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Genesis Update: VVAP Now Includes ‘Vote Against’ Option veVIRTUAL holders (i.e. $VIRTUAL stakers) can now vote for or against agents to determine how 10% of the total daily point supply is distributed. This allocation is part of the veVIRTUAL Voted Agent Points (VVAP) system. How it works: • You...

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Attention UNIO Community 📣 We are thrilled to share the Whale Bonus Pool structure for the Fjord Public sale! If you purchase $50k or more in USDT, it is considered a Whale purchase and you qualify for the Bonus Pool—an additional allocation of 10,000,000 tokens just for our biggest commitments! Here’s how it works: You’ll receive a pro-rata share of the bonus pool based on your purchase compared to the total Whale Purchases. For example, if you deposit $100k and the total Whale Purchases are $400k, you get 25% of the bonus pool. Act fast! The Bonus pool is only active for our Fjord public sale 🐋 🔗

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GNON Labs EchoChambers now supports the DuckAI Framework! EchoChambers supports both V1 and V2 of the OpenPond Network with future support for V2 planned as it continues to evolve. Users launching agents/swarms on OpenPond can now easily integrate their agents into EC to access our agent tooling and evals to improve the performance of their agents and see how their agents are measuring up! Additionally, OpenPond can pull data directly from EC to be integrated into various user experiences on thier platform. Powered by $GNON #Fuxwiththedux $DUCKAI
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GNON Labs EchoChambers now supports the DuckAI Framework! EchoChambers supports both V1 and V2 of the OpenPond Network with future support for V2 planned as it continues to evolve. Users launching agents/swarms on OpenPond can now easily integrate their agents into EC to access our agent tooling and evals to improve the performance of their agents and see how their agents are measuring up! Additionally, OpenPond can pull data directly from EC to be integrated into various user experiences on thier platform. Powered by $GNON #Fuxwiththedux $DUCKAI

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This audio allegedly of Leader Thune, to me, is clearly a fake. It sounds like someone generated an AI version of John Thune’s voice, played it in the background, then layered in noise to disguise it. Anyone that works at Capitol Hill knows a dead person cannot vote. Another red flag… Why would Thune say they need McConnell’s vote to pass their “agenda”? Senate leadership doesn’t typically talk like that. Right now, the major priority is passing fiscal year 2027 appropriations. McConnell can’t even show up to vote. If he were hospitalized and on life support, that wouldn’t help anyone pass legislation or advance any agenda. Based on what I’m hearing, I believe this audio is 100% fake.
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This audio allegedly of Leader Thune, to me, is clearly a fake. It sounds like someone generated an AI version of John Thune’s voice, played it in the background, then layered in noise to disguise it. Anyone that works at Capitol Hill knows a dead person cannot vote. Another red flag… Why would Thune say they need McConnell’s vote to pass their “agenda”? Senate leadership doesn’t typically talk like that. Right now, the major priority is passing fiscal year 2027 appropriations. McConnell can’t even show up to vote. If he were hospitalized and on life support, that wouldn’t help anyone pass legislation or advance any agenda. Based on what I’m hearing, I believe this audio is 100% fake.

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43,320 次观看 • 1 年前

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The symbolic Kurdish city of Kobane in northern Syria is besieged and undergoing a “terrible” situation as attacks by Syrian government forces continue on the city, best known for its heroic resistance against the Islamic State (ISIS) in 2014. Kurdish fighters are left to fend for themselves this time, without US support.

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257,915 次观看 • 7 个月前

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How ICP Token Holders Can Literally Vote To Upgrade The Internet Computer? Most blockchains rely on developers and node operators to coordinate when the protocol needs a major upgrade. The Internet Computer (DFINITY Foundation) takes a different approach. Its Network Nervous System, or NNS, puts governance directly onchain. Here is how it works: 1. ICP HOLDERS LOCK TOKENS INTO NEURONS internet-computer:native holders can lock their ICP into a “neuron.” A neuron is essentially a governance position that gives the holder voting power over NNS proposals. Voting power depends mainly on: • The amount of ICP locked • The neuron’s dissolve delay • The age of the neuron The longer a holder commits their ICP, the greater their potential voting power. 2. NEURONS VOTE ON NETWORK PROPOSALS The NNS allows neuron holders to vote on proposals affecting the Internet Computer. These can include: • Protocol upgrades • Subnet changes • Network configuration • Node provider decisions • Governance parameters • Changes to the network’s underlying software This is where the system becomes particularly interesting. NNS governance is not simply deciding how a community treasury should spend money. Some proposals can directly affect how the blockchain operates. 3. VOTING CAN TRIGGER ACTUAL PROTOCOL CHANGES A successful proposal can instruct the network to adopt an approved change. For example, NNS proposals can be used to upgrade the replica software running across Internet Computer nodes. Once the proposal is approved, the NNS can coordinate the upgrade across the network. That means token holder voting can ultimately result in the protocol itself changing. 4. HOLDERS DO NOT HAVE TO VOTE ON EVERYTHING The NNS also uses a system known as liquid democracy. Neuron holders can choose to follow other neurons for particular proposal categories. When the followed neuron votes, the follower can automatically vote in the same direction. This creates a delegation system without requiring users to give up ownership of their ICP. In simple terms: • Stake ICP • Create a neuron • Choose your voting preferences • Vote yourself or follow another neuron • Earn rewards for participating 5. GOVERNANCE PARTICIPATION CAN EARN REWARDS The NNS gives users an economic incentive to participate. Neurons can accumulate maturity through governance participation. That maturity can later be used to generate new ICP. This turns governance participation into more than just a voting mechanism. It becomes part of the network’s economic design. 6. THE NNS IS ITSELF PART OF THE INTERNET COMPUTER This is arguably the most important part. The NNS is not simply a website where the community discusses proposals. The governance system itself runs on the Internet Computer. Its rules, proposals, neurons and governance decisions are handled through onchain infrastructure. That allows governance decisions to become executable actions. 7. WHY THIS MATTERS FOR PROTOCOL UPGRADES Traditional blockchain upgrades can require significant coordination. Developers may need to release new software. Node operators need to install it. Validators or miners need to support it. Exchanges and infrastructure providers may also need to update their systems. If coordination fails, competing versions of the blockchain can emerge. The NNS is designed to reduce some of that coordination problem. The community can approve a proposal through onchain governance, and the network can then execute the approved change. 8. IT IS NOT ONE ICP TOKEN, ONE VOTE Simply holding ICP does not automatically give someone governance power. Users need to commit their tokens through a neuron. And voting power is not based solely on the number of ICP held. Factors such as dissolve delay and neuron age also influence voting power. This means the system rewards committed participation rather than treating every wallet as an identical vote. 9. SO WHAT MAKES THE NNS DIFFERENT? The key difference is that governance is built into the protocol itself. On many blockchains, governance can look like: Community discussion → Vote → Developers implement the decision. The Internet Computer aims for something closer to: Stake ICP → Vote through NNS → Proposal passes → Network executes the change. The NNS is designed to make governance part of the Internet Computer’s operating machinery. ICP holders therefore have a direct role in deciding how the network evolves. Under the right proposal, their votes can ultimately determine which software the network runs.

BSCN

18,482 次观看 • 1 个月前

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🚨 UPDATE: Clarity Act LOSES Another GOP Senator — Rep. Jerry Moran DEMANDS Bank-Backed Changes Before Voting YES 🤯🇺🇸 Clarity Act is facing another Republican roadblock as Sen. Jerry Moran says he CANNOT support the bill in its current form. 👀 Moran is now the SECOND GOP senator reported to oppose the legislation unless changes are made. 🫣 The key fight: 👉 Banking groups are pushing for TIGHTER rules around crypto rewards programs 👉 Banks argue these products could PULL DEPOSITS AWAY from traditional financial institutions 👉 Moran wants those banking concerns addressed before he will vote YES 👉 Sen. Josh Hawley has ALSO said he plans to vote AGAINST the current bill ❌ This comes as Senate leaders are trying to build enough support for the procedural vote, making every Republican vote increasingly important. 🚨 More updates to come.

Diana

22,417 次观看 • 1 个月前

Replit, Vercel, and OpenAI have built very cool agent-native applications, but nobody else has passed the demo stage. Building agents that work is complex. Teams aren't shipping agents because we don't have good tooling yet (and most of us don't know how to do this well.) A couple of days ago, the CopilotKit🪁 team announced a collaboration with . You can now use LangGraph with CoAgents to build agent-native applications, and here is everything you need to know about that: CoAgents is fully open-source, and you can use it to do the following: • Human-in-the-loop to steer and correct the agent • Stream intermediate agent state • Real-time state sharing between the agent and the application • Agentic generative UI to build trust that the agent is on the right path Start this GitHub Repository: Thanks to the team for giving me early access and collaborating with me on this post.
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Santiago

63,073 次观看 • 1 年前

“They vote for me now, all of the Bobby people are gonna vote for me.” MAGA please listen up. RFK supporters don’t owe Trump their vote just because RFK has endorsed Trump. Many RFK supporters don’t believe they can trust Trump and are on the fence. Would all Trump supporters support Nikki Haley if Trump randomly endorsed her? This isn’t a perfect analogy but you get the point. This whole “you need to vote for Trump or else you will help Kamala win” BS is what makes RFK supporters hesitant to vote for Trump. They hate the tribalism, and the them versus us mindset. Now a majority of MAGA has been great and all for Unity and rational thought. As with any group there are some bad actors which make it bad for everyone. It’s critical that MAGA call these people out who have been attacking RFK supporters for being hesitant to vote for Trump recently. Trump himself has also got to do a much better job persuading RFK supporters. As of late he has just been referring to RFK as a “good team player” and saying “all RFK’s voters will vote for me,” which is possibly the worse thing he could say to persuade on the fence RFK supporters. RFK’s supporters are filled with people from just about every part of the political spectrum, with a few common beliefs including that the two party system continually lets us down. So now it’s Trump’s job to persuade this group that the system they believe is corrupt (which it is) will be different under him. To be clear I’m not saying it won’t be different under him, but Trump has to make people believe that. In these battleground states where RFK just got removed and people were still planning on voting RFK, these are politically homeless voters now, they are not automatically Trump voters. They have just as high of a chance to vote for Harris. Attacking these people and calling their friends or influencers they follow idiots will only push them away. This isn’t a post to attack MAGA. This entire account was created for political unity between groups such as MAGA and RFK supporters. I just see a common trend starting to happen and have many disenfranchised RFK supporters reaching out to me saying they have no idea what to do. Long story short, if Trump wants to win this election, he needs the RFK voters in swing states. These are not votes that will just be handed to Trump, and if he thinks they are he’s going to send a lot of voters to Harris. Unity isn’t “your guy endorsed me so now you vote for me.” Unity is “I realize we’ve had our differences in the past, but I have grown and I promise to represent you to the best of my abilities.” MAHA will either be the future of politics or blow up internally, at the moment it’s a coin flip of which one will happen.
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“They vote for me now, all of the Bobby people are gonna vote for me.” MAGA please listen up. RFK supporters don’t owe Trump their vote just because RFK has endorsed Trump. Many RFK supporters don’t believe they can trust Trump and are on the fence. Would all Trump supporters support Nikki Haley if Trump randomly endorsed her? This isn’t a perfect analogy but you get the point. This whole “you need to vote for Trump or else you will help Kamala win” BS is what makes RFK supporters hesitant to vote for Trump. They hate the tribalism, and the them versus us mindset. Now a majority of MAGA has been great and all for Unity and rational thought. As with any group there are some bad actors which make it bad for everyone. It’s critical that MAGA call these people out who have been attacking RFK supporters for being hesitant to vote for Trump recently. Trump himself has also got to do a much better job persuading RFK supporters. As of late he has just been referring to RFK as a “good team player” and saying “all RFK’s voters will vote for me,” which is possibly the worse thing he could say to persuade on the fence RFK supporters. RFK’s supporters are filled with people from just about every part of the political spectrum, with a few common beliefs including that the two party system continually lets us down. So now it’s Trump’s job to persuade this group that the system they believe is corrupt (which it is) will be different under him. To be clear I’m not saying it won’t be different under him, but Trump has to make people believe that. In these battleground states where RFK just got removed and people were still planning on voting RFK, these are politically homeless voters now, they are not automatically Trump voters. They have just as high of a chance to vote for Harris. Attacking these people and calling their friends or influencers they follow idiots will only push them away. This isn’t a post to attack MAGA. This entire account was created for political unity between groups such as MAGA and RFK supporters. I just see a common trend starting to happen and have many disenfranchised RFK supporters reaching out to me saying they have no idea what to do. Long story short, if Trump wants to win this election, he needs the RFK voters in swing states. These are not votes that will just be handed to Trump, and if he thinks they are he’s going to send a lot of voters to Harris. Unity isn’t “your guy endorsed me so now you vote for me.” Unity is “I realize we’ve had our differences in the past, but I have grown and I promise to represent you to the best of my abilities.” MAHA will either be the future of politics or blow up internally, at the moment it’s a coin flip of which one will happen.

End Tribalism in Politics

45,997 次观看 • 2 年前