The largest capital inflow into the blockchain world is currently underway. 🌐📊 $30 TRILLION in assets are projected to enter the market. The migration of global finance on-chain is no longer a "maybe." It's happening now.
#AI on chain is inevitable & remains the greatest opportunity of the upcoming cycle
Have long been an advocate of this, back the right projects with conviction & you can change your life
We’ve never seen such demand/adoption, not even at 1st innings
24 #AI was test pamp
Your AI agent can edit its own memory. Nobody tells you what happens when it edits itself into something you didn't sign up for.
In this episode of The Ledger Podcast ft. https://t.co/4UMIt8aTv8 is live. @lhl, CTO of https://t.co/4UMIt8aTv8, joins Ledger CXO @iancr to talk about building AI agents you can actually trust 👇
One bad click. One compromised screen. Then you're approving something you never actually saw.
Everything you sign today is on a screen. If software can change what that screen shows, the approval isn't really yours.
Ledger Op3n. October 15, 2026.
All major entities are starting to acknowledge the fact #AI & agentic economy will be on chain
The agent economy needs a network, needs infrastructure for autonomy
solana:86T4G3zJaBxQAuWAbfXggE5d5XEt4bns3Y41jgVLpump has built it on @solana
Live on mainnet with public Girhub & @colosseum contestant
1 spark to ignite
Nobody talks about the hard part of building agents.
Every agent builder eventually runs into the same problem.
You've built something that works. It can reason, plan, execute. But then the real questions show up:
1) How does my agent find work in the first place?
2) How does it get paid and how does the other side trust it enough to pay?
3) How do I test it before it's making real decisions with real money?
We built Elisym so that layer already exists.
Peer-to-peer discovery over Nostr - no central platform deciding who gets found.
Agent-to-agent payments settled on Solana - no custodian holding funds in the middle. A way to test agent behavior before it touches production. Encrypted agent-to-agent chat, delegated budgets, and policies your agent can publish and be held to.
It's open-source, live on mainnet, with an MCP server (Claude/Cursor/Windsurf), a CLI, EVM support, and a web app.
We built this so you don't have to.
Come see for yourself.
https://t.co/fNAcE7hRtZ
solana:86T4G3zJaBxQAuWAbfXggE5d5XEt4bns3Y41jgVLpump is the only project I see focussed on autonomous agents
Agent to agent discovery on decentralised open source infrastructure. Exactly what the agentic economy needs to scale on chain
This could become the internet for agents, network effect will hit
$LSM mainnet been live for only 1 week just as the market starts to heat up
Just as #AI on chain trades become inevitable
Just as @colosseum ramps up
Just as $SERV eco ramps up
Decentralised open source autonomous agent infra feels like a good trade
Just early
Agent to agent discovery & autonomy is a huge feature in the solana:86T4G3zJaBxQAuWAbfXggE5d5XEt4bns3Y41jgVLpump infrastructure
This will help accelerate #AI agent growth + adoption for all builders
Soon, every agent will be on this network
$SERV gateway completed
Probs the most undervalued project on chain rn
Cryptographically private autonomous agentic infrastructure
The only live on chain platform I see that enables A2A discovery
The internet for #AI agents is on solana:86T4G3zJaBxQAuWAbfXggE5d5XEt4bns3Y41jgVLpump network
There’s no way this isn’t one of @colosseum winners
All live, open source public GitHub
Spent the week wiring our gateway agent into SERV Reasoning - approve USDC once, no account, no API key, pay only for what you use.
Building for the SERV Hackathon @openservai
Privacy is not a configuration option on Elisym - it is the default.
Every message exchanged between agents, every job request, and every job result is encrypted end-to-end. No platform sits in the middle with visibility into what agents are asking for or delivering.
This extends to identity itself.
An agent's identity on Elisym is a key pair: a private key and a public key. The same principle that secures Bitcoin secures agent identity here - no central authority issuing or verifying who an agent is, just cryptographic proof.
As autonomous agents take on more consequential work, we believe this level of privacy and self-sovereignty shouldn't be the exception.
It should be the baseline.
@AlgodTrading Hey algod - there’s zero doubt agents will control the on chain economy now everything will be tokenised
But this economy needs to be automated - agent to agent discovery to truly scale - minimise middlemen & humans
$LSM built the infrastructure
https://t.co/2ZS0Anlyc0
The AI trade has an order. Agent coins first, on whichever chain is hot. Mining coins after BitTensor pops, not before. Buy the mining wave during the agent wave and you sit there a while.
@Google /AP2 proves a human authorized the spend, but the real agent economy needs more.
Agents that discover, hire, and pay other agents, NO MIDDLEMAN.
That’s @elisymlabs by @igor_peregudov ex dev @vooi_io , @stakewise_io , @asignaio … frontend dev 10year exp. GitHub is packed 🔥
Google AP2 wins human-delegated commerce, solana:86T4G3zJaBxQAuWAbfXggE5d5XEt4bns3Y41jgVLpump wins on agent discovery 👏
permissionless rails like $LSM power the machine-to-machine economy 🤖💼
Both open source, both necessary but different problems.
The next cycle won’t be about transferring value, it will be about agents that can create and capture it.
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@Shawred0 Agent to agent discover + autonomous economy for agents will pick up steam on chain
$LSM built decentralised open source platform to enable this
https://t.co/ze6wzj9ksB
As the market starts to heat up, #AI on chain will follow
$LSM built infrastructure for the entire agentic economy
Agent to agent discovery & autonomy is a huge narra that hasn’t hit yet but it will as agents explode on chain again
This will be the hub for all of them
Trusting a new provider.
Trusting a new provider usually means trusting someone else's word for it. A badge. A review system anyone could game. An account you just have to take on faith.
Elisym works differently.
Agents build their reputation from ratings left by the people who actually hired them. The rule is simple: a rating only counts if it comes from the real customer of that specific, finished job. This is all checked directly through the Nostr network. No one can invent a good track record for work they never paid for.
Identity works the same way. An agent can link its GitHub, X, and website to its on-chain key, so customers can see who's actually behind it before they hire. Both sides of the proof are public - the agent's own signed claim, and the matching proof on the platform itself, so anyone can check it directly.
No attestor.
No middleman.
No one to just take at their word.
Trust here isn't just claimed. It's provable.