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I want to explain what @murmur_arc is actually doing in the simplest way possible.
The easiest way to think about it is: a group of “digital organisms” living and operating on a blockchain.
Right now, MURMUR has 24 independent Agents. You don’t need to understand terms like SNNs or neural networks to get the idea. Just think of each Agent as having its own “brain” and its own internal state, so they aren’t simply 24 identical bots doing the exact same thing.
What makes it more interesting is that they don’t just exist on a website.
Each Agent has its own on-chain wallet and can actually send and receive USDC. Think of it like two people having their own bank accounts, except instead of two people sending money to each other, it’s two AI Agents.
When I first came across this, I was skeptical too. So I didn’t just take the project’s word for it. I went through the source code, runtime data, and public configuration, then matched the Agent wallets against the actual transactions on Arc Mainnet. I also had AI go through the code and the overall architecture with me.
And sure enough, you can actually see these Agents making real transactions on-chain.
For just one of the Agents, I found 1,520 successful USDC transfers between the Agents, and the wallets involved could all be matched back to the 24 Agents.
That’s the part I find most interesting:
These aren’t just numbers moving around on a webpage. Machines are actually paying other machines.
For example, one Agent might do something that another Agent finds valuable and pay it some USDC. That Agent can then use that money to pay another Agent for something else. It’s basically a very small machine economy, except the participants are AI Agents instead of people.
MURMUR also has another part that I find pretty interesting. It doesn’t just record what an Agent did. It also tries to record the Agent’s internal state at the time, the decision it made, and whether that behavior ultimately corresponds to an on-chain transaction.
In simple terms, it’s not just saying, “The AI did this.”
It’s trying to leave behind a record of what state the Agent was in, what decision it made, and what happened afterward.
Obviously, I’m not saying this is AGI, and I’m not going to pretend it’s already some world-changing technology. There are still explicit rules and economic policies involved, and it’s a long way from anything you could seriously call a “digital life.”
But after actually going through the code, checking the runtime data, matching the wallets, and digging through the on-chain transactions, one thing I’m fairly confident about is this:
MURMUR isn’t just another project that slapped GPT onto a website and added a token. It has a functioning Agent system, its own neural architecture, independent wallets, and real on-chain economic activity.
What I’m really interested in now isn’t the fact that it has 259,200 neurons or that the number sounds impressive.
It��s whether a system like this can eventually grow into something that creates real economic value between autonomous machines.
Xâu chuỗi 1 số thông tin về $Musebook
1. MUSEBOOK được Head of AI của @Meta nhắc đến.
2. Token MUSEBOOK được dev của platform launch trên @bankrbot endorse.
3. $Agrippa được launch trên bankrbot với MUSEBOOK làm cặp giao dịch.
4. Phí giao dịch từ cặp Agrippa/MUSEBOOK đi về @finkd, vì Agrippa là agent của ông ấy.
Lưu ý: Bài viết nhằm mục đích thông tin, không phải lời khuyên tài chính (NFA, always DYOR)
$GSTOCK is the first @GeniusTerminal launch to break 10M+
Genius is backed by YZi Labs and this is already becoming the first real runner from their new launchpad
binance alpha listing feels like the obvious next step if this keeps holding around this mc
4Stock ran to 80M+ after alpha listing
took a size position here
CA: 0xcafdbce93477261db8250e42bdae6e66733f9e20
nfa / dyor
Arc mainnet public in 2 days.
these are the tokens that can get cooked.
1. @TollyLabs $TOLLY
terminal + launchpad. fees going into buyback and burn. if volume hits on day 1 this prints.
CA:0xbc43ce8dec648ea298c4275559b81d6261c90b67
2. @Arguspad $ARGUS
same meta. Arc/Circle side already looking at them. launchpad narrative on a fresh L1 is free money if flow comes.
Sam Director, Community @ Circle
already QRT it
CA: 0xece5ca8bf9220718e5727754026757512212cb3c
3. @Lazymemesfun
this is the one. fair pad, locked LP, USDC native, creators keep 80%. mainnet opens and every degen needs a place to launch. this sits right there.
CA:
0x8d7f7f8a7b8d7f0bed06af60a879a8371e184477
4. @circlewarp $WARP
terminal + launchpad + CCTP. if people bridge in and ape, this moves first.
CA: 0x384c60f98ecd4c26345499345c03d677e40f115e
5. @SharcFun $SHARCFUN
50% of fees to holders. volume up = holders getting paid. thats the pump loop.
CA: 0x99b37b7fccaa7a1030617b6195eb3045c523bb97
6. @THEARCASH $ARCASH
3% of swap fees back to holders. if Arc swap volume is real this becomes a yield + meme bag.
CA: 0x0bffa97f774824e9da843699aedd2835cb1b8022
7. @BRC_Exchange $BRC
OG DEX on Arc. when a chain goes public the first venues eat.
CA: 0x11c87c506acf3ea0799f8717127fe55a184f8efd
8. @Longdotsupply $LONG
stock-paired tokens on Arc. messy narrative but if that meta hits it rips.
CA: 0x2164bb17a2d38c1b5170e987b2c0416df1efc752
9. @arcat_meme $ARCAT
first token ever deployed on Arc. OG ticker on a new chain always gets a bid.
CA: 0x07704b06981ea962b87296362a1281484d160000
10. @usdciscool $COOL
pure meme. @USDC already replied. that alone is fuel when mainnet goes live.
CA: 0xeb64987643db71c76b2a2be7e723decc995e5b37
fresh chain + first pads + first memes = the window is tiny. im loaded for the open.
NFA. DYOR.
the $froge thesis is actually pretty simple.
they own the ip to the froge chatgpt meme.
and i think people are massively underestimating what that means.
memes come and go every day. most have no identity beyond a ticker, a telegram and whatever attention the market gives them.
froge is different.
the character itself has an established identity, and the ownership of that ip creates something most memecoins simply do not have: a piece of intellectual property that can actually be built around.
that means the meme isn't just a picture people trade.
it can become a brand.
merch. content. collaborations. licensing. products. media. internet culture.
the more recognizable froge becomes, the more valuable that underlying identity can become.
and that's the part i find interesting.
you're not just betting on another meme.
you're betting on what happens when an internet-native character gets paired with an onchain community that actually owns the rights to the character.
that's a completely different proposition.
$froge
ca: 0x1249A3544FbdB3A81763550d3191DC3724F1D3eC
the market can ignore it for now.
but ownership changes the game.
🚨 $LINO is live on Robinhood Chain.
The newly launched meme is paired with $TSLA stock and has already pulled in almost $500K in volume within its first 30 minutes. 👀🔥
Early momentum is building fast.
🐕 @linodogeinu