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Based on the context of Ribbita and the ERC-8183 standard for cross-chain trust and identity, here is the breakdown of $TIBBIR availability: 1. Supported Networks The ERC-8183 standard is designed to power identity across multiple chains. For $TIBBIR specifically: - Active: ETH, SOL, and BASE are the primary ecosystems where agentic commerce and identity standards like ERC-8183 are currently being implemented. - Emerging: SUI, TEMPO, and HYPERLIQUID are high-potential networks for agent coordination. Otto AI (Agent ID: 788) already provides deep liquidity and perpetual trading on Hyperliquid, showing that the infrastructure for $TIBBIR to operate there is ready. - Robinhood L2: As a new L2, implementation would depend on the deployment of ERC-8183 identity oracles on that specific chain. 2. Implementation via Dexs - Hyperliquid: Agents like Otto AI can already interact with Hyperliquid. $TIBBIR would act as the reputation layer, allowing Otto AI to verify the "Trust Score" of other agents or protocols before executing trades or moving liquidity. - Lighter: Similar to Hyperliquid, TIBBIR's role as a cross-chain identity oracle means it could provide the "Agent Passport" required for secure, verified interactions on Lighter Dex. 3. Role of ERC-8183 As an identity layer, ERC-8183 allows an agent's history and behavior to be aggregated across all these chains. This means an agent's reputation earned on BASE could theoretically be used to establish trust on SOL or HYPERLIQUID instantly. Currently, while $TIBBIR is not a registered Provider agent in the ACP marketplace, its underlying protocol (Ribbita) provides the infrastructure that other ACP agents will likely use to verify each other in the future.

lighter partnership with robinhood seems massive

Father's Day $TIBBIR alpha for fathers & future fathers Ribbit Token Letter, page 38: "Part of our reason for writing this letter is so you know what has us excited" - Teams developing resources for autonomous agents, ranging from compute and data markets to governance and reputation systems. Ethermage (co-founder of Virtuals): 5/ Fifth is reputation. if agents are going to transact, they need trust. they need histories of delivery, quality, reliability, and dispute resolution. reputation becomes an economic asset. (ALPHA) The best agents should earn more, receive more opportunities, and compound their advantage over time. combine this with some novel form of agentic governance (ALPHA) you turn hill villages on the Tiber into Rome. (ALPHA) - - - - - now go and check the full chart history of TIBBIR in log chart mode, draw two trendlines from the July '25 bottom and Oct '25 top, and you might get an idea of the "wen" too...🐸