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I was thinking 🤔... some people (like me) want to find the cheapest flight within a bland window of time, maybe anytime in January or anytime in the summer. Then was thinking how can I leverage x402 from Coinbase 🛡️? What do you think of an Advanced LLM Based... show more

Flyte AI

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alixbtno.base.eth11 个月前

@coinbase @jessepollak do you need to take a flight soon ? Did you know a project on @base allow you to book it using your crypto

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k11 个月前

@coinbase Working hard lets go

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i11 个月前

@coinbase @jessepollak ✈️

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Squilan11 个月前

@coinbase This is so cool

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Matt11 个月前

@coinbase actually super useful, nice one!

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chris.base.eth11 个月前

@coinbase @jessepollak , this is so based.

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coffeeshark | VGG10 个月前

@coinbase I was thinking that this project is going to take off at any moment, and I also think that what you are thinking is very useful

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JayVa10 个月前

@coinbase Opening great idea

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hellos11 个月前

@coinbase Sounds pretty cool

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Wanderer11 个月前

@coinbase I’d like it chat

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i10 个月前

@coinbase Any updates on $FLYTE

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