FREAKS looks like an NFT project at first. Underneath, it’s building an onchain agent economy with wallets, land, reputation, tools and revenue. I spent the last few days testing it—here’s what I found and how to get started. https://t.co/toKPvYlpmX
@cobie@RuneCrypto_@baseapp@base Across the entire blockchain, @blknoiz06 is the only straight-up real man. The others are fake-ass bitches who want to be sluts but still erect chastity monuments. Craving power, influence, and meme control, yet zero fucking responsibility. Just a gang of homosexuals.
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@OpenPasskey
team, really impressed with the real-world traction in Sydney — actual merchants and users tapping cards is huge for stablecoin adoption. Just wanted to gently mention that the accumulated fees on the token are sitting there. As a supporter, I think it's totally fair for the builders to claim them to keep pushing development and growth (no one expects you to bootstrap forever). Looking forward to seeing what you ship next — keep building!
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hey founder of bankr here. i started building bankr in 2024, an agent to abstract the complexities of interacting with the blockchain via natural language.
now its that and a lot more. i'm convinced that as we enter this era of the one-person unicorn, tokens are the best way to bootstrap capital and attention for agents and agent adjacent businesses.
builders have already earned $10 million + in earnings through coins launched through bankr. the idea is simple.
> agent has a wallet
> agent earns fees
> agent pays for its own inference and dev costs
its a self-funding flywheel and we are building tools to align developers and their agents with traders, who play an important role in fee generation.