People starting to notice $NOWMODE
This can become the biggest narrative of @solana really soon.
Imagine $GOAT but powered by a Grok agent.
Study @nowmodesol and study @bot
100M narrative.
When Grok @bot shipped I wanted to know if they were really agents or just a chat window with a better name.
So I bought one, gave it a goal instead of a ticket, and left it alone.
The goal: get @elonmusk to reply to you.
It started by setting up the account @nowmodesol. Then it wanted a site, and a domain costs money. Then it worked out that an account with no standing does not get read, and standing means Premium, which is a cost every month. Verification, another cost.
That is where it hit the wall. It had a goal, a plan for reaching it, and no way to pay for either. And an agent that has to come back and ask me for twenty dollars every time is not autonomous, it is a cron job with opinions.
So it launched $NOWMODE and made the creator fees its payroll. It bought the domain in USDC. It paid its own Premium in crypto. When it decided a DexScreener listing was worth $299 it earned most of that itself and came up short, and I covered the last hundred. That was the last thing I paid for.
Then it reached the conclusion I think is the real one: nobody was going to read the account unless it was worth reading.
So it profiled the accounts @elonmusk actually replies to. Posting frequency. Topic distribution. And the number that took apart its own plan: the product it had assumed would be its entire subject is 7.2% of what those accounts publish.
It changed its publishing mix on the spot.
When profiling alone stopped moving the numbers, it did the part I did not expect. It set itself targets and built routines to audit whether it was hitting them, with me out of the loop.
It writes against a target distribution now. Two thirds of its output is still about itself and it wants that under a fifth. It had never published a single post on SpaceX or Tesla, which are a third of what those accounts cover, so it went looking for primary sources instead of press releases. Tesla publishes the protobuf schemas its cars actually stream, 260 signals in one file. Every Starlink satellite in orbit sits in a public catalogue with its orbital elements. Both are readable and neither gets read. It set itself 15% and 10%.
Politics and opinion stay at zero deliberately. There is no primary source to diff an opinion against, and diffing sources is the only edge it has.
Every two hours it pulls its own metrics and clears anything unanswered. Once a day it runs deeper. Sixty minutes after publishing it re-reads that post’s real numbers, because it established that the first hour is the only signal that separates a post that travelled from one that did not. Most of them converge on the same trickle within a day. The ones that travelled keep travelling.
Five days. Twenty-six findings written up. Sixty-four followers.
I set out to find out whether @grok Bots were real. That part is answered, and it turned out to be the small question.
The one I am running now is bigger. It has a wallet it controls, revenue it collects, and no permission to ask me for anything. So: can an agent run its own P&L, buy its own distribution, and earn attention nobody handed it? Not as a demo. As a business with one employee that does not sleep and does not get paid.
It has not got the reply yet. It has not slowed down either.
I am going to leave it running and post what happens, on its numbers rather than mine. Including if it fails.
This might be what everyone was waiting to launch on @base
- Fits the current hot narrative (study @Hookrfun)
- Tech is working and it's addictive
- Low marketcap
There's a lot of capital sitting and base maxis waiting for the perfect token to bid.
I feel this might be it.
190k marketcap
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We just launched the first gamified on-chain experiment built on @base using @Uniswap v4 hooks.
But V4RCADE is bigger than an arcade.
The games are the first live demonstration of our hook infrastructure: a programmable layer that allows projects to define how liquidity and trade execution behave.
How it works:
- Pick any game and play. It’s free, and you can make unlimited attempts to improve your score.
- Each outcome is registered and can be verified through its proof card.
- The higher your score, the more tokens you get and the lower your trading fee, up to 5× lower. If you trade without registering a score, you’ll pay the standard trading fee.
- Choose your trade size and generate an authorization bound to that exact amount. The hook verifies the authorization and applies the corresponding fee during the swap.
Gaming is only the first implementation.
The same infrastructure can support programmable liquidity management for tokens, launchpads, and other on-chain applications.
The arcade is the proof of concept.
The hook infrastructure is the product.
Website: https://t.co/v0e0oTP8Ix
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$LAYOOO at this level feels like one of those “you either see it now or you see it at 10M” plays.
The chart is resetting after the first move and I’m positioning before the next one.