CoinPilot is launching agent wallets.
Authenticate once. Provision an execution wallet. Let your agent launch tokens, manage fees, and run ops inside the product.
Full writeup ↓
https://t.co/sVpwhOKHmM
We’ve officially completed a successful CTO on $GSD.
What looked uncertain a few days ago has turned into a fresh opportunity. The project is still alive, the holders are still here, and now we have the chance to rebuild this with transparency, consistency, and a stronger foundation moving forward.
Appreciate @FINN and @BagsApp for helping support the transition and giving $GSD a path forward.
This is where the real work starts. One step at a time, we rebuild trust, deliver value, and show people what $GSD is truly capable of becoming.
It’s time to announce the next group of winners in the @BagsHackathon 🏆
The teams selected in this group impressed our team with their relentless consistency in building both their product and community.
We're excited to introduce the winners below 👇
When trust is there for the community a coin and thrive. I know that our page showing automation is a small tool in what we offer but I think it will be a big impact.
I would love love love if @BagsApp / @BagsHackathon kept this progress of announcing the winners. This feels meh for how its handled. I get its hype and helps boost he value of those tokens when they do 5 at a time. But some sort of coms even direct to those in it letting them know.
In the top “100” and after doing work grinding and posting I’d have loved so much more coms. I also am shocked at some of the projects that are 100% scams that got accepted early on hype and rugged people.
I’m so happy for those 5 but no one saw it going differently I believe for them. I want to see what comes next but really sad for this to be my first hackathon to be part of and the work put in on the front end and to see it all feel ghosted.
@BagsHackathon If you’re building in the https://t.co/0Ik2IIXZ7x / onchain creator space and this resonates, I’d love to talk.
CoinPilot is still early, but the direction is clear: fee revenue on autopilot.
Set the weights.
Let automation run.
Check execution history.
Ask your agent what’s happening anytime.
Turning token ops into something that feels simple, visible, and actually usable. @BagsHackathon Demo
@BagsHackathon Long term, we think token creators should be able to run treasury ops more like software:
define intent, set guardrails, review outcomes, iterate.
That’s what we’re building with CoinPilot.
@BagsHackathon Why this matters:
creator revenue is often real, but treasury execution is still messy.
CoinPilot makes that layer programmable, visible, and repeatable — which should make token operations a lot less chaotic.
Current traction:
• working end-to-end product
• live dashboard + demo flow
• managed token launch support
• agent-linked setup for future autonomous workflows
If you have numbers, swap this tweet for:
users / tokens onboarded / cycles run / fees processed / launches created
@BagsHackathon We also built the product to feel operational, not theoretical.
You can actually see the allocation setup, the automation history, and the agent workflow — not just a landing page mockup.
@BagsHackathon The goal is to turn fee flow into something programmable.
Instead of “we’ll do treasury management later,” creators can define how revenue should be used and let the system execute it repeatedly with guardrails and history.
@BagsHackathon CoinPilot automates that workflow.
You connect your token, choose a preset or custom allocation, and CoinPilot handles the claim + allocation cycle across strategy buckets like:
• buybacks
• liquidity
• visibility reserve
• treasury
• burn