I’m a Web3 content writer who enjoys testing products, exploring new ideas, and sharing my honest take on what’s being built.
And recently I discovered @testdriveso , and its build-in-public culture which genuinely resonates with me.
Most people are waiting for the “perfect time” to start.
I’d rather test, learn, improve, and keep moving.
That’s the mindset I’m bringing to every new product, protocol, and community I discover.
Not here just to farm impressions.
I’m here to actually test things and share
Tried the Test Track by @testdriveso and I like how straightforward the brief is.
The draft reservation is a great touch! It lets me check if my post meets the brief before publishing on X
A simple but helpful feature
This is a rewarded Test Drive from @testdriveso#TestTrack
Sketch your review.
Give Excalidraw a try (free, no signup): sketch your honest review of it as a diagram, screenshot it and post it.
$100 rewards · Ends Oct 24 · 1 post/account
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I joined a rewarded Test Drive from @testdriveso and tried the new Test Track from the driver’s side.
Having used TestDrive for several reviews, the flow felt familiar, but this one focused more on the actual journey:
🔸 joining
🔸 understanding the brief
🔸 drafting
🔸 checking
🔸 publishing from the page
The instructions were clear overall, and the draft check was useful for catching what needed to be included before publishing.
The only thing that made me pause was double-checking what exactly was expected. A little more guidance there could make the experience even smoother.
Overall, the Test Track feels like a useful step toward improving the TestDrive experience for both new and returning drivers.
Tried the Test Track by @testdriveso and I like how straightforward the brief is.
The draft reservation is a great touch! It lets me check if my post meets the brief before publishing on X
A simple but helpful feature
This is a rewarded Test Drive from @testdriveso#TestTrack
Test Track flash drive ⚡ open to everyone!
First run of the Test Track.
Join, write your honest review and publish it on X.
$50 rewards, shared equally · Ends today 21:00 UTC · 1 post/account
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OpenBot 0.45.0–0.47.0
🎙️ Voice, your way
- Talk to an agent in a live voice conversation, with spoken replies and controls to mute, interrupt, or end the session.
- Dictate messages and have replies read aloud in 31 languages, with a choice of voices.
- Voice processing stays on your computer. When using a remote agent, only the text is sent to the server.
More control over agent work
- Ask side questions from the web app and on joined servers.
- Let an agent show its plan before a longer task, or start a fresh chat for itself after saving notes.
- See the subagents used by Claude and Codex, with their tasks and progress.
- Change an agent’s model or reasoning effort while it’s working; the change applies to its next turn.
More providers and integrations
- Connect multiple Slack workspaces and Discord servers, with optional role-based access for Discord.
- Use Inception’s Mercury models as a provider.
- Choose Codex’s Fast service tier for supported models.
- Attach ZIP files for agents to extract, and receive ZIP archives back in chat. Remote servers need v0.47.0 to accept ZIP attachments.
Clearer notifications
- Get desktop and web notifications when an agent needs you to finish a browser step, or when a message or routine can’t start.
- Server notification settings now work across desktop and phone, so events aren’t missed while you’re using your computer.
Built for teams
- Run routines around the clock on an OpenBot server.
- Manage company licenses for teams, including seats and member limits.
Full changelog: https://t.co/ecfVC7X4VI
I tested @OpenBot_ though the setup caught my interestbut my experience wasn’t quite smooth.
I tried creating an agent and giving it a small task but I kept getting mock replies from Chief instead of the real task execution.
Sound cool but I’d love to see this work more reliably
HL Weekly Risk Report — October 12-18
The week on @HyperliquidX looked quiet until Saturday night. $56.5B in perp volume, $16.4M in revenue, hyperliquid:native down 8-10% to about $79 with no cascade.
Then chip-stock perps on HIP-3 fell around 6% in under half an hour, with SK Hynix, Samsung and Micron shut for the weekend. The oracle moved about 1.5%. More than $44M in positions got liquidated, mostly longs.
It’s the second weekend hit on Korean chips in three months. In July the oracle was the problem: a bad SK Hynix print went straight into the price feed, and up to $80M in longs were liquidated. This time the price feed held and the book moved on its own.
Two days earlier, Jeff told Odd Lots that a perp can float freely while traditional markets are closed and converge back through funding. Saturday showed how far it can float in half an hour.
Used @FishAudio Drama 3 to create a short Crypto Alpha podcast intro, playing with cues like [whispering], [confident] and [energetic].
What I enjoyed was how naturally it switched between different moods without me doing any manual voice editing. The whispering and confident sections especially came out clean.
Something to improve is making the transition between some emotions a bit smoother.
For podcast intros, voiceovers and crypto content, this is something I can actually see myself using.
I choose @riskoff_hl for a @testdriveso TestDrive.
A Telegram-native risk and analytics tool built specifically for Hyperliquid traders.
It brings real-time position tracking, liquidation-distance alerts and portfolio risk monitoring into Telegram, so traders don’t have to stay glued to the Hyperliquid screen.
Would be interesting to test how fast and useful those alerts really are during volatile market conditions.
AlphaRidge SN45, is a live trading research and automation platform with paying customers.
That brings several trading tools into one place like:
- Charts with stock ratings and pattern detection.
- Screener covering ~4,500 US stocks, plus crypto, with 129 metrics.
- RidgeScript for running TradingView Pine scripts.
- Backtesting, automated strategies and alerts.
- An AI analyst that builds screens and scripts using verifiable platform data.
Interestingly, @alpharidge_ai news and events engine is powered by SN45, whose miners process roughly 275,000 news articles daily.
For me, this is the kind of Bittensor adoption worth following.
Not just building decentralized AI infrastructure, but integrating its output into commercial products with real users.
Free and paid plans available, so visit to explore: https://t.co/akEHVVFNsy
bittensor:native is a full, vibrant, ferocious economy not just a crypto token. By the way, $TAO isn’t crypto; it’s crypto-native, but it’s not straight-up crypto. It’s a problem for crypto projects because it will eat them one by one, while also powering the AI 🤖 revolution through its subnets, which are building critical solutions for AI development across compute, robotics, and infrastructure.
$TAO isn’t just the way. $TAO is the only way. $TAO 🌳👽🦉 💨💨💨🐌🕳️💥🛸