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UniAgent: One wallet. Every chain. Built for AI agents. A single USDC balance, trade on any chain. Zero bridges. No limits. Just open-sourced UniAgent, an OpenClaw skill that gives AI agents the ability to trade any token on any blockchain from a single USDC balance. Trade everywhere without bridging. Here's the problem this solves. If you want an AI agent to trade on different chains today, you need to set up separate wallets for every chain. An EVM wallet for Ethereum and L2s. A different keypair for Solana. You have to manually bridge funds between them, configure RPC endpoints, manage gas tokens, handle different signing schemes. Every new chain is another integration, another wallet, another thing that can break. That's why most agent frameworks just don't touch DeFi. We built UniAgent on top of @ParticleNtwrk Universal Accounts, and it completely changes the game. Instead of juggling wallets per chain, the agent holds one unified balance (usually USDC) and can trade across 21+ blockchains from that single position. Buy a token on Solana. Sell one on Arbitrum. Transfer USDT to someone on Polygon. Convert ETH on Base. All from one account, one private key, one command. No bridges needed, ever. The way it works is pretty straightforward. There's a backend server that wraps the Particle Network Universal Account SDK and keeps all the infrastructure credentials private. The agent installs a lightweight skill that talks to our API, signs transactions locally (the private key never leaves the machine), and the backend takes care of all the cross-chain routing, bridging, and gas abstraction behind the scenes. The agent doesn't need to know or care which chain its USDC is sitting on. Universal Accounts figure out the best path automatically. What makes this different from just another swap tool is that it was designed from the start for autonomous agents, not humans clicking buttons. The user just installs the skill. That's it. The agent reads what it needs to do, runs init on its own, generates the wallet, sets up the Universal Account, and comes back to the user with a deposit address. The user sends USDC and they're live. No config files. No terminal commands. No setup guide. The agent handles everything. The whole chain barrier thing just disappears. An agent doesn't need to understand the difference between an EVM address and a Solana pubkey. It doesn't need to hold SOL for gas on Solana and ETH for gas on Arbitrum. Universal gas abstraction handles all of that. The agent says "buy $10 of this token on that chain" and it just works. 21 chains. Ethereum, @solana, @base, @arbitrum, @binance, @0xPolygon, @avax, @Optimism, Linea, Sonic, Berachain, Mantle, @monad_xyz, and more. 6 primary assets with deep cross-chain liquidity. One unified balance. Zero bridging. This is what DeFi access for agents should actually look like. GitHub: github.com/BastianMIllan/… MIT Licensed. Built with @ParticleNtwrk Universal Accounts.

you can now set up automations on x or terminal through bankr and get notified on telegram. for example: @bankrbot every week check current US interest rate conditions. look at: fed funds rate, 2yr/10yr treasury yields (current + 30-day change), muni bond market conditions, and any upcoming fed policy signals. respond with: - GREEN (stable), YELLOW (shifting), or RED (significant move) - one sentence summary. send this to telegram.

@zeroalwayswins pretty crazy claim. people will eventually catch on to what hes building with his team linkedin.com/in/sergiohc95/