@AndrewCryptoHQ Yes that's how fast the sentiment reverse too and you'll be happy you built a position. Glad you're holding $Spectre closely. Team just deployed visually appealing themes to dapp and yes it's aura
https://t.co/QCMkWBPv3g
Spectre AI Pro Themes are now deployed for Desktop & Mobile.
This feature follows the deployment of themes in Spectre AI LITE.
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Thoroughly enjoyed answering questions about the Market & Spectre AI for @CryptoBlockto.
These are the type of immersive interviews that need to take place often.
Thank you.
Hey Spectre.
Watch our Founder, @Sunny_Enzo, speak directly with the Spectre AI Agent as it performs its own technical analysis, charts the setup and executes a buy order.
Introducing automated AI research and trading through voice and natural conversation, built directly into the ethereum:0x9cf0ed013e67db12ca3af8e7506fe401aa14dad6 AI Screener Platform.
Our Co-Founder @Gleb02f has been hard working at executing this vision.
We still underestimate what AI agents could become in crypto.
A lot of people still think they're just smarter chatbots. They're not.
Chatbots are reactive. They answer questions.
AI agents are goal-driven.
Give them an objective, like researching a market, managing a portfolio, fixing code, or booking a service and they'll:
- plan the steps
- use the right tools
- evaluate the results
- adapt along the way
The difference is that crypto agents don't just analyse, they can act.
They can hold wallets, sign transactions, interact with DeFi protocols, monitor markets, post on social platforms, and pay for services, all with varying levels of autonomy.
They’re essentially large language models connected to wallets, blockchain infrastructure, APIs, and external tools.
Most crypto AI agents are built around a few core components:
• An LLM that handles reasoning and planning
• Tool integrations for web search, on-chain data, social media, APIs, and DeFi
• A non-custodial wallet to execute on-chain actions
• Memory that helps the agent stay consistent over time
In more advanced systems, multiple specialised agents work together: one planning, another researching, and another executing.
✦ Two ecosystems have emerged as early leaders:
- @virtuals_io Protocol on Base: focuses on creating tokenised AI agents that can own capital, perform jobs, and participate in agent-to-agent commerce.
- @elizaOS: has become one of the most widely used open-source frameworks for building AI agents that can operate across platforms like X, Discord, Telegram, and blockchain networks.
Another important trend is agentic payments.
AI agents can't easily open bank accounts or access traditional payment rails.
Stablecoins solve that problem by allowing agents to pay for compute, data, APIs, and even other agents' services through instant, programmable micropayments.
Projects & infrastructure working on this:
→ x402 (coinbase): Open standard for agentic/machine-to-machine payments
→ Google AP2: Agentic Payments Protocol
→ @moonpay agents: Non-custodial agent infrastructure
→ @crossmint: Agent wallets + virtual cards
→ @Nevermined_ai: Agentic payments + settlement platform
This is where crypto becomes a natural fit.
Blockchains give AI agents three things traditional systems struggle to provide:
- Native programmable money.
- Permissionless access to financial infrastructure.
- Verifiable identity and reputation through on-chain activity.
That's why many now see blockchain as the settlement layer for the emerging agent economy.
That said, we're still early.
Many so-called "AI agents" today are little more than chatbots with wallets attached. Security, reliability, and prompt injection remain real challenges.
The projects worth paying attention to are the ones generating actual usage, not just speculative token narratives.
Top projects on my watchlist 🔻
> $NEAR - @NEARProtocol: infra + settlement for the AI agent economy
> $SPECTRE - @Spectre__AI: AI market intel for crypto, stocks, on-chain
> $AEON - @AEON_Community: agent payments + real-world commerce
> $SERV - @openservai: reasoning + orchestration for prod agents
> $INTENT - @intentfitech: natural-language on-chain investing (swaps, yield, perps)
> $VEX - @ProjectVEXai: verifiable agent for on-chain capital + yield
> $FET - @Fetch_ai: decentralized network + marketplace for AI agents
> $TAO - @opentensor: incentivizing intelligency
✦ The bigger picture is becoming clearer:
As AI becomes increasingly autonomous, it will need a financial system that can operate without relying on traditional banks or constant human intervention.
Crypto provides that foundation.
The next generation of AI won't just answer questions. It will research, negotiate, transact, coordinate, and manage capital.
Crypto is giving those systems an economic layer to operate on.
Massive week ahead at ethereum:0x9cf0ed013e67db12ca3af8e7506fe401aa14dad6 with major deployments gearing up.
From next week, we begin operation Main Launch. An official date will be announced in due time. Gating/Tiers/User authentications and other updates to follow.
Full scaling of Spectre to the public. Beta has been fully filled 3 times.
Spectre Brain, Pulse, Lense, and more are in the works to scale beyond.
@CryptoWizardd GM Wizz, enjoying the weekend already and surfing ethereum:0x9cf0ed013e67db12ca3af8e7506fe401aa14dad6 dapp.
Spectre team just cooked a micro cap tracker 👀
https://t.co/ipoFAmpgNT
Introducing OTHERS2.
Microcaps deserve their own tracker.
Most market cap indices mix majors with smaller tokens, making it difficult to understand what’s really happening beneath the surface. OTHERS2 changes that by tracking the combined market cap of tokens ranked 101–4000, giving us a much clearer view of where capital is actually flowing.
We rebuilt years of historical data to reconstruct the index, and yesterday OTHERS2 went live with real-time calculations. From now on, market caps and DEX volumes are continuously processed, allowing us to monitor the health of the microcap market as it develops.
Inside Spectre PRO, OTHERS2 is becoming a dedicated Microcap Analysis Mode with:
• OTHERS2 market cap
• Cross-chain DEX volume
• Rotation signals
• Chain-by-chain strength
• Live market intelligence
The goal is simple:
Is it actually time for on-chain microcaps?
The first version is already live in the Spectre platform and our Telegram tools.
@tradingview integration is next, bringing the full historical OTHERS2 index together with live updates directly onto your charts.
Today’s “Not Go Time” verdict was our first live production run. We intentionally kept the model conservative and are already refining it after observing early rotation behaviour.
What we’re seeing now:
• ETH continues to lead the market higher.
• On-chain microcaps are still relatively quiet.
• Robinhood Chain has been the strongest exception since launch, with DEX activity and runners continuing to build.
• Cross-chain DEX volumes are starting to improve, but broad microcap participation hasn’t arrived yet.
We’re not trying to predict the next 100x.
We’re measuring when liquidity begins rotating into the long tail before it becomes obvious.
OTHERS2. The microcap market, finally measured properly.
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