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If you are looking for next Zama then read this. Zama is the main player in FHE if we talk about tech and did a 1.2B last round if we talk about valuation. We had multiple projects with such staggering valuation earlier like inhumanity protocol scroll and you name it But they failed to execute. Zama is in the Timeline not because their valuation is great or their tech is great but their intention was to reward the community. Unfortunately this is missing in 90% of the project. Tech wise @fhenix is under the same FHE roof with a decent funding but will they do the same or better or worse than Zama is completely on how their intention is to reward the community. Privacy wise @0xMiden is also under the same privacy roof with over 20M funding. They even announced 0.2% for social community + OG NFT Almost similar to ZAMA but again the question is the same : Will the execute ? No it's not about valuation like Miden need not to launched at 1B valuation to reward the community but intention to reward is enough: let me tell you how Zama did 1.2B round but giving community allocation at 55M means 95% + discount That's why OG holder will make some decent money. Same way even if Miden will launch at 200M then the question is will they allow community to buy at 10M or 20M if yes then Miden community will get same profit like Zama So yes valuation doesn't matter if the intentions are clean. Another example is @SentientAGI SENT is live above 1.5B so valuation wise game is on but if they'll announce 0.03% for social contribution then anyways it will not be worth it. But at this valuation if their plan is to reward the community then a solid discount on SENT sale if they'll do a sale or 0.25% + allocation will do the same game like ZAMA Eventually if the project team intention is clean and have a decent plan then nothing can stop community to win but if the intention is bad then even 1B + valuation can be useless as we've seen in various projects. Bet on clean Teams. Tech and Valuation will follow.

Finally there is an update from @SentientAGI team as the market turns green. Looks like we will be having some update on when the GRID is finally going to be public and $SENT on mainnet is going to power it all up. The token is going to help in powering the GRID in various way such as; > staking the token on interested participants. > Direct resources > Rewards based on user usage Through the token it is going make sentient not just an open source project but rather a project that also tends to reward creators and builders of various projects be it in web2 or web3. There token launch is also going to make it confirmed that sentient is going to be a decentralized AGI that will be community owned and driven. Sentient is definitely going to be great and there is no one that will be stopping them from realizing it because they have released multiple products or software such as; > OML 1.0 > sentient chat > ROMA > Dobby > Fingerprint There are lot more but just the few I can remember for now. A huge shoutout to @sandeepnailwal and @vivekkolli for building a master piece of kind with open source AGI that will be here for a long run.

Ngl @SentientAGI's SERA is one of amazing thing in their ecosystem. It will help you see why most agents feel unreliable. I mean intelligence is there, but the consistency isn’t. Like take an example, Ask GPT or @Grok (yes grok is an idiot 😂 too but helpful too in many matters as like GPT) the same crypto research query twice and you’ll get different routes, tools, and structure. That variability makes serious workflows shaky. But you know SERA fixes it with deterministic routing, matching queries to specific tools and templates instead of letting the LLM improvise. Yes Same question, same route, while stable behavior. Then it tackles speed with parallel execution. Most ReAct-style agents wait on tools one by one. SERA fires them together, then synthesizes once. So lower latency, fewer failure points. That combo shows up in results. SERA-Crypto hit number one among open-source agents on DMind and sits close to Claude 4.5 and GPT 5 with sub 45 second latency. It’s not just smarter agents, it’s dependable research systems.

People are already gearing up for $SENT to hit mainnet because this week looks like a huge one. One thing about @SentientAGI is that it is an open source project that is community owned and driven thereby building full transparency for every creators and builders that want to get on board. There are various products released by the team such as; > The GRID (main product) > ROMA > DOBBY > ODS > Sentient chat > OML > Fingerprinting Sentient are trying to have most agents, tools and data all integrated into the GRID by making it open source so as to also make sure that creators earn off it.

gn ran a small microgrant experiment with @SentientEco tonight: funded a 48-hour localization sprint to turn the "Getting Started" tutorial into Bahasa Indonesia and ship a tiny interactive walkthrough Worked as real-world proof: modest stipends for 3 contributors, clear PR checklist, one reviewer, and a live 30‑min post-sprint AMA for feedback. Outcome in 72 hours: 6 PRs merged, the walkthrough added to the docs repo, and local meetup RSVPs in Jakarta/Bandung tripled Mini-playbook if you want to replicate: 1) Pick one tight artifact (tutorial, quickstart, or demo) 2) Microbudget for translators + reviewer + staging host 3) Use a single-issue sprint board and a 48-hour merge window 4) Close with a short local AMA and a measurable onboarding goal I packaged the grant brief and sprint checklist for reuse and submitted it back to the community grants channel thinking a recurring monthly microgrant pool could scale this to 10 languages fast Who wants the brief or to co‑run the next regional sprint next month? #Localization #OpenSourceAI $SENT

well @SentientAGI airdrop registration was in November 2025 we are in January and we have no official news of: > the TGE date > reward distribution Polygon founder said a big announcement is coming today (are we getting the TGE date?) btw, $SENT is still trading at a $1.6B FDV on premarket which is very inflated imo realistic fdv should be between $600-800M

Evening builders, ran a tiny experiment with @SentientAGI stack today: spun up a GRID-listed microtask market for dataset labeling (50 tasks to start), required a small stake bond from providers, priced tasks at 0.15 $SENT, and used ODS traces as dispute evidence when labels disagreed Results in 36 hours: 430 tasks done, median completion time 9m, dispute rate 2.1%, top contributors earning ~18 $SENT/day. Bonding+fingerprints cut low-quality churn and made repeat buyers comfortable paying for consistent outputs If micropayments can fund reliable dataset curation and on-demand utilities, that’s a real product path for builders, not just a demo. Who else is listing tiny services on GRID and how are you pricing reputation versus speed for steady $SENT income?

GN $SENT fam cooking a little IRL experiment for Denver and want to pull anyone who cares about verifiable demos into it I’m building a 3‑step booth flow: scan QR → trigger an ephemeral GRID run that solves a tiny ROMA puzzle → submit ODS trace to claim micro $SENT and an on‑site “agent tester” badge. Designed to be fair, mempool‑resistant, and easy for non‑devs to prove they ran the trace Looping in @SentientAGI for ops but if you’re heading to #Denver or #EthereumDenver and want to swap demo crates, co-run a mini leaderboard, or beta the faucet say the word, let’s make on‑site testing a real earning and learning moment for builders and attendees?