Quick question: when was the last time a token launch felt fair to you?
Not to the bots. Not to insiders. You.
@ChimpxAI is trying to fix that.
Here's how 🧵
Good morning CT
what's live on @rarelistio.
The variety is what stands out:
@fomopoly_rh, an onchain game where a city is split into land plots, with a 2,000 USDT prize pool, 50 free mint spots, and a $DEAL airdrop
@projectspherexy, a project aimed at Kardashev Type II, starting with a Dyson sphere
@agentdojo, an arena where you train AI agents and send them into battle, with a campaign running Oct 23 to Nov 06
Three very different ideas, all in one place.
That's the point of a discovery platform: you compare options side by side and decide where your time goes.
how it works for creators.
Here's the basic flow on @rarelistio :
1️⃣ Browse the live campaigns
2️⃣ Pick a project that interests you
3️⃣ Post about it on X and finish the short tasks
4️⃣ Earn RARS points on a public leaderboard
Points can unlock rewards such as airdrops and whitelist spots, and because the leaderboard is public, your effort is visible. It's a clearer path than posting at random and hoping someone notices.
If you've wanted your time in Web3 to count for something, this is a solid way to start.
Just applied for motes allowlist and I think you should also too
Made some research about @meetmotes and I think the idea is worth explaining in plain words.
Motes is building encrypted financial infrastructure where AI agents, owned as NFTs, can execute DeFi and Polymarket trades on Robinhood chain.
So the pitch is basically that your agent is something you own, it can act in markets for you, and the sensitive stuff stays encrypted.
That's a lot of moving parts, so I'm going to take it one piece at a time this week. Day 1 is just the overview. 🧵
Good pm everyon....
According to my research this is what have been able to dig out about @ProjectsphereX
Stay with me.....
In 1964, Soviet astrophysicist Nikolai Kardashev proposed a way to rank civilizations by the energy they can use.
Type I uses all the energy of its home planet.
Type II uses all the energy of its star.
Type III uses a whole galaxy.
By common estimates, humanity hasn't even fully reached Type I yet.
That gap is the idea behind @projectspherexy. Its vision is to move toward Type II, and it starts with a structure built to capture a star's energy. It's a big idea, and this week I'm breaking it down. 🧵
Before expansion comes accumulation. @projectspherexy
A Dyson sphere isn't built in one move. It's built cell by cell, each one capturing a little more of a star's light than the last.
That's why Genesis matters. It's the prologue: own your cells, harvest their energy, and be on record from the start.
Type I civilizations use a planet's energy. Type II uses a star's. Nobody jumps straight to Type II.
They stack energy first, then expand to the next star.
Build the sphere. Store the energy. Carry it into what comes next.
The Genesis Epoch begins soon. Are you onboard?
Good pm everyon....
According to my research this is what have been able to dig out about @ProjectsphereX
Stay with me.....
In 1964, Soviet astrophysicist Nikolai Kardashev proposed a way to rank civilizations by the energy they can use.
Type I uses all the energy of its home planet.
Type II uses all the energy of its star.
Type III uses a whole galaxy.
By common estimates, humanity hasn't even fully reached Type I yet.
That gap is the idea behind @projectspherexy. Its vision is to move toward Type II, and it starts with a structure built to capture a star's energy. It's a big idea, and this week I'm breaking it down. 🧵
The first encrypted financial infrastructure connecting NFT-owned AI Agents with DeFi and @Polymarket markets.
20,000 NFTs. 20,000 AI Agents. Powered by $MOTES.
→ Applications open: https://t.co/XGUqQ0dJXh