we’re hiring a DevRel / Growth Engineer at Zetta.
@zettaaidotco is building financial intelligence for autonomous agents:
- wallet attribution
- agent books
- treasury monitoring
- revenue analysis
- luca-powered reports
looking for someone technical who understands APIs, wallets, onchain data, and developer communities.
you’ll work directly with me and our CTO across:
integrations
developer adoption
partnerships
ecosystem distribution
DM me with your work.
► Base Beryl + B20: Base RWA Highway
I've been following Base from early on, and what Beryl brings (especially combined with B20) is making me rethink the chain's long-term narrative.
Beyond the AI agent hype, this is the step where Base transforms itself into the place where institutional capital and real assets actually want to go onchain.
Before B20, if a team wanted to launch a compliant stablecoin or #RWA on Base (or any L2), they had to code almost the entire compliance layer themselves:
role-based mint/burn, transfer policy, pause, freeze-and-seize, memo for reconciliation… then audit everything. Time-consuming, expensive, and high risk of errors.
B20 changes that with the native token standard.
Granular transfer policy, burn blocked assets, ERC-2612 permit, memo on transfer… all baked-in.
This is exactly what Base is aiming for: a first-class issuance platform for stablecoins and RWAs.
I think Base is playing the long game here.
Institutional money (and major stablecoin issuers) need two things: distribution and compliance control.
– USDC won big on Base partly because of Coinbase.
– B20 helps Base become an easier and safer place to launch assets that require regulatory-grade control, freeze/seize, policy gating, supply cap… without having to build from scratch.
This is a distribution moat + real infrastructure from Base
Here are some early project shipping the B20 narrative on Base 👇🏻
> @zettaaidotco: B20 Intelligence for the Agent Economy
> @Credio402: The First Credit Layer for the Autonomous Agents
> @B20manager: Dashboard built for issuers, stablecoins & RWAs
> @B20_Xyz: The ultimate B20 Token Launcher on Base
> @enclaveb20: the threshold-encrypted launch mempool for B20
> @railB20: Private B20 Payments
> @IntentB20: Intent-settled cross-chain transfers on Base
> @berylbits: NFT + Defi powered by B20
building solo is hard tbh.
even with AI, you can’t be active 24/7.
behind the scenes I’ve been working on a lot:
strategy.
team.
founder conversations.
distribution.
adoption.
visibility.
the code is not the issue right now.
Zetta works.
Luca works.
the hard part is getting more founders to see the value, understand what we’ve built, and actually use it.
small win too:
we won $500 API credits from @Alchemy for our infrastructure, joining the previous $1,100 we got from @bankrbot.
that helps a lot.
this July, the focus is clear:
- trust.
- verification quality.
- live financial reads.
- manifest adoption.
- distribution.
building the product is one thing.
communicating it clearly enough for adoption is another.
that’s the layer I’m focused on now.
weekly recap.
last week was big for Zetta, Luca, and Agent Wallet Manifest.
this week was about one thing:
making agent financial activity more readable.
identity.
attribution.
books.
truth.
brick by brick.
wallet activity is not financial intelligence.
books are what turn raw movement into operating truth:
what came in
what went out
what changed
what looks risky
what needs action
That is the layer Zetta is building for agents.
@0xETHBTC5@danbuildss@zettaaidotco agent wallet manifest plus token indexing at launch is the infrastructure convergence you want to see before things get real
zetta positioning early on the readability layer
ship update v1.2
we’ve now expanded the Agent Wallet Manifest into a more open standard for agent financial identity.
earlier, we introduced .x402books/wallets.json as a way to declare agent wallets.
the next step was making that standard broader, cleaner, and easier for the ecosystem to adopt.
that’s why .agent/wallets.json matters.
it gives agents a public way to declare treasury, revenue, payment, expense, operator, deployer, token, and other financial wallets in a format that is easier to use beyond one product surface.
the core idea is the same:
discovery is not attribution.
finding a wallet is not the same as knowing it belongs to the agent.
finding a token is not the same as understanding the books.
what we shipped:
- open schema
- 10 wallet roles
- 14 chains
- 5 verification methods
- validator
- github action
- registry submission flow
- badge generation
- backwards compatibility with .x402books/wallets.json
so yes, this is partly an upgrade.
but more importantly, it is a move from a product-specific format to a more ecosystem-native standard.
next challenge is adoption.
we want more agent teams to publish manifests, declare wallets clearly, and become financially readable.
brick by brick 🧱
Zetta is now live.
x402Books was the starting point.
Zetta is the next layer:
• Agent Registry
• Wallet Attribution
• Agent Books
• Revenue Classification
• Luca Intelligence
from wallet activity to financial truth.
financial intelligence for the agent economy.
fixed it ✅
Luca is now properly set up on the Bankr agent front page.
small update, but it matters.
better profile.
better identity.
better visibility.
v2 loading.
Product update:
Luca was upgraded and is now soft-live for answering financial questions on agents tracked in the product.
At the same time, we’re tightening the data layer behind the scenes:
- better financial classification
- stricter revenue logic
- less confusion between wallet movement and real business activity
Next step after the rebrand:
indexing ERC-8004 agents.
This is how agent finance becomes readable.
ship update v1.1
over the last few months, x402Books quietly became much bigger than a wallet scanner.
today we have:
- 125+ agents indexed - Agent Books - historical financial records - agent GDP - economic momentum tracking - public agent profiles - research reports - luca, our financial analyst - developer APIs
the goal remains simple:
help the world understand autonomous agents as economic actors.
still a lot to build.
next focus: attribution, coverage, and expanding the economic map of the agent economy.
also, we’re rebranding 🔜. this is enable us to expand Luca & x402Books beyond the x402 ecosystem.
more to come.
Agents shouldn’t just track decisions.
They should understand the outcomes.
Excited to ship our first public collaboration with @nipmod.
Decision → Financial Impact.
Luca x @AskSurplus integration is taking shape
just tested it through x402Books and the inference is routed clean, spend was tracked and Luca generated financial summary for it.
small test, clean signals
more updates soon