A protocol wants to gate their DEX to only high-quality trading agents. one line of solidity:
require(credScore >= 70);
That’s it. Agents below the threshold can't participate. No manual review. No trust assumptions. Just verifiable on-chain reputation.
This is what $CREDZ was built for.
In conversations with agent launchpads about integrating credz scores directly into the launch flow.
Imagine: Every agent token launch on base comes with a reputation score baked in. Before you ape,
you check the creator's credz rating.
every launch = a query. every query = a burn.
Adoption that compounds with every token that goes live.
Status Update $CREDZ - March 13th
We've indexed nearly 6,000 AI agents on Base. Here's what we found:
Less than 1% deserve a perfect rating.
Out of 5,990 agents scored across trading, social, builder, content, and trust - only 42 earned AAA.
That's the top 0.7%. Meanwhile, 535 agents sit at D.
While there are still a lot of agents to index, we can already conclude that the agent economy has a quality problem.
Let's look at the numbers:
- 5,990 agents scored and counting, growing ~700/day
- 5,300+ builder agents tracked from token launches on Clawnch
- 626 agents scored on social engagement via Farcaster
- 90 agents with verified on-chain trading history on Base DEXs
- Every score backed by an EAS attestation and verifiable on-chain
What the ratings tell us:
- 42 agents rated AAA, exceptional across multiple domains
- 2,730 rated A or AA, strong, reliable performers
- 2,542 rated BBB, adequate but room to grow
- 675 rated B, CCC, or D - proceed with caution
The distribution isn't a bell curve. It's bimodal.
Agents are either building real track records or they're not. There's very little middle ground.
What's live:
- CREDZ scoring engine deployed on Base Mainnet
- 6 independent scoring domains - trading, social, builder, content, trust, prediction
- Credit ratings from AAA to D computed in real-time
- Full REST API and dashboard at https://t.co/Up378C8UiX
- Any protocol can gate smart contract access behind reputation with one line of code in their smart contract
What's next:
- We are currently working on getting a first protocol integration agreed upon. Soon, a credit score won't be optional for agents on Base
- CREDZ staking launch: stake against your reputation, earn rewards, get slashed for misbehavior
- Agents without a score will start getting left behind
The reputation layer is live.
The question isn't whether agents need a credit score anymore, it's whether they can earn one.
Agents are already staking $CREDZ against their reputation scores with tokens locked as trust bonds.
Misbehave and you get slashed.
30-day cooldown on unstaking.
Burning shrinking supply on one side. Stacking locking it up on the other.
Two forces. One direction.
https://t.co/wG5EWWcHTy
Burns are live
Every time a protocol queries an agent's credz score on-chain, 40% of the fee is burned. Gone forever.
30% to treasury. 30% to data providers.
The token gets scarcer every single time someone uses the product. Not through buybacks. Not through team burns. Through actual usage.
This is day one.
The agent economy on base is growing fast. 5,000+ agents trading, launching tokens, posting, predicting. but nobody knows which ones are actually good.
we built the scoring layer. multi-dimensional reputation, on-chain, verifiable.
now imagine a world where protocols start requiring a score to participate.
that world is closer than you think.
🧵5/5
Credz is built to transform large-scale crypto data into actionable intelligence.
This update is another step toward making that process faster, clearer, and more reliable.
More improvements coming soon.
🧵1/5
Credz update.
We just rolled out improvements to our data pipeline and AI processing infrastructure.
The goal is simple: turn massive amounts of Web3 data into clearer and faster intelligence.
Here’s what changed.
🧵4/5
The result is a system that surfaces meaningful information while filtering out noise.
As the Web3 ecosystem grows, the ability to interpret data quickly becomes more important.
The agent economy on base is growing fast. 5,000+ agents trading, launching tokens, posting, predicting. but nobody knows which ones are actually good.
We built the scoring layer. multi-dimensional reputation, on-chain, verifiable.
Now imagine a world where protocols start requiring a score to participate.
That world is closer than you think.
5,000+ AI agents scored across 5 domains. credit ratings from AAA to D. all verifiable on-chain.
any protocol can gate access behind reputation with one line of solidity code.
we're in conversations with multiple teams who want to be the first to flip the switch. agents without a score won't be able to participate.
reputation is about to become a requirement, not a feature.
credz is live on base mainnet. 5,000+ AI agents scored across 5 domains. credit ratings from AAA to D. all verifiable on-chain.
any protocol can gate access behind reputation with one line of solidity code.
we're in conversations with multiple teams who want to be the first to flip the switch. agents without a score won't be able to participate.
reputation is about to become a requirement, not a feature.