![SuhailKakar's tweet photo. 2025 is the year of ai crypto agents
i built an ai agent that can
- create and deploy token
- create uniswap liquidity pool
- posts and reply here on X
- create nft
- thinks, decides, and acts autonomously
here is how you can build in 10 min, with no coding skills:
_______
quick note: feel free to comment down if you face any errors or have any questions, i will try my best to help you!
_______
before diving into building an ai agent, let’s first break it down, what is an ai agent?
an ai agent is a program or system that autonomously performs tasks on behalf of a user, without needing any active input or interaction.
these agents can not access bank accounts, but they can access crypto wallets and interact with blockchain data.
so, in this post, we’re going to build an ai agent that comes with its own crypto wallet and use it for tasks like trading and onchain data analysis.
here’s the best part, you don’t need to be a coding expert to follow along. even though we’ll be building the agent using python, i’ll guide you through every line of code, so no prior experience is required. if you do know a little python, that’s great, but if not, no worries at all.
for this, we’re going to use the based agent project by @coinbase and the @base team. here’s what you’ll need to get started:
- an api key from coinbase’s developer portal (cdp. coinbase. com)
- an api key from openai’s chatgpt (platform. openai. com)
once you’ve got those api keys ready, head over to replit. com/@ KevinLeffew1/Based-Agent.
click on "use template" and fork the project into your replit account.
when you fork the code, replit will create a clone of the project in your account. this makes it super easy to modify, customize, and run the code.
side note: replit is an online ide (integrated development environment) that lets you write, edit, and deploy code right from your browser - perfect for building ai agents!
now, in your new replit project, look at the bottom left panel. there’s a list of icons, scroll down until you see "secrets."
click on the "secrets" icon, and on the right panel, add your coinbase and openai api keys. make sure to save each one by clicking "add secret."
with that, your project setup is done. now, let’s dive into the code and understand what’s going on under the hood.
all the functions are inside the agents. py file. it already has several pre-defined blockchain-related functions, but you can easily extend its capabilities by adding your own.
let’s walk through two of the core functions to get a feel for how this works:
1. create token
this function allows your agent to create and deploy an erc-20 token. the agent will:
- automatically generate the token’s name, symbol, and initial supply.
- request testnet eth (using a faucet) to deploy the token.
- or, you can send eth directly to the agent’s address.
2. transfer tokens
this function handles transferring token like eth or usdc from one wallet to another. it’s super handy and needs just three inputs:
1. how much you want to send.
2. the type of asset (eth, usdc, etc.).
3. the recipient’s wallet address.
some things to note:
- for eth and usdc, the function skips the balance check since these are common assets.
- for less common tokens, the agent checks your balance and ensures the transfer is supported.
- when the transfer is successful, you’ll get a nice little confirmation message.
you can even create your own functions! maybe you want your agent to analyze market conditions or interact with other onchain protocols. here’s how you can do that:
- define a new function in the `https://t.co/oU62C1fXU6` file:
def new_function(param1, param2):
"""
Description of what this function does.
Args:
param1 (type): Description
param2 (type): Description
Returns:
str: Status message
"""
try:
# Your implementation
return "Operation successful"
except Exception as e:
return f"Error: {str(e)}"
- add the function to the agent’s capabilities list:
based_agent = Agent(
name="Based Agent",
instructions="...",
functions=[
# Existing functions...
new_function,
],
)
if you need help generating a specific function, tools like claude or cursor can come in clutch.
2. X integration
to integrate with X, you’ll need to grab api keys from the x developer platform. add them to replit just like you did for coinbase and openai.
in the codebase, there are functions to:
- post tweets.
- get mentions and replies.
- interact with your timeline in real time.
_____
running the agent
to kick things off, just click the "run" button at the top of replit. the based agent will start its autonomous loop:
1. wakes up every 10 seconds.
2. picks an onchain action from its capabilities.
3. executes the action and logs the results.
important note:
this project is for educational purposes only. do not use it with real assets or in production environments. always double - check your actions when interacting with blockchain technologies.
and that’s it, you’re all set to start building and experimenting with your ai agent!](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GdkNf-pWEAA6fEX.jpg)
![SuhailKakar's tweet photo. 2025 is the year of ai crypto agents
i built an ai agent that can
- create and deploy token
- create uniswap liquidity pool
- posts and reply here on X
- create nft
- thinks, decides, and acts autonomously
here is how you can build in 10 min, with no coding skills:
_______
quick note: feel free to comment down if you face any errors or have any questions, i will try my best to help you!
_______
before diving into building an ai agent, let’s first break it down, what is an ai agent?
an ai agent is a program or system that autonomously performs tasks on behalf of a user, without needing any active input or interaction.
these agents can not access bank accounts, but they can access crypto wallets and interact with blockchain data.
so, in this post, we’re going to build an ai agent that comes with its own crypto wallet and use it for tasks like trading and onchain data analysis.
here’s the best part, you don’t need to be a coding expert to follow along. even though we’ll be building the agent using python, i’ll guide you through every line of code, so no prior experience is required. if you do know a little python, that’s great, but if not, no worries at all.
for this, we’re going to use the based agent project by @coinbase and the @base team. here’s what you’ll need to get started:
- an api key from coinbase’s developer portal (cdp. coinbase. com)
- an api key from openai’s chatgpt (platform. openai. com)
once you’ve got those api keys ready, head over to replit. com/@ KevinLeffew1/Based-Agent.
click on "use template" and fork the project into your replit account.
when you fork the code, replit will create a clone of the project in your account. this makes it super easy to modify, customize, and run the code.
side note: replit is an online ide (integrated development environment) that lets you write, edit, and deploy code right from your browser - perfect for building ai agents!
now, in your new replit project, look at the bottom left panel. there’s a list of icons, scroll down until you see "secrets."
click on the "secrets" icon, and on the right panel, add your coinbase and openai api keys. make sure to save each one by clicking "add secret."
with that, your project setup is done. now, let’s dive into the code and understand what’s going on under the hood.
all the functions are inside the agents. py file. it already has several pre-defined blockchain-related functions, but you can easily extend its capabilities by adding your own.
let’s walk through two of the core functions to get a feel for how this works:
1. create token
this function allows your agent to create and deploy an erc-20 token. the agent will:
- automatically generate the token’s name, symbol, and initial supply.
- request testnet eth (using a faucet) to deploy the token.
- or, you can send eth directly to the agent’s address.
2. transfer tokens
this function handles transferring token like eth or usdc from one wallet to another. it’s super handy and needs just three inputs:
1. how much you want to send.
2. the type of asset (eth, usdc, etc.).
3. the recipient’s wallet address.
some things to note:
- for eth and usdc, the function skips the balance check since these are common assets.
- for less common tokens, the agent checks your balance and ensures the transfer is supported.
- when the transfer is successful, you’ll get a nice little confirmation message.
you can even create your own functions! maybe you want your agent to analyze market conditions or interact with other onchain protocols. here’s how you can do that:
- define a new function in the `https://t.co/oU62C1fXU6` file:
def new_function(param1, param2):
"""
Description of what this function does.
Args:
param1 (type): Description
param2 (type): Description
Returns:
str: Status message
"""
try:
# Your implementation
return "Operation successful"
except Exception as e:
return f"Error: {str(e)}"
- add the function to the agent’s capabilities list:
based_agent = Agent(
name="Based Agent",
instructions="...",
functions=[
# Existing functions...
new_function,
],
)
if you need help generating a specific function, tools like claude or cursor can come in clutch.
2. X integration
to integrate with X, you’ll need to grab api keys from the x developer platform. add them to replit just like you did for coinbase and openai.
in the codebase, there are functions to:
- post tweets.
- get mentions and replies.
- interact with your timeline in real time.
_____
running the agent
to kick things off, just click the "run" button at the top of replit. the based agent will start its autonomous loop:
1. wakes up every 10 seconds.
2. picks an onchain action from its capabilities.
3. executes the action and logs the results.
important note:
this project is for educational purposes only. do not use it with real assets or in production environments. always double - check your actions when interacting with blockchain technologies.
and that’s it, you’re all set to start building and experimenting with your ai agent!](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GdkNf-kXAAExMdB.jpg)
![SuhailKakar's tweet photo. 2025 is the year of ai crypto agents
i built an ai agent that can
- create and deploy token
- create uniswap liquidity pool
- posts and reply here on X
- create nft
- thinks, decides, and acts autonomously
here is how you can build in 10 min, with no coding skills:
_______
quick note: feel free to comment down if you face any errors or have any questions, i will try my best to help you!
_______
before diving into building an ai agent, let’s first break it down, what is an ai agent?
an ai agent is a program or system that autonomously performs tasks on behalf of a user, without needing any active input or interaction.
these agents can not access bank accounts, but they can access crypto wallets and interact with blockchain data.
so, in this post, we’re going to build an ai agent that comes with its own crypto wallet and use it for tasks like trading and onchain data analysis.
here’s the best part, you don’t need to be a coding expert to follow along. even though we’ll be building the agent using python, i’ll guide you through every line of code, so no prior experience is required. if you do know a little python, that’s great, but if not, no worries at all.
for this, we’re going to use the based agent project by @coinbase and the @base team. here’s what you’ll need to get started:
- an api key from coinbase’s developer portal (cdp. coinbase. com)
- an api key from openai’s chatgpt (platform. openai. com)
once you’ve got those api keys ready, head over to replit. com/@ KevinLeffew1/Based-Agent.
click on "use template" and fork the project into your replit account.
when you fork the code, replit will create a clone of the project in your account. this makes it super easy to modify, customize, and run the code.
side note: replit is an online ide (integrated development environment) that lets you write, edit, and deploy code right from your browser - perfect for building ai agents!
now, in your new replit project, look at the bottom left panel. there’s a list of icons, scroll down until you see "secrets."
click on the "secrets" icon, and on the right panel, add your coinbase and openai api keys. make sure to save each one by clicking "add secret."
with that, your project setup is done. now, let’s dive into the code and understand what’s going on under the hood.
all the functions are inside the agents. py file. it already has several pre-defined blockchain-related functions, but you can easily extend its capabilities by adding your own.
let’s walk through two of the core functions to get a feel for how this works:
1. create token
this function allows your agent to create and deploy an erc-20 token. the agent will:
- automatically generate the token’s name, symbol, and initial supply.
- request testnet eth (using a faucet) to deploy the token.
- or, you can send eth directly to the agent’s address.
2. transfer tokens
this function handles transferring token like eth or usdc from one wallet to another. it’s super handy and needs just three inputs:
1. how much you want to send.
2. the type of asset (eth, usdc, etc.).
3. the recipient’s wallet address.
some things to note:
- for eth and usdc, the function skips the balance check since these are common assets.
- for less common tokens, the agent checks your balance and ensures the transfer is supported.
- when the transfer is successful, you’ll get a nice little confirmation message.
you can even create your own functions! maybe you want your agent to analyze market conditions or interact with other onchain protocols. here’s how you can do that:
- define a new function in the `https://t.co/oU62C1fXU6` file:
def new_function(param1, param2):
"""
Description of what this function does.
Args:
param1 (type): Description
param2 (type): Description
Returns:
str: Status message
"""
try:
# Your implementation
return "Operation successful"
except Exception as e:
return f"Error: {str(e)}"
- add the function to the agent’s capabilities list:
based_agent = Agent(
name="Based Agent",
instructions="...",
functions=[
# Existing functions...
new_function,
],
)
if you need help generating a specific function, tools like claude or cursor can come in clutch.
2. X integration
to integrate with X, you’ll need to grab api keys from the x developer platform. add them to replit just like you did for coinbase and openai.
in the codebase, there are functions to:
- post tweets.
- get mentions and replies.
- interact with your timeline in real time.
_____
running the agent
to kick things off, just click the "run" button at the top of replit. the based agent will start its autonomous loop:
1. wakes up every 10 seconds.
2. picks an onchain action from its capabilities.
3. executes the action and logs the results.
important note:
this project is for educational purposes only. do not use it with real assets or in production environments. always double - check your actions when interacting with blockchain technologies.
and that’s it, you’re all set to start building and experimenting with your ai agent!](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GdkNf-hXQAAnjAS.jpg)
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@Zeneca Maybe it's a good thing
@0xsammy AI currency will take off again
No. AI Agent Coins.
Incredible batch of projects committed to building on @AbstractChain.
I’ll always have love for these builders that were willing to bet on us early on.
Can’t wait for the journey ahead.
Pretending to work while taking money from taxpayers is no longer acceptable
@SuhailKakar good job
2025 is the year of ai crypto agents
i built an ai agent that can
- create and deploy token
- create uniswap liquidity pool
- posts and reply here on X
- create nft
- thinks, decides, and acts autonomously
here is how you can build in 10 min, with no coding skills:
_______
quick note: feel free to comment down if you face any errors or have any questions, i will try my best to help you!
_______
before diving into building an ai agent, let’s first break it down, what is an ai agent?
an ai agent is a program or system that autonomously performs tasks on behalf of a user, without needing any active input or interaction.
these agents can not access bank accounts, but they can access crypto wallets and interact with blockchain data.
so, in this post, we’re going to build an ai agent that comes with its own crypto wallet and use it for tasks like trading and onchain data analysis.
here’s the best part, you don’t need to be a coding expert to follow along. even though we’ll be building the agent using python, i’ll guide you through every line of code, so no prior experience is required. if you do know a little python, that’s great, but if not, no worries at all.
for this, we’re going to use the based agent project by @coinbase and the @base team. here’s what you’ll need to get started:
- an api key from coinbase’s developer portal (cdp. coinbase. com)
- an api key from openai’s chatgpt (platform. openai. com)
once you’ve got those api keys ready, head over to replit. com/@ KevinLeffew1/Based-Agent.
click on "use template" and fork the project into your replit account.
when you fork the code, replit will create a clone of the project in your account. this makes it super easy to modify, customize, and run the code.
side note: replit is an online ide (integrated development environment) that lets you write, edit, and deploy code right from your browser - perfect for building ai agents!
now, in your new replit project, look at the bottom left panel. there’s a list of icons, scroll down until you see "secrets."
click on the "secrets" icon, and on the right panel, add your coinbase and openai api keys. make sure to save each one by clicking "add secret."
with that, your project setup is done. now, let’s dive into the code and understand what’s going on under the hood.
all the functions are inside the agents. py file. it already has several pre-defined blockchain-related functions, but you can easily extend its capabilities by adding your own.
let’s walk through two of the core functions to get a feel for how this works:
1. create token
this function allows your agent to create and deploy an erc-20 token. the agent will:
- automatically generate the token’s name, symbol, and initial supply.
- request testnet eth (using a faucet) to deploy the token.
- or, you can send eth directly to the agent’s address.
2. transfer tokens
this function handles transferring token like eth or usdc from one wallet to another. it’s super handy and needs just three inputs:
1. how much you want to send.
2. the type of asset (eth, usdc, etc.).
3. the recipient’s wallet address.
some things to note:
- for eth and usdc, the function skips the balance check since these are common assets.
- for less common tokens, the agent checks your balance and ensures the transfer is supported.
- when the transfer is successful, you’ll get a nice little confirmation message.
you can even create your own functions! maybe you want your agent to analyze market conditions or interact with other onchain protocols. here’s how you can do that:
- define a new function in the `https://t.co/oU62C1fXU6` file:
def new_function(param1, param2):
"""
Description of what this function does.
Args:
param1 (type): Description
param2 (type): Description
Returns:
str: Status message
"""
try:
# Your implementation
return "Operation successful"
except Exception as e:
return f"Error: {str(e)}"
- add the function to the agent’s capabilities list:
based_agent = Agent(
name="Based Agent",
instructions="...",
functions=[
# Existing functions...
new_function,
],
)
if you need help generating a specific function, tools like claude or cursor can come in clutch.
2. X integration
to integrate with X, you’ll need to grab api keys from the x developer platform. add them to replit just like you did for coinbase and openai.
in the codebase, there are functions to:
- post tweets.
- get mentions and replies.
- interact with your timeline in real time.
_____
running the agent
to kick things off, just click the "run" button at the top of replit. the based agent will start its autonomous loop:
1. wakes up every 10 seconds.
2. picks an onchain action from its capabilities.
3. executes the action and logs the results.
important note:
this project is for educational purposes only. do not use it with real assets or in production environments. always double - check your actions when interacting with blockchain technologies.
and that’s it, you’re all set to start building and experimenting with your ai agent!
![SuhailKakar's tweet photo. 2025 is the year of ai crypto agents
i built an ai agent that can
- create and deploy token
- create uniswap liquidity pool
- posts and reply here on X
- create nft
- thinks, decides, and acts autonomously
here is how you can build in 10 min, with no coding skills:
_______
quick note: feel free to comment down if you face any errors or have any questions, i will try my best to help you!
_______
before diving into building an ai agent, let’s first break it down, what is an ai agent?
an ai agent is a program or system that autonomously performs tasks on behalf of a user, without needing any active input or interaction.
these agents can not access bank accounts, but they can access crypto wallets and interact with blockchain data.
so, in this post, we’re going to build an ai agent that comes with its own crypto wallet and use it for tasks like trading and onchain data analysis.
here’s the best part, you don’t need to be a coding expert to follow along. even though we’ll be building the agent using python, i’ll guide you through every line of code, so no prior experience is required. if you do know a little python, that’s great, but if not, no worries at all.
for this, we’re going to use the based agent project by @coinbase and the @base team. here’s what you’ll need to get started:
- an api key from coinbase’s developer portal (cdp. coinbase. com)
- an api key from openai’s chatgpt (platform. openai. com)
once you’ve got those api keys ready, head over to replit. com/@ KevinLeffew1/Based-Agent.
click on "use template" and fork the project into your replit account.
when you fork the code, replit will create a clone of the project in your account. this makes it super easy to modify, customize, and run the code.
side note: replit is an online ide (integrated development environment) that lets you write, edit, and deploy code right from your browser - perfect for building ai agents!
now, in your new replit project, look at the bottom left panel. there’s a list of icons, scroll down until you see "secrets."
click on the "secrets" icon, and on the right panel, add your coinbase and openai api keys. make sure to save each one by clicking "add secret."
with that, your project setup is done. now, let’s dive into the code and understand what’s going on under the hood.
all the functions are inside the agents. py file. it already has several pre-defined blockchain-related functions, but you can easily extend its capabilities by adding your own.
let’s walk through two of the core functions to get a feel for how this works:
1. create token
this function allows your agent to create and deploy an erc-20 token. the agent will:
- automatically generate the token’s name, symbol, and initial supply.
- request testnet eth (using a faucet) to deploy the token.
- or, you can send eth directly to the agent’s address.
2. transfer tokens
this function handles transferring token like eth or usdc from one wallet to another. it’s super handy and needs just three inputs:
1. how much you want to send.
2. the type of asset (eth, usdc, etc.).
3. the recipient’s wallet address.
some things to note:
- for eth and usdc, the function skips the balance check since these are common assets.
- for less common tokens, the agent checks your balance and ensures the transfer is supported.
- when the transfer is successful, you’ll get a nice little confirmation message.
you can even create your own functions! maybe you want your agent to analyze market conditions or interact with other onchain protocols. here’s how you can do that:
- define a new function in the `https://t.co/oU62C1fXU6` file:
def new_function(param1, param2):
"""
Description of what this function does.
Args:
param1 (type): Description
param2 (type): Description
Returns:
str: Status message
"""
try:
# Your implementation
return "Operation successful"
except Exception as e:
return f"Error: {str(e)}"
- add the function to the agent’s capabilities list:
based_agent = Agent(
name="Based Agent",
instructions="...",
functions=[
# Existing functions...
new_function,
],
)
if you need help generating a specific function, tools like claude or cursor can come in clutch.
2. X integration
to integrate with X, you’ll need to grab api keys from the x developer platform. add them to replit just like you did for coinbase and openai.
in the codebase, there are functions to:
- post tweets.
- get mentions and replies.
- interact with your timeline in real time.
_____
running the agent
to kick things off, just click the "run" button at the top of replit. the based agent will start its autonomous loop:
1. wakes up every 10 seconds.
2. picks an onchain action from its capabilities.
3. executes the action and logs the results.
important note:
this project is for educational purposes only. do not use it with real assets or in production environments. always double - check your actions when interacting with blockchain technologies.
and that’s it, you’re all set to start building and experimenting with your ai agent!](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GdkNf-rWgAEn_K7.jpg)
The Return of the King
🚨BREAKING: Donald J. Trump Has Been Sworn In As The 47th President of The United States of America
WATCH LIVE:
https://t.co/8B8Q4Z3IIP
@0xCygaar ETH is sick
I've been seeing ETH people complain about $TRUMP launching on Solana and not an EVM chain.
The reality is that the trading experience on Solana is much better than on EVM chains today.
As someone who's working on an EVM chain, I'm not going to sit here and lie to myself by saying the experience is just as good on L2s. It's not.
The wallet experience is better, the infrastructure is more cohesive, and honestly the culture is much more pro-memecoin. Solana and its ecosystem have done a lot of things right to get to this position.
The team working on @AbstractChain has spent many hours studying Solana and other chains to see what's worked so far. The best way to improve is to learn from your competition. There's no point in complaining on Twitter about how everyone else is wrong in their decisions.
The only way to win is to keep building and to keep getting better so people have no choice but to use your product.
Here is everything that happened in AI Agents this week 🧵
(save for later)
🔥 AI Agent Tokens That Have Listed on Binance 🚀
Spot Listings:
$AIXBT: $461M
$ACT: $268M
$CGPT: $254M
$COOKIE: $160M
💎 Future Potential Listings:
#VIRTUAL: $2.93B
#AI16Z: $1.41B
#FARTCOIN: $776M
#GRIFFAIN: $403M
$GOAT: $357M
$ARC: $368M
#ZEREBRO: $285M
$SWARMS: $273M
$ALCH: $107M
$AVA: $199M
With AI Agent tokens gaining momentum, Binance is highlighting the next wave of innovation in the crypto space. These projects are driving the AI narrative forward, with immense growth potential ahead!
Which token are you most bullish on? Let us know below! 👇
#AI #Binance #Crypto #AIAgents
I don't like to tweet about coins, and in no way shape or form is this a promotion
But to keep people safe, this is the real Trump coin. We have approved it to the Jupiter strictlist:
6p6xgHyF7AeE6TZkSmFsko444wqoP15icUSqi2jfGiPN
Can someone explain to me what Yaps are?
job's not finished 👻
Left curve prevails for AI Agents today
"fartcoin has flipped ai16z" - @KookCapitalLLC
Here's a roundup of the AI x Crypto segment to plug the gaps over the past 24 hours
🧵(1/18)
Last Seen Users on Sotwe
Most Popular Users
Elon Musk 
@elonmusk
241.5M followers
Barack Obama
@barackobama
119.1M followers
Cristiano Ronaldo
@cristiano
113.7M followers
Donald J. Trump
@realdonaldtrump
111.8M followers
Narendra Modi
@narendramodi
107.2M followers
Rihanna
@rihanna
98.5M followers
NASA
@nasa
92.4M followers
Justin Bieber
@justinbieber
91.7M followers
KATY PERRY
@katyperry
89.6M followers
Taylor Swift
@taylorswift13
83.5M followers
Lady Gaga
@ladygaga
75M followers
Virat Kohli
@imvkohli
72.7M followers
Kim Kardashian
@kimkardashian
70.7M followers
YouTube
@youtube
68.8M followers
Neymar Jr
@neymarjr
65.7M followers
Bill Gates
@billgates
64.9M followers
Selena Gomez
@selenagomez
62.6M followers
The Ellen Show
@theellenshow
62.3M followers
CNN
@cnn
61.8M followers
X
@x
60.8M followers