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$OOPS liquidity has been added on Meteora. Contract Address : 2VRC6F23CjLv3nBHnNw41ua21jACWKcFmbWH4KohNKWU

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X402 season on Solana ?

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Submissions for the Solana x402 Hackathon are due tonight! Get your submissions in by 11:59pm EST. Over $100k+ in bounties are up for grabs, make sure you submit your project 👇

@OttoWallet 看 x402 真动作：短平快的代币化实验🚀 演示 / Tokenized 实验：测试网、代币分发、链上观测工具。 案例： • @oopsmoneys：$OOPS 全部通过 x402 分发 • pingobserver：用 $PING 做观测/测试 谁先试水？ #x402

The Base ecosystem is leading the x402 space, but there are more and more Solana projects popping up and I saw a really good x402 ecosystem map from @solana_daily and decided to tell you what these projects are actually doing. $PAYAI by @PayAINetwork PayAI builds the tools that let AI agents hire, sell, and pay each other from x402 routing to freelance agent marketplaces. Imagine Fiverr, but for autonomous agents paying one another per task. Token utility: $PAYAI reduces platform fees, boosts listing visibility, and enables future governance and arbitration functions. @corbits_dev is one of the first teams to make x402 tangible to everyday users. Their AI app, Mallory, feels like a normal chat interface, but underneath, every query is an x402 transaction. Mallory connects to hard-to-access APIs like Nansen’s gold-tier data and pays fractions of a cent per call all automatically, without user accounts or API keys. It’s the first consumer example of a machine using x402 in production, proving that agents can pay for information autonomously. Token utility: Corbits doesn’t have a token, they’re focused on product, developer adoption, and open infrastructure first. $AVO by @avodotso Avo is a trading agent marketplace that lets anyone deploy or use AI trading agents as personal portfolio assistants. You can follow indexes, copy wallets, or use AI-driven models built by researchers and professionals. Each agent runs its own strategy and executes transactions on-chain, with x402 handling the micro-payments for usage and performance fees. Avo’s long-term vision is to create an open market of algorithmic traders anyone can access in a few clicks. Token utility: $AVO powers the entire platform, used for staking, governance, transaction fee discounts, and rewarding agent developers and community growth $DREAMS by @daydreamsagents Daydreams is a TypeScript framework for stateful AI agents each with its own memory and scoped actions. Using x402, these agents become nanoservices that charge per interaction, like paying $0.10 to talk to a micro-bot that remembers you. Token utility: $DREAMS captures protocol revenue through buybacks tied to x402 agent usage and fuels ecosystem incentives. $OPUS by @opus_universe Opus is building full-stack infrastructure for autonomous agents, spanning ogOS (its agent operating system), Opus Chain, and multi-agent simulation environments. The goal is to create a sovereign agentic economy where AI identities can transact, coordinate, and evolve independently. Their “Infinite Bazaar” simulation is designed as an x402-enabled environment where agents learn to trade and interact economically. Opus is effectively building the backbone for large-scale autonomous coordination. Token utility: $OPUS is used for protocol access, sandbox participation, governance, buybacks, and staking across the broader Opus ecosystem. $BREW by @homebrewrobots Homebrew Robotics builds a bridge between the physical and digital agent economy. Through BrewPay, robots can now perform x402 transactions paying for maps, APIs, or digital context data in real time. It’s what allows machines to transact for both physical goods and digital inputs, extending x402 from the web into the real world. As BrewPay evolves, it’s aligning with Google’s AP2 standard to ensure secure, compliant robotic commerce. Token utility: $BREW is used within the Homebrew ecosystem for transaction fees, marketplace access, and data exchange between robots and AI agents. $FDRY by @unbrowse Foundry builds AI-native tools for creators and small teams: video editors, code agents, and operational assistants that run autonomously and settle payments via x402. Their thesis is that as software costs collapse, independent creators will replace corporate teams by leveraging AI infrastructure. Foundry’s agents are built for this new generation of solopreneurs who want enterprise-grade tools without enterprise complexity. Token utility: $FDRY grants discounts across all Foundry services, funds buybacks and burns through profit share, and powers an internal algo-trading engine that sustains platform growth. $DEXTER by @dexteraisol Dexter is a voice-first trading interface for onchain desks. Say “Swap 10 SOL to USDC and log the trade”, Dexter handles routing, policy checks, and compliance receipts in seconds. It’s the Bloomberg voice terminal for Solana. Token utility: Being revised; designed for usage staking, fee sharing, and governance of the trading infrastructure. $OOPS by @OopsMoneys Oops is the first Solana token launched entirely via x402. Every user minted tokens by paying 5 USDC directly through the protocol, instantly receiving 50,000 OOPS with half the funds seeded as liquidity and half distributed back to contributors. It’s a fully transparent, programmatic launch model no team allocations, no presale, no intermediaries. Oops serves as a working demo of how x402 can automate token distribution end-to-end. Token utility: $OOPS is a pure experiment it has no functional utility beyond showcasing transparent, pay-to-mint token issuance via x402. $QUAIN by @quaindotcom Quain connects AI agents with real-world assets. By integrating x402 into its RWA protocol, Quain’s agents can autonomously pull verified off-chain data such as asset prices, documents, or audit reports and pay per access in real time. This makes their system faster, cheaper, and more trustworthy by removing manual middle layers. Quain is one of the first RWA protocols to embed autonomous payments at the infrastructure level. Token utility: $QUAIN is used for transaction fees, staking, and governance within the AI + RWA ecosystem, aligning incentives between data providers, validators, and agents. $FREGO by @GetFrego FregOS is the safety and compliance layer of the agentic economy. It provides observability, guardrails, and automated regulation enforcement for AI agents operating on-chain. The platform tracks every action, blocks unsafe behavior before it happens, and ensures compliance with GDPR, ISO 42001, and the EU AI Act. It’s the infrastructure that turns agent autonomy into verifiable trust. Token utility: $FREGO is staked by validators and developers to ensure safe operation, slashed for violations, and supported by buybacks and burns from platform revenue.

$OOPS applied on Solana x402 Virtual Hackathon

X402 on Solana is future

Google gets it x402

@shafu0x $OPSS First x402 token on Solana

shill me what you are building

Shipped a series of improvements for the facilitator! It should feel faster now. ⚡️ ✨ Building with x402? Give it a try 👇 facilitator.payai.network

Building

npm install facilitators The drop-in configuration for all x402 facilitators