harsh

contributing on making defi boring. ex @aave labs

[Tirth Kanani @tirth_8205]

https://t.co/Y5GTZQ0Vlg

[Baillie Gifford Digital Assets @BGDA_UK]

Today we introduce $BAGEY: the Baillie Gifford Enhanced Yield Fund. An actively managed bond fund, issued natively onchain, with the blockchain as the legal source of truth.

Most tokenised funds are wrappers: a tokenised claim on a fund whose structure and ownership record live offchain.

$BAGEY is different.

No wrapper. The token is your holding in the fund, with ownership recorded onchain, and subscribe and redeem in stablecoins. All of it within a UK-regulated fund structure.

That is what native means. $BAGEY, own it, natively.

[Divigent @DivigentAI]

Divigent’s SDK and MCP server have been audited by @SecurityOak.
As agent wallets begin managing large USDC reserves, the integration layer matters.
Oak reviewed our SDK + MCP surface and published the report here:
https://t.co/wR59FIvakh

[Divigent @DivigentAI]

Agentic wallets are becoming operating treasuries.
These wallets are not just holding USDC.
They are funding real workflows, receiving revenue, and staying ready for the next action.

Over the last 30 days, https://t.co/tZAN9KCsTE shows:
• 75M+ transactions
• $24M+ volume
• 94K buyers
• 22K sellers

Divigent is building the treasury layer for that shift on Base.

[Divigent @DivigentAI]

What if Franklin had a treasury layer?

We equipped Divigent onto @FranklinRun_ to show how it works.

Any x402 wallet can add the same flow: keep reserve USDC ready for payments, route excess into yield, and recall liquidity only when needed.

If you’re building an agent wallet on Base, use the API docs below to wire this flow:

Docs: https://t.co/gFf7fpmyTW

[Divigent @DivigentAI]

Agent wallets are different from human wallets.

They need a live reserve: enough USDC liquid for the next actions, and the rest productive.

Divigent studies each wallet’s payment pattern, sets an adaptive reserve, deploys excess to yield, and recalls just enough if liquidity is short.

That’s treasury intelligence for agent wallets.

[Divigent @DivigentAI]

Divigent's treasury intelligence is now live inside Anchor x402.

Anchor x402 is a production set of pay-per-call services for AI agents spanning compliance, sanctions screening, transaction decoding, attestations, and onchain anchoring.

Divigent now provides the liquidity intelligence behind Anchor’s treasury: measuring usable USDC, protecting adaptive reserves, recalling only what is needed, and redeploying excess into monitored yield venues.

[Divigent @DivigentAI]

Appreciate the inclusion in today’s @BaseHubHB recap.

Divigent is live on Base: yield infrastructure for AI agents that keeps USDC productive while preserving payment liquidity.

More integrations are currently underway.

[Divigent @DivigentAI]

Big night at Base Batches Demo Day.

Grateful Divigent was in the room with so many sharp founders, builders, and investors across the Base ecosystem.

The agent + stablecoin infrastructure wave is starting to feel very real.

@base @x402

[Stu Fereea @StuuFereea]

Saw @base repost this and it stopped me mid-scroll.

I play internet money detective on Base, so I went digging into @DivigentAI.

Plain English breakdown, no hype, Just what it actually is and why it matters.

What is this?

Divigent lets AI agent wallets on Base earn yield on their USDC while still spending it instantly for payments.

Idle money gets parked in proven lending spots, but they keep cash ready.

A clean audit has been done. Full version launches soon, and first partners are already testing it.

How does it affect Base?

This lines up with @base’s 2026 plan to make stablecoin payments and AI agents actually useful.

More money working instead of sitting idle means real activity and growth on the chain.

Agents can pay and move without extra steps or delays, driving everyday use.

Pros & Cons / Risks?

Big plus: idle USDC earns yield while keeping full control and instant spend ability.

Audit done by @SecurityOak

Downsides are the usual one:

Possible code issues, shaky lending markets, and it’s still new so we’ll see how it handles real pressure.

How can we benefit?

Builders can make smarter agents that don’t waste money.

Regular users get agents that work smoothly.

Traders find extra yield plays on Base.

Everyone wins if the chain gets more real money flowing and more useful building.

My take?

Base is quietly building the best home for AI agents that actually use real money.

Cheap, fast stablecoin setup plus tools like @DivigentAI turn autonomous agents from talk into daily reality.

While others chase hype, Base is laying down the simple infrastructure agents need to run nonstop.

Another day and another tool being built for agents on Base 🟦

Who else is loading up on Base agents this cycle?

[harsh @HarshBhatt151]

Under the hood, Divigent routes USDC across onchain yield venues while keeping an adaptive reserve available for x402 payments.

As AI agents start holding and moving real capital, they will need more than wallets.

They will need liquidity management.

[Divigent @DivigentAI]

Introducing Divigent — yield infrastructure for AI agents, live on Base.

Agents hold USDC. That capital sits idle between payments. Divigent puts it to work non-custodially, with an adaptive reserve that keeps payment liquidity instant.

Built on Base. Routes onchain across Aave V3 and Morpho Prime. Audited by Oak Security.

https://t.co/8wYHhTek6t

[Divigent @DivigentAI]

Our Founder, Eduard Kotysh, presented Divigent on stage at Consensus Miami's PitchFest as a finalist in the Agentic Commerce track.
Big thanks to @dom_kwok for hosting and to the judges @Shaughnessy119, @leah_cb, and @AguilarJanis for the sharpest Q&A our deck has had.
Data credit to @tomsmart_ai.
Mainnet on @base end of this month.

[Divigent @DivigentAI]

Divigent's smart contract security audit with @SecurityOak is complete.
[0 criticals. All others findings fixed and verified.]
Mainnet on @base later this month.
Full report on our Github: https://t.co/co7Uj0eo5g

[Divigent @DivigentAI]

Divigent has been selected as @CoinDesk PitchFest semifinalist at @Consensus2026 — Agentic Commerce track, Miami, May 5–7.
See you at the Agentic Commerce stage⚡

[Divigent @DivigentAI]

We analyzed 12,665 active x402 payer wallets over 10 days — wash-filtered, on-chain data.
The median gap between payments: 10 hours. The p90: nearly 2 days. The p99: over 2 days.
AI agent capital sits idle for hours between every payment.
That capital should be working. 🧵 Data: @tomsmart_ai

[Divigent @DivigentAI]

165M x402 transactions. 480k+ active agents.
Agentic Market just launched as the discovery layer for the agent economy.
Divigent is the yield layer for every agent in it. Every dollar those agents hold between payments should be working.
https://t.co/dF0FTFNWA1

[Divigent @DivigentAI]

AI agents are about to manage serious capital.

Most of them have no idea what to do with USDC when it's sitting idle.
Here's the infrastructure problem and how we're solving it: 🧵

[Prof. Feynman @ProfFeynman]

And therefore when we go to investigate we shouldn't pre-decide what it is we are trying to do except to find out more about it... My interest in science is to simply find out more about the world.

[Digital Asset Summit 2026 @blockworksDAS]

What was top of mind for the industry at DAS NYC?

3 Days. 102 sessions. 220 speakers.

Here's what was mentioned the most

[Divigent @DivigentAI]

AI agents can now pay, trade, and sign transactions autonomously.

The one thing they still can't do: earn yield on the capital sitting in their wallets.

400,000 agents. Millions in idle float. Zero yield.

We built the infrastructure to fix that. 🧵