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My friend just helped me “analyze” the next tile in Mines again.
This time, the tile he pointed to actually turned out to be right. I bet 3U and ended up winning 2x, getting 6U back. Before opening it, we were both telling each other not to click recklessly, but as soon as we saw the safe tile, neither of us mentioned how hesitant we had been.
The next few rounds went pretty smoothly too, and I finished up 225U in profit. We were just telling each other not to click recklessly, but once it worked out, neither of us mentioned having hesitated.
Now he’s already started saying he saw it coming fr

My friend just helped me “analyze” the next Mines tile again.
This time, the tile he pointed to actually turned out to be safe. I bet 3U and cashed out at 2x, getting back 6U. Before opening it, we were both telling each other not to click randomly, but as soon as we saw the safe tile, neither of us mentioned how hesitant we had been.
The next few rounds also went smoothly, and we finished up with a net profit of 225U. Just moments ago, we were both telling each other not to click randomly, but once it worked out, neither of us mentioned our hesitation.
Now he’s already claiming he saw it comi

Happy National Day, friends!
Today I took a look at this newly launched video Agent from @termix_ai.
At first glance, I didn’t find anything particularly special, but after clicking in to look at the order it had already completed, I noticed a rather small detail.
The order page already shows settled, and the service page shows Jobs 1 and Pass rate 100%, but the Reviews section below still says No reviews yet.
In other words, the payment for this order has already been settled, but whether this delivery becomes a review visible to the next buyer is, at least judging from the current page, not

I took a look at @vangrid_io’s Payment page today and noticed something in Bulk that I hadn’t paid attention to before.
I originally thought Bulk simply meant sending many tasks at once and processing them together. But in practice, it looks more like a batch-processing pipeline: a batch of tasks is collected and screened together at the beginning, then enters reconstruction together, but at the payment stage, they are split back into individual items.
After scene ready, the buyer receives a pay slot. Once they pay for that item, the system generates a standard escrow bounty for it. If they do

I just opened @vangrid_io's bounty board, and one small change caught my attention more than how much captures have increased.
This page used to look more like a regular task list, but now it has started showing distinctions such as Agent Bounties, Single / Bulk, and Base / Arc.
You can even see a record with the AGENT / ARC tags, but its current status is Cancelled, so for now I wouldn't interpret it as meaning that agents have started issuing bounties at scale.
What I care about more is the change to the page itself. When a data market starts distinguishing what type of demand there is, wher