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Every WIF Outlaw minted will have their ERC8004 Identity contract bound to it permanently. Not airdropped, not claimable. The identity is held by the protocol forever and control resolves from ownerOf(). Whoever holds the Outlaw IS the agent's owner. Sell the Outlaw, sell the agent. Wallet, identity, history, earnings....

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ModeX.eth 的头像
ModeX.eth1 个月前

wow

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mac1 个月前

wowie, big tech moves guys. will watch closely thanks @realflecks for the alpha

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Lawrence1 个月前

@crypto_czar_eth The NFT that works for you W

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MrBased 🔳1 个月前

Looking forward to reveal Hat stays on

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Meek1 个月前

@crypto_czar_eth super ready for what’s coming

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OrdinalsNFT1 个月前

👀👀

Chikoko.eth 的头像
Chikoko.eth1 个月前

@vladtenev Need to check this out 4 real

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NRL1 个月前

Signalbound strategy launchpad ↔️ strategy marketplace 👀📡

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Round1 个月前

Gud tek

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Ready Player Geek 🪑1 个月前

gud tek 🔥

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CTRLF1 个月前

omg did you see that @RobinhoodApp @vladtenev ?

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Chikoko.eth1 个月前

Long time I wasn't so bullish on a drop NGL

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Finlvnd1 个月前

Wow! This is what I’m here for 🔥🔥🔥

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0xvinhpham1 个月前

@crypto_czar_eth 👀

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AlleyOopin 🟩1 个月前

WTF! I need a better hat to understand this. But one thing i read is do nothing and still earn.

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0xbrah〽️1 个月前

goated

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Kovac1 个月前

tech seems interesting 👁️👁️

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Fran.Cisca1 个月前

fair enough

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Auro 🚢1 个月前

Well that sounds interesting tech

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LION1 个月前

Massive wish I could get a peice

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dolob.eth1 个月前

💎

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Zoop1 个月前

Sheeeeeesh let’s gooo!

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Ohms 🔺1 个月前

Interesting 😊

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godcandle | 🐲1 个月前

So sick. Amazing tech

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Doran 🔶1 个月前

🙄🙄

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da mhi lola 🪑1 个月前

Interesting

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SAMDEX1 个月前

wow

𝐒𝐮𝐦𝐚𝐢𝐲𝐚 的头像
𝐒𝐮𝐦𝐚𝐢𝐲𝐚1 个月前

i want my agenttttt!!

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CodinCowboy1 个月前

epic! love this

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Hik 🕊️🪑1 个月前

@Avin_lucia 永久绑定有点东西,不是发完就跑。

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xutku1 个月前

sounds interesting

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Papochka 🪑1 个月前

Amazing news

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0xKenta1 个月前

😍😍

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Dayo1 个月前

Fun time

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Aqua Legende1 个月前

This is where NFTs stop being collectibles and start becoming autonomous assets. 👀 The “sell the Outlaw, sell the agent” concept is seriously interesting. AquaLegeande is watching this space closely. 🌊

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