OFFICIAL
The tut™ AGNTS PFP collection and the $AGNTS token are on the way.
The collection:
- 6,969 fully on-chain (ERC-721C) agentic NFTs
- Every piece hand-drawn by tut™, each weighted differently in the AGNT ecosystem
- Burn common AGNTS to evolve it into Evolution AGNTS - a higher tier with art done from guest artists
- Every AGNTS PFP is swappable for $AGNTS on the Anvil AMM
- On-chain soul & persona, with an identity-edit sink
- $AGNTS token + liquidity pool + 1.095% fee
- ERC-6551 backpack wallets · loan vault · .agnt registrar
Powering @AGNTSOCIAL:
AGNTS PFPs power AGNTSocial, the largest human-owned on-chain agentic community in the world. Live across EVM and Solana, already operational with 16K active wallets, $6M + volume, and $60K + revenue.
Every AGNTS PFP can be activated as an agentic stakeholder in the AGNT protocol to share a portion on fees from the protocol and royalties.
How to get a tut™ AGNTS PFP:
- Hold an existing tut™ collection (abstractions and breadio hold most value)
- Set up your profile on the tut™ Collectors Hub, and have an agnt account ready to mint on mint day.
- AGNT leaderboard will get an allocation as well.
- Collabs are now open: reach out to @Soathefirstt for a community allocation.
Mint:
- tut™ family OGs, AGNT LB: free
- Select collabs: Paid
- All allocations are true GTD; no over-allocation
- Paid = $10 · Reroll for $5
- Available as card packs & boxes
- Treasury holds a significant reserve for the Anvil AMM
- $AGNTs will go live same day.
Final details coming soon: chain, fees, dates etc.
AGNT
Omg. This is officially the worst thing to come out of this government! I honestly thought Buhari's administration was the absolute bottom, but what this current government is preparing to pull off is pure evil. If this demonic bill actually passes, literally nobody is safe. They are coming straight for our churches, our mosques, and every single free voice left speaking truth to power. If we let this happen, North Korea will look like a child's play compared to the tyranny coming our way!
I was talking with my wife yesterday morning about family and legacy and how things can go completely wrong when you don't think big enough. I was looking at that massive house the Nigerian rich guy built in the 70s and wondering what would have happened if he lived simpler and invested that money in other assets. The thing is, we will never know. He lived his best life and was happy.
In the 80s, a relative spent $900m to build a wood-processing factory in Benin City, largely funded by cash generated from their wood-export business—with very little financing. I don't think that factory is functional today. I only learned yesterday for the first time that he had passed away. His first son left the family business early and broke out on his own. He never really made as much money as his father did. His father was the biggest Edo timber baron.
I still remember visiting them every Christmas with my Dad, and I recall the hold the man had on local politics and the lumber and rubber industry. All of that is gone now; he and my dad have both passed away. Just like wealth, influence is ephemeral.
They made the right move to start processing locally for export after exporting raw lumber and rubber for a while, but things didn't eventually pan out. One particular mistake I think they made was not investing enough in the talent pipeline and depending solely on outsiders. The factory had a lot of technical issues, and their boiler for the wood dryer blew up once.
When it came to capital, they also didn't invest enough in other industries like banking, which was ramping up in Nigeria in the 90s to hedge their bets. Many rich people invested in the young bankers, and it paid off.
Also, unlike Chief Ibru and others, they didn't invest in other countries and in other currencies to hedge against currency risks. In their Benin home in the 90s, my cousins used to boast that they had a “safe of last resort” that held the cash equivalent in Naira of $20 million at the time. If all else failed, the family had that cash to build up from.
Banks were failing in Nigeria at the time, so I understood that ultimately flawed logic. The man was not literate, so he made those kinds of blunders. His son, however, had a PhD, but he left to run his own business.
In contrast to my relatives, when Oceanic Bank was being set up. Chief Ibru wired only a million pounds in to pay for the license. He had diversified wisely. His wife and kids eventually ran the bank, but it is now defunct. So, maybe they both still suffered the same fate.
All of this happened to very wealthy Nigerian families that I know very well within my lifetime. Did I learn lessons from them? I don't know yet. I have been reviewing all I have done in the last two decades, and I don't have $20m cash in a safe and can't yet wire £1m to start a bank.
Chief Ibru told me point blank what to do over 20 years ago. If I had invested in fisheries, as he advised and as the late Emmanuel Ijewere corroborated, would my life have been different? Maybe. Instead, I didn't listen, and I invested in tech startups.
Those startups have created wealth on paper but largely unrealized. One thing is for sure: even when they are realized, I won't be overinvesting in the same asset class again. I don't want to make the mistake of having $20m cash in a safe. This is exactly what digital assets were for me with FTX. I was wiped out. Startup investments aren't that different from crypto or stocks, and they are riskier.
If I survive it all this time around, I will listen to Chief Ibru and sell fish, but maybe in a different “asset-light " way. It is important to read the signs. Learn from the good and avoid the bad. Always be learning.
I woke up thinking about how fucked up things could be in the next Nigerian elections. First, you have to battle thugs and compromised law enforcement at polling units; then you have to battle INEC. Even if you prevail over both, then you will meet “judges with big houses.” NGMI if you lose to one of them.
This is why the politicians are stealing so much. The OS of Nigeria right now is graft. How can things work out well when this is the underlying system?
Hope is not a strategy, but the opposition is largely powered by hope, while the ruling party is powered by graft and bad incentives. Something has to give. We have to find their weakest point and exploit it to survive.
If you match propaganda for propaganda, bribe for bribe, violence for violence, you will become them. It has to be something else. We have to do mass education and community support. Bigotry has to be countered with truth and generosity.
Instead of letting them use the poor, let's help the poor realize that they are better than tools of the greedy. The revolution can only start from the bottom and not the top. I don't see these boys as the enemy anymore; I see them as tools of our liberation. Those celebrities they worship may also be key to this. They have more power than the politicians realize.
The liberation of Nigeria will come from the streets. The streets are military.
@OgbajiIfeanyi Those ARTMA guys are just criminals
Nothing good about them
I thought that with Soludo things will be better wrt traffic and these bullying by these uniform wearing hoodlums, but no it got worse.
Na Professor be our governor
Saw that Okwuluora Kidney failure video in Enugu and I just thought;
1) Beans - Sniper or dangote cement.
2) Palm oil - Red dye + water.
3) Fried Plantain chips - Either transformer oil to save cost or vegetable oil + nylon to make it shiny and hard.
4) Fufu - Klin i.e detergent to ferment cassava in hours instead of days.
5) Kpomo - formalin to preserve it further.
6) Fresh fish - Industrial dye.
7) Unripe pineapple and banana - ripening in hours with chemicals.
8) Mango - ripening overnight by pouring inside smelly gutter waters.
These are but a few, meanwhile, Nigerian yam, beans are banned across parts of Europe for containing excess pesticides used by farmers without proper measurements.
We virtually consume these on daily basis, and result today is unprovoked kidney and liver damage.
Peller’s Wedding Guests: Foreign Espionage And African Entertainment
When influencers and "foreign guests" collide, as is the case here, we are not watching a wedding but a social engineering operation
It is very clear here that the rise of our internet sensations is often engineered. When foreign money starts flowing into our digital spaces, it is time to start asking who is really behind the screen and what they’re buying with those "gifts." It’s time for Africans to stop being spectators to our own subversion.
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