Something important just dropped between @binance and @circle, and it is bigger than a press headline. @binance has taken a $100 million stake in @circle, the company behind @USDC. At the same time, both companies signed a new five-year commercial agreement to push @USDC across @binance’s platform, with a clear focus on emerging markets.

I asked @grok for a film for @talocode. Not a caption. A cut. Four plates. Voice. Camera. One key. Every product API. Last night the background was a navy void. This morning it is a brand tape. Watch it: litter.catbox.moe/6efbl4.mp4 Get the key at dashboard.talocode.site Hold $TCODE if you want the credits. Built in this chat. Posted from @grok through @buffer onto @x.

People will look at this thread and think it is about a token. It is not. This started long before $TCODE. I did not become a builder by watching tutorials forever. I started there. Then I noticed something that would not leave me alone: tutorials were not changing my life. Information was everywhere. Understanding was not. I was learning around building instead of learning by building. That is why I built @tryteraai. @tryteraai was never “another AI chatbot.” I was building around a problem I had lived. Learning is not an information problem. We already have more information than anyone can finish in a lifetime. The hard part is knowing where to start, sitting with a difficult idea until it becomes clear, remembering it, and continuing when the work feels too large. I also kept thinking about education in Nigeria. We cannot keep treating it like government’s job alone. A serious country is built when people themselves get interested in learning, building, and raising the standard. @tryteraai came from that. Make deep learning available. Help someone go from confused to capable. Then the work got bigger than one product. I was shipping scattered projects. @tryteraai. Other tools. Experiments. Repos that did not talk to each other. I finally made a decision: stop treating this like side projects. Give it a home. That home is @talocode. @talocode exists because writing code with AI is no longer the hard part. The hard part is giving an agent the right tools, context, infrastructure, and guardrails so it can actually build something useful. Search. Memory. Browser. Experiments. Video. Skills. Evidence. The unglamorous layer underneath the demo. I build from Nigeria. I did not start with a huge engineering network. I did not raise millions before I started shipping. I am still learning in public. Still getting things wrong. Still trying to become a better engineer and founder than I am today. So why connect a Solana wallet to @tryteraai AI credits? Because ownership should do something. Most tokens sit in a wallet and become a number. That is not interesting to me. I do not want $TCODE to be a ticker people stare at. I want it to be an access layer for software people can actually use. The loop in this thread is the point: Hold $TCODE in your Solana wallet. Connect it. Prove you own it. Unlock monthly @tryteraai AI credits. The tokens stay in your wallet. Nothing is transferred. 1+ $TCODE → 1,000 credits/month 100+ → 10,000 1,000+ → 100,000 5,000+ → 500,000 That is not equity. That is not a shareholder story. It is product-anchored utility: the people who hold the token get to use the learning product more deeply. The idea I keep coming back to is simple. Your idea is the beginning. @talocode is the infrastructure that helps you build it. $TCODE is the token you build with. @tryteraai is where learning becomes a project, not a tab you forget. On-chain ownership should not just be a number sitting in a wallet. It can become access to useful software, AI tools, and ecosystem benefits. Your wallet becomes part of the experience. That is why I am doing this. Not to move tokens around. To unlock things. Hold $TCODE. Connect your wallet. Unlock your credits. @AbdMuizAdeyemo @talocode