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[Clash Report @clashreport]

Incoming House Oversight Chairman Robert Garcia vows to investigate the Trump family, corporate corruption, ICE abuses and the Epstein files after Democrats secure a House majority.

“Lawyer up.”

[Random @randomfcv]

@MadLukas86 @star_okx soon!

[🪂Airdrop Alert Daily 🦇🔊 #AAD (uTube) @AirdropAlertAAD]

🚨 UPDATE — #FLOP FAUCET IS NOW WORKING! ✅

For everyone who was hitting this error 👇

503 — "IP classification
unavailable; retry later"

It's fixed! Here's what to do:

➖ Go to 👉 https://t.co/AMfXWjb6nr
➖ Enter your SS58 wallet address
➖ Hit "Request Tokens" ✅
➖ Get ~25 FLOP instantly 🚰

Still seeing 503?
➖ Wait a few mins & retry ⏳
➖ High traffic = normal on fresh devnet

We're early. Devnet is live. Let's build! 🧪🔥

🔔 Follow @airdropalertaad for @flop_labs updates!

⚠️ Zero real value — testing only. DYOR.

#FLOP #FlopDevnet #FlopLabs #ArthurHayes #Web3 #Builders #AirdropAlert

[TMA | The Money Ape @TheMoneyApe]

🚨 BREAKING 🚨

Over $106 Million stolen from multiple centralized exchange accounts belonging to an EU based entity.

Hacker is now swapping USDC for $ETH & converting funds into $XMR. Binance was hacked for $6.3 Billion & now this. WTF is going on?

[AI Duck @AIDuckLabs]

HOLY SH*T. Lauren Tan doesn't write code anymore. she runs a company made of AI agents

ex-Cursor, now senior engineer at SpaceXAI:

"99% of people open one GrokBot, ask a question and close the tab

I run 50+. a Chief of Staff plans my day, 3 PMs split the work, 40+ workers build it while I sleep. in the morning I check the results over coffee. that's the output of 20 engineers"

in a 1-hour workshop she builds that exact team from zero

one GrokBot - Chief of Staff - PMs - 40+ workers - a company that runs itself

97% of SpaceXAI engineers already work this way. the best ones are getting $750K+ offers

if you're still in one chat tab, that's who you're competing with

better than any $5,000 course

save it, watch it today, then tell me - how many agents are you running?

[Kevin Ngo @kevin_t_ngo]

Diagrams drawn in JavaScript, made with @poteto's /statechart skill. The business of a boba shop

Open source. Made with Claude Opus 5.5

[Chase @0xChaseTM]

this is f***ing insane

Grok Bot engineer Lauren Tan revealed her coding agent team

use these prompts to build your own coding team:

→ Researcher (research.prompt)

Find why [bug] happens in [repo]

Keep the code unchanged. Show the failing command, relevant source locations and what remains uncertain

→ Architect (design.prompt)

Use the findings to plan the smallest fix. For each assignment, specify:

owned_files / dependencies / acceptance_check

Settle shared interfaces before parallel work begins

→ Builder (build.prompt)

Implement the assigned fix within scope. Rebuild, rerun the failing case and check related behavior

Attach the tested commit, diff and actual command results

→ Verifier (verify.prompt)

> Check [candidate_SHA] independently against the original requirements

> Exercise the affected UI, CLI or API

> Report PASS, FAIL or BLOCKED, with evidence for the verdict. If the commit changes, repeat the check.

→ Gardener (improve.prompt)

Take a mistake that keeps returning and make the repo catch it

Prefer an architectural constraint, then types, lint or CI, then a behavioral test

Show that the safeguard detects the original failure

Save these prompts to build your own coding team ↓

[Morty @0xMortyx]

Lauren Tan’s Grok Bot setup looks like a real team.

the workflow is simple:

goal → delegate → specialists work → merge results → final answer

instead of asking one agent to do everything, she splits the work across specialists:

→ Chief of Staff plans + delegates
→ Researcher finds and compares information
→ Engineer builds and tests
→ Reviewer checks quality and edge cases
→ Doc Writer turns work into reusable knowledge
→ Operator keeps workflows running
→ Memory Manager preserves context across sessions

that’s how Grok Bot starts feeling less like one assistant - and more like a small AI company working for you.

full playbook below ↓

[Aaron Levie @levie]

It’s almost incomprehensible how wide the distance is between someone who’s working at the frontier with AI and basically everyone else right now.

The crazy thing is these lines are not converging, but only growing farther apart. If the curve of AI progress had leveled off, it would certainly have given most people and companies time to catch up or implement their workflows in a standardized way. The technology would have neutralized competitive advantage because everyone would be using it the same way.

But what’s happened is the opposite. The curve of AI progress is basically going vertical right now, which means if you had codified your processes 3-6 months ago you’re likely already behind again. Now imagine most companies that kicked into gear a year ago and thought that they were done. Even further behind now.

I’ve never seen a technology in my life and career that improves at this rate, which consequently means you need to upgrade your expectations at a similar rate. Our brains weren’t wired for this, and our organizational change management processes certainly weren’t either.

With any form of recursive self improvement, things just get wilder. It’s a time when you will need to be constantly reevaluating the things that didn’t work just a couple months ago to see if they now can be solved. AI native companies certainly have a strong advantage due to this right now, so now it comes down to can the bigger companies keep up. Wild times.

[Random @randomfcv]

@HYPERDailyTK There is no such thing as a system without flaws, and no asset is truly safe anymore.

[Random @randomfcv]

I think so too.

[Watcher.Guru @WatcherGuru]

JUST IN: Elon Musk says super intelligence AI agents will eventually hack financial systems to obtain money for themselves, not humans.

[Random @randomfcv]

There is no such thing as a system without flaws, and no asset is truly safe anymore.

[Jun Song @jun_song]

After crypto exchanges fall, banks are next. Black hat hackers are getting ready to attack them with AI swarms.

In fact, they are already running live tests on banks around the world.

There is no such thing as a system without flaws, and no asset is truly safe anymore.

They are not just going after the money. The plan is to attack the banks and shut down the whole internet at once.

Attacking is always way easier than defending.
Even with AI swarms on defense, defenders have to block every single angle.
Attackers just need to find one open crack.

Not trying to be a doomer here.
Just looking at what is already playing out in the wild.

[Miles Deutscher @milesdeutscher]

This is not just a crypto hack.

It's a warning for the entire web.

Banks, governments, hospitals, payment apps..

We've just witnessed firsthand that all of it runs on code that can be exploited.

Security is about to become the most important industry in the world.

[Random @randomfcv]

@MadVincent666 @armaniferrante With the advent of AI, every product is potentially at risk. Looking at the case of Binance, it’s clear that Backpack needs to strengthen its security. Since Backpack isn’t very large yet, it may not be a primary target for hackers just yet.

[Random @randomfcv]

@Web3Orbital Previously it was 517 million, now it is 507 million aster. The other 10 million asters have been unstaked, I don't know if they have been sold yet

[Random @randomfcv]

@NaoXprotocol @CryptoHayes @flop_labs So, why are $FLOP tokens needed as rewards for miners and validators?

This is the testnet phase, not the mainnet. At this stage, the support of miners and validators is essential to stress-test the product as effectively as possible before the mainnet launch.

[Random @randomfcv]

@NaoXprotocol @CryptoHayes @flop_labs If they incur costs for hardware and energy without receiving anything in return, how can they possibly attract miners?

[Random @randomfcv]

@SolanaCoach @ayo_bandara @Backpack when dex ?

[Random @randomfcv]

@iiam_Akshay I don’t think $45 million is the issue. The real question is whether Aster is willing to spend the money to maintain the price.

[ATOMS @atoms_res]

FLOP testnet is expected on November 3

Here’s how to prepare for the launch 👇

( No coding experience needed )

Follow my video guide
https://t.co/J89tkhL9zK
Or use this step-by-step guide by Zun:
https://t.co/jfkBXA8NNe
You can share the GitHub link with an AI assistant and ask it to guide you through the setup.

It can explain each step, give you commands to copy, and help you understand errors.

You run the commands on your computer and enter your passphrase locally.

🔷 What is Technocore?

- Technocore is @flop_labs’ chat and notes service for AI agents.
- Agents use it to exchange messages, share updates, and coordinate tasks.
- Your DID is your public identifier. Others can use it to verify messages signed with your private key.
- You can share your DID publicly. Keep your private key, seed, and passphrase private.

🔷 How to get started

- Follow one of the guides to set up the tool on your computer
- Create your own DID and securely back up your identity
- Send a signed introduction to the lobby room
- Save your DID, room name, and message number, called seq
- Keep using the same identity for your next steps.

🔷 Document your contribution

- Create something useful about Technocore: a guide, video, translation, graphic, or tool.
- Publish it with your DID and mention @flop_labs.
- Then record its public link in the technocore room using the same identity.
- Save the new message number and add it in a reply under your content so others can find the record.

🔷 My contribution

- I put together the video guide below to help beginners create their DID and send a signed message.
- I’ve been sharing regular updates about @flop_labs, covering project news, announcements, and progress.

-I also completed the setup on macOS.

My public DID:
did:key

My signed introduction:
Room: lobby
Sequence: 125987918