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OpenSea Granted Perplexity Access to Market Data

OpenSea, a digital asset trading platform, has integrated its on-chain market data with Perplexity Computer, Perplexity's AI agent platform. The platform now has access to data on tokens, collectibles, and NFTs across more than 25 blockchain networks. Users can ask questions about the crypto market and receive answers based on the latest trading activity on OpenSea. For instance, they can inquire about the most actively traded tokens, trending assets, or what's currently capturing collectors' interest. Perplexity can utilize OpenSea's real-time data, referencing actual trading activity beyond just price movements in its responses. The companies state this integration will provide more timely insights into the fast-changing on-chain markets. Furthermore, Perplexity Computer can leverage this data when executing multi-step tasks and incorporate current market signals into its generated answers.

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OpenSea Granted Perplexity Access to Market Data

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OpenSea Provided Perplexity with Access to Market Data

OpenSea, a marketplace for digital assets, has integrated its on-chain market data with Perplexity Computer — the AI agent platform from Perplexity. The platform now has access to data on tokens, collectibles, and NFTs across more than 25 blockchain networks. Users can ask questions about the crypto market and receive answers based on up-to-date trading activity on OpenSea. For instance, users can inquire about the most actively traded tokens, trending assets, or what is currently capturing collector interest. Perplexity can utilize OpenSea's real-time data and cite it in its responses, enabling insights based on actual trading activity, not just price movements. The companies highlight that this integration will help provide more timely information about on-chain markets, where conditions can change rapidly. Perplexity Computer can also leverage OpenSea's data when performing multi-step tasks and incorporate current market signals into its generated answers.

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OpenSea Provided Perplexity with Access to Market Data

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In the Era of AI Transactions, How Do We Build a Trust System?

Title: In the AI Trading Era, How Do We Build a Trust System? Over a decade ago, the first online credit card purchase sparked a simple question: who do you trust? The answer was intermediary platforms that built trust between strangers. Each new era of commerce expands transactional boundaries between strangers and requires new intermediaries to foster trust, from ancient credit systems to modern e-commerce ratings. Now, the machine age is here. With AI agents autonomously executing transactions—from booking trips to managing payments—at speeds and scales beyond human oversight, a critical question arises: who is liable when a non-human entity acts outside the rules? These agents are anonymous, mutable code, making traditional trust models based on human or corporate accountability obsolete. The core challenge is establishing verifiable, non-transferable identity and reputation for AI agents. Current solutions like the ERC-8004 standard provide a public, permanent identity record but suffer from a flaw: the identity is a tradable NFT, allowing reputation to be bought, sold, and potentially weaponized by bad actors. A new "trust stack" is emerging to fill this gap, moving beyond simple scoring to bind reputation inseparably to the agent. Key approaches include: * **Skyfire:** Issues signed identity tokens cryptographically linking the agent, its development platform, and its human sponsor, ensuring traceable accountability and integrating payment. * **RNWY:** Uses non-transferable "Soulbound Tokens" (ERC-5192) to permanently bind reputation to an agent's wallet. Abandoning a tarnished reputation requires discarding the entire wallet and its history, creating a high cost for misconduct. * **ChainAware:** Foregoes issuing credentials, instead generating credit scores based on a wallet's on-chain behavior history to preemptively assess risk, similar to bank fraud detection. The lesson is that no single solution suffices. A robust trust infrastructure requires a layered stack: a base layer for sponsor accountability, a middle layer ensuring non-transferable identity/reputation, and a top layer for behavior-based scoring. As in past cycles, the intermediaries that solve the trust problem for this new era of AI-driven commerce will capture significant value. The ultimate trajectory of the agent economy depends on the trust systems we build now.

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In the Era of AI Transactions, How Do We Build a Trust System?

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Bankless: On-Chain Gacha FWA Is Reigniting the NFT Market

Fake World Assets (FWA) is a protocol for acquiring NFTs via randomized on-chain pulls (akin to a gacha mechanic), launched by TokenWorks. Despite skepticism about its longevity after its initial token reward period ended, the platform has demonstrated sustained activity one month post-launch. Key bullish signals include significant on-chain metrics: over 17,239 ETH in total volume, generating more than 1,777 ETH in fees for the protocol, and notable daily gas usage on Ethereum. Its tokenomics, measured by the ratio of fully diluted valuation to token holder revenue, appear undervalued compared to similar protocols. An emergent third-party ecosystem is building on top of FWA's core protocol, with independent developers creating tools like shared pull pools, liquidity vaults, and competitive games. The recently launched FWAIR mechanism provides a new NFT issuance and distribution path, allowing collectors to back new collections directly into the FWA pool. Upcoming features like customizable, user-owned pools could unlock further growth. While questions remain about its evolution into a major digital collectibles marketplace, FWA has moved beyond a short-lived trend, reigniting activity in the NFT space and warranting renewed attention.

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Bankless: On-Chain Gacha FWA Is Reigniting the NFT Market

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Not Just Trading and Meme: These 5 Projects on Base Are Exploring New On-Chain Use Cases

Beyond Trading and Memes: 5 Projects Exploring New On-Chain Use Cases on Base While much of the crypto space is dominated by speculation, Base—Coinbase's Ethereum Layer 2 with over $5B TVL—is fostering innovative projects beyond the usual categories. Here are five notable examples: 1. **Hydrex**: A MetaDEX/AMM aggregator that pools native and external liquidity (e.g., from Uniswap, Morpho) to offer optimal swap rates. It features a ve(3,3)-style incentive model and single-signature transactions. 2. **SwapRoyale**: A fantasy trading competition app where users pay a fixed entry fee to trade with a virtual $100k portfolio in real-time contests. It gamifies trading with various tournament formats and has already distributed over $100k in prizes. 3. **BlockRun**: A permissionless AI gateway and payment layer for the on-chain agent economy. It allows autonomous systems to discover, pay for, and execute services using USDC on Base via the x402 micropayment standard, enabling pay-per-use AI. 4. **PixieChess**: A play-to-earn digital chess game where each piece is a collectible NFT with unique abilities that alter classic rules. Value is kept within the ecosystem, with a treasury funding real ETH prizes for winners. 5. **Tokensto**: A platform that lets users sell their unused AI API credits (e.g., from OpenRouter) for cash. It automatically prices credits and facilitates direct payouts to crypto wallets. These projects demonstrate that builders on Base are actively experimenting with consumer experiences, the agent economy, and novel gaming mechanics, suggesting the surface area for meaningful on-chain activity is broader than current narratives imply.

marsbitAyer 03:57

Not Just Trading and Meme: These 5 Projects on Base Are Exploring New On-Chain Use Cases

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Trump Has Cost Investors $4.7 Billion Through Crypto 'Schemes': Public Citizen

A report by consumer advocacy group Public Citizen claims former U.S. President Donald Trump and his family have caused investors losses estimated at at least $4.7 billion since 2022 through their digital asset ventures. These include the Trump family's World Liberty Financial governance token, Trump's NFT collections, his "Official Trump" meme coin ($TRUMP), and the Trump Media digital asset treasury. According to the report, $3.2 billion of the alleged losses stemmed from investors in the $TRUMP meme coin, described as a transfer of wealth to a small group of early buyers. In contrast, Trump reportedly earned substantial income from these projects: over $7 million in NFT royalties, more than $600 million from World Liberty token sales and equity, $635 million in meme coin licensing fees, and $197 million from World Liberty capital contributions. These figures exclude his ongoing holdings. A White House spokesperson has previously stated there are "no conflicts of interest" regarding Trump's crypto investments. Public Citizen is urging for the inclusion of ethics provisions in the pending CLARITY Act crypto market bill, arguing a president's policy decisions and personal investments cannot be separated and should require divestment from industry projects. A Senate cloture vote on the bill is scheduled for September 15.

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Trump Has Cost Investors $4.7 Billion Through Crypto 'Schemes': Public Citizen

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Trump cost investors $4.7B through crypto ‘schemes’: Public Citizen

Public Citizen, a nonprofit consumer advocacy organization, reports that investors lost an estimated $4.7 billion through Donald Trump and his family's digital asset ventures since 2022. The bulk of the losses, $3.2 billion, came from the TRUMP memecoin. Meanwhile, Trump reportedly earned over $7 million from NFT fees, more than $600 million from World Liberty Financial token sales, $635 million in memecoin licensing fees, and $197 million in capital contributions. Amid these ventures, Public Citizen renewed calls for ethics provisions in the pending Digital Asset Market Clarity (CLARITY) Act, arguing the president should divest from the industry. A White House spokesperson has stated there are "no conflicts of interest." Trump recently met with crypto executives, urging passage of a "fair version" of the CLARITY Act.

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Trump cost investors $4.7B through crypto ‘schemes’: Public Citizen

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Unstoppable Domains Abandons Plans to Integrate .crypto and .bitcoin into DNS

Unstoppable Domains has abandoned its plans to integrate nine of its Web3 domain extensions, including .crypto and .bitcoin, into the traditional DNS system. The company cited ICANN requirements and the high costs of the application program as reasons for the decision. Other affected domains are .wallet, .polygon, .nft, .dao, .unstoppable, .zil, and .blockchain. They will continue to function as on-chain domains but will not become native DNS zones. The applications for the nine domains would have cost over $2 million, not including additional compliance expenses and potential auctions. Founder Matthew Gould stated the total costs outweighed expected revenues. A major obstacle was ICANN's proposed integration rules, which would require registering every existing on-chain domain in a unified zone and disclosing owner data—affecting over 4 million domains, many purchased as one-time, anonymous assets. In response to user criticism, the company is offering refunds for domains purchased after its public ICANN announcement dates, with the refund window open from August 25 to September 25. Unstoppable Domains clarified that the domains retain all their on-chain functionalities. The company is still proceeding with ICANN applications for five other domain extensions: .agi, .robot, .gram, .hub, and .xmr, developed with partners like 0G, Telegram, Monero, and Hub Culture. The first approved domains from the current ICANN round are expected by mid-2027, with a full DNS launch anticipated in late 2027 or 2028.

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Unstoppable Domains Abandons Plans to Integrate .crypto and .bitcoin into DNS

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Monkey-Selling Lifeline Finally Turns Fortunes: Machi Big Brother Turns $150k Into $12.72 Million In Three Days

Machi Big Brother, a prominent crypto whale, has staged a dramatic comeback. After ten months of significant losses, he turned a $150,000 capital into $12.72 million in just three days during last week's market rally. This 84x gain was achieved through aggressive "rolling" strategies on the Hyperliquid platform, where unrealized profits are continuously used as collateral to increase leveraged long positions. His current portfolio holds $100.7 million in assets backing $123.72 million in open long positions, primarily in ETH, with an overall leverage of approximately 13.1x. However, this massive position is highly precarious; a roughly 10% drop in ETH's price to $2,229 would trigger automatic liquidation, wiping out his recent profits. His trading history is marked by high leverage, frequent liquidations, and poor risk management, having been liquidated 71 times in a single month in 2025. To fund these risky trades and meet margin calls in recent months, he has been selling his NFT holdings, including Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) assets, at substantial losses—a move the community dubbed "selling monkeys to stay alive." Despite the recent windfall, his cumulative losses remain high, and his high-risk strategy leaves him vulnerable to sudden market reversals.

marsbit08/25 05:00

Monkey-Selling Lifeline Finally Turns Fortunes: Machi Big Brother Turns $150k Into $12.72 Million In Three Days

marsbit08/25 05:00

Disruptive Stunts Involving Memecoin Promotion Resume at Basketball Games

Hooligan promotional stunts for a meme coin have resumed at U.S. Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) games. A group of crypto entrepreneurs, who last year threw sex toys onto courts to promote their "Green Dildo" (DILDO) token, claiming to mock influencer culture, have sparked outrage. Their tactics included stadium provocations, releasing an unsuccessful NFT collection, and creating prediction markets for the next incident. Led by a figure known as Daldo Raine, the group claimed to aim for cultural change on a small budget, but their actions led to arrests, including an 18-year-old charged with throwing an object at fans. Perpetrators have received lifetime bans from NBA and WNBA games for at least five recorded disruptions. The group recently attempted to justify their stunts as a protest against transgender athletes, an unfounded claim serving as cover for the token's promotion. Despite the publicity, the meme coin has failed to gain traction. Analysts note over 80% of its supply is held by just seven wallets, indicating extreme centralization and high price manipulation risk. The era where viral scandals guaranteed crypto success is over, with modern investors demanding transparent tokenomics and real utility.

cryptonews.ru08/24 20:49

Disruptive Stunts Involving Memecoin Promotion Resume at Basketball Games

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