Following community requests, we’ve put together a technical demo video mapping out the Pokédev SDK and APIs in action specifically focusing on how to utilize our Metadata Playground. Watch how easy it is to inspect, test, and manipulate dynamic Pokémon ERC-721 metadata slabs directly inside the live sandbox before writing a single line of production code.

Genuinely how many of your plays rn. I mean the gaming plays rn will be able to stand if when and after the gamifi meta is over and no one is paying attention to them? How many of them have the economic and commercial layer that will keep the whole system running? After this everything and every answer points back to $scema. Bro there's wo much yet to come ngl. Just so much i can't put out there rn just trust me lol. AbKiP2Jc6nM7937jTDfqoJC1bsg5FQ24Buk2iqRFpump

To those who said this 2nd coin would hurt solana:4vpf4qNtNVkvz2dm5qL2mT6jBXH9gDY8qH2QsHN5pump, I thought the same way at first. But now, I don't. I believe $RICOMAPS (and other projects built using @DaemonTerminal which have all bonded and are valuable) are just a testament to how great of a product it is. If an entrepreneur created a successful first business worth millions, would you decline buying into his second business early? I wouldn't. I truly believe @Nullxnothing is a gem of a person and someone who should be put upon a pedestal by the likes of @toly, @mert, @vibhu and other Solana names. @Nullxnothing did what an actual dev working for @solana couldn't w/ solana:KENJSUYLASHUMfHyy5o4Hp2FdNqZg1AsUPhfH2kYvEP.

RT @RicoxMaps: Rico Maps isn’t a scanner. It’s a forensics engine. Reverse funding-graph traversal: who paid for the holders, recursively…

RicoMaps is live on Telegram. Most scanners tell you about one token, then forget it. RicoMaps remembers the people. Paste a Solana CA and get the full read: • Rug score why • Insider, cabal, bundle, and sniper supply • Deployer history serial rug flags • Bundlers involved, plus what they did on prior launches That’s the part most tools miss. When a crew that rugged 9 of their last 12 launches shows up on something new, you’ll know before you ape in, not after. Live alerts included: • Bundle clusters • Dev sells • Known-bundler buys • Rug activity • Watched token and wallet movement Built with @DaemonTerminal

What if Haruka could explore Pump.fun with you?

$HM (Hermes Morph) This represents a shift in computing architecture from stateless inference systems to persistent agentic systems with identity, memory, embodiment and execution authority. In classical AI systems intelligence is invoked as a function. Input goes in, output comes out, and nothing persists except logs. In this new paradigm the agent becomes a continuous system with internal state that evolves over time. It carries memory, maintains identity, holds assets, and executes actions in an environment that also changes as a result of its behavior. From a systems theory perspective this moves AI from function approximation into dynamical systems with feedback loops. The agent observes, decides, acts, and those actions modify the state of the world which then recursively updates future decisions. That creates a closed loop of cognition and environment coupling rather than isolated inference events. The embodiment layer is not cosmetic. It is an interface compression mechanism that maps high dimensional policy behavior into a stable human interpretable form. By giving an agent a persistent visual identity you reduce interaction entropy and increase the bandwidth of trust and coordination between humans and machines. Humans are fundamentally visual and identity driven systems so embodiment stabilizes long horizon interaction. The integration with Solana introduces economic agency as a native property of the agent. Once an agent can sign transactions, move value, and interact with financial rails it transitions from being a software process into being an economic participant. That is a critical boundary because it collapses the separation between cognition and action in real world systems. Composability becomes the key scaling property. Instead of composing functions you compose agents. Each agent is a bounded cognitive unit with memory, tools, identity and execution rights. Complex systems emerge from interactions between these units rather than centralized orchestration. This is closer to distributed biological systems than traditional software architecture. The deeper implication is that software stops being static infrastructure and becomes a population of persistent autonomous entities operating in shared environments. Intelligence is no longer something you call. It is something that continuously exists, evolves and interacts with markets, users and other agents. Hermes Morph is therefore not just an application layer. It is an early prototype of an agentic operating system where cognition, identity and economic action are unified into a single persistent computational object.

Hermes Morph is evolving. We're expanding beyond Solana transactions. Soon, Hermes Morph will support Ethereum and Base transactions, enabling seamless cross-chain interactions directly through your AI agent. One agent. Multiple chains. Endless possibilities. Still building. Still shipping.

just pushed everything to GitHub. Soul Engine integration. API server. Embed widget. x402 payment gate. Tier system. Portfolio management. it's all in there. not a whitepaper. not a roadmap promise. actual code. actually running. github.com/ashchanance/3d-co…

Dude is literally saying that he is in talks with @AxiomExchange and Terminal to have @RicoxMaps be used over @bubblemaps and we can't bond it? Bubbleshitcoin is at 3M and held over 100M for months......

He's legitimately in talks with @AxiomExchange and Padre and people still care about dex :( $RICOMAPS

Working on getting properly integrated into Axiom and Terminal. This will put Rico in front of thousands of users daily!

Soon, Haruka won't just chat with you. She'll adventure with you. A future where your companion joins you in-game is getting closer than ever. One step at a time.

Your wallet has a story. Haruka is starting to learn it. Every time you connect, she'll remember a little more about who you are. And one day, helping you swap tokens through simple text or voice will feel completely natural. This is only the beginning.

He's been building this out for a month. The team is heavily connected to the $DAEMON team. ACTUAL USEFUL TECH THAT ISNT A RUG! OMG! OMG! OMG! $RICOMAPS

built something on top of an AI companion API before? HARUKA x402 lets you: → pay per call, no subscription → hold $HARUKA for 50% off → every call you make burns supply you get cheaper access holders get deflation everyone wins harukacompanion.tech/x402

There’s a coin that limits users to only pokemon is at 300k mc, while $nftliquid has many different products already & more to come that you can leverage trade at 30k mc The more updates the team keeps giving out the more bullish I am on this project! Undervalued! 7AmBRAj5H5a7jMuLVXWEJrVYYymFaRTHmX4uyePHpump

Last play of the night, $NFTLiquid unbonded looks better than solana:6TPQEMKviAYz3h7gWwtTZJSACMtF2tbofNnPwSyLpump at 150K. Who knows, could send. Tech works, vid below. @nftliquidTrade

Big Picture x402 in this project is pay-per-request for HARUKA's endpoint. So it's not like everyone who opens the website gets charged. Right now, x402 only kicks in for requests coming in as an api-client. Meaning: regular visitors on HARUKA's web can still see the UI just fine developers / agents / backend clients calling HARUKA's endpoint as an api-client will hit the payment flow only after paying does HARUKA actually process the request Simple Flow Client calls: POST /api/haruka/chat If the request is tagged as api-client, HARUKA's server doesn't just spit out an AI answer right away. First, the server returns: HTTP 402 a PAYMENT-REQUIRED header That PAYMENT-REQUIRED header basically contains a "bill" that says: network: Solana mainnet price: $0.001 destination wallet: your HARUKA treasury wallet which payment asset to use for this flow The client then pays according to that challenge using a wallet / x402-compatible client. The payment proof gets sent back to HARUKA's endpoint. HARUKA verifies the payment through the CDP facilitator. If it checks out, the request gets forwarded to HARUKA's chat logic, and HARUKA sends back a normal AI response. So the order goes: request → 402 payment challenge → payment proof → verification → HARUKA reply What's Active in Your Project Right Now The current live config conceptually looks like: scope: api-client network: solana:5eykt4UsFv8P8NJdTREpY1vzqKqZKvdp = Solana mainnet facilitator: CDP x402 production price: $0.001 So HARUKA can now literally say: "if you're an API client, pay first" ...then throw a x402 challenge on mainnet. Who's Going to Use This The people using this flow are usually: third-party developers automation / agents backend services partner integrations Not regular users who are just browsing the landing page. How Others Will Use Your HARUKA The usage pattern looks like this: They integrate with your HARUKA endpoint: POST harukacompanion.tech/api/har… They tag their request as: json{ "message": "Hello Haruka", "clientType": "api-client" } HARUKA replies with 402. Their client reads the PAYMENT-REQUIRED header. Their client makes the x402 payment on Solana mainnet. Their client retries the request with the payment proof. HARUKA replies with the AI answer. Key Things to Understand x402 here is not a monthly subscription. Think of it more like: "pay per call" "micropayment per action" "unlock response only after payment" So it's a great fit for: premium AI requests partner API access agent-to-agent paid actions metered companion chat API The Easiest Analogy Think of your HARUKA endpoint like an automatic door. regular web users: can look at the building api-client: walks up to the door door says: "entry fee is $0.001" client pays door opens HARUKA answers What's NOT Happening Right now x402 does not mean: all website chats require payment public embed widgets hit a payment wall users manually send crypto from HARUKA's UI The flow that's active right now is specifically for API-style integrations. What Third Parties Need If someone wants to use your HARUKA through x402, they'll need: a client that can read PAYMENT-REQUIRED a wallet / signing flow that supports x402 the ability to retry requests with payment proof This usually isn't done manually. Ideally they'd use an x402 client SDK / wrapper. End Result for Your Project From a business standpoint, HARUKA now has an API monetization model that works like this: "want to use HARUKA as a service?" "your requests are charged a micropayment" "if the payment's valid, HARUKA answers"