Christopher retweeted
I wouldn't lose sight of $AgentLayer, it’s a project that could suddenly be mentioned or recommended by major players
and massive adoption is on the horizon
dev keep building
Christopher retweeted
@theunipcs study @agentlayer_ai
Building the OpenRouter for Finance. solana:444DPguaifQZ5NicFicD9Kni6emKexyqqG4dEkUaBAGS 🤖💰
Goated dev @lopushok09 has been getting noticed 👀
Christopher retweeted
solana:444DPguaifQZ5NicFicD9Kni6emKexyqqG4dEkUaBAGS isn’t trying to bring AI agents to a wallet.
It’s bringing the wallet to the AI agents!
The “Agent Wallet” is now usable directly from the ChatGPT/Codex desktop environment.
Codex. Claude Code. OpenClaw. Hermes. One local wallet runtime underneath them.
Best part? The agent doesn’t need another financial app. The financial layer comes to the agent.
Slowly.. then.. 🤖💰🌐
you can use @agentlayer_ai in the chatgpt desktop app
just install it once, and it will be available directly from app
Christopher retweeted
Brian Armstrong just amplified @lopushok09’s work to his entire audience.
Minutes later, $AGENTLAYER did this. 🤖🚀📈
This is what thesis validation + distribution looks like in real time.
x402 is becoming bigger than a narrative. The CEO of Coinbase is actively pushing it — and @agentlayer_ai is already building directly into that future.
Still think nobody is watching? 🤖👀
teapawt.net/brian_armstrong/status…
Christopher retweeted
This is one of the strongest macro validations of @agentlayer_ai’s thesis that we’ve seen to date.
What @RaoulGMI describing isn’t simply “crypto gets bigger.” He’s describing the emergence of an entirely new economic participant: AI agents. Once you accept that AI agents will become autonomous economic actors, the next question becomes:
How do they bank?
That is precisely where AgentLayer’s thesis begins. 🤖💰
For years I've written that the entire economy is heading on-chain, and that the smart contract networks are the only rails it can possibly run on.
Here's the thing people still haven't understood. Billions of AI agents are about to come online, and they're going to transact constantly... paying each other for compute, data, services, at a scale and speed no human market has ever seen.
The existing financial system physically cannot carry them. It’s too slow.
And it looks like institutions are catching on. Just last week:
Franklin Templeton called AI agents the “use case that finally drives blockchain adoption”
Coinbase's agent-payment rails got adopted by Google and Amazon.
Samsung put stablecoins in the Galaxy wallet.
David Solomon went against the rest of Wall Street to back the Clarity Act.
And this is just one week.
The rails are being laid, the machine economy is coming to run on them, and most people are still whinging over the daily price movements.
We're about to onboard billions of agents onto a financial system that didn't exist twenty years ago.
This is fucking wild.
Christopher retweeted
“Unless a man is master of his soul, all other kinds of mastery amount to little."
- Theodore Roosevelt
Christopher retweeted
The biggest upgrades are rarely the loudest. They’re the ones that remove friction.
/wallet-base now lets you instantly:
⚡ View your Base portfolio
⚡ Switch networks
⚡ Preload wallet context for whatever comes next
Pair that with autonomous mode and the workflow becomes ridiculously smooth.
AI agents don’t need more complexity.
They need infrastructure that gets out of the way.
That’s exactly the direction AgentLayer is heading.
Go try it yourself. Once you experience the UX, it’s hard to go back. 🤖⚡️
agent-layer.tech/wallet
Christopher retweeted
the latest update also expands slash commands
use /wallet-base to:
- get an instant portfolio overview
- switch to the base network
- preload wallet context for your next tasks
combined with autonomous mode, it makes the whole experience much faster and smoother
Christopher retweeted
autonomous mode just got a major upgrade!
before, it only covered a limited set of wallet actions. agents still had to stop and wait for approval in the middle of many workflows
- now, one permission grant can cover swaps, bridges, staking, defi, and x402 payments.
- agents can execute an approved workflow end to end instead of pausing at every step.
- also improved x402: requests under $2 are now processed instantly without an approval prompt.
as always, nothing runs autonomously until you allow it
you define the boundaries. the agent executes within them
Christopher retweeted
🚨 UPDATE: Mike Novogratz says the CLARITY Act is close.
Now it's up to both parties to put politics aside and get it across the finish line.
Christopher retweeted
Despite the recent selloff, I remain bullish on @cademarket. I think it'll look obvious in hindsight.
The World Cup was just the beginning.
After that comes football, baseball, basketball and soccer seasons. Microbetting already accounts for around 40% of wagering volume on major sportsbooks, yet it remains largely untapped in prediction markets today.
But the opportunity is much bigger than sports.
Anything with a real time API can become a fast resolving market.
Esports:
-CS2 (Next round winner, total kills, first to plant)
-Forza Motorsport (Leader at the end of the lap, fastest lap)
Novel Sports:
-Horse racing (Will the halfway leader win the race?)
-Darts (Will this leg require more than 15 darts?)
Random Markets:
-Bus routes (Over or under two buses reaching Times Square in the next 5 minutes)
-Plane tracking (Which flight lands at JFK in the next 5 minutes?)
These markets settle in minutes, are easy to understand and are highly entertaining to watch.
The obvious criticism is that none of this creates value until it's on mainnet.
That's true. But if the World Cup testnet showed anything, it's that these games exposed real UX and market design problems before users had real money at stake. The team has been quick to iterate and fix them.
I'd much rather see that than rush to mainnet, have users lose money because of poor market design, and permanently damage trust.
I continue to view solana:Eg2ymQ2aQqjMcibnmTt8erC6Tvk9PVpJZCxvVPJz2agu as a venture-style investment. The execution risk is there, but so is the asymmetry at a $10M FDV.
Christopher retweeted
The next billion API calls won’t come from humans. They’ll come from AI agents. Those agents need a way to own assets, authenticate, and pay autonomously.
That’s why nearly 5,000 developers downloaded the AgentLayer Wallet in the last 30 days 👀
If you’re building with x402, now is the time to experiment.
Install @agentlayer_ai in minutes:
github.com/lopushok9/Agent-L…
Christopher retweeted
your claude/openclaw can literally handle almost any payment now!
from burrito delivery to complex defi strategies
