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A casino sharing **20% of its profits with players** sounds insane 💀
But @MineBitOfficial actually does it.
Every week, the house gets cooked and **20% of the gaming profits goes back to players.** 🔥
**RUG THE HOUSE.**
Imagine a casino rugging itself 💀
@MineBitOfficial shares 20% of weekly house profit back to players.
Every Friday.
The house edge hits different when the house gives some of it back. 👀
A casino sharing **20% of its profits with players** sounds insane 💀
But @MineBitOfficial actually does it.
Every week, the house gets cooked and **20% of the gaming profits goes back to players.** 🔥
**RUG THE HOUSE.**
A market that closes in fifteen minutes and pays out three days later was never actually fast, it just moved the waiting from before the bet to after it.
FUD Markets lets anyone open a market on a memecoin or a short call and let real money sit on the answer. That part takes seconds. The permissionless design means the question can be as narrow or as strange as someone wants, will this token still be trending in an hour, did this call age well, is this rug confirmed. Nobody has to approve the market first.
The part that decides if any of that is worth using is what happens the second the clock runs out. Someone has to look at what actually happened and rule on it, and on a market anyone can open, that someone can't be a handpicked committee reading a spreadsheet for two days. The question closes at Solana speed. The answer has to arrive at the same speed or the whole design is just a slower version of a group chat argument.
That is the part GenLayer is built for. It is not running FUD and it is not a partner sitting on the deal, it is the resolution layer underneath it. When a market closes, validators each running a different AI model look at the same claim independently and rule on it, with the right to appeal if the call looks wrong. No single model gets to be the one voice that decides what happened to your money.
Solana made opening and closing a market nearly instant. Resolution is the half of the product that actually earns the trust, and it finally moves at the same speed as the bet.
@GenLayer what's the shortest market you'd actually trust to resolve itself correctly, five minutes, one hour, one day?
Sports categories currently listed on MINT's sportsbook, based on what's published:
1. Football
2. Tennis
3. Cricket
4. Basketball
5. CS2
6. Dota 2
Coverage depth varies by category and isn't detailed further on the public pages, so assuming equal depth across all six would be a guess rather than a fact. https://t.co/0S3VAbHp9q has the full breakdown for anyone checking market availability directly. @PlayOnMint shares updates on the platform.
yo guys! $GARRI just launched and it’s doing massive numbers already
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Dev @degenBRO__
there is a layer in physical ai that I think people can easily overlook
we talk about the model
how well it can reason
how well it can perceive
how well it can plan
then we talk about the robot
how fast it can move
how accurately it can interact with objects
but there is something sitting between intelligence and action that matters just as much
the representation of the world
a robot can have an impressive model and powerful hardware, but it still needs to understand what is actually around it
where the objects are
how spaces connect
what has changed
what obstacles exist
and what the environment looks like right now
that is a very different problem from simply giving an AI more training data
the physical world keeps changing
so the information representing that world has to change with it
this is why the spatial data layer interests me so much
@vangrid_io is approaching this from the data side, building a distributed network designed to turn observations of physical environments into structured spatial information
the interesting part is that this layer can sit underneath the intelligence itself
the model can focus on reasoning
the robot can focus on acting
while the spatial infrastructure helps provide a current representation of the environment they are operating inside
think about a delivery robot entering a neighborhood for the first time
the model might know how to navigate
the robot might know how to move
but neither solves the problem of knowing what is actually there
an entrance could be somewhere unexpected
a pathway could be blocked
a construction site could have changed the entire route
the system needs a representation of reality before it can make sense of reality
and that is where I think the idea behind @vangrid_io becomes interesting
spatial data isn’t just another dataset sitting beside the AI model
it can become the layer connecting intelligence to the physical environment
because the goal isn’t simply to build machines that can think
it’s to give those machines a better understanding of the world they have to act inside
that connection between intelligence, spatial information and physical reality is one of the parts of Physical AI I find most interesting right now
NFTs become more interesting when they actually affect how you use a product.
That’s what caught my attention about @PlayOnMint
→ mintABear gives you identity and a Status boost.
→ $MNTD powers Bear progression.
But you can only link one Bear to Status, so owning more Bears doesn’t mean a bigger boost.
Extra Bears can instead provide benefits like raffle entries and royalty rewards.
That creates an interesting choice: focus on upgrading one Bear or keep multiple Bears for different utilities.
The bigger test comes when $MNTD goes live.
If Status, burns, Bear progression and rewards reinforce each other, the pieces could form one meaningful user loop.
Anything that annoys you is teaching you patience. Anyone who abandons you is teaching you how to stand up on your own two feet. Anything that angers you is teaching you forgiveness and compassion. Anything that has power over you is teaching you how to take your power back. Anything you hate is teaching you unconditional love. Anything you fear is teaching you courage to overcome your fear. Anything you can't control is teaching you how to let go.
I feel like, as the years go by, people on the internet are becoming increasingly insensitive. Things that should obviously be taken seriously are now treated as jokes and opportunities for shock value. The more this continues, the more desensitized and, honestly, inhumane people will become toward the things they say. There has to be a point where we remember that real people and real tragedies exist beyond the screen.