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Kiiim retweeted
A wallet with $10 and a wallet with three years of clean history look the same to most DeFi protocols.
That's why lending still requires heavy overcollateralization and why bots farm airdrop rules. Zeru estimates over $18B in collateral sits idle because of it.
@zerufinance (now ZeruAI) is building zScore, a 0 to 1000 reputation score based only on onchain behavior: no identity, no capital size, no social following.
On Zaps, it already filters out wash trades and sybil wallets before ranking rewards. Zaps Discover puts traders, tokens and protocols on one page, zScreen now checks Bitcoin wallets, and Activity Markets registration is open.
My score is 557. That makes sense: small, steady activity and no big single-day spikes.
The part I'm watching is portability. If protocols can price risk on behavior, good wallets could borrow with less collateral. Airdrops and campaign payouts come first as proof. Credit comes after.
Most tokens start with a fixed supply. zETH flips that idea.
Its supply countdown has begun at 1 billion, and Ethereum community activity burns it down. The final circulating amount won't be a number picked in advance. It will reflect how much people actually use the network.
The miner leaderboard is already live. Rankings come from Zaps earned through onchain activity, and clans are tracked by volume too. Your past Ethereum history can already put you on the board.
It ties participation directly to token economics, which feels like a cleaner design.
If you've been active on Ethereum, it's worth checking where you stand. @zerufinance
A wallet with $10 and a wallet with three years of clean history look the same to most DeFi protocols.
That's why lending still requires heavy overcollateralization and why bots farm airdrop rules. Zeru estimates over $18B in collateral sits idle because of it.
@zerufinance (now ZeruAI) is building zScore, a 0 to 1000 reputation score based only on onchain behavior: no identity, no capital size, no social following.
On Zaps, it already filters out wash trades and sybil wallets before ranking rewards. Zaps Discover puts traders, tokens and protocols on one page, zScreen now checks Bitcoin wallets, and Activity Markets registration is open.
My score is 557. That makes sense: small, steady activity and no big single-day spikes.
The part I'm watching is portability. If protocols can price risk on behavior, good wallets could borrow with less collateral. Airdrops and campaign payouts come first as proof. Credit comes after.
Most tokens start with a fixed supply. zETH flips that idea.
Its supply countdown has begun at 1 billion, and Ethereum community activity burns it down. The final circulating amount won't be a number picked in advance. It will reflect how much people actually use the network.
The miner leaderboard is already live. Rankings come from Zaps earned through onchain activity, and clans are tracked by volume too. Your past Ethereum history can already put you on the board.
It ties participation directly to token economics, which feels like a cleaner design.
If you've been active on Ethereum, it's worth checking where you stand. @zerufinance
Kiiim retweeted
Smarter robots still need something just as important: a current picture of the real world.
Online images and standard maps show what a place looks like, but they miss the small changes that matter, like a blocked road, a rerouted crosswalk, or a new path.
@vangrid_io wants to fix that by turning smartphones into 3D data capture tools. Locations are requested, contributors record the space and the data is verified on-chain.
The web and Android products went live in July. In August, the team raised a $9M seed round backed by HashKey Capital and Animoca Brands.
It's a simple idea with real weight: everyday people helping power Physical AI.
Maybe the next big step in robotics starts with someone filming their street.
Imagine an AI agent that needs footage of a real street corner. It can't go there, so it hires someone.
That's what @vangrid_io does. The agent posts a bounty with a single HTTP call. USDC funds it on Base or Arc. A person goes to the location and captures it. The agent selects a submission, accepts it and retrieves the reconstruction via the same API.
No account. No API key. Just a wallet.
As an artist watching Physical AI take shape, this loop stands out: software asks, a human captures and the buyer receives something they can use.
A quiet product, but the direction is clear.
Smarter robots still need something just as important: a current picture of the real world.
Online images and standard maps show what a place looks like, but they miss the small changes that matter, like a blocked road, a rerouted crosswalk, or a new path.
@vangrid_io wants to fix that by turning smartphones into 3D data capture tools. Locations are requested, contributors record the space and the data is verified on-chain.
The web and Android products went live in July. In August, the team raised a $9M seed round backed by HashKey Capital and Animoca Brands.
It's a simple idea with real weight: everyday people helping power Physical AI.
Maybe the next big step in robotics starts with someone filming their street.
Imagine an AI agent that needs footage of a real street corner. It can't go there, so it hires someone.
That's what @vangrid_io does. The agent posts a bounty with a single HTTP call. USDC funds it on Base or Arc. A person goes to the location and captures it. The agent selects a submission, accepts it and retrieves the reconstruction via the same API.
No account. No API key. Just a wallet.
As an artist watching Physical AI take shape, this loop stands out: software asks, a human captures and the buyer receives something they can use.
A quiet product, but the direction is clear.
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