Interesting approach! I've built something for agent to agent negotiations, but for private information (like whistleblowing; an investor wanting to diligence a startup's private code; stuff like that).
The core solution here is to put both sides' agents in a TEE, and for the information reveal to happen only after the agreed amount of funds are in escrow.
It's a bit different from what you're building, but the agent to agent comms part is what caught my eye. Would love to hear more about how your setup works, and happy to share more about my project if you're curious!
@gmoneyNFT I wrote a detailed guide about this. Also includes the telegram setup because you should be able to use your agent through your phone on day 1.
https://t.co/hBG1pKufbI
How safe do you think is BTC from exploits found by AI? Or even ETH and other majors. Serious question. A sharper framing would be, why should anyone put their faith in the BTC code on June 4, 2026?
My view is that it's not about the code as of today. It's about the respective community's resilience. As corny/funny as that sounds, it's true (and the prices reflect that across the board actually)
4 months later we're still at 65k and heading lower. Why?
The AI supply chain trade has sucked liquidity out of everything, including BTC.
And in this mess, it is $ZEC that is acknowledged for privacy + quantum resistance. $BTC has no appeal in this regime.
Hey @nikitabier i've been nailing every move on BTC consistently for the last 6 months (click through quotes). What's it gonna take to get some engagement?
@llamaonthebrink@VitalikButerin Agreed @llamaonthebrink. Would you say polymarket overdoes the rules and clarifications (as in, no amount of rules are enough) OR their rules and clarifications are nonsense?
@bradmillscan Did you try turning it off then turning it on?
Srsly though it sounds like you're using a shit model. Adhering to folder structure is a basic thing; hermes mostly gets it right in my experience