BX 138

@demos_network maximalist

[BX 138 @BX_138]

@33b345 @demos_network cracks identity

for human and agentic users

[BX 138 @BX_138]

@cryptorover @demos_network

[BX 138 @BX_138]

@Randomblock6 lfg

[Randomblock @Randomblock6]

Demos cracked identity
Demos cracked cross chain
Demos cracked decentralisation
Demos cracked private Vs public

The perfect storm for the agentic economy.

[Demos Network @demos_network]

Web3 tokenized attention. The next step is tokenizing work that agents actually deliver and verify on-chain. @iamjacobi is live now with @Vanarchain talking agentic commerce and DACS. Join us 👇

[BX 138 @BX_138]

@Randomblock6 frighteningly negligent lol

[BX 138 @BX_138]

@Randomblock6 @demos_network 😆

[Demos Network @demos_network]

Omniwebbers assemble! a topic very close to our hearts!

[Randomblock @Randomblock6]

Let's not build agentic commerce in walled gardens.

We can and should do better.

[Randomblock @Randomblock6]

In future years we will laugh that we used to expect agents to click through UI's mimicking primitive human to machine workflows.

[BX 138 @BX_138]

@iruletrenches @demos_network is bringing it back for the nerds

[Randomblock @Randomblock6]

Agentic commerce is so much more than buying your groceries.

[Demos Network @demos_network]

Opensource FTW!

[XM33 @CypherX33]

@UseBursar @RobinhoodApp Caps at the facilitator are a great safety net. Demos (not live yet) is designed to pair limits like these with signed receipts, so every capped or blocked payment leaves a verifiable trail.

[Cody @Codyggggg1]

@donnoh_eth @demos_network launching soon and was built quantum safe from the beginning

[BX 138 @BX_138]

wise words

[Randomblock @Randomblock6]

Before we have speed let's make sure agentic transactions are safe - no point having machine speed if you can't trust the machine.

[XM33 @CypherX33]

@KeratKog Love the transparency on real flows. Demos (coming soon) is designed to tie each of those payments to proof the work was delivered, so the 732 calls become 732 verifiable receipts.

[TheCookingSenpai (TCSenpai) @ KyneSys Labs @tcookingsenpai]

10 years from now and we will use natural language as our main human to machine protocol, just as we use mouse and keyboard and programs now.

Unfortunately, this will also bring a lot of closed and shady, unaudited, agent based workflows.

[XM33 @CypherX33]

If this is building systems where the surveillance was never there to find.

Demos Network’s L2 privacy subnet encrypts transactions client-side before they leave the device and verifies batches with ZK proofs, so amounts and recipients stay hidden. Its messaging layer is end-to-end (including post-quantum) by default, not as an opt-in. Crux Decussata is building XMessenger on that stack: peer-to-peer encrypted chat and transfers, no central servers, claimed zero metadata, offline delivery via encrypted storage.

If the code matches the specs and stays auditable, you don’t have to reverse-engineer the app to check for trackers. The protocol itself can’t see the contents. Complements the “expose the closed-source stuff” angle instead of replacing it.
Still early, but that’s the bet.

[Demos Network @demos_network]

It was always important for us to start with PQC as a primitive in Demos.

What is more important is the modular design that enables upgrades moving forwards.