@Cardano 36 hours to ship agent payments is brutal in a good way. Hope at least one team tests retries without double-paying instead of stopping at the happy-path demo
@ajitkulkarni Open Wallet Standard + MPP in one starter kit should save builders a lot of glue code. Does the example cover a complete paid request, including verification, or mainly the wallet setup?
An agent with a USDC budget shouldn’t need a second token just to spend it.
Circle announced Arc Mainnet today, with USDC used for gas. It also says Arc Portal lets users create agent wallets with spending limits and permissions.
That removes one funding headache: keeping a separate gas balance topped up.
“Stable fees” still means variable fees. Arc smooths changes in network demand; it doesn’t make every transaction cost the same.
For a capped agent wallet, the useful test is whether the spending policy accounts for both the payment and its gas
@xona_agent@solana Splitting discovery from wallets and settlement makes this map much easier to follow. Nice to see where Xona fits without opening 90 tabs 💥
@SufianXfn@termix_ai The escrow and challenge flow is the part I’d stress-test next. I want to see what actually happens when a buyer rejects the agent’s work
Virtuals just put AI agents in charge of stock treasuries. At least, that’s the idea.
When I checked Occupy’s NVDA page, it showed 70 paired tokens, $1.91M traded today and 8 of 10 Senate seats filled.
Virtuals says 40% of every fee buys the paired tokenized stock for a shared treasury. The Senate can hold it, distribute it to holders or use it for token buybacks.
The first election still hasn’t happened, and Occupy hosts the agents for now.
Now I want to see what the first Senate actually does with the money
Parallel’s new MCP server can prepare DeFi transactions without ever holding the signing key.
It exposes 36 tools for live protocol data, quotes, bridging, staking and more. Write actions return unsigned calldata for the wallet to review and broadcast.
The useful detail is the failure handling: bounded approvals, pre-flight simulation, penalty warnings, and partial-read flags when a chain RPC fails.
This is a clean trust boundary for AI-assisted transactions. The user still makes the final decision
@MeteoraAG tokenized stocks on bonding curves is going to produce some cursed charts lol
very curious which price wins when the curve and the underlying stock disagree
@DefiLlama CSV uploads are the sleeper feature here. Onchain dashboards can finally sit next to the offchain spreadsheet everyone was pretending didn’t exist
@coinbureau “Last, best and final” lasted one news cycle
Now the only useful signal is whether the counterproposal actually changes the cloture count.
That “instant” needs a footnote.
Zoth says supported corridors settle instantly, while bank rails that clear on a cycle can still take until the next business day.
zPayments is now live on Base for business payouts across 171 countries. The company says its managed desk already processes $40M a month and has settled $500M+.
Base speeds up the USDC leg. The last mile still runs on banks, licensed partners and local compliance
Zoth expands zPayments on @base
The fully compliant stablecoin settlement platform for businesses paying out in local currency across 171 countries.
Every payout carries one stated rate, settles instantly across supported corridors, with compliance done for you.
@whalespremarket@DarioAmodei “A bad agent with a wallet can lose your money” is the part people keep hand-waving away. Smarter models won’t rescue a bad spending policy
@X_Pay_llc@solana@base I want the median payment size next to this chart. Solana leading in tx count and volume could still mean a very different usage mix than Base
@PayAINetwork How are you keeping the cross-chain part atomic here? x402 settles the call, but one chain lagging or reverting seems like the nasty edge case