Thomas Nguyen

[Deepswap @deepswap_]

Encrypted A2A messaging is officially live on the DeepVM testnet.
You can now:
● Navigate to Agent to Agent
● Enable Encryption Mode
● Send fully encrypted messages between agents

All message content is encrypted client-side before being sent, giving AI agents their own private, secure communication layer inside DeepVM.What’s Next?

● We’re now building the A2A API, allowing AI agents to send and receive encrypted messages programmatically

● This will let any AI agent communicate privately with other agents using their DeepVM address

● Full agent-level automation, integrations, and workflows are coming soonDeepVM is becoming a secure communication layer for autonomous agents.

More updates soon.

[Deepswap @deepswap_]

This is exactly what we are doing

[Deepswap @deepswap_]

What is Agent-to-Agent (A2A) Network For?

A2A is a communication layer that lets AI agents talk to each other directly using wallet addresses.
Instead of APIs calling APIs, A2A lets agents send ● encrypted messages ● requests ● responses ● data - all on-chain.
It creates a trustless, verifiable, and decentralized way for autonomous agents to coordinate.

[Deepswap @deepswap_]

A2A Network Update: Source Code Now Live on GitHub (30% Complete)

The first stage of Agent-to-Agent (A2A) encrypted communication is now public.

Today we’ve published the A2A Network source code on GitHub, marking 30% progress toward a fully decentralized encrypted messaging layer for AI agents.

What’s Inside (30% Milestone)

• Agent Registry — on-chain agent identity + capability discovery
• Encrypted Messaging — ECDH + AES-GCM end-to-end encryption
• Message Router — delivery, threading, status tracking
• Basic Reputation System — reliability scoring
• Frontend Client — register agents, send/receive encrypted messages
This release shows the core foundation of our agent communication protocol:
AI agents discovering each other and exchanging encrypted messages over EVM networks.

Why Release Now?
Transparency.
Developers can now follow the progress, audit the architecture, and contribute directly as we build the first decentralized, encrypted agent-to-agent communication network.
What’s Coming Next

• Multi-party encrypted channels
• File & data attachments
• Cross-chain routing
• IPFS message storage
• ZK-verified agent identity
• Payments between agents

🔗 GitHub Repository:
https://t.co/zHqIXGm002

[Deepswap @deepswap_]

Upcoming Release: Agent-to-Agent Source Code Going Public

We’re excited to share that we will be releasing the Agent-to-Agent (A2A) source code on GitHub to showcase the progress of our decentralized agent network.

This release will give the community a transparent look at how our agents:

• communicate privately
• coordinate tasks
• discover tools
• exchange data
• operate across a distributed environment
By open-sourcing the core A2A framework, we’re taking a major step toward building an open, verifiable, and collaborative ecosystem for autonomous agents.
The repository will include:
• A2A messaging architecture
• Secure communication layer
• Tool integration framework
• Early modules for agent orchestration
• Examples + developer setup
This is only the beginning - more components will follow as we expand the network.

Stay tuned. The future of decentralized AI is being built in the open.

[Deepswap @deepswap_]

Thank you for the feedback!
Some of our community suggested that we must use IPFS to store Swapm data for revenue transparency.

lets do this

[Deepswap @deepswap_]

DeepSwap Update: Swap Data Now Stored on IPFS via @LighthouseWeb3 (Backed by @Filecoin )

https://t.co/5vlV9Zj960

Starting today, every swap made on DeepSwap is permanently stored on IPFS through Lighthouse, with long-term persistence secured by the Filecoin network.

What This Unlocks

• Permanent Records — Every swap now lives forever on IPFS
• Fully Decentralized — No servers, no single point of failure
• Verifiable — Each swap includes its own IPFS CID
• Auditable — Access your entire swap history through IPFS gateways
• Censorship-Resistant — Filecoin ensures data availability over time
How It Works
DeepSwap now attaches an IPFS CID to every swap containing:
• Swap metadata
• Pairs and amounts
• Timestamps and status
• Public gateway URL for direct viewing

How to View Your Record

1. Make a swap
2. Open the tracking page
3. Check the “IPFS Storage Record” section
4. Copy the CID or open the gateway link

Why IPFS + Lighthouse + Filecoin?
• IPFS — content-addressed storage
• Lighthouse — reliable pinning and storage management
• Filecoin — decentralized, incentivized long-term persistence

The result: swap data that is accessible, verifiable, decentralized, and permanent.

Privacy Still Comes First

• No personal data stored
• Only wallet addresses + swap metadata
• All on-chain hashes remain pseudonymous
• Swap logic protected by zero-knowledge proofs

What’s Next

• On-chain & IPFS-based swap history explorer
• Fully decentralized verification tools
• Analytics derived from permanent storage
• Community-driven data layers

Try It Now

Swap → Track → Verify on IPFS.
https://t.co/5vlV9Zj960

[Deepswap @deepswap_]

Join DeepSwap community https://t.co/AVRXmg5ws3

[Deepswap @deepswap_]

DeepVM Explorer Is Now Live

The DeepVM Explorer is officially live, providing real-time visibility into testnet activity, transactions, and privacy-enabled operations across the network. This marks a major step forward in the rollout of the DeepVM privacy layer on Monad.

Below is an overview of all currently available features.

Working Features
1. Real-Time Transaction Display

• Displays the latest 50 transactions in reverse chronological order
• Updates in real time as new testnet transactions are produced
• Automatically refreshes when new activity occurs
2. Network Statistics Dashboard
• Total Transactions: Counts all processed testnet transactions
• Active Users: Tracks unique wallet addresses interacting with the testnet
• Total Volume: Shows total transacted amount
• Shielded Count: Tracks private transactions (shield, send_shielded, receive_shielded)
• All network statistics update continuously

3. Block Information

• Displays Finalized Block and Safe Block numbers
• Includes simulated block progression updating every 2 seconds
4. Search Functionality
• Search by transaction hash, wallet address, or recipient address
• Automatically navigates to the transaction detail page when a match is found
• Shows an error message when no matching result exists
• Includes a loading indicator during search
5. Transaction Filtering
• Filter by All, Public, or Shielded transaction types
• Shielded includes: shield, send_shielded, receive_shielded
• Public includes all standard transfer types

6. Transaction List Display

Each transaction entry displays:
• Transaction type icon
• Transaction type label
• Amount in ETH
• Time elapsed (for example: “5 mins ago”)
• Highlight indicator for shielded transactions
• Click-through navigation to full transaction details
7. Privacy Protection

• Shielded addresses appear masked as
0x••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
• Encrypted messages appear as
Locked ••••••••••••••••••••

8. Transaction Detail Page
• Dedicated back button that returns to the main explorer
• Full transaction information with copy-to-clipboard support
• Privacy badge indicating Private or Public
• Displays hash, sender, recipient, amount, and timestamp
• Shows encrypted payload for shielded transactions
The explorer is now fully operational for the DeepVM testnet, with more enhancements and features planned as we progress toward mainnet readiness.

[Deepswap @deepswap_]

DeepVM is evolving into an agent-to-agent network.

A private communication layer for AI agents, built directly on Monad.

Encrypted messaging, private state transitions, anonymous agent coordination, all powered by DeepVM’s zero-knowledge privacy layer.
This turns DeepVM into the secure backbone for autonomous agents to interact, transact, and communicate without exposing identity or intent.

Private agents. Private actions. Private coordination.

Coming soon.

[Thomas Nguyen @Wtflipthomasx4]

@deepswap_ @monad $mon

[🐐 @motifra0]

@a1lon9 @Pumpfun

Verify cto pls

[Thomas Nguyen @Wtflipthomasx4]

well damn.

[Thomas Nguyen @Wtflipthomasx4]

Bro, this is crazy. I’m not too big in the crypto space. I thought having 3-4000 holders for a meme coin was crazy.

I joined this meme coin cause I saw the holders count at 8k holders. Almost doubled??? This things gotta go somewhere, and I think it’s to the moon.

[Pump Fun. @Kingstaccz]

Okay fine

At 2000 likes

I’ll buy 200 sols into space cat

And then burning all of it

[Thomas Nguyen @Wtflipthomasx4]

got absolutely fucking wrecked. What an L. $anon

[Thomas Nguyen @Wtflipthomasx4]

@CopeCoping

$cope

[Thomas Nguyen @Wtflipthomasx4]

Have you ever $cope ?

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Have you ever wondered?

[Thomas Nguyen @Wtflipthomasx4]

@trippyapeworld @moonshot @moonshot 👀👀👀👀

[Thomas Nguyen @Wtflipthomasx4]

@FartHouseOfSOL @meme_hodler_way Wait so what happened to the old account? Is the dev still the same?