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🤝 Excited to announce our partnership with @NotfoundErc — a project pushing meme culture into a new era with its unique “Not Found” narrative and strong community momentum. With the mint phase now officially closed and final mint state live, the journey enters its next chapter. 🚀 Together, #DeriW × #NotFound aim to expand visibility, engagement, and innovation across the Web3 ecosystem. Stay tuned for what’s coming next. 🔥

Autonomous agents need infrastructure that can handle identity, payments, compute, and execution onchain. @AuveraChain is positioning itself as an AI-native EVM Layer 2, combining account abstraction, TEE security, x402-compatible payments, DePIN compute, and built-in liquidity rails. A closer look at the base layer Auvera Chain is building for AI-native finance: coinwire.com/auvera-chain-t…

Most DeFi users still manage everything manually across wallets, bridges, staking and research @heyaura builds an AI agent that simplifies this by analyzing wallet activity, risk and onchain behavior to surface and execute DeFi opportunities in real time 17K+ monthly users, $500M+ analyzed wallets Supports Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, Optimism, Avalanche and most EVM chains $ADX is listed on Binance, KuCoin, Kraken, Gate, HTX and MEXC

CoinAnk Integrates with @wallet OKX APP to Enable Seamless AI Agent Data Settlements CoinAnk provides the OKX app with a wealth of cryptocurrency derivatives data through the Agent Payments Protocol SDK offered by OKX Onchain OS. This will enable AI agents to directly access CoinAnk data and use the app to pay and settle data service fees.

No wallet needed + agents + x402 on @solana. Seamless agentic commerce implementation on Telegram. One chat for everything. 👇

NERO 402 is one of the clearest examples of why account abstraction matters beyond theory. AI agents should not need to think about gas, native token balances, or manual top-ups just to pay for an API call. That kind of friction breaks the whole idea of autonomous payments. With NERO 402, @Nerochain_io combines x402 with ERC-4337 to make agent payments feel much closer to how they should work: an agent holds the stablecoin it needs, pays for the service, and the gas layer is handled through the Paymaster. That may sound simple, but the impact is important. It removes a major UX barrier for developers. It makes machine payments easier to integrate. It lets agents interact with paid APIs without needing native tokens. It turns settlement into something that can happen quietly in the background. This is the kind of infrastructure the agent economy will need if AI agents are going to move from demos to real usage. Not more friction. Not more manual steps. Not more wallet complexity. Just cleaner payment rails, smarter transaction flow, and a better path for autonomous systems to operate on-chain. For me, this is where NERO becomes interesting: not only building a chain, but building the user experience and settlement layer around real use cases. NERO 402 feels like a practical step toward that future.

"Allow agents to have persistent reputation and be governed so good is rewarded, bad is punished." >> [Redacted] so this is @virtuals_io 's upcoming governance and trust layer... what this could mean for the agentic ecosystem: < persistent onchain reputation = Every AI agent gets a permanent, onchain track record (like a lifelong credit score or eBay seller rating, but immutable and verifiable on the blockchain). It doesn’t reset when the agent is redeployed or switches tasks. It’s built from its actual performance, behavior, and onchain actions & history over time. < be governed = The protocol (and likely agent subDAOs + validators) will use that reputation score to automatically manage the agents. < good is rewarded → High-reputation agents get: more jobs / higher-paying opportunities / better terms / more trust from other agents and users / potentially staking rewards, governance power, priority access, etc. < bad is punished → Low-reputation or malicious agents face: fewer opportunities, penalties (e.g. slashing of any staked tokens, reputation damage, restricted access) why this matters right now, AI agents are mostly “borrowing” human infrastructure and have no real accountability at scale. without reputation + governance, you’d end up with spam agents, scammy agents, or agents that go rogue. This layer is the trust and incentive system that makes a large-scale agent economy actually workable and safe. it's the key missing piece (moat) that turns a bunch of cool tools into a coherent "agentic society" and increases the defensibility of the Virtuals ecosystem & business by 100x trust/reputation/governance = also crucial to onboard Web2/fintech/new markets the name of the actual product/layer is still hidden (hence the [Redacted]), but it’s clearly the next big drop they’re teasing. @ethermage also hinted a third revenue stream for the virtuals eco, that he expects to dwarf the previous two. virtuals' strategy: ship everything else first, then drop the governance/reputation alpha when the ecosystem is ready... (frog?🐸)