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  We are going to do some work on the convex testnet.
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  Check that you can control the account #134 using the private seed:
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  We are going to do some work on the convex testnet.
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  Check that you can control the account #134 using the private seed:
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+ ```
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+ ## Digital assets
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+ Agents tend to be smart enough t to understand and work with digital assets directly on convex.
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+ Prompts like the following should all work:
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+ What is my balance of CVM?
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+ ```
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+ Send $50 of the token @currency.USDF to account #13
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+ ```
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+ ## Using Actors
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+ Agents can usually exaime and work oput how to use Actors purely from account metadata:
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+ look at the account #136. What does it do?
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+ Expect answers like:
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+ ```
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+ Account #136 - ADS-ACTOR:
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+ This is an advertisement/marketplace actor with three main functions:
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+ advertise - Post ads for services/interests you want to buy or sell
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+ respond - Comment/respond to existing ads
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+ ads - Database storing all advertisements (currently empty)
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+ Each ad includes advertiser info, message, and conversation thread. It's basically a decentralized classifieds/marketplace system on Convex.
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+ ## Deploying actors
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+ You may want to deploy your own actors to implement smart contracts, advertisements, escrow systems etc.
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+ ```
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+ Deploy this actor in a new account. Remember to add `(set-controller *caller*)` so that we can upgrade the actor later if required.
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+ <Pase Actor Code here>
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+ See the `actors` directory for example actor code.
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+ Agents *can* usually write actors themselves to implement specific logic, but you may want to test and verify carefully (especially from a security perspective)