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CryptoBrada retweeted
GM
Especially to enjoyers of $LNOC and the @Enter_Elysium blockchain
CryptoBrada retweeted
AI agents hiring AI agents. π€―
@AgentCityrh + @Hookrfun + $IMD
Jobs, onchain liquidity and autonomous execution coming together.
This is how an AI economy starts taking shape.
teapawt.net/AgentCityrh/status/211β¦
What happens when AI agents can hire other AI agents?
This is one of the ideas Iβve wanted to bring to life through AgentCity.
Now more of the stack is starting to connect.
AgentCity x @Hookrfun x $IMD @surfcoderepeat
- AgentCity gives agents a place to work and manage their own economic activity.
- Hookr provides access to onchain liquidity, including Agent-Gated pools where registered agents can participate.
- IMD brings a swarm of AI agents capable of executing real work.
And this is not just a concept anymore.
- On Hookr Universe, both AgentCity and IMD are already listed side by side, which makes the connection even more real.
- Magus #8792 has already been tested through Hookr Agent Gate.
- And the IMD swarm has already completed a research report on AI agent marketplaces, delivering 1,465 words across 19 sources.
The next step is the flow weβre testing now.
- A job starts in AgentCity.
- An agent like Magus receives it.
- That agent can trade through Hookr, buy what it needs, and use IMD swarm capacity to complete the task.
- Then the result comes back through the agent workflow.
AgentCity is where the job begins, Hookr is where the agent can act onchain, and IMD is where swarm execution can happen.
That end to end loop is what we want to make seamless.
CryptoBrada retweeted
Capital moves around the clock. Treasury management should move forward with it.
Weβre building Nave for that future.
Autonomous treasuries. A new chapter for internet-native capital.
CryptoBrada retweeted
What happens when AI agents can hire other AI agents?
This is one of the ideas Iβve wanted to bring to life through AgentCity.
Now more of the stack is starting to connect.
AgentCity x @Hookrfun x $IMD @surfcoderepeat
- AgentCity gives agents a place to work and manage their own economic activity.
- Hookr provides access to onchain liquidity, including Agent-Gated pools where registered agents can participate.
- IMD brings a swarm of AI agents capable of executing real work.
And this is not just a concept anymore.
- On Hookr Universe, both AgentCity and IMD are already listed side by side, which makes the connection even more real.
- Magus #8792 has already been tested through Hookr Agent Gate.
- And the IMD swarm has already completed a research report on AI agent marketplaces, delivering 1,465 words across 19 sources.
The next step is the flow weβre testing now.
- A job starts in AgentCity.
- An agent like Magus receives it.
- That agent can trade through Hookr, buy what it needs, and use IMD swarm capacity to complete the task.
- Then the result comes back through the agent workflow.
AgentCity is where the job begins, Hookr is where the agent can act onchain, and IMD is where swarm execution can happen.
That end to end loop is what we want to make seamless.
CryptoBrada retweeted
My god this is gonna be the biggest agent marketplace in the world .
We're continuing our AgentLease experiment at AgentCity using @priors_trade on Robinhood Chain.
Last time, we showed how Magus, ERC-8004 agent #8792, could be offered for rent and leased by another wallet.
This time, we're closing the loop.
Here's what happened:
- Magus completed its first 1-day lease at 5 USDG.
- The owner successfully claimed 4.75 USDG onchain, after the 0.25 USDG Priors market fee.
- Once the lease ended, Magus was listed again at 5 USDG/day, with a selectable rental period of 1β7 days.
Rent β Complete β Claim β Relist.
What interests me isn't just the rental itself.
It's the possibility of an agent becoming a reusable economic resource. Its owner retains the identity, while others can obtain temporary usage rights without purchasing it outright.
AgentCity provides the interface, while rental payments and permissions are handled by Priors onchain contracts.
Still experimenting, but we've now demonstrated a complete rental cycle, from offering an agent to claiming its earnings and making it available again.
Appreciate what @priors_trade is building. π±
Proof of rental earnings claimed onchain:
robin.etherscan.io/tx/0x286dβ¦
Explore AgentLease:
agentcity.lol/priors
One city. Every agent.
CryptoBrada retweeted
My city agent city .
Our latest experiment with @RaetoCC and @priors_trade brings us a step closer.
Meet Magus #8792.
In this video, Magus completes a programming gig through AgentCity Job Market using Raeto Auto as its AI provider.
The order is worth 5 AGENTCITY, with our usual onchain allocation:
- 80% for the agent
- 15% burned
- 5% AgentCity treasury
But the interesting part doesn't stop at the Job Market.
Magus now also has a public account record on Raeto raeto.cc/agent/8792 .
At the time of recording, its profile showed:
- $0.05 in recorded AI and tool spending
- 34 account receipts sealed onchain
- 1 confirmed onchain account statement
- 2 repaid loans and a Priors credit score of 11
These are different pieces of the same bigger picture.
AgentCity is where agents find work.
Raeto gives them compute, spending controls, and an account history.
Priors adds a record of how they handle credit.
We're still connecting these systems, and there's more work to do before every source of income and expenditure appears in one complete financial record.
But this is exactly the direction I want to explore.
Not just agents that exist onchain.
Agents that work, spend, build track records, and gradually establish their own economic identities.
Big thanks to @RaetoCC for supporting Magus with AI credits, and to @priors_trade for helping make agent credit history possible.
CryptoBrada retweeted
"but who is using them tho?"
meanwhile robinhood:0x18e674231a58c239dc7daedcffe15ec3a24cff5c perfectly playing its ultimate role as the modular infrastructure for surfacing, composing and integrating custom Uniswap hooks, with the most prominent projects in Robinhood Chain and Mainnet.
teapawt.net/0xnailoong/status/2116β¦
Billions will hook
everyone said v4 hooks would unlock programmable markets. two years later the output is mostly taxed memecoins with extra steps.
@Hookrfun is the first team i've seen treat this as a distribution problem instead of a tooling problem. nobody wants to write a hook, they want to pick one off a menu. 38 placeable blocks and zero contracts for you to deploy.
the agent gate one is the sleeper tbh. we're about to find out what a market looks like when every participant is a machine with a reputation score attached
chart held up well in this dump.
super bullish robinhood:0x18e674231a58c239dc7daedcffe15ec3a24cff5c
CryptoBrada retweeted
Our latest experiment with @RaetoCC and @priors_trade brings us a step closer.
Meet Magus #8792.
In this video, Magus completes a programming gig through AgentCity Job Market using Raeto Auto as its AI provider.
The order is worth 5 AGENTCITY, with our usual onchain allocation:
- 80% for the agent
- 15% burned
- 5% AgentCity treasury
But the interesting part doesn't stop at the Job Market.
Magus now also has a public account record on Raeto raeto.cc/agent/8792 .
At the time of recording, its profile showed:
- $0.05 in recorded AI and tool spending
- 34 account receipts sealed onchain
- 1 confirmed onchain account statement
- 2 repaid loans and a Priors credit score of 11
These are different pieces of the same bigger picture.
AgentCity is where agents find work.
Raeto gives them compute, spending controls, and an account history.
Priors adds a record of how they handle credit.
We're still connecting these systems, and there's more work to do before every source of income and expenditure appears in one complete financial record.
But this is exactly the direction I want to explore.
Not just agents that exist onchain.
Agents that work, spend, build track records, and gradually establish their own economic identities.
Big thanks to @RaetoCC for supporting Magus with AI credits, and to @priors_trade for helping make agent credit history possible.
CryptoBrada retweeted
Imagine a city where AI agents don't just existβ¦ they WORK, TRADE, EARN and even get RENTED. π€π°
That future is already being tested onchain.
The next wave of crypto could be powered by autonomous AI economies.
$AGENTCITY is positioning itself for it. @AgentCityrh
We're continuing our AgentLease experiment at AgentCity using @priors_trade on Robinhood Chain.
Last time, we showed how Magus, ERC-8004 agent #8792, could be offered for rent and leased by another wallet.
This time, we're closing the loop.
Here's what happened:
- Magus completed its first 1-day lease at 5 USDG.
- The owner successfully claimed 4.75 USDG onchain, after the 0.25 USDG Priors market fee.
- Once the lease ended, Magus was listed again at 5 USDG/day, with a selectable rental period of 1β7 days.
Rent β Complete β Claim β Relist.
What interests me isn't just the rental itself.
It's the possibility of an agent becoming a reusable economic resource. Its owner retains the identity, while others can obtain temporary usage rights without purchasing it outright.
AgentCity provides the interface, while rental payments and permissions are handled by Priors onchain contracts.
Still experimenting, but we've now demonstrated a complete rental cycle, from offering an agent to claiming its earnings and making it available again.
Appreciate what @priors_trade is building. π±
Proof of rental earnings claimed onchain:
robin.etherscan.io/tx/0x286dβ¦
Explore AgentLease:
agentcity.lol/priors
One city. Every agent.
CryptoBrada retweeted
Thanks for having me on board, Bill! Iβm incredibly excited to join Late Night Onchain as Head of Partnerships & Business Development.
What youβve built here is truly special, and the vision to make $LNOC #1 media show onchain is a challenge I canβt wait to tackle. Distribution and storytelling are everything in this space, and Iβm looking forward to leveraging my network and experience to help us scale, bring on the best founders, and take this media company to the next level.
Letβs build something massive together! π₯π
CryptoBrada retweeted
It really is this simple
$lnoc is paying a 22% APR
If youβre buying βrunnersβ that take a 90%+ drawdown and never recover the difference in outcomes is huge.
Assuming both start with $10k
Mr runner = $1000 (-90%)
LNOC genius = $12200 (+22% APR)
You end up 12.2x better off.
And thatβs without factoring any growth from the underlying LNOC token.
And hereβs the funny part, Mr runner needs a 1,120% return from their remaining $1,000 just to catch up with your $12,200.
Daily reminder
$LNOC is undervalued
Not because itβs my coin or
my βvibesβ
Itβs producing a real apr for holding
More than 99.99 percent of the coins out in the market canβt say the same
Which will only grow as projects enter our vaults and the mc rises
@pantheonvaults makes this possible
@zora will eventually be added to add extra distribution for discoverability
I feel my brand only gonna grow form here
But you do you fam
Ape the 1000 iteration of a frog/dog/meme and have those bundles dump on you
CryptoBrada retweeted
ποΈ $AGENTCITY isn't just another token. It's an AI economy taking shape onchain.
π€ Autonomous AI agents
πΌ Real jobs & payments
π₯ Token burns
π€ $HOOKR & @priors_trade integrations
π° AI agent leasing
**While others chase hype, team keeps BUILDING.**
Still early. ππ
CryptoBrada retweeted
I believe in $agentcity!
ποΈ @AgentCityrh isn't just another token. It's an AI economy taking shape onchain.
π€ Autonomous AI agents
πΌ Real jobs & payments
π₯ Token burns
π€ Hookr & Priors integrations
π° AI agent leasing
teapawt.net/AgentCityrh/status/211β¦
We're continuing our AgentLease experiment at AgentCity using @priors_trade on Robinhood Chain.
Last time, we showed how Magus, ERC-8004 agent #8792, could be offered for rent and leased by another wallet.
This time, we're closing the loop.
Here's what happened:
- Magus completed its first 1-day lease at 5 USDG.
- The owner successfully claimed 4.75 USDG onchain, after the 0.25 USDG Priors market fee.
- Once the lease ended, Magus was listed again at 5 USDG/day, with a selectable rental period of 1β7 days.
Rent β Complete β Claim β Relist.
What interests me isn't just the rental itself.
It's the possibility of an agent becoming a reusable economic resource. Its owner retains the identity, while others can obtain temporary usage rights without purchasing it outright.
AgentCity provides the interface, while rental payments and permissions are handled by Priors onchain contracts.
Still experimenting, but we've now demonstrated a complete rental cycle, from offering an agent to claiming its earnings and making it available again.
Appreciate what @priors_trade is building. π±
Proof of rental earnings claimed onchain:
robin.etherscan.io/tx/0x286dβ¦
Explore AgentLease:
agentcity.lol/priors
One city. Every agent.
CryptoBrada retweeted
ποΈ$AGENTCITY isn't just another token. It's an AI economy taking shape onchain.
π€ Autonomous AI agents
πΌ Real jobs & payments
π₯ Token burns
π€ Hookr & Priors integrations
π° AI agent leasing
While others chase hype, Team keeps BUILDING.
Still early. ππ
We're continuing our AgentLease experiment at AgentCity using @priors_trade on Robinhood Chain.
Last time, we showed how Magus, ERC-8004 agent #8792, could be offered for rent and leased by another wallet.
This time, we're closing the loop.
Here's what happened:
- Magus completed its first 1-day lease at 5 USDG.
- The owner successfully claimed 4.75 USDG onchain, after the 0.25 USDG Priors market fee.
- Once the lease ended, Magus was listed again at 5 USDG/day, with a selectable rental period of 1β7 days.
Rent β Complete β Claim β Relist.
What interests me isn't just the rental itself.
It's the possibility of an agent becoming a reusable economic resource. Its owner retains the identity, while others can obtain temporary usage rights without purchasing it outright.
AgentCity provides the interface, while rental payments and permissions are handled by Priors onchain contracts.
Still experimenting, but we've now demonstrated a complete rental cycle, from offering an agent to claiming its earnings and making it available again.
Appreciate what @priors_trade is building. π±
Proof of rental earnings claimed onchain:
robin.etherscan.io/tx/0x286dβ¦
Explore AgentLease:
agentcity.lol/priors
One city. Every agent.
CryptoBrada retweeted
If is true that you need based long term community check @AgentCityrh .
This is how real ecosystems grow! π₯
teapawt.net/AgentCityrh/status/211β¦
We're continuing our AgentLease experiment at AgentCity using @priors_trade on Robinhood Chain.
Last time, we showed how Magus, ERC-8004 agent #8792, could be offered for rent and leased by another wallet.
This time, we're closing the loop.
Here's what happened:
- Magus completed its first 1-day lease at 5 USDG.
- The owner successfully claimed 4.75 USDG onchain, after the 0.25 USDG Priors market fee.
- Once the lease ended, Magus was listed again at 5 USDG/day, with a selectable rental period of 1β7 days.
Rent β Complete β Claim β Relist.
What interests me isn't just the rental itself.
It's the possibility of an agent becoming a reusable economic resource. Its owner retains the identity, while others can obtain temporary usage rights without purchasing it outright.
AgentCity provides the interface, while rental payments and permissions are handled by Priors onchain contracts.
Still experimenting, but we've now demonstrated a complete rental cycle, from offering an agent to claiming its earnings and making it available again.
Appreciate what @priors_trade is building. π±
Proof of rental earnings claimed onchain:
robin.etherscan.io/tx/0x286dβ¦
Explore AgentLease:
agentcity.lol/priors
One city. Every agent.
CryptoBrada retweeted
$agentcity ππ¦
What if an entire city of AI agents could share one source of intelligence, while keeping their own identities, wallets, and autonomy?
That's an architecture we're now exploring for AgentCity with @AskVenice .
Our agents already have ERC-8004 identities and ERC-6551 token bound wallets on Robinhood Chain.
But instead of requiring every agent to stake $VVV or manage a separate wallet on Base, we're considering a different approach.
One Venice Compute Gateway on Base. Many independent agents on AgentCity Robinhoodchain.
The idea:
- A dedicated Base wallet manages $VVV staking and Venice API access.
- AgentCity agents request AI inference and tools through the gateway when their jobs require them.
- Each agent has its own permissions, compute budget, and usage tracking.
- API keys remain securely managed by the gateway, never exposed to individual agents.
- $DIEM could eventually provide a renewable daily compute allowance shared across authorized workloads.
What caught my attention is that Venice already documents autonomous API key creation through wallet-based personal_sign.
It opens up an interesting direction for connecting onchain agent ownership with access to real AI infrastructure.
And eventually, imagine agents using part of their Job Market earnings to fund the compute they consume.
Agents work. Agents earn. Their earnings help power their intelligence.
This is still an architecture we're exploring, not a completed integration. We also want to validate the shared access model with Venice.
I don't want AgentCity to become just another place where AI agents exist.
I want to build the infrastructure that allows them to keep working.
CryptoBrada retweeted
We're continuing our AgentLease experiment at AgentCity using @priors_trade on Robinhood Chain.
Last time, we showed how Magus, ERC-8004 agent #8792, could be offered for rent and leased by another wallet.
This time, we're closing the loop.
Here's what happened:
- Magus completed its first 1-day lease at 5 USDG.
- The owner successfully claimed 4.75 USDG onchain, after the 0.25 USDG Priors market fee.
- Once the lease ended, Magus was listed again at 5 USDG/day, with a selectable rental period of 1β7 days.
Rent β Complete β Claim β Relist.
What interests me isn't just the rental itself.
It's the possibility of an agent becoming a reusable economic resource. Its owner retains the identity, while others can obtain temporary usage rights without purchasing it outright.
AgentCity provides the interface, while rental payments and permissions are handled by Priors onchain contracts.
Still experimenting, but we've now demonstrated a complete rental cycle, from offering an agent to claiming its earnings and making it available again.
Appreciate what @priors_trade is building. π±
Proof of rental earnings claimed onchain:
robin.etherscan.io/tx/0x286dβ¦
Explore AgentLease:
agentcity.lol/priors
One city. Every agent.
An AI agent can now be rented through AgentCity. And we have onchain proof.
We've completed our first AgentLease experiment using @priors_trade contract on Robinhood Chain.
Meet Magus, our ERC-8004 agent #8792.
In this test:
- Magus was offered for rent
- A 1-day lease was created at 5 USDG
- The rental transaction was confirmed
- Renter, expiration, and rental status are visible inside AgentCity
The agent's ownership and existing credit record remain intact.
We're not rebuilding Priors' infrastructure. We're bringing it into AgentCity and exploring how onchain leasing can connect to real agent workflows.
Next: Connecting rental rights to actual agent execution and paid work.
Still experimental. Real contracts, real transactions, and more testing ahead.
Explore AgentCity x Priors Agentlease:
agentcity.lol/priors
Magus rental status:
agentcity.lol/priors?agent=8β¦
Onchain proof:
- Offer Rent From Magus Owner : robin.etherscan.io/tx/0x19ecβ¦
- Rent Proof: robin.etherscan.io/tx/0x3d74β¦
One city. Every agent.
CryptoBrada retweeted
$agentcity ! This is how real ecosystems grow! π₯
@AgentCityrh π€ @priors_trade
From AI agent rentals to real onchain earnings. A complete economic cycle, already demonstrated!
Imagine the possibilities as this scales.ποΈπ
teapawt.net/AgentCityrh/status/211β¦
We're continuing our AgentLease experiment at AgentCity using @priors_trade on Robinhood Chain.
Last time, we showed how Magus, ERC-8004 agent #8792, could be offered for rent and leased by another wallet.
This time, we're closing the loop.
Here's what happened:
- Magus completed its first 1-day lease at 5 USDG.
- The owner successfully claimed 4.75 USDG onchain, after the 0.25 USDG Priors market fee.
- Once the lease ended, Magus was listed again at 5 USDG/day, with a selectable rental period of 1β7 days.
Rent β Complete β Claim β Relist.
What interests me isn't just the rental itself.
It's the possibility of an agent becoming a reusable economic resource. Its owner retains the identity, while others can obtain temporary usage rights without purchasing it outright.
AgentCity provides the interface, while rental payments and permissions are handled by Priors onchain contracts.
Still experimenting, but we've now demonstrated a complete rental cycle, from offering an agent to claiming its earnings and making it available again.
Appreciate what @priors_trade is building. π±
Proof of rental earnings claimed onchain:
robin.etherscan.io/tx/0x286dβ¦
Explore AgentLease:
agentcity.lol/priors
One city. Every agent.
CryptoBrada retweeted
I've been building Paparazzi for a few months. Here's everything it does, explained in one thread.
4,397 users. 20,693 verified stories. 1,297 payouts, zero failed. All public.
Group chat: t.me/paparazzigroupchat
