9/ This journey reaffirms: A founder's role isn’t just to build quickly but thoughtfully, with community insights at the forefront, guiding us toward superior solutions for everyone.

8/ Implementation of feedback is underway; transforming CLI tools into a user-friendly UI is just the start. Our goal? Enable everyone to leverage sophisticated DeFi, no coding needed.

7/ Building in an open source ecosystem means collaboration isn't optional—it's integral. We grow together, boosted by each others' dedication and drive.(8/9)

6/ 🔍 Constructive Critiques:

* Enhance user onboarding
* Simplify UX for non-tech users
* Boost testing and transparency

Clear actions set for improvement.

5/ 🚀 Highlights of praise:

Commitment to purpose-driven design
Integration with NEAR-native standards
Prioritization of safety

It's rewarding to see our hard work acknowledged

4/ A solution architect critically assessed our features, offering feedback that illuminated both our strengths:

Delegated execution via smart contracts
Deep NEAR Integration
On-chain swap automation

and areas for growth:

Test automation
User Accessibility

3/ 🌟 Reminder: It’s not merely about rapid coding; it's about crafting tools that align with our ideal UX and the ecosystem's goals. This purpose-driven approach enriches the longevity of our contributions.

2/ Embrace the Build: This month's project review wasn’t just routine—it was an intense exploration of our implementations and product UX. Though challenging, it sparked our ongoing passion for open development.

An allow-list of permitted methods and contracts, along with a separate account to hold the limited funds which an agent is allowed to access. Details @ github.com/beneviolabs/...

Try it out + lmk:

What would you NOT trust an on-chain agent to do on your behalf? What features would you like us to add next?

Transfer in tokens, define exactly what the agent can do (and where), and let it operate—with permissioned autonomy and MPC-backed safety.

🔐 Scoped access
🤖 Agent-friendly
🧠 Designed for trusted on-chain autonomy

this repo provides a quick start to using NEAR's MPC network with a proxy contract that acts like a secure sandbox for interactions with autonomous agents.

→ github.com/beneviolabs/...

What other questions should be explored?

- how many distinct wallet addresses are buying and selling the coins? Does a blockchain explorer show a usage history for these addresses that looks like genuine human activity?
- Does there seem to be primarily bot driven activity on their socials or in buying and selling?

- have the liquidity provider shares been burned?
- how many distinct wallet addresses contributed to the liquidity pool?

A memecoin is a like button, with community membership, and is worth some amount of paper money.