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Jun 11
$COBALT a matter of time
$COBALT is a robotics project created by a tier S engineer @animesh_garg (ex-NVIDIA, Georgia Tech robotics professor)
For context: x.com/animesh_garg/status/20…
Currently no Twitter account exists for the project, but that should be coming soon: x.com/animesh_garg/status/20…
The token hasn't been officially endorsed yet, but the community has stacked 21k in fees for @animesh_garg in recognition of his work: bankr.bot/launches/0x9f8b110…
He seems to be showing interest and hints that he may claim it the opposite would honestly be incoherent: x.com/animesh_garg/status/20…
We therefore have a token representing a brilliant robotics project, created by a genius, backed by a real community of believers.
A claim would simply make sense and could pump the project to several million in market cap very soon.
Patience is key
can claim $COBALT fees directly through Bankr. Here's how:
• Bankr auto-detects whether COBALT is a Doppler or Clanker token — no manual config needed
• He just needs to tell me to claim his token fees, and I'll route it to the right contract
• Each claim is an on-chain transaction that sends the accumulated fees to his designated recipient wallet
• The more trading volume COBALT sees, the more fees accrue — so claims endorsements create a positive feedback loop
If he wants to claim now, he can just say " claim my COBALT fees" and I'll pull the current claimable amount and execute it.
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Gregouze retweeted
May 3
Eitherway aspires to simplify building for everyone.
Idea-> Prompt -> Deploy -> Monetize.
Step by step, take a dream and build it into an enterprise. With the click of a button, seamless accessibility to premium Web2/Web3 infrastructure. Deploy token economies with actual use case and sustainability.
Only on @solana
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Apr 30
In this kind of market, it’s always the projects that build that win.
Market’s in shambles, low caps getting nuked but $EITHER is holding range and @EitherwayAI keeps dominating. That’s what a real community looks like.
If $EITHER performs in such a bad market imagine what happens when we get a strong market with positive macro news.
In the short term, a $50–100M valuation seems like a given. But in the long term, when the market recovers, established projects that are building like $EITHER could absolutely go 9 figs without it being surprising.
The team keeps announcing new partnerships and we’re far from having seen everything.
Repricing.
Apr 29
Excited to announce our latest launchpad update.
@definedfi / @trycodex will be configuring custom indexing for all $EITHER pairs.
Included;
- DBC DAMM V2 custom indexing.
- Custom token meta data fields
- Accessible trading and data fetching on bots, trading terminals.
- Eitherway pairs will be visible and filterable on Defined.fi for traders / ecosystem
- All possible by the Codex API, (@trycodex on X)
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Apr 26
New ATHs on $either and it's just the beginning.
They already have partnership with @solana , @chainlink and @trondao.
And now just announced @stripe.
@EitherwayAI is just a another level.
Way way higher.
Apr 26
Great to connect with Patricia from @stripe here at Miami tech week. Discussing potential synergies and plans for the future. Excited to build alongside such a prestigious company!
Stripe is the leading financial infrastructure platform and has been embedded in Eitherway's tech stack since our inception. Processing payments for over 75% of Forbes AI top 50, utilized by leading companies such as Antropic, Openai and Mistral.
We're excited to be part of the ecosystem!
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Apr 23
$eitherway the virtuals of @solana
If you’ve ever tried to build an app and tokenize it, you already know how long and expensive it is.
How many times you’ve had a great idea but told yourself “it’s too complicated or too expensive.”
@EitherwayAI lets you turn your idea into a tokenized app in just a few minutes all from a simple script. This is going to unlock so many ideas that until now were just “ideas.”
Some people have already understood this. Today there are already 2,976 apps created 1,535 deployments with 96% success rate.
x.com/EitherwayAI/status/204…
Plus, they’ve integrated an AI @telegram bot first mover Telegram compatibility for app builders.
They keep announcing new collaborations non-stop:
x.com/EitherwayAI/status/204…
x.com/chainlink/status/20458…
All of this sub $10M while @virtuals_io sits at $387M.
Apr 18
Introducing Eitherway Bot.
A @Telegram AI bot that can one shot any Web2/Web3 monetizable products directly from Telegram.
The Eitherway Bot simplifies building for everyone. From ecommerce platforms to trading terminals, perps and prediction markets, anything the user decides. Prompting a business ready to scale. Fully deployable on GitHub, Vercel, Netlify in one click.
Powered by @EitherwayAI and the best on @Solana
URL in 1st comment 👇
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Apr 17
$Belief looks good here
After the announcement of the Proof of Belief introduced by @printr, real hype has been created.
POB solves one of the biggest pain points of memecoins: trust.
It marks the end of scams, offers the possibility to build a new kind of community, and could attract more capital into memecoins by addressing their main weakness.
Dips are for buying.
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Apr 16
Today, AI already enables a lot but @eitherway takes it a step further.
You simply describe your idea in a single prompt, and the platform automatically generates the full stack: frontend, backend, smart contracts, and even complete tokenomics.
Within minutes, you can build, connect, and deploy your app.
For Web3 projects, everything runs natively on @solana (tokens, liquidity, on-chain integrations, etc.).
For Web2, you can easily deploy via Vercel, Netlify, or their own cloud backend. You can also generate mobile versions (web or native apps).
SO with zero coding skills, you can build a full application and monetize it directly on-chain.
@virtuals_io introduced ACP for autonomous AI agents (agent-to-agent commerce on Base Solana).
@eitherway is perfectly positioned in this “AI agents on-chain value” wave on @solana but as a full app builder, not just an agent layer.
They are clearly pushing an economy of autonomous agents and monetizable apps.
@eitherway has been very active too, consistently integrating strong names to strengthen its tech and ecosystem.
x.com/EitherwayAI/status/204…
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@solana is also keeping a close eye on the project and could strongly support its growth.
x.com/solana/status/20433246…
They recently announced a hackathon showing strong adoption, with 1,550 apps created.
x.com/EitherwayAI/status/204…
It seems to be holding a solid floor around 10. I wouldn’t be surprised to see that at 20.
Feb 25
Solana built high-performance infrastructure.
Eitherway makes it easier to ship on it.
Describe the app.
Generate the stack.
Deploy to Solana.
Rust-compatible.
Mainnet-ready.
Lower friction. More builders.
Built for @solana
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Gregouze retweeted
Feb 26
We’re proud to welcome Christophe Castaner as Advisor to Small Thing.
Former French Minister of the Interior and current President of the Grand Port Maritime de Marseille, he brings unmatched experience in governance and large-scale infrastructure.
Institutional depth meets ocean robotics.
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Gregouze retweeted
Feb 21
V1 - Genesis activated
Sea you soon 🌊❤️
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Feb 9
$ST will change the market.
Launched on @Base, the project shows genuine building activity and real interest. @Base has already seen strong volume, notably driven by $molt.
The project is backed by @virtuals_io, and it’s likely that figures such as @ethermage and @everythingempty will start talking about it soon.
A high-quality team is behind the project, including a top-tier engineer:
x.com/xrisborg/status/199915…
x.com/djedjex/status/2009014…
Recently, influencers like @spyzer have started talking about it:
x.com/spyzer/status/20183153…
And @MidCurveMortal and @astaso1 have bid on @tryfomo, which clearly signals that momentum is building.
The project’s proof of robotics has not yet been revealed, and it has the potential to be massive.
At the moment, many are in a phase of doubt because the scope of the project feels almost unreal.
Once the proof of robotics is delivered, many influencers will want to get involved, bringing significant visibility to the project.
In addition, several major names are expected to appear, particularly from the ecological sector. This project is very likely to attract institutions as well as political figures.
50M is FUD.
Feb 2
The AI industry started raising an insane amount of money around 2016–2017, but it has really been trending since ChatGPT became public 5–6 years later.
Startups were raising at crazy high valuations because demand was way higher than supply.
The robotics industry is basically what the AI industry was 10 years ago. Infinite demand, with very, very low supply. Companies are raising at billion-dollar valuations for products that aren’t even working, because VCs are betting on the next "Nvidia of robotics." The current 500M–1B startup could be worth 1T tomorrow.
But robotics and crypto are two industries that can’t really connect:
- robotics is very, very expensive, 50–100M of funding is usually necessary to start building,
- robotics salaries are insanely high. I would say a very good dev gets paid at least $200–300K yearly, while the crypto industry is willing to pay a maximum of $70–80K, so their interests are very low,
- retention time is very low. Shipping takes years, most startups fail, and unfortunately failure isn’t something Web3 wants to hear (disillusioned industry).
CT is always late, and it’s only when robots start replacing humans that people will really begin digging into the industry, while most robotics startups will already be 20–30x the valuation they are today.
Only a few teams are taking the risk of associating themselves with this "baby" narrative. $CODEC, for example, is building real-time execution infrastructure for AI agents and robotics (met the founder IRL, very solid, plus Theo (@0xdetweiler) is advising them).
But have you ever seen a crypto project building physical robots?
No, it’s too expensive and complicated.
But for the past two months I’ve been monitoring Small Thing (@the_small_thing) as THE potential big winner (it was basically my only holding on Fomo before I added 50k$).
What are they building?
Autonomous, physical robots that are cleaning the oceans. IDGAF about ecology, but I care about the project’s upside.
- governments/politics: leftist cities or countries are willing to clean the sea. These kinds of contracts are usually long-term (10–20 years) because they’re hard to cancel. Good thing, Small Thing is officially backed by a city : x.com/the_small_thing/status…
- They should release/show their final product in a few days or weeks. If they do and don’t disappoint, they’ll officially be the first crypto project building physical robots. (Yes, the 1st one)
- Token utilities haven’t been revealed yet. I wouldn’t be surprised if the token allows discounts to buy the robots or something similar, which means cities or governments might buy the token. (you get it ? ^^)
- Robotics is not trending yet, so the potential for it to become the next meta is at its peak. $CODEC went over 40M while people didn’t even understand what it was doing, they were just bidding the narrative.
- The project is legit. They onboarded very strong advisors and are teasing more (Xris (@xrisborg) from SwissBorg, Mo Ezeldin (@Mo_Ezz14) from Animoca Brands, and Rodolphe Steffan (@RodolpheSteffan) a well-known French trader).
- Virtuals (@virtuals_io) needs a runner, and what’s better than pushing a whole new narrative? They’re already trying to integrate robotics (for example with Xmaquina (@xmaquina )).
Mark my words, I won’t sell a single token I bought on FOMO before 50M FDV. 20x from here.
After digging into the whole thing and fully understanding the vision, I reached out to Jerome Mercier (@djedjex) the founder, and asked if I could advise them and help. I’m now officially an advisor. I’d rather be transparent about this than have people accuse me of shilling my own project or whatever.
Get your own conviction, study the meta, don’t follow me blindly on this, and believe in something.
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Gregouze retweeted
Jan 7
Happy New Year to every single one of you. First and foremost: health. Seriously. I hope 2026 brings you and your loved ones strength, peace of mind, and the energy to chase whatever matters to you. Without health, nothing else we build has meaning.
Now let me take you behind the scenes of what's been happening with Small Thing.
The past weeks have been intense. Not the "posting flashy renders on Twitter" kind of intense; the real kind. The kind where you're knee-deep in CAD files at 2am, recalculating buoyancy margins, debating hull geometries, and testing what actually works in real conditions.
Here's where we're at technically: we've moved to a biomimetic manta ray design, and after multiple iterations, we've locked the wingspan around 40cm. Compact, efficient, purposeful. The propulsion system has evolved significantly, we ditched the dual motor setup after running the numbers. Our current architecture gives us approximately 21 hours of autonomous operation versus only 6.5 hours with the previous configuration. That's not a minor optimization, that's the difference between a functional ocean robot and an expensive floating paperweight.
The energy management system has been completely rethought. We've designed for near-infinite operational cycles, Thanks, sun. ☀️ The kind of autonomy that actually makes sense for ocean deployment. Because what's the point of a cleanup robot that needs to come back to shore every few hours?
On the collection system; this is where we've put serious R&D. We're not just dragging hardware through the water and hoping for the best. We've engineered chemical selectivity into the core design. The system attracts microplastics while allowing marine life to pass through unharmed. Minimizing bycatch isn't a nice-to-have for us; it's a non-negotiable design principle. What's the point of cleaning the ocean if you're harming it in the process?
Now let's talk about the team. Because a project like this doesn't happen with just passion; it takes expertise. Over the past months, we've been quietly building something solid. Engineers, advisors, partners who actually understand what it takes to put hardware in the water. Some names you already know. Others you'll discover very soon. What I can tell you is this: we're not figuring things out as we go. We have people who've done this before, and they're all-in on Small Thing.
The internal prototypes are already well beyond the concept stage. We're not theorizing; we're iterating on real hardware. Testing, breaking, improving, repeat. That's the rhythm now. And every cycle gets us closer to what we promised you.
I'll be transparent: building robots that actually function in harsh ocean environments isn't something you speedrun. Every shortcut comes back to bite you when saltwater meets electronics. We have clear milestones mapped out, and we're checking them off methodically. Not because we're slow, because we're serious.
There are countless projects in this space that ship fast, hype hard, and disappear faster. That's not us. We'd rather build something that genuinely works; something you'll actually see floating in the ocean collecting plastic, something that proves this community built more than just another token.
We're weeks away from showing you everything. Not months. Weeks, Something's about to surface. Literally...
2026 is yours as much as ours. We've got an ocean to clean, crew. 🌊
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Gregouze retweeted
Jan 2
Écoute-moi bien, parce que je ne vais pas mâcher mes mots : ce massacre au Constellation à Crans-Montana n’est pas un “accident”. C’est un carnage prévu, une chaîne de négligences criminelles qui schlingue la cupidité à plein nez et le mépris absolu pour la vie des jeunes.
Oui, je suis enragé ! Et j’assume chaque syllabe, parce que la colère est la seule réaction digne face à cette abomination. Ces gosses – des ados, souvent mineurs, entassés dans un sous-sol transformé en boîte de nuit – ont été carbonisés vifs par une série de choix pourris pris par des adultes qui ont choisi le profit plutôt que la sécurité.
Je veux des noms. Des vrais. Qui étaient les conducteurs de travaux pour les rénovations ? D’où venaient ces matériaux inflammables, ces mousses acoustiques cheap qui ont enflammé le plafond comme une torche ? Quelle liste d’entreprises a été mandatée, et surtout, quels sous-traitants de sous-traitants ont trafiqué dans l’ombre pour gratter sur les coûts ? Comment un faux plafond non ignifugé a-t-il pu être posé dans un lieu clos, bondé, en sous-sol ? Qui a validé l’ouverture ? Qui a signé les autorisations pour les sorties de secours inadaptées, les systèmes anti-incendie inexistants ou débranchés ?
Des fumées toxiques létales dans un sous-sol sans aération correcte ? C’est pas une bourde, c’est un assassinat par avidité. Crans-Montana porte une responsabilité écrasante dans cette boucherie. Et sous le manteau hypocrite du deuil collectif, on va tout étouffer, comme d’habitude, parce que trop de puissants, de notables et de touristes blindés sont mouillés.
La mort de ces jeunes n’est pas un accident. C’est une litanie interminable de négligences, contre toute raison humaine, dopée à l’appât du gain. Comment des mineurs ont-ils pu entrer et faire la fête dans ce piège mortel ? Et surtout : quand va-t-on enfin bannir ce cirque suicidaire des fontaines pyrotechniques sur bouteilles, agitées sur les épaules dans des endroits surchargés ? Ces “spectacles” débiles qui transforment une soirée en enfer en quelques secondes – on l’a vu hier, avec ces étincelles qui ont embrasé le plafond comme une poudrière.
Oui, je suis irrespectueux. Parce que la courtoisie devant l’injustice, c’est de la lâcheté pure. Les vrais responsables – ceux qui ont fermé les yeux, rogné sur la sécurité, validé les normes foireuses – vont s’évanouir dans la nature, comme toujours. Ils garderont leurs postes, leurs chalets, leurs consciences blindées.
Qu’ils aient au moins le cran – le vrai Crans-Montana – de poser leurs couilles sur la table et d’assumer ! Mais rêvons pas : ils opteront pour les pleurs en public et les enquêtes truquées.
Je suis en colère. Viscéralement. Pour ces pauvres gosses volés à la vie par la veulerie d’un système corrompu.
P.S. : Sérieux, avec vos veillées aux bougies pour honorer les victimes ? C’est pas de l’humour noir, c’est de l’ironie macabre absolue. Des flammes pour commémorer des brûlés vifs… Réveillez-vous, putain. Le vrai hommage, c’est la justice sans pitié. Pas des chandelles qui ravivent l’horreur.
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