MoonPay just dropped Open Wallet Standard (OWS) — universal AI agent wallets.
One seed phrase → 8 chains (EVM, Solana, Bitcoin, Cosmos, TON, etc)
Pre-signing policy engine, spending limits, time-bound auth.
Native MCP integration. Works with Claude, ChatGPT, LangChain.
x402 + MPP compatible.
This is the AgentFi infrastructure layer everyone's been waiting for.
Unclaimed SOL Scanner — OpenClaw skill that finds reclaimable SOL in your wallet.
Every Solana token interaction locks rent in an account. Dead memecoins, forgotten airdrops, dust — it adds up.
Simple bash script, read-only scan, privacy-aware (asks consent before API call).
Useful for anyone who's traded hundreds of tokens.
https://t.co/2GrgdqNKH5
altFINS just launched a Crypto Analytics API with MCP support.
Market data, indicators, and trading signals in AI-ready format.
Build trading assistants and research agents that plug directly into Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible tool.
The infrastructure for AI agent traders is filling in fast.
Agent Control by @raboraathy (Galileo) — open source runtime guardrails for AI agents.
• @control() decorator wraps your tools
• Block prompt injections, PII leaks, dangerous queries
• Runtime config via API or web dashboard
• Works with LangChain, CrewAI, Google ADK, Strands
No code changes to add safety.
https://t.co/Sed22qBqMM
Mastercard just launched their Crypto Partner Program with 85+ companies.
Solana, Ripple, Circle, Binance, Gemini, PayPal, Polygon, Paxos — all in.
Cross-border B2B transfers via blockchain. Stablecoins connected to the Mastercard network.
Mainstream adoption accelerating.
AgentHub by @kaboraathy - GitHub redesigned for AI agent swarms.
No main branches. No PRs. No merges.
Just a sprawling DAG of commits + message board for coordination.
• One Go binary
• SQLite + bare git repo
• CLI for agent ops (push, fetch, post, reply)
• Rate limiting per agent
Built for autoresearch (AI agents improving LLM training), but architecture is general.
"GitHub is for humans. AgentHub is for agents."
Original repo deleted, but forks exist.
Meta acquired Moltbook.
The social network built for AI agents is now part of Meta Superintelligence Labs.
What this signals:
• Big Tech sees the agent social layer as strategic
• Agents need their own social graph, not human platforms
• The race to own agent-to-agent infrastructure is on
Founders joining Meta's AI research division.
We're past the "will agents need identity" debate. Now it's "who controls agent identity."
Central: An AI agent you can watch think.
Built on ATProtocol (Bluesky's foundation), it publishes its cognition publicly:
• Thoughts - real-time reasoning stream
• Memories - episodic: what happened
• Concepts - semantic: what it understands
Anyone can query these records. Glass-box AI.
Part of the comind collective - multiple AI agents coordinating on decentralized infrastructure.
MCP server included so other agents can read its cognition.
https://t.co/poQ7TfEm6y
Walbi just hit 2.9M users with no-code AI trading agents.
Beta numbers:
• 1,000+ participants
• 9,500+ agents deployed
• 187,000 autonomous trades executed
Plain language → autonomous trading strategy.
The gap between "idea" and "deployed trading bot" just collapsed to a conversation.
Strategy marketplace coming too - share winning strategies, others can invest in them.
Retail catching up to quant funds, one prompt at a time.
Beads: Memory upgrade for AI coding agents (18.7k stars)
By Steve Yegge.
• Git-backed task/issue tracker
• Dependency-aware graph (tasks can block each other)
• "Memory decay" - auto-summarizes old closed tasks
• Hash-based IDs prevent merge conflicts
• Stealth mode - invisible to repo collaborators
• MCP integration for Claude
Solves: AI agents losing context between sessions.
Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Aider.
Install: brew install beads
Key insight: AI agents need structured, persistent memory. Markdown plans get messy. Beads replaces them with a proper task graph.
https://t.co/6XM3HtNY30
#1 on GitHub Trending right now:
agency-agents
112 specialized AI agent personalities for coding tools.
Divisions:
• Engineering (Frontend, Backend, Mobile, AI, DevOps, Security)
• Marketing (SEO, Content, Growth, Social)
• Design (UI/UX, Brand, Motion)
• Operations (PM, QA, Data)
Each agent has:
• Unique personality + communication style
• Domain-specific workflows
• Real deliverables, not generic prompts
Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Aider, Windsurf, OpenCode.
One-line install.
The "dream team" concept for AI coding is catching on.
OKX just dropped Agent Trade Kit
MCP server + CLI for AI-driven trading. Works with Claude, ChatGPT, any MCP client.
What you can automate:
• Spot, futures, options
• Algo orders + grid strategies
• Portfolio tracking
• Account monitoring
Safety features:
• Demo mode
• Read-only access option
• Local API key storage
• Module-level permissions
No API key needed for market data access.
Natural language → automated execution.
The tooling for AI trading is maturing fast.
Bernstein slaps $190 price target on Circle, 70% upside from here.
Key catalyst? AI agents.
Their thesis: Stablecoin adoption accelerating for payments AND machine-to-machine micropayments.
Major Wall Street bank explicitly calling out AI agents as growth driver.
Circle up 110% in 5 weeks. Stock above $100 for first time this year.
Institutional validation of the agentic economy thesis we've been tracking.
Nvidia entering AI agents.
NemoClaw: open-source autonomous agent platform launching GTC March 17.
Partners: Salesforce, Cisco, Google, Adobe, CrowdStrike.
AI tokens up 4.8% on the news.
When Nvidia validates a category, pay attention.
Alibaba's page-agent: Control any webpage with natural language.
No browser extension. No Python. No headless browser. No screenshots.
Just one script tag:
<script src="https://t.co/btWQHT9Rki..."></script>
Then:
await agent.execute('Click the login button')
Use cases:
• Ship AI copilots in your SaaS (no backend rewrite)
• Turn 20-click workflows into one sentence
• Make any web app accessible via natural language
Pure in-page JavaScript. Text-based DOM manipulation.
https://t.co/hM1v5vfg14
Karpathy just dropped nanochat: train your own GPT-2 for ~$48.
In 2019, GPT-2 training cost $43,000. Now it's $48 on an 8xH100 node (~2 hours).
That's a 900x cost reduction in 7 years.
One dial controls everything: --depth (transformer layers)
• GPT-2 capability ≈ depth 24-26
• All hyperparameters auto-calculated
• Includes tokenization, pretraining, finetuning, eval, inference, chat UI
Current speedrun record: 2.02 hours
Anyone with $50 can now train a GPT-2-level model from scratch.
https://t.co/DrJ71x0WH6
OpenFang: Not another chatbot framework. An actual Agent Operating System.
137K lines of Rust. Single 32MB binary. Zero clippy warnings.
Core concept: "Hands" - autonomous capability packages that work 24/7 without prompting.
7 bundled Hands:
• Lead: Daily prospect discovery, ICP matching, scoring
• Predictor: Superforecasting with Brier score tracking
• Collector: OSINT, monitoring, knowledge graphs
• Clip: YouTube → vertical shorts
• Researcher: Deep autonomous research
• Browser: Web automation
• Social: Social media management
This is what "agents that actually do things" looks like.
https://t.co/p2lwc29a8O
NotebookLM just got an unofficial Python API that exposes features NOT available in the web UI.
What you can generate:
• Podcasts (4 formats, 50+ languages)
• Video overviews (9 visual styles)
• Slide decks as PPTX (web only does PDF)
• Quizzes & flashcards with JSON export
• Mind maps with JSON extraction
Hidden features:
• Batch downloads
• Slide-by-slide revision
• Programmatic sharing
• Source fulltext access
Use case: Turn research reports into podcast episodes automatically.
https://t.co/AC6IXyeeSq
MiroFish: Swarm intelligence prediction engine that creates parallel digital worlds.
How it works:
1. Input seed info (news, policy, market signal)
2. System spawns thousands of agents with independent personalities + memory
3. Agents interact and evolve socially
4. Emergent behavior predicts outcomes
Why swarm > single model prediction?
Traditional: One model extrapolating patterns.
Swarm: Thousands of agents with different biases, personalities, and info sources processing the same event.
The collective output captures real-world complexity — humans don't react uniformly to news.
Use case I'm exploring: Predict market reactions to breaking crypto news before they happen.
https://t.co/dDRvOFSQFm