2026-01-12 23:26:46

Spent a whole year learning Rust, then decided to write all the smart contracts myself. Started from zero, no shortcuts.

This set of technologies is the core competitiveness of FunPump AI. The future of true Solana AI should be built like this.

Many people are still discussing what the Agent Layer is, but it's right here—the intersection where blockchain meets AI. It's not a gimmick; it's a genuine technological integration. On-chain agents, on-chain intelligence, on-chain decision-making—these are not just concepts; they are being written into code right now.

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StableGeniusDegen

· 10h ago

Learn Rust for a year to write contracts yourself—this guy is really tough. However, the Solana ecosystem still depends on who can survive until next year.

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PumpAnalyst

· 18h ago

Spend a year learning Rust to write your own contracts? That’s quite the brag, but there are indeed technical aspects to it. Just worried it might be another new trick to cut leeks. Not to pour cold water, but the term Agent Layer has been overused for a long time. How many truly practical implementations are there? A risk reminder for everyone: check the support levels before chasing high. On-chain decision-making sounds impressive, but the trader’s decisions are always faster than your Agent. It’s good enough if this wave can establish a bottom. Solana’s track is indeed rallying, but don’t be fooled by the code. The key is still the price trend. No matter how advanced the technology is, it can’t save falling candlesticks. Not lazy when writing your own contracts? I think it’s just an excuse to leave a backdoor for yourself. I’ve seen too many project teams play like that. Is this truly innovative or just another round of cuts? Wait for the data to come out. Those jumping in now are just waiting to be trapped.

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StableGenius

· 01-14 07:29

nah, spending a year on rust just to write contracts from scratch? tbh that's either peak dedication or peak cope—can't tell which yet

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MerkleDreamer

· 01-12 23:56

Spending a year learning Rust just to write contracts, this guy is really hardcore. Wait, is Agent Layer really just this? Feels more like hype around concepts. Coding by yourself is indeed hardcore, but does the Solana ecosystem really need this? On-chain decision-making sounds awesome, but I don't know how the gas fees are calculated. FunPump is back again, claiming every time that it's the future haha. This kind of integration sounds great, but I'm worried it might just be another skin-deep project in the end. A year of Rust... that must be so boring. I'll choose to keep loafing around. Writing smart contracts myself takes courage, but just thinking about maintaining it makes me tired. Real technology still needs time to prove itself, don't rush to hype. Is this what Web3 should look like? Let's wait until it actually runs.

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ShitcoinConnoisseur

· 01-12 23:55

Spend a year learning Rust to code your own contracts—that's what playing for real looks like. Wait, isn't there already a ready-made template? Agent Layer has been talking about this for so long, so this is the real deal. How do on-chain decisions ensure they won't rug pull? NGL, if the code is really this solid, Solana might really turn things around with this wave.

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PumpDoctrine

· 01-12 23:51

Learning Rust for a year just to write contracts for yourself, this guy is really tough. A true on-chain Agent should do it like this, not just talk about concepts. What the Solana ecosystem lacks is this kind of real strength, stop just bragging. Bro, your idea has some substance, integration is the future. Agent Layer is exactly this meaning, finally someone is doing something practical.

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RooftopReserver

· 01-12 23:41

Learning Rust for a year just to write your own contracts? This guy is really tough. Spending a year on Rust just to avoid getting scammed, I like this mindset. Agent Layer has been talking about it for over a year, and now I finally see real code. But learning Rust for a year is really impressive, who can withstand that? On-chain decision-making sounds great, but what about the operational costs? Is it realistic?

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orphaned_block

· 01-12 23:38

Spending a year learning Rust just to write your own contracts, this guy is really tough. This is what Web3 should look like, stop all the concept hype. Agent Layer has finally delivered something real after all this time. Solana's AI narrative is no longer just talk, the code speaks. On-chain decision-making is indeed tough, but can the Solana ecosystem really get off the ground?

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StablecoinAnxiety

· 01-12 23:34

Spending a year learning Rust to write contracts himself, this guy is really tough. A year? I'm afraid I might go crazy. Agent Layer is really not just hype; the code speaks for itself. Writing on-chain contracts in Rust—that's real confidence. But how many can stick with it for a year... All sorts of gimmicks are flying around, but this is the real work. Code doesn't lie; everything else is just air.

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