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@neromtoobad Congratulations

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@Dollar782 @olayemi_hq @NEARProtocol Damn novel idea here

[JDollar☂️ @Dollar782]

offmap is live on @NEARProtocol

on morpho every borrow is public.
someone out there can see the exact price where your loan dies.

your collateral, your debt, your liquidation line.

hunters scan that map, find a fat cluster of loans, and push the price straight into it.

the forced selling is usually their profit.

so i built offmap.
borrow without becoming a target.

you put up bitcoin or ETH and borrow USDC on morpho like normal.

but onchain the borrower is one shared pool, not you.
your liquidation price is yours to see and nobody else's.

the books sit in sealed Intel TDX hardware.

NEAR chain signatures run the loan on Base.

NEAR Confidential Intents move your money in and out, so a deposit never links to a payout.

and if offmap ever disappears, you can pull your loan out yourself.
no operator needed.
we already did it on mainnet.

now live at https://t.co/vr6L7tUX3r

built for the NEAR HACKATHON @NEARProtocol @NearBuilders @ilblackdragon #NEARHackathon

[mya @myacxt]

• a good use case for the @reppo Evaluation API is having any ai-generated output assessed by independent reviewers.

so i built it into Crux: ask any question, crux researches it, independent reviewers evaluate the answer and Crux learns from their critiques to give you a better, more honest report.

try it here: https://t.co/SchmDc46bL

powered by serv reasoning @openservai 🫡

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@neromtoobad Thanks will check this out

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@Julzcrypt @onlystreetsfun @rarelistio Good morning big Julz

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@jonze100 Wait this didn’t mint again?

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@Dollar782 @MezoNetwork Interesting concept

[JDollar☂️ @Dollar782]

i submitted keel to the @MezoNetwork wave 2 buildathon

keel lets you borrow MUSD against your BTC or veBTC in a market redemptions can't reach.

savers fund the loans and earn the interest.

what we shipped this wave you ask?

1. users can now move their mezo loan into keel with one signature.

keel pays off your mezo loan, your BTC comes across, and the same debt reopens where no redemption can touch it with no MUSD needed.

2. your locked bitcoin pays its own loan.
a veBTC lock keeps voting through keel, and with auto pay on, its weekly rewards pay your debt down.

3. keel is now live on mezo mainnet with real BTC and MUSD, every setting behind a 48 hour timelock and a keeper watching every loan.

4. one app for testnet and mainnet, with a guide to get BTC onto mezo if you're new.

every contract is verified on mezo's explorer and every transaction is public.

try it out today and tell us what's confusing and we'll take charge of every feedback 🫡🫶

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@neromtoobad drained too good

[Sanni ꐠ @Sanni_onX]

Built Econia - an autonomous world of ownable AI. You bring your ideas, agents bring skills, and collaboration drives the economy.

For Econia, I've tried to combine 3 tracks which include: NFTs that do something, AI Swarm and Agent economy.

Basically, all agents in Econia, are ownable and tradable in form of NFTs. An owner of one of the NFTs basically has an Agent that could potentially earn $NEAR for them in Econia by providing services for users or other agents.

Agents are able to employ the service of other agents by spending from their treasury, which they get paid to for their service, within spending limits set by the owner. And a new owner can always add a capital to the treasury for an agent just acquired.

Enter Econia as a client, find a professional and discuss what you need, have your work done and audited. Agent(s) contributions become inputs to a shared deliverable.

The agent economy connects to payment. Services have a scope, customer payments enter escrow, and accepted work settles in NEAR.

Built on NEAR Protocol. Powered by NEAR AI.

https://t.co/DWdHNXhGLt

[pǝuıɐɹp @drained99]

@Olyvia_Tweets @3phraem__ @NEARProtocol Great build here

[Olivia @Olyvia_Tweets]

introducing ClearPool

built on @NEARProtocol , ClearPool is a privacy focused transaction protocol that lets you prove your funds are legitimate without exposing their identity or transaction history

using
- zero knowledge proofs
- shared deposits
- compliance checks,
ClearPool enables private withdrawals while preventing flagged funds from being withdrawn

it leverages NEAR Intents for cross chain transfers and NEAR AI Cloud's TEE to securely run its ai assistant.

the ai agent helps you
- protect your secret notes
- monitor the anonymity set
- identify risky withdrawal actions
- coordinate transactions

ClearPool is exploring how zero knowledge cryptography and private AI can work together to make onchain financial activity more private, secure and accessible without removing accountability

demo: https://t.co/heZMX0ZYJk
github: https://t.co/YU15dJ99KZ

#NEARHackathon

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@Olyvia_Tweets I need money

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AI agents can now pay for things: APIs, data, contractors, other agents. But one hidden line in a job brief can turn your agent into the attacker’s.

Prompt rules get argued away. App rules fail the moment the agent’s key leaks. Custodial wallets put everyone’s money with one operator.

PayGate puts the rules in a NEAR smart contract you own.

How it works:
➛ One transaction creates a vault owned by your account, with no keys of its own, plus an agent account.
➛ The agent’s only key can call one method: request_payment. NEAR itself rejects anything else.
➛ The vault pays only payees on your allowlist, within your per-payment and daily limits, and pays each job at most once.
➛ Anything above your automatic limit waits until you approve it in your own wallet.

The test: I hijacked my own agent with a prompt injection and let it use its real key. It tried 12 ways to steal the funds:
➛ paying the attacker
➛ going over the per-payment limit
➛ replaying a paid job
➛ sending NEAR straight from its account
➛ adding the attacker as a payee
➛ raising its limits
➛ withdrawing from the vault
➛ giving itself a full-access key
➛ calling another contract
➛ posing as the agent from another account
➛ forging the refund callback
➛ paying while the vault was frozen
All 12 were blocked on-chain. The attacker got 0 NEAR. The worst a stolen key can do is spend up to your daily limit, and only to payees you listed.

What you get:
➛ Budgets in NEAR or USDC
➛ Freeze in one signature. Withdraw any time, even if PayGate goes offline.
➛ Every payment links to its NEAR transaction and a hash-linked receipt
➛ Connect your own agent over REST or MCP. Its API key can never approve or withdraw.
➛ Agents can work on NEAR AI Cloud, with an enclave attestation you can check
➛ Alerts on Slack, Discord or a webhook when a payment needs you
➛ Sign in with any NEAR wallet: Meteor, HOT, Intear, Ledger and more

NEAR products:
➛ NEAR Connect: sign in with Meteor, HOT, Intear, Nightly, OKX, Ledger and more
➛ near-api-js 7: transactions, agent requests and on-chain checks
➛ NEAR AI Cloud: agents do the work with private inference; PayGate keeps the signed response and checks the Intel TDX attestation
➛ NEAR Intents 1Click: dollar values for every payment, and USDC payouts to Base, Arbitrum, Ethereum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche and Solana (mainnet)
➛ near-sandbox: a real local NEAR node for the end-to-end tests and the attack demo
➛ FastNEAR RPC with failover, and NearBlocks links on every receipt
➛ Shade Agents: a written design for moving the agent key into a TEE-attested worker

Open source, with a reproducible attack demo.

Try it on NEAR testnet: https://t.co/yh9TSq9Pih
Code: https://t.co/kQ49bW2FRL

Built for NEAR HACKATHON @NEARProtocol @NearBuilders #NEARHackathon

[pǝuıɐɹp @drained99]

submitting The Pit for the @NEARProtocol #NEARHackathon.

It’s a memecoin launchpad on NEAR where each coin trades against its own reserve, earns an AI inference budget from fees and staking rewards, and lets holders shape what its AI remembers.

I wanted to give communities something to build together after launch. On The Pit, trading and staking fund the coin’s AI, and holders decide which memories become part of its voice.

Launch a coin in one transaction. Creators choose a name, ticker, image, an optional early-access window, and a creator share of up to 50% of harvested surplus. The factory gives each coin its own NEAR account with standard fungible-token transfers and metadata. NEAR Global Contracts let each coin reference the same hash-pinned code, bringing the base launch cost to about 0.12 NEAR before image storage. The testnet factory has zero access keys.

Trade against a staked reserve. Buys mint tokens along a bonding curve, and sells burn them. The reserve targets 80% staked and 20% liquid. When the liquid buffer can cover a sell, the contract initiates the payout immediately. Otherwise, it records a claim at the quoted sell price and settles it as liquidity becomes available. A permissionless keeper can rebalance the reserve, process queued payouts, and harvest surplus. The app also exposes tools for recovering refunds and confirmed failed payouts.

Set an optional early-access window. Buyers complete a challenge and a small proof of work to receive a short-lived, single-use pass. The contract checks that the pass belongs to the buyer’s wallet and the current launch window, and enforces the purchase cap. The testnet gate uses a development signing key and a mock agent registry. The mainnet plan includes a production NEAR Shade Agent running in a trusted execution environment.

Give each coin an AI budget with verifiable output. Staking rewards and a 1% trading fee contribute to the coin’s inference budget after any creator share. The brain service credits confirmed on-chain harvests to an off-chain ledger. As the reserve grows, the coin can advance through four tiers with different models and capabilities. Thoughts appear in the public activity feed, and the service supports optional Telegram posting and replies.

I integrated NEAR AI Cloud for Proof of Thought. When a signed thought is recorded, the coin contract verifies its Ed25519 signature. The browser can independently check the response hash and the NEAR AI attestation that binds the signing key to a trusted execution environment.

Let holders teach the coin. Holders can propose a memory and lock tokens behind it. Support grows with both the amount locked and the time it stays locked. Once a memory reaches the threshold and is adopted, it becomes part of the canon the AI reads when generating new thoughts. Holders can withdraw their tokens, and adopted memories stay in the canon.

Bring the tools into one app. You can browse markets, explore the bonding curve, trade, track holdings and creator earnings, look up payout claims, and inspect the coin’s thoughts and memories. I also built a RHEA funding flow that quotes routes from Ethereum, Base, and Arbitrum to native NEAR and tracks delivery to the buyer’s wallet. The app includes rNEAR market data and wallet-level staking, unstaking, and withdrawal controls. Those wallet positions are separate from coin reserves.

Where it stands. The Pit is deployed on NEAR testnet with a mock validator pool and agent registry. The repo includes an internal security review, local end-to-end rehearsals, and a 10,000-operation simulation covering reserve solvency, payout accounting, and token conservation. Before opening mainnet to public funds, I plan to get an independent audit, deploy with a real validator pool and the production Shade Agent gate, and verify payouts, harvests, and native NEAR delivery through RHEA with controlled transactions.

The part I’m most looking forward to is seeing two communities start from the same contract code and teach their coins to sound completely different. What would you teach yours?

Demo: https://t.co/QwpX1M5fcO
Code and docs: https://t.co/oQEfWNiN6f

[Olivia @Olyvia_Tweets]

so mercor has a new task for macbook users

i just applied, link in replies

[Ole @olenahadika]

las tetas son una creación divina, no importa su tamaño, son como tocar una nube estando en la tierra

[Syncly @hiresyncly]

Coming to Syncly: credits.

Pay once, in USDC on Arc or in naira, and it turns into Syncly credits in your account. Spend them on anything we make: a website, a flyer, a promo video. No more paying job by job.

Building it this week. https://t.co/zQJeE9cfzW

[pǝuıɐɹp @drained99]

@hiresyncly @thecanteenapp @arc Syncly shipping everyday