Hot Interactions Collection | Surf Launches Points System; MemeMax's MaxPacks Event Ongoing (January 30th)

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Hot Interaction Roundup: Surf Launches Points System; MemeMax's MaxPacks Campaign Underway (Jan 30) Surf, an AI platform built for the crypto space, has officially launched its version 1.5 and introduced a personal points system. Users can earn "Surf Waves" points by subscribing to paid membership tiers (Plus, Pro, Max), actively using the platform for research, or inviting friends. The project recently completed a $15 million funding round led by Pantera Capital. MemeMax, a decentralized exchange platform for Meme tokens on the MemeCore chain, is running a Pre-Launch campaign. Users can earn MaxPacks by sending 10 transactions on the MemeCore chain before 8:00 AM UTC on January 31. Additionally, Twin, a platform that allows users to build infinitely scalable AI agents using natural language without coding, was featured. It recently secured $10 million in seed funding. Users can interact with its platform to earn 500 points and set up AI agents for tasks like price alerts.

Original | Odaily Planet Daily (@OdailyChina)

Author | Asher (@Asher_ 0210)

Surf: An AI Platform Built for the Crypto Space

Project Introduction

Surf is an AI platform built specifically for the crypto space, developed by the Cyber team. Its core highlight is the use of AI technology to accurately analyze on-chain data and user queries, offering high knowledge density and a smooth interactive experience. On December 10, 2025, Surf announced the completion of a $15 million funding round, led by Pantera Capital, with participation from Coinbase Ventures and Digital Currency Group.

On January 21st, Surf posted on platform X announcing that Surf version 1.5 is officially live and has introduced a personal points system.

Interaction Tutorial

STEP 1. Go to the interaction website (Link: https://asksurf.ai/), and log in to your personal account using your Google email.

STEP 2. Click on "Surf Waves" to view your current personal points.

STEP 3. There are currently three ways to earn points: 1. Pay for a subscription to Plus, Pro, and Max level memberships (40% discount for annual payment) to receive points; 2. Actively use the platform - Pro users can perform 100 deep researches every two weeks, Plus users can perform 25 deep researches per month, and free users get 2 deep research opportunities per week; 3. Invite friends to earn points.

MemeMax: A Decentralized Exchange Built for Memes

Project Introduction

MemeMax is a decentralized exchange built specifically for Memes, operating on the MemeCore chain. Yesterday, MemeMax posted on platform X announcing that the Pre-Launch event will end at 8:00 AM Beijing Time on January 31st. You can still send 10 transactions on the MemeCore chain to obtain MaxPacks.

Interaction Tutorial

STEP 1. Go to the interaction website (Link: https://mememax.com/), connect your wallet to log into your personal account, and link your X account.

STEP 2. Send 10 transactions on the MemeCore chain to obtain MaxPacks.

Twin: Build Infinitely Scalable AI Agents with One Click

Project Introduction

Twin is a platform that allows users to build infinitely scalable AI agents with one click using natural language. It enables users to create, deploy, and run fully autonomous AI agents to automate complex business processes, operational tasks, and even build entire autonomous companies (such as AI hedge funds, retail automation, etc.) without writing code.

Recently, Twin announced the completion of a $10 million seed funding round, which was subsequently shared by Zama founder Rand, who mentioned that the project's CTO is a former engineer at Zama.

Interaction Tutorial

STEP 1. Visit the interaction website (Link: https://builder.twin.so/), log in to your personal account using your Google email to receive 500 points.

STEP 3. Click on the middle chatbox to converse with the bot; launching the AI Agent will enable real-time email alerts for prices of Bitcoin, gold, silver, etc.

Связанные с этим вопросы

QWhat is Surf and what recent update did it announce on January 21st?

ASurf is an AI platform built for the crypto space, developed by the Cyber team. On January 21st, it announced the official launch of Surf 1.5 and introduced a personal points system.

QHow can users earn points on the Surf platform?

AUsers can earn points in three ways: 1. By paying for a Plus, Pro, or Max membership (with a 40% discount for annual payment). 2. By actively using the platform (Pro users get 100 deep research opportunities every two weeks, Plus users get 25 per month, and free users get 2 per week). 3. By inviting friends.

QWhat is MemeMax and what is the deadline for its Pre-Launch activity mentioned in the article?

AMemeMax is a decentralized trading platform built specifically for Meme tokens, operating on the MemeCore chain. The Pre-Launch activity is set to end at 8:00 AM Beijing Time on January 31st.

QWhat recent funding milestone did Twin achieve and who was one of its notable supporters?

ATwin recently completed a $10 million seed round of funding. The project gained recognition after a转发 (repost/endorsement) from Rand, the founder of Zama, who also mentioned that Twin's CTO is a former Zama engineer.

QWhat is the primary function of the Twin platform as described in the article?

ATwin's primary function is to allow users to build infinitely scalable AI agents using natural language, without writing code. Users can create, deploy, and run fully autonomous AI agents to automate complex business processes, operational tasks, or even build entire autonomous companies.

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