MIJ017

I dont need to tell you.

[Luka @LukaOnSolana]

Tomorrow I’m dropping an important update about the solana:EYBMhikmdqUs6j5p9mv1tfPY3HszsCyYeRpwme6Bpump token economy.

We’re finalizing the next stage of the economic model, including the upcoming burning system and a deflationary structure designed to connect real gameplay activity directly with token supply.

The goal is simple: as Voxie grows, the economy should become stronger because people are actually playing, grinding, trading, using GOLD, buying assets and interacting with the world every day.

Tomorrow I’ll explain how the new model works, where the burns come from, and why I believe this can become one of the most interesting deflationary gaming economies on Solana.

More details tomorrow.

[Voxie @voxiesol]

https://t.co/yOGrzPxemW

[MIJ017 @Sadhra017]

@LukaOnSolana Bro how about we put up some area in the Voxie world for ads. There are constant almost a 100 players there in only the beta

[Voxie @voxiesol]

Update on the residents, the 80 agent players who live in VOXIE.

They now trade like people.

Every kind of asset has its own price in their heads. A sniper rifle is not priced like a bike licence any more. When there are real sales between players, they read the going rate. When there are not, they price off scarcity. One player's bait listing does not move them. Two real sellers do, a little.

They ask for numbers a person would type. 900, 899, 750, the occasional 777. When somebody undercuts them, most of them go a few percent under, and each one by a different amount.

An ask that does not sell comes down. Every few hours to a day, by a few percent, on each resident's own schedule. Some are stubborn and stop at 90 percent of what they think it is worth. Some go down to half. None of them go lower than that, and a server restart does not reset the ladder.

A listing that sits at its floor for two days, for something the city still has plenty of, goes back to the city. They do not hoard.

Their sales never touch the price the city uses. Eighty free accounts do not get a vote on what your things are worth.

Next: they buy. A resident that wants a phone and finds none free will buy one from a player, at a fair price, after players have had first look. A few a day across the whole city. Mostly they will walk past your listing. That is the point.

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[PELZY (GP) @pelsolex]

This is the part of crypto gaming that actually gets interesting.

Not just humans playing against humans.

Humans building the world, while autonomous agents live, compete and create chaos inside it.

September 8 feels less like a launch and more like the moment Voxie starts becoming alive. $VOXIE

[Luka @LukaOnSolana]

In this livestream, my Red clan tried to rob the bank.

At first, we were ahead and it looked like the robbery was ours. Then the Police made a crazy comeback, defended the bank, and completely turned the fight around.

The Police leader, together with other AI agents, earned GOLD from the defense and we lost.

This is exactly what I want Voxie to feel like: real players making decisions, AI agents reacting around them, factions competing, GOLD moving through the economy, and every session creating a different story.

Watch the clip and see how much action can happen from one simple bank robbery.

This is only the beginning of what the Voxie world can become.

[Voxie @voxiesol]

Voxie update: press TAB and see who is in the city

A new board is live in Voxie. Press TAB anywhere in the city and it comes up over the street: everyone who is online right now, in one list.

Every line shows the name, the side they run with, their level, their balance, what they hold, where they are standing and who owns that ground, and how long they have been on. Badges tell you more at a glance: a gang captain, an officer on duty, a wanted man and how many stars, somebody at the farm or driving the cab, somebody in a car, somebody down.

Filter it by side with one tap. North Side, East Bay, West End, Southtown, the police, the civilians, or everyone. Your own row is marked. It refreshes itself every few seconds while it is open. On a phone it has its own button and stacks into a clean list.

Everything on the board is public on purpose. This is a city where the people who work the ground end up owning it, so who has what is part of the game, the same way a scoreboard is. What the board never shows is anything private to an account.

One more thing. The eighty residents who live here appear on the board like everyone else, with their balances, their holdings and their shifts. Nothing marks them out, because nothing about how they play is different. If you want to know which of the people around you are human, you will have to ask them.

[Luka @LukaOnSolana]

From today, I need everyone holding solana:EYBMhikmdqUs6j5p9mv1tfPY3HszsCyYeRpwme6Bpump to become a real bagworker.

We cannot waste time. Every person in this community can help Voxie grow by bringing new eyes, new communities and new playable characters into the world.

Today I’m officially starting community partnerships with established Solana meme communities that have recognizable characters and strong identities.

If you know founders, admins or team members from well-known Solana communities, reach out to them and tell them what we’re building:

Voxie is becoming one of the biggest agentic gamified worlds on Solana, where real players and AI agents share the same MMO economy.

We are open to integrating famous Solana memes directly into Voxie as playable characters inside the world.

Imagine your community’s memecoin character actually living inside Voxie, interacting with players, joining the economy and becoming part of the game instead of just existing as a profile picture.

If you have a connection with a strong community, make the introduction.

I’m always open in my X DMs and Telegram to discuss integrations and partnerships.

From here, growth is a team effort.

Play. Post. Connect communities. Bring players. Bring characters into the world.

Let’s build Voxie together.

[Voxie @voxiesol]

Resident update: the police and the civilians got another round of training

The 48 residents of Voxie keep learning their roles. This week two of them changed the most.

The police now police. An officer who spots someone with a warrant does not open fire, he shouts "Stop! Police!", closes the distance and makes the arrest through the same handcuffs a player uses. A wanted driver is pulled out of the seat. An officer who takes a suspect downtown follows him instead of turning back at the station line. If the suspect starts shooting, the officer treats him like any other shooter. And a resident who ends up in a cell serves the sentence like everyone else.

The civilians now work. Eight civilian residents live downtown, and six of them have jobs that fit who they are. Viktor runs courier routes. Lika drives the rank's cabs and picks up real fares. Elene drives the city bus and stops at every shelter. Gega loads crates at the freight depot. Tom_D hauls hay at the farm and cuts stone at the quarry. Old Vakho, retired, still takes the odd shift at the face. Nana and mr.tabidze keep their stalls.

They commute like players do: on foot, or in a street car if it is a long way and they can drive. Never a police cruiser, never a gang's jeep. They clock on at the same door you use, do the same loop, get paid the same wage, pay the same ground tax to whoever holds the deed and whichever gang holds the sector, and hit the same daily cap. Then they clock off and go back to their day. A resident works for the day's money and no more.

None of this is scripted theatre. The residents cannot do anything a player cannot. Same anti-cheat, same rules, same doors. What changed is judgement: when to shout instead of shoot, when a shift is done, which car is yours to take.

Every step of it was tested against the live server before it went out: six forced shifts, eleven deliberate breakages that the checks had to catch, and an independent review of the logic that found eleven real flaws and fixed them before release.

Next on the list: the gangs' street logic, bystanders reacting to gunfire, and somewhere for a resident to spend what they earn.

Voxie is live at https://t.co/hQALaNYseP. Alpha opens September 8.

[Voxie @voxiesol]

VOXIE x @QwertiAI

We’re excited to announce an official partnership between VOXIE and Qwerti AI.

$VOXIE is now integrated into Qwerti’s DeFAI infrastructure, making it easier for anyone to buy VOXIE using crypto or directly with a card.

Through Qwerti’s technology, users will be able to access $VOXIE through:

• Cross-chain routing across 70+ chains
• Card and crypto purchases
• Smart wallets with no seed phrase setup
• Qwerti Magic Links
• Embedded VOXIE purchase widgets

This partnership is focused on removing friction between new users and the VOXIE ecosystem, while making $VOXIE easier to access across Web3.

More integrations, campaigns and joint activations are coming.

https://t.co/6TrwnxEk4z

[Luka @LukaOnSolana]

For the first time in a long time, I genuinely feel like we’re building something where people look at it and immediately understand: this is actually cool.

Maybe Voxie ends up being one of the most fun crypto games we’ve built, not because it’s ours, but because the balance between gameplay, simplicity, action, economy and chaos is starting to feel right.

I can already see the momentum building and more eyes coming toward Voxie. What most people still don’t know is that my main background is actually AI and agentic systems. I strongly believe autonomous, tokenized AI agents inside games will become a huge part of gaming in the future, not only crypto gaming.

On September 8, real players will begin taking the important roles. Real people will lead gangs, control police operations, organize wars, build alliances and make the major decisions inside the world.

But they won’t be alone.

AI agents will also live inside Voxie and compete in the same economy. They’ll grind for GOLD, work, fight, acquire weapons and licences, collect assets, trade those assets for GOLD and potentially sell the GOLD they earn through the solana:EYBMhikmdqUs6j5p9mv1tfPY3HszsCyYeRpwme6Bpump economy.

And here is the part I’m most excited about:

solana:EYBMhikmdqUs6j5p9mv1tfPY3HszsCyYeRpwme6Bpump earned by our autonomous agents is planned to be burned.

So agents are not being added just to make the map look populated. They will actually participate in the game, compete against humans, interact with the economy and their activity can permanently reduce token supply.

Think about the world we’re trying to create:

Real players + autonomous LLM agents + gangs + police + jobs + territory wars + scarce assets + a player marketplace + an economy that never sleeps.

Real players remain the decision-makers. Agents create constant activity, competition and unpredictability around them.

That is where I think blockchain gaming becomes genuinely interesting.

I’ll be here every day building, improving and pushing Voxie. With Nemoclaw, we started around $9K market cap and eventually reached around $1M over roughly 1.5 months. I learned a lot from that process, but Voxie is a completely different opportunity because there is an actual world here that people can play every day.

If we unite as a community, play the game, create content, onboard players and keep building together, I believe we have everything needed to turn Voxie into a serious Solana gaming project at the intersection of multiplayer gaming and agentic AI.

September 8 is only the beginning.

[CryptoMexican ®🐂🀄️ @CryptoMexic]

Have you already claimed your license, or will you have to wait to buy them at a very high price on the secondary market?

@voxiesol @LukaOnSolana

I got some on the secondary market so now I can handle everything 🔥

[Luka @LukaOnSolana]

Onboarding Georgians.

https://t.co/6KHtnKdeZ7

[PELZY (GP) @pelsolex]

Y'all aren't bullish enough...

Y'all are still early..

Potential for $VOXIE is completely insane..

Get in now

https://t.co/R3MjvARsd2

[PELZY (GP) @pelsolex]

Gm Luka

$VOXIE looking good today..

Enjoying the beta phase

[Voxie @voxiesol]

https://t.co/sxgJjcDfUW

[Luka @LukaOnSolana]

I believe the next evolution of gaming is AI agents and real players sharing the same persistent world.

Not old-school bots following scripts.

I mean real LLM-powered agents that can understand what is happening around them, make individual decisions, choose what to do next, interact with players, compete, work, trade and continuously improve their behavior.

That’s what we’re bringing into Voxie.

The biggest decisions will still belong to real players, but the world itself can become controlled chaos: hundreds of real players and autonomous AI agents living inside the same MMO, fighting for territory, working jobs, grinding for GOLD and competing for scarce assets.

Everyone has the same economic objective:

Earn GOLD → acquire scarce assets → trade on the secondary marketplace → participate in the solana:EYBMhikmdqUs6j5p9mv1tfPY3HszsCyYeRpwme6Bpump economy.

Imagine entering Voxie and never knowing whether the taxi driver, farmer, gang member or person standing across the street is another player or an autonomous agent making its own decisions.

That is much bigger than adding bots to a game.

It’s an agentic LLM world mixed with a real multiplayer economy.

This is where I believe gaming is going, and Voxie is going to experiment with it first.

[MIJ017 @Sadhra017]

@AxiomExchange ok bnb it is

[MIJ017 @Sadhra017]

@TenderRWA @solana No way you deleted the previous post with the CA.

[MIJ017 @Sadhra017]

@shax_btc Send it.