The eagle has been receiving buy orders despite the market being sluggish. With frequent turnover, it is the most actively traded token at USD1. #EGL1 This price correction is in place, and the second wave of the main upward trend is about to arrive!

Why did $BUNANA pump again? I bought a total of 19 different coins, and now I need to recover $4800 in costs for just one coin?

Brother Sun is really good at stirring things up, I thought I saw a fake account. @sunyuchentron

Sometimes looking at Theoriq feels less like observing a project and more like watching a slowly forming "on-chain automation experiment." It's not the kind of approach where you just create an interface, attach a strategy, and go live; it genuinely aims to cultivate the Agent as the main "operator." You just need to send a message to your wallet saying, "The market is fluctuating a lot right now, should we adjust the LP range?" It will pull data from Uniswap, analyze the volatility, calculate the current APR, review historical operations, and then ask you: "Should we narrow it down?" You confirm, and it immediately adjusts the position on-chain. The entire chain has a record, the operation can be traced, and even the reasoning path is preserved. In the past, AI was about "giving suggestions." Now it has transformed into "running strategies." The difference lies not in the model, but in the execution. @TheoriqAI is turning the concept of "AI + DeFi" from a performance into a system—Agents can observe, calculate, act, and can also be constrained and incentivized. You are not just using a tool; you are collaborating with the Agent to run a clearly defined, automatically executed on-chain system. This is what I find interesting about it.

I don't know if you've noticed, but people with the surname Lin often have hard lives. Lin Chong, Lin Daiyu, Lin Pingzhi—do you think only those with the surname Lin in ancient times had tough fates? In modern times: Lin Pinru, backstabbed by her best friend and kicked out by her husband. The only ones as unfortunate as those with the surname Lin are the retail investors. During a bear market, the altcoins in hand lose money, and just when you manage to hold on until a bull market, the altcoins end up losing even more... In the end, you can only dive into the sea and hustle with @KaitoAI, but the scores still don't go up every day.

Sometimes when AI says something wrong, it's not because it's stupid, but because no one holds it accountable. I've used many "AI tools" that write quickly and create decent visuals, but every time I see it seriously fabricating data and misrepresenting logic, I realize one thing: generation has never been the problem; validation is the real hurdle. That's why I'm interested in @Mira_Network. It's not trying to be the next ChatGPT, nor is it trying to gather a bunch of GPUs for a reasoning competition. It simply asks a different question—how can we trust AI's output? Mira's answer isn't "we have a stronger model," but rather: "If you want AI to speak, it must be verifiable, accountable, and provable." When you use AI to generate content in the Mira ecosystem, it breaks it down into a series of small judgments, sending them to multiple nodes for verification, writing the process on-chain, achieving consensus on the results, and requiring compensation for errors. When you use it to write a paragraph, search for a definition, or generate an image, it will tell you alongside: who provided this conclusion, whether there is consensus, and if it's trustworthy. Previously, using AI meant you listened to it tell stories. Now with Mira, you see it submit its homework. So I say it's not an AI application; it's more like a "court for AI to speak." Of course, you can continue using AI to write articles, create art, or find materials, but when this technology starts making decisions about medical advice, contract terms, or litigation evidence, you'd better have a place where every statement it makes is backed by someone. Mira is that place. It doesn't judge for you; it ensures that what you see isn't fabricated by AI. @KaitoAI

Technology is the primary productive force, and AI automated trading is the future trend. The first time I encountered INFINIT @Infinit_Labs, I thought it was just another platform for "AI automated trading." But after actually running strategies on-chain, I realized: its underlying design is not just about "letting AI operate for you," but about reconstructing "DeFi strategies themselves." Strategies are no longer just human inspiration + manual execution, but: 👉 Generable (Prompt to Strategy) 👉 Reusable (Modular Strategy Market) 👉 Verifiable (On-chain full process) 👉 Profitable (Author earnings + User profit sharing) To put it more straightforwardly: In the past, when you posted a strategy, it was for "popular science"; now when you post a strategy, it's like "listing a product." If others understand it, they can execute it with one click, and you can earn income—strategy creators are starting to participate in the entire financial system's revenue distribution like content creators. This is exactly what INFINIT aims to achieve with its Agentic DeFi model—running strategies through AI Agents, binding revenue streams with $IN, allowing good strategies to circulate, iterate, and upgrade, ultimately forming a decentralized financial content network that everyone can participate in. When strategies are standardized and assetized, those who understand DeFi, narrative, and the market may become the next generation of "on-chain strategy influencers."

An interesting thing... Last night I had a dream where I issued an NFT called "The Crow Drinks Water". After you mint it, the crow is initially gray. You need to put small stones into the bottle every day until the water rises to the brim; only after the crow drinks the water will the image change to color. The small stones are the tokens for the crow drinking water: Crow Coins. The NFT cannot be listed for trading until the crow has drunk the water. To give the crow a sense of scarcity, I designed bottles of different colors. For example, a glass bottle only requires 1 stone to drink water; a wine bottle, juice bottle, perfume bottle, and spice bottle require 2, 3, 4, and 5 stones respectively; the rarest Maotai bottle and Lafite bottle require 9 and 10 stones. You can only feed one stone per day, and one stone = 1 Crow Coin. The background of the Crow NFT can be DIY, and @KaitoAI's advertisers can place their logos in it, with the income going to each NFT holder. Once this NFT was launched, it became very popular, solving both the selling pressure and the long-term landing difficulties of NFTs. As the creator, money flows in every day like water. Just when I was overjoyed, my three-year-old son woke me up by needing to pee...

You might not know that Bitcoin can now directly participate in cross-chain transactions, and the key is that you don't need to convert it into any wrapped tokens or use a bridge; if it fails, you can get your money back automatically. @PortaltoBitcoin is doing just that. The operation is simple: connect your wallet, select assets, confirm the transaction, and the process is basically just a few steps. If it fails, it returns the same way, so you don't have to worry about your coins getting stuck on some bridge. This is actually quite significant for many BTC holders: previously, Bitcoin just sat in wallets without being used, but now it can be exchanged for other assets and even participate in some DeFi scenarios, all without having to hand over your coins. It's not just a gimmick; it's pushing things forward step by step: the testnet has already run two rounds, the third round is about to go live, and the mainnet is set for mid-August, with more projects collaborating. In the end, this isn't one of those flashy projects; the team has been low-key and focused on genuinely solving the old problem of "Can BTC participate in the on-chain ecosystem?" Previous solutions have mostly been untrustworthy, but this time it might be different. Currently, the project is doing an airdrop on @KaitoAI, distributing 0.5% of the token rewards. The leaderboard updates quickly, and there are many foreigners participating, while there is still plenty of room for Chinese users to score points. #PortalToBitcoin

I bought $10,000 worth of $KAITO and staked sKAITO, and also bought a Yapybaras Genesis NFT. The weight hasn't really improved, it only gave me a symbolic increase on the day I bought it. Now, even 300 smart people don't give ict, you roll content with others, and others roll quantity with you. The only optimistic thing is that there will be a phenomenal track every year; 2023 is for inscriptions, 2024 is for PUMP, and 2025 will undoubtedly be @KaitoAI. If you can't outtalk others, just buy some of its ecosystem; this time point is a low period, precisely when no one cares, written on August 2, 2025. Time will prove everything; let's revisit this tweet in 2026.