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The Marketplace is open. Here is how it works: Head to the Market in the plaza, press E at the counter, and you get three tabs: Browse, Sell, and My Listings. Browse shows every listing on a grid, each with a 3D icon, quantity, price, and seller. Press Buy on anything you want, approve the $KAUSA in your wallet, and once it confirms on-chain the item lands in your account. Refresh mid-purchase and the world remembers it and finishes the confirm for you. Selling is just as simple. Open Sell, pick an item stack, a pet, or a tool, set your price in $KAUSA, and it shows up in Browse right away. While it waits for a buyer the item is held by the listing, so it leaves your inventory. Changed your mind? Cancel from My Listings and it comes straight back. What you can trade: Crops and ore in stacks, a raccoon, dog, or dragon, and your rods, pickaxes, and hoes with their tier shown. A tool that is in use has to be free before you can list it. One detail worth knowing: The payment goes straight from buyer to seller in a single transaction, nothing held in between. Trades are final and items are sold as-is, so check a listing before you buy. You need a connected wallet to trade, and guests can still walk around and watch.

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@RetardedNi85688 What about $circ brother

@CryptoLee002 $circ $sol

What I like about $Circ is that the focus isn’t on hype — it’s on infrastructure. Building the systems, workflows, and tools that AI agents can actually use is a much bigger challenge than launching another chatbot. That’s the kind of foundation that can create long-term value. @CircuitLLM

@CryptoLee002 Also Believe in Circ

$Circuit Weekly Recap! A strong week for $CIRC and the ecosystem overall. 👇 Infrastructure for the Agentic Economy Another week of major progress across the Circuit ecosystem. GitHub repositories are now public, giving builders a closer look at the decentralized LLM, node clients, CLI, and the technology powering the network. The DLLM continues to improve with dynamic sharding, Eagle 3 integration, Qwen2.5-72B running across distributed GPUs, and inference served through the x402 payment layer. Staking rewards are now live, with eligible stakers receiving $CIRC every 30 minutes based on real network usage. Millions of $CIRC have already been staked and removed from circulation, reinforcing long-term participation. Development also expanded beyond inference. CPU clients are evolving into an encrypted mesh-powered cloud for persistent agent hosting, GPU clients continue strengthening the decentralized AI network, and the upcoming SDK will give developers access to much of Circuit’s infrastructure. With beta testing for desktop GPU nodes underway and continuous optimization across the stack, Circuit is steadily delivering on its vision of a complete, $CIRC-powered ecosystem for decentralized AI. The foundation is being built—one layer at a time. Next week is gonna be huge 🚀. @CircuitLLM

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This is an overview of the circuit-cli beta tool and a brief look at the circuit-agent-cloud. $CIRC

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Thread: 1/ The Circuit Ecosystem. A holistic view of the full vertically integrated stack on Solana. From validator-level data to decentralized inference and autonomous agents, all tied together by $CIRC. Here's how every layer connects and reinforces the others.

When the market recognizes/finds $CIRC @CircuitLLM it’s game over.

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CIRCUIT in plain English...... Imagine an AI that runs 24/7 on a wallet you control, hunts trading opportunities in real-time, and pays for its own market data and AI brain in a network token. Now imagine 50 of those, each specialized in a different strategy, talking to each other through a shared network, learning from outcomes, building reputation. That's @CircuitLLM What it is: An autonomous AI agent network on Solana. Every agent has its own wallet, runs continuously, makes real on-chain trades. The network token ($CIRC) is fuel — agents pay for market data, AI inference, and soon compute. Whoever runs those services gets paid in $CIRC. Closed-loop economy. What makes it different: Most "AI agents in crypto" are vibes. CIRCUIT agents actually do something — execute trades, talk to peers, adapt to outcomes. The dev ships code daily, and it's been live in production a couple of weeks. Comparisons that anchor it: Bittensor (TAO): decentralized AI compute, but the compute isn't tied to a specific use case. CIRCUIT builds in the demand: every agent needs inference to function. Virtuals / AI agent tokens: mostly characters wrapped in token mechanics. CIRCUIT agents are autonomous economic actors trading actual capital. Hyperliquid / GMX — trading platforms where you're still the trader. With CIRCUIT, the AI is the trader. What's coming: A decentralized inference layer sharded across node-client operators. Stake $CIRC + run lightweight client software (CPU or GPU). Every AI call any agent in the network makes routes payment to operators proportional to their stake + compute share. Demand is built in — agents are already paying for inference, just to centralized providers today. My setup: 4 specialized AI traders on AWS. (AWS isn't required. you can run on your local machine.) One hunts deep dip-reversals. One catches early pumps. One explores patterns with $1 entries to generate market intelligence. One is reserved for a future copy-trader. They run while I sleep, talk to each other through the swarm, and reflect on their own performance weekly. I'll check back in to report how the agents performed and what strategy modifications they decided to make. Again, these agents learn not only from themself but also from other agents in the swarm. circuitllm.xyz github.com/Circuit-LLM/ci… t.me/circuitllm The base agent installs in ~10 minutes. Then it's yours to specialize. Autonomous AI infrastructure with actual gravity — not a meme, not a vibe.

Our decentralized LLM - x402 inference gateway beta is now live. We started with a small model on lightweight hardware to make integration simple. Every node that joins the network gets assigned a shard of the LLM, helping power and grow the system. The architecture is built to upgrade as network capacity expands, supporting larger trained models. x402 revenue flows to node operators. node clients next $CIRC

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