Mira's Kingdom Voice rewards have been distributed! Congratulations to the winners! Go to https://t.co/Lkc8FIRm2O and enter DC or their Twitter handle to search. Winners will need to claim their prizes at DC. @Mira_Network's Kaito charts have also been updated, with many members from the "Little Kids" table making their way back to the main charts. Everything is almost settled, just waiting for the TGE. Months of hard work have paid off. Mira remains loyal to his community, like a knight to his princess. Despite numerous hints, Mira hasn't officially announced a snapshot. There's still a chance to climb the charts, and those on the charts must work hard to maintain their rankings. Keep building!

If you ask blockchain game players: Which blockchain game is your favorite? I believe every player has their own answer. But when asked about the most influential blockchain game guild/community, many veteran players will immediately think of @YieldGuild. In fact, unlike the player guilds that many people imagine dominating the major blockchain game charts, YGG has now become a leading blockchain game ecosystem, with over 37 million in funding and a market capitalization of 90 million. Furthermore, it has expanded beyond simply being a gaming guild and has developed YGG Play, a blockchain game platform that encompasses both development and publishing. Past experience has proven that AAA games are difficult to successfully run on Web3, and there's no such thing as a consistently flawless economic model. YGG's transformation reflects a lesson learned: they're moving away from AAA games and focusing on profitable casual games, directly equating real revenue with token value. YGG Play's first release, League of Legends Land, is a casual board game similar in gameplay to the popular Web2 game Monopoly-Go. It currently generates a stable $1 million in monthly revenue. YGG used the proceeds from League of Legends Land to purchase 8.918 million $YGG tokens on the open market at an average price of $0.1702, with a total repurchase value exceeding $1.5 million. Instead of relying on narrative, the token's value is directly supported by cash flow. What I'm most interested in is YGG's concept of "Casual Degens," which represents their primary target audience for the next phase. ◆Casual refers to lightweight, fast-paced, and low-barrier-to-entry casual gameplay, such as match-3 games, board games, and social casinos. ◆Degens represent crypto-native players who are accustomed to high-risk, high-reward gameplay and are sensitive to tokens and incentive mechanisms. The combination of these two creates Web3 players who seek both relaxed entertainment and immediate rewards. This group is precisely the core demographic that Web3 games are most easily reached and retained by. YGG Play is using its "Casual Degens + Revenue Buyback" model to guide Web3 gaming from hype-driven to sustainable, revenue-driven development. While the business is still in its early stages of validation, YGG has been deeply involved in the blockchain gaming industry for many years and boasts a vast community base. I believe the Casual Degens user profile is quite accurate. The blockchain gaming sector has experienced a significant bull market, but I hope this new path YGG has found will pan out.

Have you tried Google's new Nano-Banana model? The anchoring of the character model is incredible. I can only say that the line between virtual and reality has become even more blurred. The faster AI develops, the more my concerns grow. I feel like this kind of generated imagery might be enough to fool my parents' generation, but if it continues to develop, I might even have trouble distinguishing it with my naked eye. @Mira_network, in addition to verifying AI output, can you add a function to verify that it's AI-generated? It feels like this is about to become a real-world necessity. This wild horse of AI technology needs a verifiable rein to tame it. #AI #NanoBanana @MiraNetworkCN

No more nonsense: A few useful information gaps/trivia about the $ETH mainnet: ❶ On September 1, 2025, Ethereum gas fees dropped to 0.17 gwei, a five-year low and a 97% decrease from the 2021 peak of 40 gwei. ❷ Still judging mainnet transaction activity by mainnet gas? Wrong. In July 2025, the Ethereum mainnet had 46.7M transactions per month, setting a record for the highest monthly transaction volume ever. The average daily transaction volume over the past 30 days has been 1,667,062, maintaining a high level. Low gas does not equal low activity. Low gas does not equal low activity. Low gas does not equal low activity. Next time someone says, "I see no activity on the chain because gas is so low," you can just imitate the old OG and lecture them. The reason is that the scaling effect is evident: 1. Dencun upgrade (EIP-4844 (proto-danksharding) 2. The continued development of Layer 2 (yes, counterintuitive again) If we were to discuss this in detail, each point could be a high-level academic paper. However, this is beyond my purview, so I won't elaborate further. I welcome recommendations from those with the skills to read. ❸Current user behavior on the Ethereum mainnet shows a shift from traditional DeFi to emerging areas such as RWA, Decentralized PIN (Decrypted Intermediary Platform), and AI. DeFi accounts for approximately 11% (a significant decrease), while emerging applications such as RWA/Decrypted Intermediary Platform/AI account for 58%. , including stablecoin transfers: 5% (a three-year low). ❹As mentioned earlier, Layer 2 has contributed significantly to lowering gas fees on the Ethereum mainnet, contradicting our perception of unused "ghost chains." Over the past 12 months, Layer 2 paid approximately $8.2 million to Ethereum while processing billions of transactions. As the saying goes: The speed of a train depends on the locomotive. Most of the above data is provided by the three leading Layer 2 public chains. So, the question is: which Layer 2 public chain has the most active transactions? #Ethereum #Layer2

Judging from the current number of @KaitoAI rankings, I’m not considered a KOL.

In the past, once an open-source AI model was released, it was like a balloon: Anyone could use it, anyone could modify it, and some might even sell it and claim it as their own. This left many model authors feeling frustrated: "I put so much effort into training this model, why can't I prove it's mine?" @SentientAGI proposed a new approach: "Fingerprinting" AI models to create "loyal AI." What is "loyal AI"? Imagine if AI, instead of just listening to big companies, could remain "loyal" to the people who created it and the community that uses it. Loyalty here has three key elements: ❶ Ownership: I can prove I created the model. ❷ Control: I can decide who can use it and how. ❸ Consistency: The model must consistently align with the values of the community it serves, not just those of a big company. How is a model "fingerprinted"? The principle is very similar to the anti-counterfeiting markings on ID cards or banknotes: During model training, a key-response pair is quietly embedded in the cryptographic signature. Only when the correct key is input will the model produce a specific answer. The output is verified against the blockchain to confirm that the user is the authorized licensee. These "fingerprints" are very hidden: During normal use, you can't detect their presence. Even if someone retrains, streamlines, or merges the model, these fingerprints persist. Finding and removing all fingerprints is nearly impossible. Why is this important? With fingerprints, model authors can finally: ❶ Prove model ownership: Who claims it's theirs? Just test it and you'll know. ❷ Protect commercial use: Users who want to profit from the model must purchase a license through a smart contract on the blockchain. ❸ Prove copyright infringement: If someone sells the model without authorization, the author can directly enforce their rights using the fingerprint combined with the blockchain record. Future Vision Fingerprint recognition is just the first step. In the future, Sentient aims to achieve: Automated piracy detection models Smarter licensing management Continuous model evolution based on community feedback The ultimate goal is to ensure open source AI maintains the spirit of openness and sharing while protecting the interests of creators. #AI #SentientAGI

RT @Mira_Network: This week's top yappers on the 7D Kaito rankings revealed ⚔️ Our most active yappers have been buzzing...

Here's my honest opinion: My approach is to invest heavily, not go all-in. I find Diamond accounts to partner with, and if I have any remaining funds, I use my own Gold account. I calculated the price of both, and even if I give a 20% share to my partners, it's still slightly better than going Gold myself. This is a significant test of your established relationships and social skills. If you rarely engage in this kind of collaboration, I suggest you avoid this rashly and proceed within your means.

If I hadn't used Fomo to chase Sbet, this number would have doubled, and I'd be considered a qualified trader, right? I was just lucky. I bought some Nike, Coinbase, and Pinduoduo. It turns out that when the market is good, everyone is a good trader!

@boundless_xyz Correction: Kaito's cap is now $250,000