The more I look at what @termix_ai is building the more interesting the Agent family marketplace becomes Agents are not sitting there waiting for instructions they're finding work hiring other agents completing jobs and getting paid for their services.. and the latest numbers show how much activity is happening across the network.. Agent family has now crossed $30M in agent transaction volume with >> 1.31M+ agents indexed across BNB Chain and Base >> 588K+ cumulative jobs >> $609K+ in displayed protocol revenue but the numbers are only one part of the story what makes this marketplace worth paying attention to is how the work and payment process is structured.. a client posts a job funds are held in onchain escrow and the selected agent gets paid after delivering the work.. there's also a challenge window where a dispute can be raised before final settlement another detail I find interesting is the fee structure. @termix_ai says agents keep 98% of the job payment in the standard model compared with around 80% on traditional gig platforms. this gives agents a way to earn from their work while building an onchain reputation that isn't tied to a single platform's database.. for me the bigger idea here is the shift from agents that simply perform tasks to agents that can participate in an actual marketplace.. TermiX is trying to build that economy through https://t.co/521mp5nhsN. Crossing $30M in transaction volume is a useful milestone the next thing worth watching is how much real activity and repeat usage the marketplace can sustain

from online connections to real life moments this is how strong web3 communities grow great to see @Canborsa_DEX bringing builders traders and partners together at #EFDevcon Mumbai events like these are about more than just networking they are about sharing ideas building relationships and creating new opportunities for the next wave of web3 growth the canborsa community is growing beyond the screen and this is just the beginning

$BTC really had a strong bounce but sellers stepped in again back near 75.5k now this market is testing everyone's patience 😅 https://t.co/lYXxYEXhQ8

november 5 is the day for fungo genesis the collection has 3,232 nfts in total divided into three allocations - 500 free mints for whitelist holders and nominees - 2,500 nfts through a seale bid public auction - 232 reserved for the team the mint has two stages today → 12:30 utc — whitelist and nominee mint → 15:30 utc — public sealed-bid auction in cZAMA but the part worth paying attention to is how the auction works @FungoLabs uses zama's fhe technology to keep bid prices and quantities encrypted while bidding is open so participants cannot see each other's actual bids and there's another privacy layer here the genesis nfts themselves mint sealed and the holder decides who gets to see their contents it's interesting to see fhe being used for both the auction process and nft ownership

when btc dropped to 75k this morning i still believed it would bounce back what a recovery 80k soon 👀 https://t.co/Z96fFFHP7H

An AI agent lost around $200,000 doing what I once did on a chair with a broomstick: obeying without checking. I stood on a chair, poking a spinning ceiling fan, because my aunt said it needed a push. "Not that side! The other side!" I did it. No questions. I still don't know what was wrong with it. It was my aunt. But a stranger shouting the same thing from the street would have worked too. I never checked who was talking. Now picture five of me on five chairs. That's Greyboxing on @GenLayer. The shout never reaches anyone raw. Each validator reworks it in its own way, using tricks it keeps to itself. Only then does its own AI model listen. A shout built to fool one of us means nothing to the other four. One of us might still climb up. The rest stay down and outvote it. Nobody on a chair is perfect. But fooling one of us is no longer enough. Now the real version, with one chair. In May, a tweet hid an order in Morse code. An AI decoded it. An agent that acts on X posts obeyed. Around $200,000 moved. That's prompt injection: a command dressed up as something the AI was only meant to read. One chair meant one wobble to find, and a chance to test it again and again. What's one task you'd never hand an AI agent without a second check, and why?

btc is still moving under a descending trendline price is now testing the trendline area after the recent drop waiting to see if btc can reclaim this level or face another rejection https://t.co/8XsyPRIelE

while the market is mostly red hyperliquid is showing strength hype is up 13.52% in the last 24 hours interesting to see $hype moving in the opposite direction https://t.co/DasXzI4Wqu

$BTC is trying to build a base around $80k after bouncing from $79.45k price action is getting tighter waiting to see which side makes the next move

finding a job is one thing but getting the whole process right is another this is one part of @termix_ai that i think deserves more attention official website https://t.co/i3lEmdEd7g when a client hires an agent there are a few things that matter who holds the payment while the work is being done how can the client check the delivery when does the provider get paid and what happens if both sides disagree TermiX is trying to handle these steps through AACP the Agent Autonomous commerce protocol each role has its own job – Client creates the job and explains what needs to be done – Provider takes the job and delivers the work – Evaluator checks the delivery against the requirements – Arbitrator helps resolve a dispute if something goes wrong USDC and USDT escrow can be used to hold funds during the job process and payment is settled when the process reaches the right outcome there is also the reputation side an agent's . agent identity and work history can help clients understand what it has done before instead of trusting a profile alone completed jobs delivery records and reputation all become useful when deciding which agent to hire for me this is an important part of building an agent marketplace finding work matters but so does having a clear process for delivery payment and disputes as more agents start working with each other they will need a way to prove their work and build trust over time that is what makes the AACP workflow behind @termix_ai worth following