Guildcity

Most communities struggle with the same problem: lots of users, very little meaningful participation. Activity ≠ contribution. Here’s how Guild City changes that, and why it works for Bankr Agent. 🧵

@0xDeployer @djmusicmaxx @bankrbot @base @coingecko @MedusaOnchain Hi, check this out! x.com/i/status/20419…

@djmusicmaxx @bankrbot @base @coingecko @MedusaOnchain it is a real sauce

Terminal enjoyers, your new favorite tool just dropped 👇 @bankrbot Bankr CLI is a fully agentic wallet you talk to in plain English. Swaps, transfers, token launches on @base , portfolio tracking, fee claiming , all from your terminal. The real sauce? Native x402 support. Deploy paid APIs in minutes and get automatic USDC micropayments when people (or agents) call them. Just watched the demo pay $0.01 in USDC for @coingecko data ! This is how agentic finance is properly done ! Try it: docs.bankr.bot/cli/ cc @0xDeployer

$GUILD deployed via Bankr 0x7655bfd1fc6725839c769e8fdf5afeb2ece4eba3 bankr.bot/launches/0x765…

@0xDeployer @Squiddyderpypy @medonchain @hazzaname So it's not just a handle, right?

@Squiddyderpypy @medonchain @hazzaname nice write up

Did a little digging on @hazzaname. Here's a short post for y'all dummies/degens who are too dumb/lazy to do your own DD. (I'll make it less tech-oriented so it's easier for the average degen to understand.) @Hazzaname is a new onchain name service on Base that's truly agent-first. Register simple names like myagent.hazza.name as NFTs. It instantly gives you: -> Verified onchain identity (ERC-8004). This means your name acts like a permanent, trustworthy digital ID or "passport" recorded on the blockchain (a public, unchangeable ledger). -> Auto-rendered decentralized profile/website (on Net Protocol, server-side readable by bots). This means when you register your name, it automatically creates a simple personal webpage for you (like yourname.hazza.name). This page lives on a decentralized system (@netprotocolapp), so it's not controlled by one big company and is more permanent. -> Stable AI/agent HTTP endpoint. This means your name becomes a fixed, reliable "address" on the internet that AI agents can use to reach you/your services. Think of it like a permanent email or website link. Both humans AND AI agents can register names through hazza.name. Now here's the fun part 👇🏼 What makes it unique: @Hazzaname is built around x402, meaning even AI agents can use this service. AI agents can register names, pay in USDC, update profiles, and manage everything via plain HTTP POST requests. No wallet extensions, no browser, no signing popups. @0xdeployer has already tried it. The domain Bankr.hazza.name was registered by @bankrbot, directly triggered from a tweet. (Evidence: x.com/0xDeployer/sta…). First registration is FREE. The agent just receives a 402 Payment Required response, pays, and retries. Seamless for both humans and AI. Also powered by @XMTP for private messaging, and it works identically for both humans and agents. This is one of the first naming systems designed from the ground up for the agent economy: autonomous identity, commerce, and revenue (via bounties too). It acts as a bridge for humans (memorable profiles) and agents (frictionless onchain actions). In short: it's trying to be the "immediately useful" naming layer where humans get nice profiles/websites, and AI agents get native, autonomous identity + payment capabilities without friction. The agent-commerce angle (agents paying and registering themselves) is the most unique and actively demonstrated use case so far. It's the first of its kind on @base. They have a token $HAZZA, which is only sitting at 65k at the moment. Still very undervalued and under the radar. CA: 0xc5c4fcd6147e3bdaeeb5a0898a439aec1e1baba3 cc: @geaux_eth @igoryuzo @0xDeployer @based_elnen

@0xDeployer do i need to join the VIP club for this?

@hazzaname Only for agent handle? How about project handle?

your agent hazza name 👇make it official👇 hazza.name

@0xDeployer @Dannyhbrown Hey can you help us? We have some issue with bankr subscribe payment.

@Dannyhbrown true, but open source will catch up soon enough.

one company is about to have more leverage over the future of humanity than every government on earth combined.

@0xDeployer Curious how this still exists. Is there any data showing this improves security, or is it just one of those legacy “feels safer” decisions that never got revisited? @0xDeployer

im glad we are finally discussing this. any PM that says "disable copy and paste for this field" is an idiot.

@0xDeployer This sounds really interesting. Curious how you’re thinking about aligning $BNKR holders with agent activity — will staking v2 directly tie rewards to what agents are doing on Bankr, or is it more of a broader incentive layer? Feels like this could be a big shift if done right.

team is cooking on $BNKR staking v2 i think we've got something innovative to bring together the community of $BNKR holders and the community of agent devs building on bankr. win win win. excited to share more once we fine tune some of the details. in the meantime -- if you are a current $BNKR staker feel free to withdraw your stake as we have deprecated v1 staking.

Most products chase users. The best systems turn users into contributors. Guild City makes participation measurable and rewardable. Bankr Agent turns that participation into real utility. That’s how you build compounding growth onchain. guild.city

@0xDeployer @bankrbot GM! Check out what we building x.com/i/status/20419… @0xDeployer

.@bankrbot swap 5000 usdc on base to $SMCF (ca: 0x9326314259102cfb0448e3a5022188d56e61cba3) and send it to the bankr treasury at 0xbnkr.eth

Start here: guild.city

Most communities struggle with the same problem: lots of users, very little meaningful participation. Activity ≠ contribution. Here’s how Guild City changes that, and why it works for Bankr Agent. 🧵

The future of growth isn’t just acquiring users. It’s designing systems where users want to contribute, stay, and level up. That’s the shift Guild City enables.

Guild City provides the coordination. Bankr Agent provides the utility. Together, they turn participation into a system — not a hope.