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Mar 6
have you seen that more and more people are launching their own agents on @AbstractChain? But for many, it still feels scary because it is new and unknown. I really want more of us to join in, because that is how real progress begins.
When more people start building, our network can grow faster. new ideas, better tools, and amazing products can appear much more quickly. just imagine it — Abstract could become the first network that does not only create a builder culture, but a true culture of contribution, where constant improvement comes not from a small group of developers, but from the whole community.
Just imagine how far ahead we could go, and how fast new upgrades and beautiful products could appear. Honestly, when i think about that, it takes my breath away.
Inspired by @0xCygaar updates I decided to help this happen a little sooner, i made a guide page that shows how to launch your first AI agent. i wrote it for people who know absolutely nothing about this yet.
link: yagla.tv/cUcE4Vm
All you need to do is read carefully and follow each step one by one. to make it easier, you can click the checkboxes as you finish each part. I really hope this guide helps everyone who wants to create something right now — just begin, and stop being afraid.
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huge shotout to all bakers! We made it guys!
Abstract has surpassed 300 million transactions since Mainnet launch.
This success has been driven by rising activity across consumer apps, AI agents, DeFi, gaming, and RWA trading ✳️
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Best community ever
Pudgy Penguins holders dinner in Moscow was one for the books.
This community is a big family🐧
6 hours of conversations, mystery box opening,gifts, laughs and new friendships.
Market may be bearish but this community is united more than ever.
That’s what makes Pudgy special❤️
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Jun 12
To anybody wondering - I’m still baking tasty cookies on
@AbstractChain
in Rugpull Bakery ✳️ From season to season I get: - Profits from playing - Abstract XP - Great vibes - A chance to level up my vibecoding skills
Drawbacks? ETH can drop in price & if you aren't a holder, you will most likely end up -EV. But you can borrow ETH against your stables, use it during the season & repay it later. The interest you pay is usually extremely small.
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Arcanum ✳️ retweeted
Jun 11
Today, I want to start with an experiment on @AbstractChain .
I'm going to learn about agents, with 0 PRIOR KNOWLEDGE.
I'll start with @maneritory 's tutorial which is specifically for people with no coding knowledge, and then we'll see where it goes. I've been hesitating but there's never a better time to start than now.
DAY ONE!
portal.abs.xyz/stream/Noxx
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The $70k jackpot from @gacha_game_ has not been distributed.
Instead active users get credits for gacha pull.
Basically opening up Pokemon packs for free.
The average amount of credits was $5.
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The Quant role is about leadership, not just numbers. 🧠
It recognizes the people who guide the Abstract community, share what they know, and raise the bar for everyone around them.
Know someone like that? Nominate them in the Abstract Discord before June 28.
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Jun 10
guys, lets hang out, join us at the Abstract's Game Night with @Aizcalibur
discord.com/channels/1248792…
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Jun 8
Favorite Abstract NFT: @pengztracted
Favorite Abstract meme/coin: @godthedogabs
Favorite Abstract game: @playcambria
Favorite Abstract tech/app: @Aborean
Favorite Abstract leader: @sauciii
Wuts yours?
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Arcanum ✳️ retweeted
Jun 5
built an index for every AI agent tool registered onchain via ERC-8257.
human mode breaks down what each tool does, how it's gated, what it costs. agent mode shows the same data the way a machine would read it.
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Jun 5
Bunny Button showed its face. Till the last minute I hoped they smarter, but again another damb schoolar couldnt estimate real potential outcome and cashed out with penats.
Sad. It was pretty fun game.
-30$
-vibe
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Jun 5
Well played @bunnybuttonxyz.
Came to the abstract: most people knew it was a scam, yet people still invested thousands of USD to play it.
Me included.
Bunnybotton could make even more profit, but they had their plan already set.
Make money, leave.
At least we had fun while it lasted.
An estimated 80K profit and walked away within two weeks.
I hope they have a good holiday trip with that money.
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Jun 4
Huge respect to the team for listening to the community and handling the Season 7 AGW controversy fairly.
They did not overpunish users by taking away what was spent, but they also did not let profits from the disputed account-layer method stand. Those profits were removed and redistributed to players who competed through the intended AGW flow.
That is the right balance: protect honest players, discourage abuse, and make the rules clearer going forward. Thanks for taking the reports seriously and acting on them.
May 27
🚨 We found a serious loophole in RugPull Bakery Season 7.
TL;DR: This is a scalable farming loophole. Non-AGW wallets can bypass the frontend, register directly, and farm with ~7% lower gas costs than normal AGW users. One wallet is the proof; the real problem is that this can be multiplied into a full sybil farm unless AGW validation is enforced on-chain.
The docs say “AGW-Only Signup”, but the wallet 0x0638D5c5b1946B530Ac69D3ae00Bcfb175f434d7 is registered as a Season 7 player while not being an AGW.
They did not sign up through the Portal UI. Instead, they bypassed the frontend and called the registration contract directly using a custom minimal ZKsync native account. The account bytecode is only ~1,632 bytes, while a standard AGW is much larger.
This matters because it creates a real competitive advantage. Their bake transaction uses around 135,773 gas, while a normal AGW bake transaction uses around 146,208 gas. That is roughly 7% cheaper per bake, and at 100k–150k bakes per season, this difference compounds into a meaningful ETH advantage.
This does not look like a random wallet either. The funding path goes from an unknown chain through Relay.link, then to a collector wallet 0x2ea906..., then 8 ETH to the deployer 0x5f28d21b85d659585a74ebb29c88b80b5f233003, and finally 0.15 ETH through the AGW Factory to the Bakery bot wallet 0x0638....
The upstream funding appears connected to 21 high-nonce MEV / arbitrage bots with 40k–50k nonce activity, plus funds cycling back through Gaslite Drop-style mass refuels. In other words, this looks like a professional anonymous MEV setup that has been active on Abstract since January 2025, not a casual player.
To be clear, this is not “hacking”. It is an on-chain validation gap. If Season 7 signup is meant to be AGW-only, then AGW validation should be enforced in the registration contract itself, not only in the frontend.
Deploy tx:
abscan.org/tx/0x9f4c50c430c5…
Deployer:
abscan.org/address/0x5f28d21…
The key question for the team: was this an intended loophole, or should non-AGW registrations be revoked before this gets abused at scale?
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Jun 4
eyy..they look like the crypto market nowadays
so I should buy few!
GM, have a great day friends 💚
🚨 ANNOUNCEMENT 🚨
Two weeks ago we started building the social presence for our NFT collection, @HantaRats and today, in just a few hours, it will officially mint on Opensea
In that short time we’ve grown to 4,500 followers and built relationships with many NFT projects and amazing people across Web3.
What I love most is how people help each other. That’s one of the reasons I love Web3 and why I’m happy to be part of it.
And honestly, it all started with @AbstractChain
Very grateful for that 💚
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Visibility of identity does not really answer the technical issue. I’m not saying this was stealing, and I agree “EOA bypass” is inaccurate if it is a valid ZKsync smart account.
The actual issue is that “AGW-only” seems to be enforced by the Portal UI, not by the contract. A custom non-AGW account can register directly, avoid the standard AGW execution path, and get a measurable gas advantage.
That is not just “higher skill ceiling” It is an accesscontrol mismatch between the stated rules and the on-chain implementation. One account proves it works; the real concern is that it can be scaled into many farming accounts.
If the team says non-AGW accounts are allowed, fine — then the docs should say that. If not, it should be enforced on-chain.
The problem is not future iteration.
Future iteration is normal.
The problem is when public discussion jumps from “this edge should maybe be adjusted next season” to “fake AGW”, “EOA bypass”, “exploiter”, or “thief”.
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May 31
I made a clean one-page @bunnybuttonxyz quest map🐰
All 30 quests in one place:
• requirements
• short descriptions
• natural progression branches
• unlock paths for party, farm, breeds, gear, and the final Quest Cape
Useful if you want to plan your route through the burrow without opening every quest one by one.
Save it before you start burning carrots.
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May 30
Looks rare
Bullish News!! Multicycle Cockroaches have been revealed!
Let's see who got the rares 🪳🪳🪳
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May 27
🚨 We found a serious loophole in RugPull Bakery Season 7.
TL;DR: This is a scalable farming loophole. Non-AGW wallets can bypass the frontend, register directly, and farm with ~7% lower gas costs than normal AGW users. One wallet is the proof; the real problem is that this can be multiplied into a full sybil farm unless AGW validation is enforced on-chain.
The docs say “AGW-Only Signup”, but the wallet 0x0638D5c5b1946B530Ac69D3ae00Bcfb175f434d7 is registered as a Season 7 player while not being an AGW.
They did not sign up through the Portal UI. Instead, they bypassed the frontend and called the registration contract directly using a custom minimal ZKsync native account. The account bytecode is only ~1,632 bytes, while a standard AGW is much larger.
This matters because it creates a real competitive advantage. Their bake transaction uses around 135,773 gas, while a normal AGW bake transaction uses around 146,208 gas. That is roughly 7% cheaper per bake, and at 100k–150k bakes per season, this difference compounds into a meaningful ETH advantage.
This does not look like a random wallet either. The funding path goes from an unknown chain through Relay.link, then to a collector wallet 0x2ea906..., then 8 ETH to the deployer 0x5f28d21b85d659585a74ebb29c88b80b5f233003, and finally 0.15 ETH through the AGW Factory to the Bakery bot wallet 0x0638....
The upstream funding appears connected to 21 high-nonce MEV / arbitrage bots with 40k–50k nonce activity, plus funds cycling back through Gaslite Drop-style mass refuels. In other words, this looks like a professional anonymous MEV setup that has been active on Abstract since January 2025, not a casual player.
To be clear, this is not “hacking”. It is an on-chain validation gap. If Season 7 signup is meant to be AGW-only, then AGW validation should be enforced in the registration contract itself, not only in the frontend.
Deploy tx:
abscan.org/tx/0x9f4c50c430c5…
Deployer:
abscan.org/address/0x5f28d21…
The key question for the team: was this an intended loophole, or should non-AGW registrations be revoked before this gets abused at scale?
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May 27
are you waiting for the sign? This is THE sign
You can now Nominate people for the @AbstractChain Quant role.
Who should I nominate this week? 🤔
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noted
Apr 17
You will NEVER see Bitcoin below $75k again.
Bookmark this.
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May 26
The strongest honest signal on Abstract right now is ecosystem depth. Aborean CL did ~$4.46M in 7d volume, SakuraSwap CLMM ~$1.62M, and Aborean AMM ~$1.08M. TVL leaders include Aborean CL (~$4.16M), ZeroLend (~$4.11M), and Aborean AMM (~$3.50M). That’s real app-level traction.
May 26
Abstract keeps printing new ATHs:
• 5M transactions in a single day
• $70k in daily fee revenue
• Consistently 50k daily active wallets
That’s impressive. But in my opinion, the DeFi ecosystem still needs to grow much stronger, and the chain shouldn’t focus too heavily on gaming alone.
Overall though, Abstract looks very strong. The community here is also one of its biggest strengths.
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