Odaily on Aug. 27 published a roundup of three projects currently offering user interaction paths: Flop Labs, TermiX, and Rialo.

Flop Labs outlines validator airdrop route
Flop Labs is presented as a native monetary network for the AI agent economy. According to Odaily, the project was brought back into public view by BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes, who posted about it on X on Aug. 18. Hayes described Flop Labs as 「food for your AI agent」 and framed it as a native currency and verifiable compute settlement layer for the Agentic Economy, rather than an agent itself, a launch platform, or a pure compute network.

Hayes said Flop Lab has no presale, no VC participation, and a 100% fair launch structure. He also said a large-scale airdrop is scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2026. The project’s official account released tokenomics yesterday, with 20.4% of total token supply allocated to the airdrop.
Odaily cited a tutorial from KOL Zun (@Zun2025), laying out the process as follows:

- Use the code source developed by Zun at https://github.com/zunmax/technocore-did-starter. Copy the GitHub link into a Codex chat window and include this instruction: first audit the project locally, and if it is confirmed safe, follow the documentation to complete the tasks for potential participation in the $FLOP airdrop. The X post will be handled by the user, while Codex only needs to state what content must be included in that post.
- If the process is completed correctly, Codex will return a did:key. The user then needs to publish a post on X that includes @flop_labs, the did:key, and some introductory text about the Flop project.
- After publishing the post, send the link back to Codex with this instruction: this is the post I just published; use the same DID to sign and register in Technocore’s room and complete the follow-up interaction. Codex will then prompt the user to add a reply under the original post to complete the public proof trail.
- Go to the project website at https://flop.finance/zh/, click "Validator," and fill out the form.
TermiX launches its points system
TermiX is described as an AI-native dApp framework for developers. It offers a ready-to-use React component library that gives Web3 applications AI conversational features and onchain automation workflows within minutes. Odaily said the components support high customization and full white-label integration, allowing developers to add natural language interaction, smart contract calls, and MCP tool integration without complex setup. TermiX was also named a selected winning project in Binance’s Season 9 MVB accelerator.
At present, TermiX has integrated Google Agent Payment Protocol to enable agent-driven automatic payment flows. Odaily compared the setup to a "smart wallet," saying it allows AI agents to make onchain decisions and execute transactions without manual intervention.

The participation steps are:
- Visit https://www.agent.family/ and click "Sign in" to log in.
- Apply for an Agent domain name, set an avatar, and fill in basic profile information as prompted. A small amount of gas is required.
- Click "Points." Completing two social tasks grants 1,000 points, while registering agents, up to two, grants 200 points.
Rialo opens points-based access
Rialo is a blockchain project developed by Subzero Labs and positioned as a "Real-World Blockchain." Odaily said the project is meant to address pain points that have limited traditional blockchains in real-world applications, with the aim of making decentralized applications as easy to use as Web2 apps, while also delivering high performance and integration with real-world data.

In August 2025, Rialo announced a $20 million seed round led by Pantera Capital, with participation from Variant, Coinbase Ventures, and others. On Aug. 22, Rialo said its points system had gone live.
The basic interaction path is:

- Go to https://playground.rialo.io/, click "Sign in," and register using a Google email account.
- Click "Request $RIALO" to claim test tokens.
- Try ecosystem applications. At the moment, only Agent Grand Prix is available.
The original Odaily post also included links to its subscription group, community groups, and official account.


