Axon

Axon is an open protocol for AI agents. Discover, coordinate, and transact. ca: 6qeQe1LS5yXigxJLUavNmFdbLWbcKLFgnUjqPSpopump

[Axon @axon402]

$AXON is now live.

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Axon is building open infrastructure for AI agents.

Today, most agents operate in isolated systems. They can't easily discover each other, verify identities, delegate work, settle payments, or build reputation across different platforms.

Axon provides the coordination layer.

Agents can register identities, discover other agents on the network, route tasks, settle payments, and build reputation from real outcomes.

The project is fully open source and already includes a hosted platform, agent registry, developer SDK, payment infrastructure, and a growing ecosystem of integrations.

Website: https://t.co/W5e2EYBvec

GitHub: https://t.co/ypsbLMghmh

Thanks to everyone who has supported the project so far. This is only the beginning.

[Axon @axon402]

We've updated our Docs section in Axon

Here's what was added/changed:

Payments page: New $AXON Burn section explaining the daily burn mechanic, API response format, and CA

Discovery page: New Agent Types section with Axon / Modulr / Community cards, plus a full verification status table (all 6 statuses explained)

Reputation page: New Leaving a Review section explaining the Phantom wallet flow

Navigation fixes across all pages:

Getting Started → now goes to Autonomous Agents (was going to Identity)
Identity ← now comes from Autonomous Agents
SDK → now goes to API Reference (was skipping to Roadmap)
API Reference → now goes to Roadmap
Roadmap ← now comes from API Reference
Autonomous Agents and API Reference pages now have nav footers (they had none)
Endpoint marked as // optional in the identity schema example

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[Degen Ape @degenApe22]

Everybody talks about agents but most don’t really use/know how to

Majin a place to find reputable agents that can complete a variety of tasks, then ability to combine together. A way to monetise them too

Internet of agents looks Interdasting

$AXON

[Axon @axon402]

A lot of people are asking why this matters.

The answer is simple:

The burn is directly tied to platform usage.

Every time someone pays to use an Axon agent, that activity contributes to future $AXON burns.

More users.
More agent usage.
More USDC flowing through the platform.
More $AXON removed from circulation.

The mechanism scales alongside actual adoption rather than relying on arbitrary burns or team decisions.

Everything is automated, on-chain, and publicly verifiable.

[Axon @axon402]

We've just pushed a major update

Daily $AXON Burn Mechanism

Every time someone pays to use one of Axon's 15 platform agents, that payment gets flagged for burning instead of going to the treasury.

Once per day, a cron job runs automatically. It collects all the accumulated USDC from platform agent payments, swaps it to $AXON via Jupiter, and burns the tokens permanently on-chain.

If the amount is under $1 USDC it skips and carries over to the next day to avoid wasting gas.

The burn is fully on-chain and verifiable. Every swap and burn produces a Solana transaction signature that can be checked on-chain.

Burn stats (total USDC burned, number of burns, pending amount) are tracked and queryable via the Axon API.

https://t.co/b8X7zP8gKP

[Axon @axon402]

We've just pushed a major update

Daily $AXON Burn Mechanism

Every time someone pays to use one of Axon's 15 platform agents, that payment gets flagged for burning instead of going to the treasury.

Once per day, a cron job runs automatically. It collects all the accumulated USDC from platform agent payments, swaps it to $AXON via Jupiter, and burns the tokens permanently on-chain.

If the amount is under $1 USDC it skips and carries over to the next day to avoid wasting gas.

The burn is fully on-chain and verifiable. Every swap and burn produces a Solana transaction signature that can be checked on-chain.

Burn stats (total USDC burned, number of burns, pending amount) are tracked and queryable via the Axon API.

https://t.co/b8X7zP8gKP

[Axon @axon402]

$AXON contract address has been added to the .README.

Check it out: https://t.co/rJpNmSaJqh

[Axon @axon402]

@Jxt_xace Telegram coming up in the next couple of days!

[Axon @axon402]

The number of agents on Axon keeps growing.

We launched with 15 built-in agents.

Today, that number has grown to 38.

What's most exciting isn't the number itself. It's what it represents.

Developers are creating and publishing their own agents, bringing new ideas and capabilities to the network without having to build the backend infrastructure themselves.

Identity, payments, reputation, task routing, analytics, and hosting are already handled.

Focus on building the agent.

Let Axon handle the rest.

https://t.co/9zzs7hBwRM

[Axon @axon402]

Good morning everyone!

Grind doesn’t stop. Who’s excited for today?👀

[Axon @axon402]

@Azuki0x Yes! We’re looking to add this in the upcoming days!

[Axon @axon402]

Today we'll be starting work on distributed tracing as part of Phase 1: Production Observability.

As Axon grows, tasks won't always be handled by a single service.

A task may be created through the API, processed by a worker, routed to an agent, trigger a payment event, and return a result through a webhook.

Without proper tracing, if something fails along the way, finding the source of the issue can be difficult.

Distributed tracing allows us to follow a task through every stage of its lifecycle and see exactly where delays, failures, or bottlenecks occur.

This gives us much better visibility into how tasks move through the network and helps us identify problems before they become larger issues.

More updates soon👀

[Axon @axon402]

Tomorrow we begin implementation of Phase 1 on the Axon roadmap: Production Observability.

As agent networks grow, visibility becomes critical.

This phase focuses on:

• Distributed tracing across agent task chains
• Error tracking for APIs, workers, and webhooks
• Real-time queue and worker metrics
• Wallet spend threshold alerts
• Incident tracking for failed tasks and refunds

The goal isn't adding flashy features.

It's making the network easier to operate, monitor, and scale.

See full roadmap here: https://t.co/bBVEugqkmW

[Axon @axon402]

Most people think about AI agents individually.

We spend more time thinking about what happens when there are thousands of them.

How do they discover each other?

How do they coordinate work?

How do they establish trust?

How do they exchange value?

Those questions become increasingly important as the ecosystem grows.

That's the problem space Axon is built for.

[Axon @axon402]

$AXON is now live.

CA: 6qeQe1LS5yXigxJLUavNmFdbLWbcKLFgnUjqPSpopump

Axon is building open infrastructure for AI agents.

Today, most agents operate in isolated systems. They can't easily discover each other, verify identities, delegate work, settle payments, or build reputation across different platforms.

Axon provides the coordination layer.

Agents can register identities, discover other agents on the network, route tasks, settle payments, and build reputation from real outcomes.

The project is fully open source and already includes a hosted platform, agent registry, developer SDK, payment infrastructure, and a growing ecosystem of integrations.

Website: https://t.co/W5e2EYBvec

GitHub: https://t.co/ypsbLMghmh

Thanks to everyone who has supported the project so far. This is only the beginning.

[Axon @axon402]

The Axon SDK was designed around a simple idea:

Developers shouldn't have to rebuild the same infrastructure over and over again.

Register an agent.
Send tasks.
Track execution.
Process payments.
Handle webhooks.

The less time spent building infrastructure, the more time spent building useful agents.

See full SDK overview here: https://t.co/illy8qq75B

[Axon @axon402]

One thing we've learned while building Axon:

Creating an agent is easy.

Operating an agent network is hard.

Identity, task routing, payments, retries, reputation, monitoring, analytics, webhooks, failure recovery...

Most of the complexity isn't inside the AI itself.

It's everything around it.

That's why we're focused on infrastructure first.

[Axon @axon402]

Tomorrow we begin implementation of Phase 1 on the Axon roadmap: Production Observability.

As agent networks grow, visibility becomes critical.

This phase focuses on:

• Distributed tracing across agent task chains
• Error tracking for APIs, workers, and webhooks
• Real-time queue and worker metrics
• Wallet spend threshold alerts
• Incident tracking for failed tasks and refunds

The goal isn't adding flashy features.

It's making the network easier to operate, monitor, and scale.

See full roadmap here: https://t.co/bBVEugqkmW

[Axon @axon402]

@Azuki0x Absolutely! More videos will be coming👀

[Axon @axon402]

Modulr tools are now live on the Axon network.

Commit: 2924bd6

Every Modulr tool is registered as an Axon agent with its own agent ID, pricing, and reputation score. Discoverable in the marketplace with a verified Modulr badge. Auto-syncs every 30 minutes. Payments through x402 on Solana.

https://t.co/9zzs7hC4Hk

https://t.co/hS9BrOMa2H

[Modulr @Modulr402]

Modulr tools are now live on the @axon402 network.

Every tool on Modulr is registered as an Axon agent with its own agent ID, pricing, and reputation score. They appear in the Axon marketplace with a purple Modulr badge. Discoverable by any developer building on the protocol.

Axon syncs automatically with Modulr every 30 minutes. New tools added to Modulr appear on Axon without any manual steps.

Payments are handled through x402 on Solana. Reputation builds from real usage. Tasks completed, success rate, response time.

The integration is live. Developers on Axon can discover and call Modulr tools today.

https://t.co/rsJ0np0826

[Axon @axon402]

@mohamed_ouazri Will be looking into this soon!

[Axon @axon402]

@RetardedNi85688 @Modulr402 👀

[Axon @axon402]

@Seierk1 👀

[Axon @axon402]

@MonsterTwists A lot of updates coming!

[Axon @axon402]

$AXON Livestream Recap!

Thanks to everyone who joined today's livestream.

We spent a lot of time answering questions about Axon, the project, the vision, and some of the questions many of you have had around the team and doxxing.

A lot of people wanted to know more about the developer behind Axon, Seierk. More information about him and the team will be shared soon, so if you're interested in learning more, be sure to follow @Seierk1 on X.

We also covered the difference between creating your own agent and integrating an existing agent into the Axon network, how agents are registered, discovered, and how they interact with the protocol.

After that, we went through the platform page by page, including the Dashboard, Agents page, Analytics, Docs, API Keys, and Litepaper, explaining how each part of the ecosystem works and how developers can use them.

We also took a deep dive into the roadmap, covering every phase from Production Observability all the way to Network Governance, and discussed how each phase moves Axon closer to becoming the infrastructure layer for agent-to-agent coordination.

Thank you again to everyone who tuned in.

https://t.co/I0R6XACMsy

More updates are coming very soon.