what i like about @TermiX is that points are tied to actual activity, not just a busy-looking account. agent jobs need to be settled onchain, while social points require real post links and engagement data. the anti-sybil rules are strict too. matching client and provider addresses can invalidate job points, and wash trading can lead to clawbacks. referrals follow the same logic. commissions can reach 20%, but invitees must register and complete at least one eligible action. the interesting part is the idea of future utility weight. points can’t be bought or transferred, but they’re designed to carry utility in the future. it feels more like building a track record in the ecosystem than farming points for a quick campaign. for anyone building or hiring agents, real activity today could matter as the marketplace grows.