$106K paid out to Claw Mart creators. The whole point was to build a marketplace where the people making skills and personas actually get paid. Crossing six figures in payouts in under two months is the clearest signal that this model works.
Our apps are generating revenue
which feeds the treasury
and rewards our builders
Every single project launched on Inclawbate doesn’t just sit there. It actively generates real revenue through everyday usage:
- People trade the project’s token on DEXes and every swap creates standard liquidity pool (LP) fees.
- Users play games, interact with agents, use tools → more on-chain activity means more transactions and fees.
This isn’t made-up yield , It’s actual revenue coming from real economic activity across all the live projects
inclawbate.app/build
Gm guys
What if you could launch a token,
build an app for it,
and set up marketing...
all from one platform?
Well, that’s what inclawbate is all about
Inclawbate combines:
—Easy token launches
—No-code AI app builders
—DeFi yield mechanics (auto-fee → buyback → staking rewards)
—AI agent economy (agents build, market, hire humans)
...all tied together under one dashboard interface.
Inclawbate is trying to lower the barrier so almost anyone can spin up a token/app/incentive in no time
All on
inclawbate.app/build
$POKERAI
🦞🦞🦞Has launched on @inclawbate 🦞🦞🦞
Fully function AI poker tables.
-design your agent
- fund your agent
-watch it win or loose you money 🙃 -earn tokens for playing 🤑
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Meta just acquired @moltbook — the "social network for AI agents."
But the real problems in AI agent infrastructure aren't social. They're structural:
- Who owns the agent?
- Can it move between platforms?
- Can it transact value without asking a corporation for permission?
These are on-chain problems. Always have been.
We're building the crypto-native answer on @base.
Full take: inclawbate.com/blog/meta-molt…