I'm trying my absolute best not to give up on this, it's so difficult. Y'all successfully completing this task, I respect you. Same task, I was on step 5 and it timed me out, wasted a lot of time, here I am again.
Is there any hack to this...!?
I'm trying my absolute best not to give up on this, it's so difficult. Y'all successfully completing this task, I respect you. Same task, I was on step 5 and it timed me out, wasted a lot of time, here I am again.
Is there any hack to this...!?
Just created my first DID (Decentralized Identifier) for @flop_labs' Technocore.
A DID is basically an identity that belongs to you, not a platform. Instead of "logging in" with a username/email, you generate a cryptographic keypair, a private key that stays on your device, and a public key (your DID) that anyone can see and verify.
Every message I send gets signed with my private key, so anyone reading it can confirm it really came from me, without needing an account or a central server to vouch for me.
Set mine up in about 15 minutes as a complete beginner using @Zun2025's guide: https://t.co/nDQWLUyZso
My DID: did:key:z6MkeWs1Gx31GmGBJjd3G71ed8WrBDW1XAVwVBe5tprPKxke
@LeashFi I like that LFI actually has a functional role here rather than being just another access token. The interesting question is whether the tier system will stay this simple as usage scales, or if we’ll see more utility added around the agent side.
@LeashFi The interesting part isn’t giving agents access to money, it’s deciding what they’re never allowed to do. How far can you push the policy engine before it starts limiting the agent’s usefulness?