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Making Crypto Simple. Creator • Educator • Community Builder. Helping people & projects grow in Web3. @trustchain0 C.E.O

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Yusi@yusi0x · Sep 5So let me tell you this. Some days ago I found @trymira, and since then, a lot of things have changed. Today, I thought, let me tell you about this interesting technology I came across. Imagine being able to use AI to handle some of your everyday tasks, manage your groups, create content calendars as a creator, organize your Drive, and much more. Since the day I discovered Mira, I started talking to it almost every day. At one point, I asked it to send me motivational messages based on Durov’s life. Since that day, it has continued sending them to me. And honestly, that small experience made me start looking at AI agents differently. Mira isn’t just about asking AI a question and getting an answer. You can actually give it a task and let it work on it. That’s what I find interesting. As a creator, for example, you could use it to help plan your content calendar, organize your work, manage files, and work across different tools you already use. Mira can also connect with 1,000+ tools, including Gmail, Google Drive, Notion, GitHub, Jira, and others. Think about that for a moment. Instead of constantly switching between different apps and doing everything manually, you can have an AI agent help you handle some of those tasks. And the fact that you can interact with it directly through Telegram makes the experience even simpler. I’m still exploring what Mira can actually do, so I’m not going to sit here and tell you it can solve everything. But what I’ve seen so far has been enough to make me interested in where AI agents are heading. Because I think we’re slowly moving from: “AI, tell me how to do this.” to: “AI, do this for me.” And that shift is much bigger than it sounds. We’re still early, but I think this is going to be an interesting space to watch. If you’ve been exploring AI agents too, I’d love to know what you’re currently using and what you think about this shift. And if you haven’t tried Mira yet, check it out and let me know what you think after using it. Try mira on telegram: https://partner.mira.tg/yusi-dahiru I’ll share more about what I discover as I keep using Mira. #MiraInTelegramMiraPaid partnership621 views
Yusi@yusi0x · Aug 23I’ve been spending more time on @AveaiGlobal lately and honestly, there are a few things I really like about it. The first one is the search. You can search a token, contract address or wallet directly, which sounds simple but makes a big difference when you’re trying to research something quickly. With memecoins especially, I’d rather paste the actual contract than start guessing which token is the real one. The second thing is how much information you get once you open a token. You’re not just staring at a chart. You can see things like volume, liquidity, transaction activity, holders and other token metrics. So instead of asking only “Is this going up?”, you can start asking “What is actually happening here?” The wallet side is probably the part I find most interesting. http://Ave.ai lets you look deeper into wallet activity and categorises different types of traders, including Smart Money, developers, whales and other wallet categories. You can also open a wallet and see things like its buys, sells, transaction history and PnL. That gives you a much better idea of who is actually behind the movement you’re seeing. Another thing I think more people should pay attention to is the security/check section. Before jumping into a random token, you can check things like contract security information, holder distribution and risk indicators. It doesn’t mean a token is automatically safe just because it passes a check, but having those things in front of you is definitely better than buying first and asking questions later. And then there’s the trading activity. This one is underrated. You can actually watch transactions as they happen and see different types of activity, including Smart Money, developers, new wallets and other wallet categories. So when you see a token suddenly moving, you can go beyond the candle and look at the activity behind it. That’s probably the biggest thing I’m taking away from http://Ave.ai so far. It doesn’t remove the risk from trading. Nothing can. But it gives you more information to work with. And personally, I’d rather spend a few extra minutes looking at the data than ape into something just because my timeline is screaming “100x.” 😂 Still exploring http://Ave.ai, but I’m starting to understand why having the on-chain data in front of you can change the way you DYOR. #AVE #DEGENAvePaid partnership1.5K views
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