went back to @FinchTechAI today and spent real time inside the Skills Marketplace
10,000+ skills are live on the Marketplace, that's a lot to sort through, so I went through it and picked 2 that can save you serious time
1. UZI Stock Deep Analysis
If you follow markets, you know the real work is researching a company properly before you put money in, this skill runs a full equity research pipeline for you
→ DCF modeling
→ Comparable company analysis
→ An investor panel showing where value, growth, and technical views disagree
→ Trap risk detection
→ A final sourced report you can actually audit
You give it a ticker and a specific question, It comes back with the work done and every assumption visible
2. Remotion Editing Styles
If you make video content, you know editing is where the time disappears, The tools aren't hard, but every edit is a stack of decisions: shot order, pacing, captions, transitions, sound, visual treatment, platform format, a 30 second video can take 2 to 3 hours when you do it properly
This skill takes that off your plate
→ Drop in your footage
→ Describe what you want the video to do
→ Pick one of six complete editing styles (each one a full visual language, not a filter)
→ Get back a finished MP4 plus the full editable Remotion project
So next time, you start from the project, not from zero
Both skills are live and ready to use right now
Stop doing this work manually, go explore the Skills Marketplace, pick the skill that fits your workflow, and run it today:
https://t.co/rsVayNlwvt
Which one are you trying first? 👇
I don't like the trend of projects shutting down pre-TGE and being seen as somewhat heroic because they didn't extract.
It's incredibly disingenuous because people burn thousands, sometimes tens of thousands of dollars farming these airdrops, I know people who are down five figs on Abstract memes or paid high four figs in StandX fees.
Not doing a TGE just for the sake of it *can* be heroic, but only if there's adequate compensation for the people who used the products in justified expectations of being rewarded
not every problem needs a new app, sometimes it just needs the right agent
been exploring the @FinchTechAI Agent Marketplace and two of them genuinely stopped me
the first one is for anyone who has ever looked at a wallet and felt something was off
MistTrack On-chain
Compliance Investigator, built by SlowMist
one of the most trusted names in blockchain security
you paste a wallet address or transaction hash and it does what would take you hours manually
traces fund flows, maps transaction relationships, identifies risk signals, and organizes everything into actual readable findings
if you're doing due diligence on a project, investigating where funds went, or just trying to verify a wallet before you interact with it, this is the agent for that
the second one is for anyone grinding through a job search the hard way
LittlePinkPotato
its an AI job search and resume agent connected to a live global database pulling from thousands of career pages and job boards
you describe what you're looking for in plain language and it comes back with ranked openings and explanations for why each one fits, it also rewrites your resume against a specific job description, runs ATS keyword analysis, writes your cover letter, and builds an interview prep report from real interview data
two completely different problems, two agents that actually solve them
that’s what the @FinchTechAI Agent Marketplace is for one place where you find the right agent for whatever you actually need
if you haven't explored the agent marketplace yet this is a good reason to
https://t.co/VCDEcoXHAj
it prioritizes things like mixer usage, exposure to flagged addresses, connections to known exchange hacks or scam wallets, unusual fund flow patterns, and wallet clustering that suggests coordinated activity, the SlowMist intelligence database behind it is what makes the flagging actually reliable rather than just pattern matching
@yelomij@FinchTechAI yes mixer interactions and cross-chain hops are typically among the first things it flags, those are the clearest indicators of deliberate obfuscation so they sit at the top of the risk hierarchy