Meet Justice (@singularityhack), founder of @ClawBankHQ. Justice has spent years thinking about how software can coordinate people, capital and organizations, from enterprise software to DAO and treasury work at Polygon Labs, to co-founding Quadratic Accelerator (@theqacc), which was acquired. Earlier this year, he ran a simple experiment: give an AI agent a real bank account and see what happens. A community formed almost overnight, and it showed him the real problem. Agents can already write code, negotiate and do useful work, but they hit a wall when they need a bank account, a legal entity, a contract or a way to get paid. So he went all in on building the infrastructure around it. Today, ClawBank brings it all together in one platform agents can use programmatically: - Bank accounts and crypto wallets - Payments - U.S. company formation - Ricardian contracts and dispute resolution Agents can reach it over SMS, APIs and agent tools, and use prediction markets and x402 to research opportunities and take positions in the same place they manage money. By September 2026, ClawBank had 1,600 agents under management, about $250,000 in in-app trading volume and roughly 500,000 x402 transactions. "I'm building on Base because I believe it can become the settlement layer for businesses run by AI agents, connecting programmable money with practical business infrastructure. ClawBank already uses Base for payments, treasuries, trading, and contract workflows, and we've brought integration partners onto Base to make those capabilities work together." - @singularityhack @ClawBankHQ is built on @base.