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[text] RITUAL WILL SET AGENTS FREE. @ritualfnd

[image] you can hate on @ritualnet all day and farm engagement off it won’t work. or you can be part of the puzzle while it’s getting assembled. because the funny part is: today you get views for critique. tomorrow you’re alone with your screenshots. meanwhile the stack keeps

[image] Have a great start week ! Make Ritual, Focus on Ritual! Time Rituals! @ritualfnd

[video] Ritual Testnet Stats: Week 5 Let’s look at Ritual through the numbers again. This time, the context matters. Week 1 looked like the HTTP week. The main question was simple: can contracts reach outside the chain? HTTP was the obvious primitive to test first because it is easy

[image] Ritual is not competing with most AI x crypto projects in the way people think. Most of them are building AI around the chain. Ritual is building a chain around agents. That is a very different bet. Agents are not just model calls. They need to fetch data, wait, return later,

[video] Ritual Stats: Week 4 Week 4 feels like the agent week again. But this time the story is stronger than “Sovereign Agent is on top.” Sovereign Agent leads the precompile table with 29.5%. HTTP Call is close behind at 26.5%. Long-Running HTTP follows at 15.8%. That already says

[image] It feels like we’ve started to forget one important thing. Ritual is still watching us ❖ @ritualfnd @ritualnet

[image] There’s something strangely symbolic about Ritual’s testnet going offline right now. A testnet is temporary by definition. You launch it, poke around, understand how things work, shut it down, and move on. But what we’re trying to build probably shouldn’t be just as disposable.

[image] Have a great day fam Pythagoras gave us geometry. Einstein gave us relativity. Newton gave us motion. Ritual is the formula agents were missing: AI + Compute + Crypto. Not just smarter models. A place where agents can think, execute, verify, and return. @ritualnet

[video] Ritual Stats: Week 3 Week 3 feels more interesting than the raw numbers first suggest. At first glance, HTTP is simply back on top with 29.6%. That makes sense. HTTP is still the easiest Ritual primitive to understand and test. A contract reaches outside the chain, asks for

[image] It’s been almost few days since the @niraj × @ArshanKhanifar AMA on @ritualnet and I still keep thinking about one part of it. Not EOVMT, not TEE, not the Game Boy analogy although all of that was useful. What really stuck with me was the conversation about what happens when

[image] Ritualized start here! Frankenstein Vibe Coding Session on Ritual sounds exactly as chaotic as it should. @joshsimenhoff and @0xMadScientist will code live. The community decides what they build. And honestly, that is the fun part. Because I already know this community will

[image] the next wave in web3 isn’t new tokens. It’s the intent economy. You don’t click and stitch transactions together You say what you want: buy, hedge, rebalance, find a price, avoid getting clipped, stay inside risk. And then the system finds the best path and executes it

[image] We spent a long time teaching software to respond. Now it is starting to become something that can remain present even when nobody is actively using it. That shift sounds small, but it changes the role of AI completely. An agent that can hold resources, pay for what it needs

[image] The way we think about AI is changing faster than the language around it. For a long time, AI meant a model that waited for a prompt and returned an answer. Now that definition is starting to feel too small. The more agents gain access to tools, memory, capital, external

[text] RITUAL IS PUSHING THE DEFINITION OF AN AGENT FURTHER @ritualfnd

[image] I feel like Ritual is entering its most interesting phase right now. For a long time, everything was about imagining what this could become. We tested things, watched agents do increasingly weird stuff, talked about autonomous intelligence, argued about what actually matters,