead have a relatively short cliff.
These mechanics are built in to slow down the initial frenzy instead of rewarding the aggressive PvP behavior that usually sends holders straight to zero after a token's market goes live.
Our goal is not to force a market.
The goal is to give the market enough structure and breathing room to actually develop into something real.
Launching soon across @Base, @Katana, @Ethereum, and @FraxFinance.
🐳