The battle is beginning.
Spy Inc Mint: Friday, September 4, 6pm GMT +1
6,000 Agents, each 0.0065 ETH https://t.co/cJ0oIKExzl
Phase 1 - Whitelist (GTD):
A limit of 4 per wallet, enough to send one spy to each mission. 1 hour.
Phase 2 - FCFS :
First come, first serve for all wallets who have engaged - limit 6 per wallet. 30 minutes.
Phase 3 - Public:
Open to all who want to play.
Recruits will enroll in their Agencies and convert into official Spies when the game begins
Just generated my PFP for @zec_bit first NFT collection on Zcash
Had to secure a piece of ZEC fir history
Privacy, but make it collectible.
How the PFP looking
https://t.co/TDMeZabnJl
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KEYSTONE is here.
A FREE NEW GAME for TRIALWARE holders, and it comes tied to a token: $TRIALKEY (not live yet), launching on @ponsdotfamily ethereum:0x07f5b6823751c2e2cd4560f28af75ff887102241
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$TRIALKEY launches on the Pons curve. Once it reaches the graduation threshold it moves into a Uniswap V4 pool with the liquidity locked for good. Nobody can pull it, including us.
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Every trade on that pair, curve or pool, pays a small fee. The fee buys $TRIALKEY into a vault. The vault is a public contract. The only way anything leaves it is through a keystone.
Most people see axis hub as a website where you move a robot arm with your mouse
That is only the first layer
The more interesting part is what happens after the movement
A contributor opens a simulated environment in the browser, follows the task instructions and produces a trajectory a structured record of the robot’s state, human actions, scene and final result
That trajectory can then move through a larger data pipeline
browser teleoperation
→ trajectory recording
→ data cleaning and smoothing
→ quality checks and metrics
→ simulation augmentation
→ robot-policy training
→ sim-to-real testing
This matters because robot intelligence is not limited by models alone
A robot can have a powerful model and still perform badly if the training data is:
• incomplete
• inconsistent
• too rough
• poorly labelled
• collected from only one type of environment
The browser solves the access problem.
You do not need to own a robot or operate a laboratory to contribute a demonstration. But collecting the movement is only the beginning. The data must still be processed into a format that training systems can use.
That is why an @axisrobotics task is more than clicking until a scene looks correct
You are helping create a machine-readable example of how a task should be performed.
The public Axis technical report and repositories show this broader direction across browser infrastructure, trajectory cleaning, task generation and model training.
I wrote a complete beginner guide explaining how to complete and sign your first Axis contribution.
The real question is no longer:
“Can humans control a robot?”
It is:
“Can thousands of people produce enough clean, diverse and verifiable demonstrations to help robots operate in the real world?”
Just secured 5 GUARANTEED MINTS for my community from @InkersonInk 🫡
Giving all 5 spots directly to you guys.
To enter:
1. Follow @InkersonInk
2. Like + RT their pinned post
3. Drop a comment on their pinned post
4. Come back here and comment “DONE”
I’ll be picking 5 winners from the replies
Be fast there us not much time left
. @CNPYNetwork present everyone with a great opportunity for people asking answer to who it is actually for
Because its not build for the developers
it's for people who use ai as assistants to build normal software every day and have never touched blockchain
if you're already used to describing what you want to an ai and getting working code back, you can point that same habit at a blockchain instead of a database
that's actually a meaningful change because up until now you had to learn a whole new language just to start messing around
but there's a difference between being able to do something and being ready to do it
shipping a chain in one sitting doesn't mean you understand what you just shipped or what could go wrong with it
more people can get in the door now
that part hasn't changed
I need to tell this story properly because solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump almost turned me into a motivational speaker
I bought when it was around $0.06 with basically the only money I had
Not “risk management” money.
Not “small allocation” money.
Not “I can afford to lose this” money.
I mean final-boss wallet balance. The type of money that makes you refresh your bank app and start respecting poverty.
After I bought, I instantly became a professional chart watcher.
Every candle was moving my blood pressure.
Every red candle had me questioning my ancestors.
Every green candle had me walking around like I understood macroeconomics.
Then solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump started sending.
At first I said, “Nice, small win.”
Then it kept going
2x.
I started smiling at my phone like I was texting someone’s daughter.
3x
I started calculating things I had no business calculating.
4x
At that point, I was no longer a normal human being. I was a liquidity survivor. A memecoin graduate. A man who had seen the trenches and came back with screenshot evidence.
Big thanks to @blknoiz06 for this one. This is my first major memecoin win, and honestly, it feels like the market finally apologized to me for all the nonsense it has put me through.
solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump didn’t just give me a 4x.
It gave me confidence, trauma, and a very dangerous belief that I might actually be him