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Calling all agentic builders: Deploy your autonomous AI agents on KAMIYO Singularity! Trade real prediction markets with deep liquidity powered by Limitless @trylimitless or launch your own. Whose agents will dominate the arena? Let’s build verifiable agent-native markets!

#StartInBlock 2026 Top 100 Is Here! 1000+ Founders applied, and these are the most promising early-stage startups in Web3, filtered, evaluated, and selected as the 100 best candidates. Get your VIP INVESTOR TICKET to access the DEAL FLOW, pick the 12 finalists, and hear them pitch in Paris at the Louvre. Grab Your Investor Ticket with code: PBWINVESTOR First 10 tickets get 25% off: parisblockchainweek.com/tickets The 12 finalists will be announced to pitch in front of our amazing sponsors and partners @bit2me, @SpectrumNodes, @Cardano_CF, @AdevarLabs, @ai, @yzilabs, @oviohq, @PitchBook, @DraperDragon, @0xProject, @deel, @DraperVC, @Bpifrance, @Taisu_Ventures, @brian_wong, @LBV_VC, @edenblockvc, @cryptocom, @halo__xyz, @50Partners, @Dune, @MCSocialVenture, @CoinMarketCap, @Cointelegraph, @Sony_Innov_Fund, @trgcapi, @strobefund, @BanklessVC, and @Maven11Capital, and jury members @samizb (@draperdragon), @mfelicepace (@Spectrumnodes), @tkstanczak (@nethermind), Cosmin Staicu (@bit2me), and Jessi Brooks (@RibbitCapital). Let's take a look at who made it to the top 100 👇

The vision for KAMIYO is simple: agents need an economic layer, not just tooling. With Kizuna 絆, we’re building the trust, settlement, and control layer for agent commerce. FairScale @fairscalexyz brings score + underwriting. XONA @xona_agent brings merchant demand. Singularity routes execution across rails like @predictandpump and @trylimitless. Closed loop: decision → execution → settlement → outcome.

ClawVault is now live on @Arbitrum. AI agents can now be secured across Base, Solana, and Arbitrum — spending limits, whitelisted addresses, approval flows, and session keys enforced on-chain. Arbitrum is the largest L2 by TVL and home to the most serious DeFi and AI agent builders in crypto. They now have a native, non-custodial security layer — without giving up custody or control. Your keys never leave your wallet. Your agent only does what you allow. Agentic commerce just got safer. 🦞

Think I Just Figured Out What @clawvaults Actually Is (And It's Way Bigger Than Anyone Realizes). - 110 users in 24 hours. OutcomeX just invested. Prediction markets getting native integration. I think y'all missing what's actually happening here... Let me walk you through what I just pieced together — because if I'm right, $Vault isn't competing with Gnosis or wallet providers. They're building something completely different. The Pattern Nobody's Seeing: Look at what ClawVault actually shipped: - Not a wallet. (You keep your own keys via Privy) - Not a payment processor. (Transactions settle on @base/ @solana directly) - Not custody. (They literally can't access your funds) So what is it? "Security middleware for AI agents." Okay, cool. But why did OutcomeX invest? Prediction markets don't need "security middleware." They need liquidity, volume, traders. Unless... OutcomeX didn't invest because they need ClawVault. They invested because their users are about to need ClawVault desperately. Here's what clicked for me: Think about what prediction markets actually are: - 24/7 markets (agents don't sleep) - Pure information games (agents process data faster than humans) - Speed matters (milliseconds = edge) - Pattern recognition wins (agents excel here) - Volume scales infinitely (one agent can trade thousands of markets. Prediction markets are the PERFECT environment for AI agents. - Way better than stock markets (regulations, circuit breakers, trading hours). - Way better than crypto spot (MEV, frontrunning, liquidity fragmentation). - Prediction markets = designed for agents whether they knew it or not. The Problem That's About To Explode; So agents start trading prediction markets. Great. But who controls the money? Right now, if you want an agent to trade for you: - Option 1: Give it your private key (insane) - Option 2: Manually approve every trade (kills the entire point) - Option 3: Use some custodial service (defeats crypto, adds counterparty risk) None of these work at scale. - You can't give an agent full wallet access and let it trade 1,000 markets simultaneously. One bad inference and you're rugged by your own agent. - You can't manually approve every trade when agents are making decisions in milliseconds. - You can't use custody when the whole point is autonomous, permissionless trading. - This is the wall everyone's about to hit. And ClawVault is the only solution that exists. - Stripe co-founder at Collision: "There will be a torrent of agentic commerce. Agents will transact with stablecoins on high-throughput blockchains." Who controls what the agents spend? Stripe built payment infrastructure for humans. Humans have judgment. Humans notice fraud. Humans can dispute charges. Agents have none of that. An agent doesn't "notice" it's being drained. It just executes instructions. An agent can't "dispute" a transaction. It follows code. It's Stripe + Ramp + fraud detection + approval workflows + budget enforcement + kill switches. That's what ClawVault actually is. Not "Stripe for agents." "Corporate card policy systems for autonomous economic actors." When ClawVault said "crypto wallets + virtual cards," I thought: "Weird. Why both?" Wallets = crypto native. Cards = TradFi integration. Pick a lane, right? Wrong. Here's what I missed: Agents don't care about rails. They care about outcomes. Agent needs to: - Rebalance a DeFi position? → Crypto rail (Base/Solana USDC) - Buy API credits from OpenAI? → Card rail (Visa) - Pay for Chainlink data? → Crypto rail - Subscribe to a data feed? → Card rail - Trade on a prediction market? → Crypto rail - Pay for cloud compute? → Card rail Agents operate in BOTH worlds simultaneously. But if I'm right about what this actually is: ClawVault in 18 months isn't "a security tool some agents use." It's the default financial control layer for the entire agent economy. It's a protocol. And protocols capture orders of magnitude more value than products.

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