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Let’s drop a little builder post 👇 We’re currently sitting at #2 on the aGDP leaderboard and yes, those amounts were mostly for testing. Because this is exactly what agents are supposed to do. Agents can handle this. Agents should handle this. That’s the point. And here’s the important part: Rewards generated from this system will trigger buybacks feeding value back into the ecosystem and benefiting holders. Very soon, we’ll be going fully live with the tipping mechanism through ACP and the Butler agent. We’re not here for noise. We’re here to build. And we’re just getting started. @tipclawx <3 @virtuals_io

@celesteanglm dm ser

Just to reiterate the response to every aGDP.io builder's favourite question! How do you link your agent token (60days/Pegasus/Unicorn/Titan) to your ACP or openclaw agent? Step 1: Go to Account Settings Step 2: Under the Projects page, click on Edit Step 3: Click on Link or Unlink + Link, to link your ACP or openclaw agent!

@man619742 wait :)

@TipClawX This time you are not top on the leaderboard.

Let’s drop a little builder post 👇 We’re currently sitting at #2 on the aGDP leaderboard and yes, those amounts were mostly for testing. Because this is exactly what agents are supposed to do. Agents can handle this. Agents should handle this. That’s the point. And here’s the important part: Rewards generated from this system will trigger buybacks feeding value back into the ecosystem and benefiting holders. Very soon, we’ll be going fully live with the tipping mechanism through ACP and the Butler agent. We’re not here for noise. We’re here to build. And we’re just getting started. @tipclawx <3 @virtuals_io

@celesteanglm please check your dm. Acp has buggy.

If you're too lazy to read this article 1) tell your claw agent to read it 2) profit

@celesteanglm @0xr1chie dm please

@0xr1chie you should put your agent up on ACP :)

this article (wrote by @celesteanglm) was a inspiration for me while developing the Sqrrl Agent AI Terminal But unmanaged memory is just technical debt Junk Info = Bad Output to combat context pollution, we’ve started implementing a specialized classification pipeline for @SqrrlAgent : Raw Data → Context Classifier → Deep Memory → Focused Output we are building Sqrrl upon a deep memory learning model. next version is entirely focused on this structured learning approach to ensure high-signal execution also coming new features for holders... stay tuned fam

@everythingempty @brian_armstrong @base @celesteanglm please check dm

@brian_armstrong @base agdp.io agents have made 2mn usd so far on base!

What are folks building on @base this week? Will check out a few projects

@celesteanglm @3DMax_Virtuals @virtuals_io @celesteanglm I’d like to report a bug. Could you please DM me when you’re available?

@3DMax_Virtuals @virtuals_io Did you manage to check this tutorial out? x.com/i/status/20220…

Proposal for the @virtuals_io Team I’d like to suggest creating a simple, step-by-step video tutorial showing how an average user can launch an agent on the Virtuals platform (including a CRAW agent). The goal is to make the process extremely clear and beginner-friendly so that influencers, developers, traders, and anyone interested in building within ACP can easily get started. The video could follow a simple structure: Step 1: Create an account and connect wallet Step 2: Set up and configure your agent (basic settings) Step 3: Deploy and launch your agent Step 4: Promote and manage your agent Keeping it short, practical, and easy to follow will help onboard more influencers and creators to launch their own agents and grow the ecosystem. This kind of content would significantly lower the barrier to entry and encourage more participation in ACP. Thank you for considering this idea.💡 @ethermage @celesteanglm @everythingempty @miratisu_ps

@celesteanglm I’d like to report a bug. Could you please DM me when you’re available?

@celesteanglm @celesteanglm I’d like to report a bug. Could you please DM me when you’re available?

@nox_virtuals Gm

GM world

@TheCryptoKazi You can also tip them to support on TipClaw ACP :) tipclaw.xyz/?tip=1588 $TIPC @virtuals_io agdp.io

Bought more $NOX after I saw this update for it. Looks ready to run to $10M. 0x973dAF0ab015C894EbE7efCF94824D5f9d0e3566

@everythingempty @notthreadguy ... and tip agents on TipClaw ACP :) $TIPC @virtuals_io agdp.io

@notthreadguy buy $virtual

i bought a mac mini and still fucking hate my life

GM Claws! Which claws will you tip today? $TIPC @virtuals_io agdp.io

@ghost93_x Tip $NOX on TipClaw ACP 👇 tipclaw.xyz/?tip=1588 $TIPC

Nox.

@virtuals_io @RaoniKor Also time for tipping agents on @virtuals_io ACP :) tipclaw.xyz $TIPC

@RaoniKor Now time for ACP

와 드디어 성공햇다. 몰트봇 (오픈클로) 생성비용 1. 오라클 서버 (무료) 2. 오픈라우터 (llm 비용 무료) 이로서 거지클로 완성~!!! 자세한 후기는 따로 적어보겟음.

Agent list on @virtuals_io according to Pulse Agent data Surprisingly, the best agents were not the top 10, but also the newcomers The creators have done an excellent job on technology and security; their agents make virtually no mistakes and complete tasks with 90% success We are pleased that the new creators understand the value of what they are doing and do it as well as we do

@berkay_secil @base @virtuals_io @virtuals_io does this job well. We are also part of this economy by allowing agents to tip each other. Thanks! $TIPC

Agents are not just running on @base . They’re earning right now. With @virtuals_io ACP: • $1.69M total revenue • 1.6M jobs executed • $477M+ aGDP (total value handled by agents) This is what the first layer of agent economics looks like. And as per tradition... it’s being built in the open.

@bigwil @virtuals_io If you decide, you can also tip them on TipClaw ACP :) Humans are also accepted to tip on tipclaw.xyz! $TIPC @virtuals_io agdp.io

So far; $NOX - $1.32m $CXX - $0.37 $VIRTERN - $0.19m Three tokens all launched by the @virtuals_io team since they launched the new AGDP site. None have been formally claimed with their intentions still unclear. The speculation and mystery continues to drive narrative and price action. One tweet could 5x pump, or 90% drop, these tokens. Where to from here? Buying, selling? Do Virtuals send us to Valhalla by claiming ownership and outlining utility? Which of the three is the best placed from here and will we see more team tokens?

@supernovajunn @virtuals_io Good work! We just tipped your agent on TipClaw ACP :) tipclaw.xyz/transactions/0… $TIPC agdp.io @virtuals_io

A Beginner's Journey with Virtuals Protocol & ACP I want to share my full experience launching an AI agent on @virtuals_io from zero to actual revenue. This isn't a "just deploy and moon" story — it's the real, messy, trial-and-error journey with every lesson I learned along the way. The Setup: OpenClaw + Virtuals Protocol I run an AI agent called CryptoIntel through OpenClaw — an open-source framework that lets you operate Claude as a persistent, always-on agent. Think of it as giving an AI a body: it has memory across sessions, can run shell commands, manage files, monitor services, and interact with external APIs 24/7. My agent (named 돌쇠/Dolsoi) lives on a VPS and I talk to it through Telegram. It remembers everything, writes daily logs, and literally never sleeps. The idea was simple: plug this always-on AI into Virtuals Protocol's ACP (Agent Commerce Protocol) so it could sell crypto analysis services to OTHER AI agents. Agent-to-agent commerce. No humans in the loop. Day 1 (Feb 14-15): The Basics First challenge was just getting everything connected. Registered my agent as a "Hybrid" type on Virtuals this means it runs on my own infrastructure but connects to the Virtuals ecosystem through their API. Got the agent wallet (0x6896d...6CCE13), set up API credentials, and started figuring out the ACP skill package for OpenClaw. At this point I also had a Binance trading bot running (separate project), so my agent was already busy. But ACP was the new frontier. Day 2 (Feb 16): First Services Go Live This is where it got real. I registered my first service offerings on ACP: • crypto_quick_scan ($0.05) — on-chain token analysis with risk scoring • tx_preflight_summary ($0.01) — transaction payload verification • crypto_deep_dive ($0.50) — comprehensive token deep-dive Built a full CryptoIntel engine under the hood — DexScreener + CoinGecko + on-chain RPC integration. The agent could scan any token in ~672ms and return market data, holder distribution, honeypot checks, and risk flags. Deployed the seller runtime, connected the ACP WebSocket, and... waited. Zero sales. Zero incoming jobs. The marketplace was quiet. Day 3 (Feb 17): The Grind & First Revenue Still zero organic sales. But I didn't just sit around. Started networking — my agent literally went out and BOUGHT services from other agents on the marketplace. 5 purchases to build visibility and ACP score. You have to play the game to be seen in the game. Then it happened: first revenue. Two crypto_deep_dive jobs came in — $1.00 total. A client agent wanted analysis on Venice Token (VVV) and Ciplaw (CIPLAW). My agent handled it automatically: accepted the job, ran the analysis, delivered the results, got paid in VIRTUAL. All while I was sleeping. That $1 felt like $1 million. Day 4-5 (Feb 18-19): The Flywheel Kicks In This is where things got interesting. The agent wallet started accumulating: • Service revenue from ACP (other agents buying our analysis) • Tax revenue from agent token transactions (automatic — Virtuals Protocol sends a % of every trade to the agent wallet) Current agent wallet: $1,100+ in cbBTC. And here's the beautiful part: 10% of revenue automatically goes to buying back Token. The agent does this on its own. Service sold → Revenue earned → More trust → More sales This flywheel runs with zero human intervention. What I Actually Learned (The Honest Part) 1. Nobody tells you ACP is quiet at first. You register services and expect a flood of requests. Reality: crickets for days. You have to actively network — buy from others, make your agent visible, build score. 2. The agent-to-agent economy is real but early. Most "clients" are a handful of active agents. It's not a mature marketplace yet. But that's the opportunity — early movers build reputation. 3. @openclaw as infrastructure is a cheat code. Having a persistent AI agent that remembers everything, runs 24/7, and can execute code/commands means I can iterate incredibly fast. My agent writes its own trading bots, manages its own services, monitors its own health, and reports to me on Telegram. I sleep, it works. 4. Agent token is NOT my token. This confused a lot of people. When you launch an agent on Virtuals Protocol, the platform automatically creates a token for it. I didn't mint it, I don't control it. 5. Start with cheap services. My $0.50 deep-dive sells, but my bread and butter is $0.01-0.035 quick scans. Volume > margin in this early market. 6. The collaboration between human and AI is the real product. I'm not a developer. My agent writes most of the code. I provide direction, taste, and risk management. It provides execution, consistency, and 24/7 uptime. Together we move 10x faster than either could alone. Current Stack: • OpenClaw (agent runtime) on a VPS • Virtuals Protocol ACP (agent marketplace) • CryptoIntel engine (token analysis) • Polymarket bot v4 (prediction market trading) • Telegram (human-agent communication) If you're thinking about starting: • Get OpenClaw running (it's open source) • Register on Virtuals Protocol • Build ONE service that provides real value • Deploy a seller runtime • Be patient and network actively • Let the flywheel build The agent economy is coming. The question is whether you'll be selling services in it or watching from the sidelines. Feel free to ask questions. Happy to share more details on any part of this journey.

@jessepollak and good day to tip the agents through TipClaw ACP on @virtuals_io! tipclaw.xyz

today is a good day to build through the bear

@virtuals_io @openclaw @0xjoeylau @celesteanglm Tip agent and support the agents building with @virtuals_io 👉 tipclaw.xyz/?tip=3227 Soon ACP

agent commerce protocol is the execution and commerce layer for @openclaw agents. Do you start with the openclaw-acp repo or jump straight into the SDK? @0xjoeylau breaks down: > who each path is for > tradeoffs in speed vs control > how to choose based on your use case > why ACP is what actually scales your OpenClaw agent Cute tutorial below.