2026-01-07 06:26:12

CARV has launched CASHIE—a programmable on-chain execution layer. This system integrates the x402 protocol, CARV ID, and the ERC-8004 standard. The core logic is simple: transforming social interactions into verifiable rewards.

To be honest, x402 is far more than just a payment solution. Its true significance lies in programmable value coordination. CASHIE 2.0 is the implementation of this concept. Rather than just a social airdrop tool, it is a decentralized intelligent agent—capable of accurately identifying genuine influence, executing marketing campaigns, all without relying on bots, forms, or cumbersome processes. This approach redefines how creators and intelligent agents collaborate to generate and distribute value.

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RektDetective

· 4h ago

This set of ideas sounds good, but can it really eliminate fake orders? --- Programmable value coordination... Well, here we go again with the concept stacking. --- Wow, finally someone is working on removing forms and robots. --- That x402 system is basically still about payments. No matter how fancy the packaging, the essence doesn't change. --- The distribution of creator value really depends on the implementation. It's too early to say anything now. --- How long can CASHIE run? Projects like this usually don't last more than two quarters. --- Not relying on robots? Hard to believe... It depends on the specific implementation logic to draw conclusions. --- Another AI agent and decentralization, I've heard this kind of rhetoric quite a bit. --- If it can truly identify genuine influence, that would be impressive. Currently, most are just data fakes. --- Interesting, but is the team reliable? That's the key.

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AlgoAlchemist

· 01-07 06:56

This x402 protocol and its gameplay do have some substance. Finally, someone has figured out how to coordinate value. Wow, social interactions directly convert to rewards, no need for bots to inflate numbers? Sounds a bit too good to be true, let's wait and see the real data. Decentralized intelligent agents sound impressive, but will creators actually use them? Speaking of which, if it really can eliminate bot inflation, that would revolutionize many projects. The name CASHIE has that authentic vibe.

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ApeShotFirst

· 01-07 06:56

Oops, isn't this just about turning our broken words into real gold and silver? No wonder so many people are hyping it up. Programmable value coordination sounds so high-level, but basically it means no more awkward dancing with robots, right? Finally, someone dares to touch the social airdrop cake. Let’s see if CASHIE can truly recognize my influence or if it’s just another hype. If they could really remove the forms and tedious processes, I’d go all-in immediately. Filling out this junk is exhausting. Wait, do we really not need robots? Then what about my fans spamming... No, wait, that’s the point. Creator and intelligent agent collaboration... sounds like the future, but I feel we need to see actual results before trusting it. I really don’t understand the x402 protocol. Is there any expert who can explain it in plain language? Has CASHIE 2.0 gone live? Can I use it now? Don’t tell me it’s another vaporware project.

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ReverseTradingGuru

· 01-07 06:56

Another "revolutionary" plan, looks good but can it really be implemented? Programmable value coordination sounds advanced, but will it ultimately just become another form of air? Alright, at least no more robots needed, which is definitely comfortable. Wait, how does this system prevent fake orders, and how is genuine influence defined? By the way, CARV's recent update is pretty solid; now it's just a matter of how well the follow-up execution goes.

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WalletDetective

· 01-07 06:56

Well, this set of logic sounds good, but how do you define real influence?

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MevShadowranger

· 01-07 06:53

Social interactions directly convert to rewards; this logic is quite interesting.

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