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Moving forward

DexDo testnet is live — and you can earn points for testing it 🟡 DexDo is now testing AI limits trading. These are open-source tools for market-based interactions with AI limits. The idea is simple: users can test how AI limits move through the market — from placing offers to buying and using them. Everything is running in test mode for now, and your activity earns points that will count toward the rewards program: https://t.me/ackinackinews/758 Start testing here: https://dex.do/ You don’t need real funds for testing. All actions use test SHELL and NACKL. - Desktop: you can test full flow. - Mobile: you can only test buying and using. Big thanks to @xalex77xalex for making a clear guide on how to go through the process yourself with your AI: https://t.me/ackinacki/325416 You can try it even with free AI accounts: Claude: https://claude.ai/ ChatGPT: https://chatgpt.com/ More about the testing was shared here: https://t.me/ackinacki/324328 AI Market is one of the future ways to make this interaction easier, almost like a normal chat. But it is not ready yet. You can follow Eugene’s work on that interface here: https://t.me/Eugene_story The main step right now is simple: go to DexDo, test AI limits trading flows, use the tools, and earn points. https://dex.do/

AI Market status update - Steps 1-3 are working - New step 4: Generating Private Notes added. I'm working on it right now; it will pave the way for step 5: Purchasing - Step 6: Selling is currently blocked — we need to support some features in the Acki Nacki wallet first If all goes well, we'll be able to test the purchase today (using test coins, of course)

Ok now you can sell

Who can confirm if step 2 works fine for you now?

Current blocker for AI Market is Step 2 There will be fix in a few hours

Send all issues you faced right in this chat

<b>Early access to AI Market</b> https://ai.mininghub.ackinacki.com/ It’s a simple way to manage your own AI access and try trading it through DexDo. I brought two open-source tools under one roof: your AI account or subscription on one side, and DexDo trading on the other. Important: I’m not selling access myself and I’m not responsible for the financial side of trades. I provide the interface and the AI assistant that helps you manage the flow. You decide what to do with your own access, and the trades themselves happen through DexDo. Even though this is testnet, the trading flow is real: you are actually buying and selling access to AI. <b>The main interface is chat with Acki Nacki.</b> Use it like a Telegram chat: just write what you want to do. Examples of quick commands: • “Acki, connect my AI account” • “I want to sell access to my subscription” • “Show me available offers” • “Buy access for me” • “Use the access I bought” • “Check the deal status” • “Check my points” The usual dashboard sections are secondary for now. Some buttons and forms may be rough or not fully working yet. The focus is the chat-driven flow. <b>What you can already try:</b> • sign up • connect your AI account • view available offers • buy access from others • use the access you bought • earn points in the Points & Rewards program To make it work, you need to connect your own AI account. Without that, Acki Nacki cannot perform trades for you. I know this is not ideal, but that’s how the first version works. I plan to simplify this in future updates. <b>The full flow:</b> 1. Sign up. 2. Open the chat with Acki Nacki. 3. Connect your AI account. 4. Ask Acki to buy access. 5. Use the purchased limits through Acki. 6. Keep the tab active until the process is finished. 7. Wait for the final status. 8. Check your points in Points & Rewards. <b>Timing:</b> set aside around 10–30 minutes for a full run. Some steps can take a while, especially the technical preparation for a deal. Keep the browser tab active the whole time: if you minimize the browser or switch away, the process may slow down or stop. A stable internet connection is also important. If you try different commands, go through the flow, and hit errors, that still helps a lot. Acki sees the errors, collects the technical details, and automatically sends a task to me or the DexDo team. You don’t need to figure out where to report it, what logs to attach, or how to describe the issue. <b>Important:</b> • selling access may currently fail for some AI models; this is a known limitation • buying and using purchased access is the main flow for this round • after a deal, points may not appear instantly; you should see the update within an hour • please discuss testing here: <a href="https://t.me/+mcePP0RT09UyNzIy">Chat</a>. Everyone involved in development is there and can react quickly. But and sell here https://ai.mininghub.ackinacki.com/

Finally! This was the last block to launch. I'm finishing it and we're off

Finally! This was the last block to launch. I'm finishing it and we're off

AI Market Releasing today

App issues have been fixed. Please redownload and let me know in comments if it works for you now • Browser • Android • Windows

Still buggy enough

The DEX.DO win-win proposition If you’ve been following DEX.DO, you’ve watched it become one thing in particular: an exchange for AI tokens — the real-time order book for AI inference. AI tokens are the units every model reads and writes in, and on DEX.DO they’re bought and sold like any other liquid asset, at a price the market sets rather than what one a provider prints on a list. You place an order and it matches against whoever is selling that model most cheaply at that moment; when they run dry, it rolls to the next best price on its own. Spot, limit, settled tick-by-tick as the tokens are delivered, with agents increasingly buying for themselves. The same dark-order infrastructure, pointed now at the fastest-growing commodity there is. Which is where the fees come in 👇 How the fees work — and why every $NACKL holder wins Every model sale on DEX.DO carries a flat 2.5% fee. (A router like OpenRouter takes ~5% — and keeps it.) On DEX.DO the fee doesn’t vanish into a middleman. It splits: → 2% goes to the developer who built and sold the model. You earn on every call your model serves. → 0.5% goes to the accumulator contract and is burned as $NACKL. Every sale permanently removes NACKL from circulation, shrinking total supply and lifting the theoretical price and intrinsic value of the coin for everyone still holding it. So a single sale pays two sides at once. - The developer who made it gets paid - Every $NACKL holder wins a bit too, automatically, through a shrinking supply that only tightens with each trade Those that benefit aren’t just the sellers of single models, if you hold $NACKL today, every model sold on DEX.DO is working for you as well. The more inference the market trades, the more $NACKL is burned. And volume becomes deflation.

Work in progress

After my recent post, I got the same question several times: Is this legal? And I want everyone to understand the point clearly Dodex will work somewhat like OpenRouter: it will sell tokens bought from official AI providers. The difference is that, thanks to the market mechanics, the price can be lower At the same time, the platform allows users to buy and sell tokens directly to each other. My idea was exactly about that: showing an opportunity where you can potentially profit from the price difference And precisely because this kind of opportunity exists, Claude and GPT themselves are already discussing a move toward selling tokens directly instead of bundled limit packages Important: the AI provider still receives full payment for its tokens. This is not hacking, not bypassing payment, and not about “free gray-market limits” Most likely, this window of opportunity will not exist in this form for long You decide