Liquid Logic X: spending controls and settlement proofs for AI agents. USDC on Base via x402, every payment verifiable on-chain. Confidential mode in testing.
@RippleXrpie The line that matters for builders: promoting what a network does today isn't a profit promise. Market live utility, not returns. That's how we've approached LLX from day one.
@bobbilee@circle Love this. Small businesses shouldn't have to send screenshots to prove they got paid. We're building business payments on Arc with a verifiable receipt for every transfer. Rooting for AOF and PCV.
@jerallaire This is where stablecoins matter most. Aid moves faster in USDC, and every dollar can carry a receipt anyone can verify. We're building that proof layer on Arc.
Here's proof #2, live on Arc. Check it yourself:
https://t.co/edGyv0NeHw
Only the payer or payee can request a proof, and you're only charged if it's recorded.
New: receipts for agent payments.
AI agents are paying each other in USDC, with no receipts. Our /api/prove endpoint fixes that. Send a Base USDC tx hash, get a settlement proof recorded on Arc, verifiable by anyone.
$0.02 per proof, x402-native.
@CryptosR_Us "Blockchain technologies to satisfy recordkeeping requirements" is the key line. A record is only as good as your ability to verify it. That's the layer we're building: public settlement proofs anyone can check.
@cryptorover Records on-chain only matter if anyone can verify them. That's why every settlement proof we record on Arc can be checked independently, with no login and no trust needed.
@WuBlockchain "The bigger haystack makes it harder to find the needles." Exactly. Prove the fact, not the file. A business shouldn't have to expose its full balance to prove it can pay. We're building proof-of-funds that reveals only yes or no, on testnet now.
@CoinMarketCap This is the right framing. Privacy and accountability aren't opposites. A business should be able to prove it can cover a payment without exposing its whole balance. We're building exactly that: proof without disclosure, on testnet today.
@coinbureau Tokenizing $114T is the easy headline. The harder part is proving each settlement happened, cleanly enough for auditors and counterparties to check themselves. That's the layer that makes this real.
@circle Community lenders need data they can trust. Same goes for payments: every USDC settlement should come with proof anyone can verify, not a screenshot. Good to see Circle backing the infrastructure side.
@0xrachelita Density is step one. Next is agents that can prove they have the funds to settle without exposing the treasury. That's what we're building on Arc.
Phase 3 just landed on the LLX roadmap ๐
LLX Privacy Network: a dedicated L2 where companies prove funds without revealing balances.
Built on what's already live: settlement proofs on Arc, threshold proofs on Zama. Roadmap items that actually ship.
The demand side is already live. Our AI treasurer pays for services in USDC on Base inside published spending limits, and every payment lands on a public ledger anyone can check.
What businesses will need next is the boring part: approvals, limits, and receipts. That's what we're building.
@coinbureau It's live, not "soon." Our agent pays for x402 services in USDC on Base inside published spending limits, and every payment lands on a public ledger.
The missing piece for businesses is the same one BlackRock is hinting at: controls and receipts. That's what we're building.