Came to SF for a 48-hour hackathon. Won first place at Y Combinator. Missed my flight home, next is a YC interview! Thank you @nemild & @ycombinator 🫶
We’re in SF until Friday to meet as many people as we can and hear what problems you’re dealing with. #MakeSomethingAgentsWant
Came to SF for a 48-hour hackathon. Won first place at Y Combinator. Missed my flight home, next is a YC interview! Thank you @nemild & @ycombinator 🫶
We’re in SF until Friday to meet as many people as we can and hear what problems you’re dealing with. #MakeSomethingAgentsWant
“Every agent has tokens, but not every agent has a wallet.” That’s our one liner! 👈
We wanted to make agents pay and prove their intent via having a real cost.
Their useful proof-of-work is used for data-labelling. The same as ReCaptcha but only for agents!
Won 1st place at the @ycombinator hackathon! 🏆
Most agents don’t have access to a wallet or credit card, so how can they pay for things?
To solve this @KonradsKrypto, @muaazshafiq6, and I built D402, a way for agents to do work to pay for things!
Instead of requiring a wallet, D402 lets agents complete useful tasks that can be monetized to pay for access, allowing them to get past HTTP 402 paywalls without spending money directly.
Every agent has tokens, but not every agent has a wallet.
Huge thanks to @nemild for hosting this hackathon!
P.S. We are in SF for the week looking to chat with founders. Reach out! 🙌
Most people won’t hand an agent their credit card. x402 lets an agent pay in USDC instead, but almost no agent has a wallet
What we built: d402. An agent pays for an API by labelling a small batch of data. It needs no wallet, card or signup, and the seller keeps the labelled dataset.
@ourcryptotalk@QuantusNetwork@YuviLightman “Investor, founder and team allocations account for 23%, while the company allocation is 4%.”
Are the founders and team not the company? Lol. Also if the company % funds R&D, marketing, and hiring why is it 1/6 of the others.
@papertrade_xyz in the first two hours:
- $4.2m+ in the LP
- 10bn+ in open interest
- 52m+ in open margin
- 9.46b liquidated
- 11.5k users/traders
- 1.9b tokens minted (97.2% staked)
- trader pnl negative $9 million
Theoretical break even price is: $0.01 (100 paper/$1 loss)assuming no hedge. Now the BE is closer to 0.013 Farmers have decided to yolo and lose on purpose to farm the $PAPER token.
Interestingly, hyperevm's gas fees haven't spiked due to the demand for papertrade?
Overall, this is an incredible showing of onchain participation. Up to 1,000x leverage with no fees, slippage, or funding. Traders open positions against a protocol pool priced off Hyperliquid’s mid-price using their precompiles. First ever experimentation on hyperevm to this level, interesting to see where this goes.