Meterflow demo is live.
In the video:
create a meter
set an agent budget
test the paid call
view the receipt
That’s the core loop.
Providers can turn APIs into paid, metered endpoints.
Agents can access them with spend limits.
Every call becomes visible, budgeted, and receipted.
$MFLOW
The burns have officially started.
Introducing the $DAEMON flywheel.
Powered by @clawpumptech, the protocol can claim creator fees, split them, and route a portion back into $DAEMON buybacks and burns.
Wire it into any token launched through Daemon and the loop runs automatically:
launches generate fees
fees flow back into $DAEMON
supply gets burned
This is where the stack starts coming together:
@meterflowsol for payments
@keycardsol for access
@ricomaps for intelligence
Every partnered launch now feeds the core.
Ask Daemon is live.
We wanted a Daemon tool holders could actually use, even if they’re not devs.
Paste a wallet, token, tx, repo, or idea and get a clean Solana read back. Simple for supporters, useful for builders.
Daemon holders get access to deeper onchain reads.
@meterflowsol & @keycardsol holders are also granted access.
Try this out now:
https://t.co/TQF0wA7Ej8
A single organization reportedly spent over $500M using Claude.
Think about that.
AI agents aren't a future problem anymore.
They're already consuming services at a massive scale.
The next challenge isn't intelligence.
It's budgets.
It's payments.
It's accountability.
That's the infrastructure layer we're building at Meterflow.
Meterflow matters because Solana apps are moving from simple endpoints to paid, agent-readable services.
x402 handles the payment layer.
Meterflow is where we make that usable: discoverable APIs, clear pricing, safer retries, verification after payment, and policies agents can understand.
Introducing Daemon Access, powered by @keycardsol .
With Keycard, we can now gate Daemon subscriptions by real token holdings.
That means access is not limited to one community.
$DAEMON, $KEYCARD, and $MFLOW (@meterflowsol) holders will all be eligible to receive DAEMON Access.
One ecosystem. Shared utility. Real holder benefits.
Two successful projects have now launched using @DaemonTerminal, both amazing tech:
$MFLOW @meterflowsol
$KCARD @keycardsol
$DAEMON deserves so so so much higher. Prev ATH of 320K is about 32% of where it should be.
DAEMON v4.1 is live.
Agents now have better rails.
• pay through x402
• leave Meterflow receipts
• stream activity through Voight
• wire into OpenBid launches
• generate operator-ready Agent Station flows
• package work into Keycard-gated capsules
• run against cleaner security + release gates
This is the boring infrastructure that makes the demo actually hit.
Agents should run with proof.
This is what agent commerce looks like inside DAEMON.
Create an agent.
Register it onchain with @metaplex.
Give it a wallet.
Let it make a paid x402 call through @meterflowsol.
Watch the receipt come back into the IDE in real time.
Agents need identity, payments, budgets, and proof.
DAEMON is becoming the workbench for all of it.
Meterflow x @Modulr402 is live.
We published Modulr’s x402 endpoints into Meterflow.
Pay-per-use crypto infra tools meet agent-ready discovery, routing, receipts, and verification.
Real endpoints. Real payments. Real agent commerce.
$MFLOW update:
The boring infrastructure is where the real value gets built.
Analytics MVP. Receipt CSV exports. HMAC-signed webhooks. Budget threshold events.
This is not another payment demo.
This is the provider ops layer for paid APIs, agents, and machine-payable services.
Meters.
Revenue.
Policy.
Receipts.
Alerts.
Every serious x402 provider is going to need this stack.
https://t.co/XiPDeDzOjS
@meterflowsol
Big things coming for Meterflow.
Now that our parent team, DAEMON, has partnered with Metaplex, it opens the door for stronger conversations across the Solana ecosystem.
This makes it easier for us to start exploring how Meterflow can fit into the future of agent payments, onchain receipts, and autonomous agent infrastructure.
The momentum is building.
DAEMON x Metaplex is a major step.
Meterflow is next.
What this means:
Meterflow endpoints are easier for agents to discover, safer to retry, and cleaner to verify after payment.
x402 handles the payment.
Meterflow wraps it with policy, routing, receipts, budgets, and proof.
That is the control plane for paid agent tools.
Meterflow endpoints are easier for agents to discover, safer to retry, and cleaner to verify after payment.
x402 handles the payment.
Meterflow wraps it with policy, routing, receipts, budgets, and proof.
That is the control plane for paid agent tools.
NEW:
Shipped a Meterflow x402 upgrade.
Paid routes now advertise:
-payment IDs
-Bazaar discovery metadata
-signed receipt hooks
Agents can find a route, pay in Solana USDC, and carry a receipt hash back into their workflow.
Agent commerce needs proofs, not vibes.