AMA Foundation

2 months ago

The Amadeus Founding Validator Program is now live. A limited cohort of infrastructure providers, protocols, institutions and ecosystem partners will help secure and shape Amadeus as we scale the confidential L1 for agentic finance. And there are two ways in: ⚡ Bring compute Run an Amadeus node and contribute real compute to the network. Rank among the top solvers and earn AMA every epoch. 🔒 Bring stake Operate a validator backed by 1M+ AMA through LockupVaults — your own stake, delegated stake, or a combination. For selected founding partners, the AMA treasury can even provide the initial 1M AMA required to qualify, removing the upfront capital barrier. Founding validators also receive: → Validator rewards and commissions → Governance seats → Founding partner recognition → Ecosystem visibility → AMA Hub + compute credits → Full technical onboarding and validator support → +5% bonus yield for the first 12 months for eligible early vaults Amadeus has been live since March 2025. The validator set that secures its next phase is being formed now. The founding cohort is limited. Once it closes, it closes. Become an Amadeus Founding Validator ↓

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3 months ago

@ama_protocol We built Amadeus as a confidential L1 for agentic finance. We are really excited to finally put this in the hands of our users.

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3 months ago

We built Amadeus as a confidential L1 for agentic finance, and AMA Hub is one of our flagship products built on top of it. What we are most excited about is the idea that you can build an autonomous agent without having to expose the strategy that gives you an edge.

3 months ago

AI agents are moving on-chain with Amadeus. 🔒 Confidential L1 for agentic finance 🤖AMA Hub: built on Amadeus 🕵️ Autonomous agents. Monetize your edge. ⚡️ Native compute via uPoW 🌐Traders, builders, DeFi & institutions Open beta. 0 fees 👇 https://t.co/YWE9Lstq8T

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3 months ago

Live integration test: @ama_protocol separates social checks from reward settlement. X proves the public action, wallet signatures bind one campaign identity, and the AMA chain records PRIME. This makes failures visible instead of treating a queued check as a reward.

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3 months ago

@ama_protocol Live reply verification test for the @ama_protocol campaign — 2026-08-12T22:39:00Z

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3 months ago

Live SNAG verification test for @ama_protocol — 2026-08-12T22:38:44Z

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AMA_Fdn retweeted

4 months ago

Raditz Update: v1.5.5 Amadeus node v1.5.5 is live, introducing a major upgrade to AMA's utility, emission model, and network security. Key changes: 🔒 Native Yield Vaults: AMA holders can lock tokens for 3, 6, or 12 months at nominal APYs of 5-20% for early participants. Each vault backs a validator, meaning staked AMA directly strengthens network security. Validators need at least 1M AMA in vault backing to qualify. 💰 Dev fee reduced: The previous model sent ~85.7% of emissions to designated community-fund validators. That's now replaced with a protocol treasury allocation of up to 25%, funded from unused emission capacity rather than participant rewards. 📉 Emissions down ~70%: The new Shenron curve reduces daily issuance from ~1.35M AMA to ~240k-310k AMA at activation, gradually rather than through abrupt halvings, creating a more predictable supply schedule. ⚡ Rewards realigned: The new emission budget splits 50/50 between Yield Vaults and uPoW miners, with miner rewards tied to measurable network compute contribution. 🏗️ Decentralized validator set: Starting at epoch 750, validator eligibility shifts entirely to Yield Vault backing and top uPoW solvers. By epoch 760, designated validators are fully removed, no hardcoded addresses, no protocol-designated operators. Together, v1.5.5 and the epoch-760 transition materially strengthen AMA's security, decentralization, and economic architecture, while giving exchanges clearer visibility into issuance and reward accounting. We'll be diving deep into more details in the coming days.

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AMA_Fdn retweeted

4 months ago

Most tokens claim "fair launch." Almost none actually are. AMA is different and we mean that literally, not as a marketing line. Here's what "fair" actually means in AMA's tokenomics

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AMA_Fdn retweeted

4 months ago

What Bitte becomes on Amadeus When we acquired Bitte, the story wasn't really about the product. It was about what Bitte had already proven. 24,000+ users. 2.8 million messages. 16,000+ agents built across real exchange and DeFi integrations. It was a working system with real usage patterns and a dataset that tells us exactly how people think about, talk to, and rely on trading agents. That data is shaping everything we build. But the more important question is what Bitte becomes from here. Those 16,000+ agents were functional, but limited. No privacy. No autonomous execution. No guaranteed determinism. On Amadeus, that changes. Those same agents now have access to uPoW, native compute and TEEs, meaning they can run fully autonomously, confidentially, and without centralized dependencies. For traders especially, that distinction matters. Your strategy stays private. Your execution is verifiable. Your agent doesn't phone home. The Bitte acquisition gave us distribution and proof. $AMA gives Bitte agents something they never had: infrastructure actually built for them. That evolution now lives in AMA Hub; the natural home for what Bitte's agents are becoming.

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AMA_Fdn retweeted

4 months ago

Most agents today run as black boxes. They sit on centralized infrastructure, produce an output, and you take their word for it. You can't audit the run. You can't replay it. You can't verify that what happened is what was supposed to happen. That's fine for a chatbot. It's not fine when an agent is managing a trading strategy, settling a prediction market payout, executing a treasury rebalancing decision, or routing funds between protocols. In those cases, one question matters: what exactly did the agent do, and why? Deterministic execution on Amadeus means every agent run is reproducible and auditable. Operators can be held accountable. Errors can be traced. Outcomes can be verified. We're not promising agents are always right. We're promising that when they act, you can see exactly what they did and replay it. That's not a feature. That's the foundation of trust.

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AMA_Fdn retweeted

4 months ago

If you're new here, welcome. Over the coming days and weeks, we'll be taking you inside Amadeus—sharing the technology, product releases, protocol development, ecosystem growth, AMA Hub, and the milestones shaping the future of agentic finance. Whether you've been with us from the beginning or you've just joined us, this is where you'll find everything we're building toward. If you'd like to understand the vision before we unpack it piece by piece, our litepaper is the best place to start.

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AMA_Fdn retweeted

4 months ago

Everyone's building AI agents. Almost no one is asking if the infrastructure beneath them was designed for them. Ethereum was built for token transfers. Solana for high-throughput trading. Both are excellent at what they do but agents are different. They're not transactions. They're long-running processes that hold value, act on sensitive data, learn over time, and coordinate with other agents continuously. Current chains weren't built for any of that. So builders patch it together — centralized infrastructure, generic blockspace, off-chain logic. The result is a black box. No auditability. No accountability. No trust. That's the gap Amadeus was built to close. We designed a Layer 1 from the ground up for private, deterministic, self-improving agents with native compute, payments, and a marketplace baked into the protocol. The infrastructure you use shapes what you can build. It's time agents had infrastructure built for them.

ama_protocol's tweet photo. Everyone's building AI agents. Almost no one is asking if the infrastructure beneath them was designed for them.

Ethereum was built for token transfers. Solana for high-throughput trading. Both are excellent at what they do but agents are different.

They're not transactions. They're long-running processes that hold value, act on sensitive data, learn over time, and coordinate with other agents continuously. Current chains weren't built for any of that.

So builders patch it together — centralized infrastructure, generic blockspace, off-chain logic. The result is a black box. No auditability. No accountability. No trust.

That's the gap Amadeus was built to close.

We designed a Layer 1 from the ground up for private, deterministic, self-improving agents with native compute, payments, and a marketplace baked into the protocol.

The infrastructure you use shapes what you can build. It's time agents had infrastructure built for them.

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4 months ago

@lantern060 @ama_protocol More books to be written

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