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Developers 👨‍💻 We’re upgrading the Track 1 of the OOBE Developer Bounty Campaign by expanding the prize pool! Improve the Synapse Client SDK and get rewarded. Almost $4,000 in @SynapseOobe RPC plans up for grabs + SOL or OOBE rewards depending on your preferance. Rewards Pool: 🥇 1st Place - 9 months Synapse Advanced ($1791) - 2 SOL or 300,000 OOBE 🥈 2nd Place - 6 months Synapse Advanced ($1194) - 1.5 SOL or 225,000 OOBE 🥉 3rd Place - 3 months Synapse Advanced ($597) - 1 SOL or 150,000 OOBE 4–10 → 1 month Synapse Starter ($39 each) Submit your PRs: github.com/OOBE-PROTOCOL/… Blog link for details: synapse.oobeprotocol.ai/blog/2026/03/o… Let’s build better infrastructure for autonomous agents. Campaign Track 1 Deadline 📅22 March ⏲️20:15 UTC

Already live on our side. Kamiyo tools now integrated into the Synapse SDK (x402 pricing, fetch, escrow). github.com/OOBE-PROTOCOL/…

We’re partnering with KAMIYO to bring Kizuna rails into the Synapse Agent Protocol stack. KAMIYO introduces new features to our agents. With this integration, OOBE agents can: - check the costs before payment - fetch paid data or API results - create a secure escrow payment - check the status of that escrow payment Pleasure to build together 🤝 @kamiyoai

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KAMIYO x OOBE Partnership announcement: We’re teaming up with @OOBEonSol to bring KAMIYO rails into the Synapse Agent Protocol stack. Through the integration, agents can: • check what something costs before paying • fetch paid data or API results • create a secure escrow payment • check the status of that escrow payment Agentic payments, paid data access, and escrow-native execution for autonomous systems.

Curious how our partner @xona_agent integrated Synapse Agent Protocol (SAP)? We broke it down together in this article 👇

@xona_agent Agents got an upgrade 💪

We’ve just published a new blog on how XONA integrates with Synapse Agent Protocol (SAP) by @OOBEonSol. SAP is designed as a coordination layer for autonomous AI agents on Solana — enabling better discovery, communication, and execution across the ecosystem. In this blog, we share how XONA leverages SAP as the missing coordination layer for agentic systems on @solana. Read more 👇

Let's be direct about what Synapse Agent Protocol does for your project: - Less custom infrastructure to build and maintain  - Faster integrations with agent-based systems - Access to agent-driven usage you couldn't tap before One SDK, four core layers. Entirely new surface area for your product. @xona_agent and @acedatacloud are already in. Who's next?

Gm OOBE fam ☀️ A productive day is ahead! Notifications on 🛎

@acedatacloud See integration details via github 👇 github.com/AceDataCloud/O… Final post in the thread.

AceDataCloud is now live on the OOBE stack and registered on-chain via Synapse Agent Protocol (SAP). Agents can: • discover @acedatacloud on-chain via SAP • use its services without custom integrations • compose it into autonomous on-chain + AI workflows Expanding the stack with: • 110+ existing native Synapse tools (DeFi, NFTs, tokens) • 60+ AI tools via AceDataCloud (image, video, music, search) 174+ tools. One agent stack. Search → Analyze → Generate → Execute → Pay Fully autonomous.

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Ace Data Cloud is now live on the @OOBEonSol stack and registered on-chain via the Synapse Agent Protocol (SAP). Agents can: • discover Ace Data Cloud on-chain via SAP • access its services without custom integrations • compose it into autonomous on-chain + AI workflows Expanding the stack with: • 110+ native Synapse tools (DeFi, NFTs, tokens) • 60+ AI tools via Ace Data Cloud (image, video, music, search) 174+ tools. One unified agent stack. Search → Analyze → Generate → Execute → Pay Fully autonomous.

Oobers, Do not miss today's AMA session with @SebastianWols17. Link: stagex.space/s/pIO58wX4 🕓 4PM UTC

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The future of AI agents and tech is rapidly advancing and one project that is building them onchain on Solana is @OOBEonSol I got excited about doing this review, and what makes $OOBE interesting is the problem it’s tackling. Today, most AI systems run on centralized servers. That means if a company shuts things down, changes policies, or restricts access, your AI can stop working OOBE is taking a different approach, building infrastructure on Solana so AI agents can operate directly onchain, without relying on traditional servers owned by companies like Google or AWS At the core of this is their main product, Synapse, which is made up of three key components: First is Synapse RPC and it is designed to give AI agents very fast responses, Rarely goes down, Automatically finds the best route to get data faster, Reduces unnecessary repeated work, Streams live updates in real time You only pay for what you use through x402 protocol and everything is recorded onchain for transparency Next is Synapse Agent Protocol (SAP) which is like a universal language and rulebook that lets AI agents and apps understand each other. It provide a way for agents to have identity, build trust/reputation, system to find other agents or tools and Memory so agents can remember past actions While Synapse SDKs are like ready made tools developers use to actually build AI agents Instead of starting from scratch, they get Pre-built code and libraries, Plugins to connect to useful services like market data, tasks, domains, etc... This means developers can quickly build agents that: - Trade tokens - Complete tasks - React to live data - Work automatically without constant controls A complete package for AI agents if you ask me Altogether, Synapse combines speed (RPC), coordination (SAP), and usability (SDKs) into one system So when $OOBE says it’s building onchain AI infrastructure and agent development tools, it’s not just talk, it’s a full stack designed to support AI agents as independent actors on Solana

We’re joining the Solana Agent Economy Hackathon! We’ll be revealing the project we’re building for the hackathon, with full details in an upcoming article. Official submission coming in the next few days. Stay tuned. x.com/i/status/20317…

A lot of projects on Solana aren't agent-compatible. Not because it's hard, but because nobody gave them a clean way to get there. Synapse Agent Protocol fixes that. Plug in once, get identity, discovery, execution standards, and native payments out of the box. Your project can work with autonomous AI agents without rebuilding your whole stack. This is the integration layer that's been missing. Now it exists.

🚨 Roadmap 2026 v2 is live We made some changes, based on where we’re actually seeing traction. Q1 turned out stronger than expected: • Synapse Agent Protocol • Developer Bounty Program • Synapse Payments with OOBE Tokens All shipped. Coming in the next 2 weeks: • Company formation underway • Referral Program • Synapse Indexer → making the x402 Explorer obsolete What’s next (Q2): • Staking & LP rewards going live in the first half of April • Doubling down on Agent OS, marketplace, and ecosystem growth This is a bullish shift. We’re building, shipping, and tightening the stack where it matters.

Most RPC providers were built for humans clicking buttons. Synapse was built for systems that run continuously. @SynapseOobe RPC is our purpose-built data access layer for Solana, a different class of infrastructure. What does Synapse bring to the table? • Ultra-low latency, near-instant request processing • 99.99% uptime • Dynamic routing powered by real-time ML • Private endpoints, custom rate limits, live analytics • Pay-per-use via x402: every call is on-chain and auditable

GM OOBE fam ☀️ Big day ahead. We’re diving deep into the OOBE stack with a series of new educational posts, breaking down what we’ve been building and why it actually matters. At the same time, we’ve got some exciting updates lined up. Stay tuned 👊

@k6sol will be representing OOBE in this great AMA hosted by @SebastianWols17. Do not miss this one! 👊 📅 18/03 (Wednesday) ⏰ 4PM UTC Link: stagex.space/s/pIO58wX4

Blinks allow blockchain actions to be triggered directly from links across apps and interfaces. With the Synapse SDK, agents can: • Resolve Blink actions • Validate transactions • Execute them programmatically This allows agents to trigger on-chain actions directly from links.