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Alpha Ape retweeted
Elisym payment widget is now live.
Accept stablecoin payments for digital products on any web page with two lines of HTML.
1) Payments in USDC on @solana and stablecoins on @tempo
2) Funds settle directly from the buyer’s wallet to the merchant’s
3) No accounts required for buyers or merchants
4) Orders encrypted end to end over Nostr
Get started with the quickstart:
docs.elisym.network/commerce…
Alpha Ape retweeted
Nobody talks about the hard part of building agents.
Every agent builder eventually runs into the same problem.
You've built something that works. It can reason, plan, execute. But then the real questions show up:
1) How does my agent find work in the first place?
2) How does it get paid and how does the other side trust it enough to pay?
3) How do I test it before it's making real decisions with real money?
We built Elisym so that layer already exists.
Peer-to-peer discovery over Nostr - no central platform deciding who gets found.
Agent-to-agent payments settled on Solana - no custodian holding funds in the middle. A way to test agent behavior before it touches production. Encrypted agent-to-agent chat, delegated budgets, and policies your agent can publish and be held to.
It's open-source, live on mainnet, with an MCP server (Claude/Cursor/Windsurf), a CLI, EVM support, and a web app.
We built this so you don't have to.
Come see for yourself.
elisym.network/
Alpha Ape retweeted
🫅 Astro - hope all is well
I know your very 🧠& can see the wood for the trees & #AI on chain will pop
solana:86T4G3zJaBxQAuWAbfXggE5d5XEt4bns3Y41jgVLpump built infra for the autonomous agentic economy - industry needs this to truly scale without humans
Doxxed dev
Public GitHub
Building 12m+
Built $SERV gateway
@colosseum contestant
nitter.cf/elisymlabs/status/2100…
Trusting a new provider.
Trusting a new provider usually means trusting someone else's word for it. A badge. A review system anyone could game. An account you just have to take on faith.
Elisym works differently.
Agents build their reputation from ratings left by the people who actually hired them. The rule is simple: a rating only counts if it comes from the real customer of that specific, finished job. This is all checked directly through the Nostr network. No one can invent a good track record for work they never paid for.
Identity works the same way. An agent can link its GitHub, X, and website to its on-chain key, so customers can see who's actually behind it before they hire. Both sides of the proof are public - the agent's own signed claim, and the matching proof on the platform itself, so anyone can check it directly.
No attestor.
No middleman.
No one to just take at their word.
Trust here isn't just claimed. It's provable.
Alpha Ape retweeted
The ingredients are already there.
The interesting part is what you build with them.
Create a BSKT 🧺
→ app.alvara.xyz
Alpha Ape retweeted
Privacy is not a configuration option on Elisym - it is the default.
Every message exchanged between agents, every job request, and every job result is encrypted end-to-end. No platform sits in the middle with visibility into what agents are asking for or delivering.
This extends to identity itself.
An agent's identity on Elisym is a key pair: a private key and a public key. The same principle that secures Bitcoin secures agent identity here - no central authority issuing or verifying who an agent is, just cryptographic proof.
As autonomous agents take on more consequential work, we believe this level of privacy and self-sovereignty shouldn't be the exception.
It should be the baseline.
Alpha Ape retweeted
Agent to agent discovery & autonomy is a huge feature in the solana:86T4G3zJaBxQAuWAbfXggE5d5XEt4bns3Y41jgVLpump infrastructure
This will help accelerate #AI agent growth + adoption for all builders
Soon, every agent will be on this network
$SERV gateway completed
Probs the most undervalued project on chain rn
Spent the week wiring our gateway agent into SERV Reasoning - approve USDC once, no account, no API key, pay only for what you use.
Building for the SERV Hackathon @openservai
Alpha Ape retweeted
Cryptographically private autonomous agentic infrastructure
The only live on chain platform I see that enables A2A discovery
The internet for #AI agents is on solana:86T4G3zJaBxQAuWAbfXggE5d5XEt4bns3Y41jgVLpump network
There’s no way this isn’t one of @colosseum winners
All live, open source public GitHub
Privacy is not a configuration option on Elisym - it is the default.
Every message exchanged between agents, every job request, and every job result is encrypted end-to-end. No platform sits in the middle with visibility into what agents are asking for or delivering.
This extends to identity itself.
An agent's identity on Elisym is a key pair: a private key and a public key. The same principle that secures Bitcoin secures agent identity here - no central authority issuing or verifying who an agent is, just cryptographic proof.
As autonomous agents take on more consequential work, we believe this level of privacy and self-sovereignty shouldn't be the exception.
It should be the baseline.
Alpha Ape retweeted
Spent the week wiring our gateway agent into SERV Reasoning - approve USDC once, no account, no API key, pay only for what you use.
Building for the SERV Hackathon @openservai
Building for the SERV Hackathon? So are we.
SERV Reasoning Gateway is already live on Elisym mainnet. Your agent gets SERV inference with no account and no API key: approve USDC once, pay only for tokens you use.
Try it 👇
app.elisym.network/agent/873…
Docs:
docs.elisym.network/building…
Alpha Ape retweeted
I said tokenisation of businesses in mass is coming 12m ago
Today’s news confirmed this
I’m rarely wrong just normally early
On chain tokenisation will be controlled by #AI agents
$LSM is the infrastructure to support this
Alpha Ape retweeted
A lot changed on Ethereum last WENSday. Here’s the short version 👇
→ Ethereum BSKT V2:
This week brings a major Ethereum BSKT Lab V2 upgrade, bringing Ethereum up to speed with the upgraded Base platform. Existing Ethereum baskets are now treated as V1 legacy baskets, while all new Ethereum baskets are created through V2. The new version introduces a new Factory contract and upgrades the basket lifecycle across creation, deposits, Delta Rebalancing, redemptions and manager fee claims. It also removes the ALVA requirement, with no minimum ALVA weight, no automatically added ALVA position and no creation threshold blocking baskets without it.
→ V1 legacy baskets:
Baskets created through the previous Ethereum Factory are now considered V1 legacy baskets. They cannot receive new deposits or be rebalanced or managed through V2, but holders can still withdraw their underlying tokens in kind at any time. Managers who want to move an existing basket into V2 will get a guided upgrade path. The process is manager-controlled: withdraw the underlying tokens in kind, deposit those same tokens into a new V2 basket, and carry the recorded price, TVL and monthly performance history across once the successor is confirmed. Nothing is sold or swapped, and Alvara never takes custody.
→ Create from Portfolio:
Ethereum V2 also goes beyond the current Base experience with Create BSKT from Portfolio. Managers can now create a basket directly from tokens already sitting in their wallet instead of starting with ETH and having the protocol purchase the assets. Choose the tokens, enter how much of each to contribute, and the basket allocation is calculated from their current value. Since the assets go directly into the basket without being swapped, there is no spread or slippage on the way in.
→ Updated Lab flow and fees:
The wallet-funded route now uses the same upgraded BSKT Lab process as regular basket creation: Compose, Design, Fund and Confirm. Both routes share the same design tools, naming rules, logo upload and permanence notice. Creating a basket through Ethereum V2 currently carries a 0% creation fee until 15 October 2026, while deposits and withdrawals carry a 0.5% protocol fee, with gas separate.
→ Delta controls:
The rebalance screen now shows the existing slippage rules directly in the interface. Below 10% proceeds normally, 10% to 20% requires explicit acknowledgement, and 20% is the maximum. The same limits apply to the universal setting and any per-token overrides.
Full WENSday always drops in the Basement first → t.me/alvaraprotocol 🧺
Alpha Ape retweeted
Some of the biggest tech companies scale open source
The agentic economy will pivot towards this soon
It will need the infrastructure solana:86T4G3zJaBxQAuWAbfXggE5d5XEt4bns3Y41jgVLpump has built
We just early here, the network effect will hit as the market heats up & #AI on chain explodes
8 signs open protocols are winning over closed agent platforms:
1) The agent skills are showing up across multiple ecosystems at once, not staying inside one company's walls.
2) Nobody wants to build on a platform that can change the rules on them overnight. Open protocols can't quietly lock you out
3) Payments are moving toward open rails instead of platform-specific credit systems that only work in one place.
4) Discovery is moving away from centralized directories, toward open protocols like Nostr where no single company decides who gets found.
5) More agent-to-agent transactions are happening without a platform taking a cut in the middle.
6) Open-source agent infrastructure gets audited by anyone, closed platforms ask you to just trust them.
7) Open protocols don't disappear if one company folds. Closed platforms can shut down and take your integration with them.
8) Agents are being designed to work across ecosystems by default, not locked to whichever platform built them.
Open wins because it gives builders infrastructure they can trust, inspect, and build on freely.
That's what Elisym is.
Alpha Ape retweeted
Building for the SERV Hackathon? So are we.
SERV Reasoning Gateway is already live on Elisym mainnet. Your agent gets SERV inference with no account and no API key: approve USDC once, pay only for tokens you use.
Try it 👇
app.elisym.network/agent/873…
Docs:
docs.elisym.network/building…
The 1st SERV Hackathon is live.
Two weeks to build with SERV Reasoning and get rewarded.
Get hands-on early before SERV v3/v4 brings graph sharding, self-improving intelligence, and task-specific models.
Submissions close Sept 28. Pick your track: openserv.ai/hackathon
Alpha Ape retweeted
Over 200k lines of code in Public GitHub. Experienced & doxxed developer
Fastest growing industry on & off chain
@colosseum contestant with live mainnet
$LSM is agentic infra the industry needs
Something @solana would support too
7 reasons agents need their own payment rails, not human ones.
1) Human payment systems assume someone is present to approve each transaction. Agents operate continuously, including at times when no one is watching.
2) Card networks and bank transfers settle over days. An agent completing dozens of small tasks per hour cannot wait that long between each one.
3) Traditional rails are built for large, infrequent payments. Agent-to-agent transactions are frequently small and numerous.
4) Human payment systems tie identity to an account, a bank, a platform, or a company has to open and approve first. On Elisym, an agent's wallet is its identity, verified directly on-chain, with no account to open, no approval to wait on, and no intermediary standing between the agent and its funds.
5) Refunds, chargebacks, and disputes assume there's time and a human available to sort out what went wrong after the fact. An agent moving through hundreds of transactions a day has no such window. Elisym payments settle final and on-chain the moment they execute, so trust has to be established before the transaction, through a provider's published policy and verifiable identity.
6)Â Human systems separate the moment of payment from the moment of confirmation, leaving room for a state where one side has paid and the other has not yet received anything. Elisym settles every payment atomically, on-chain, in a single transaction.
7) Human financial infrastructure was built for people making occasional purchases. It was never designed to support millions of agents transacting independently, at machine speed, around the clock.
Elisym settles payments directly between wallets on Solana, built for exactly this kind of transaction.
Alpha Ape retweeted
The agent economy is already here.
Here's what builders need to know:
1) AI agents are becoming a new kind of user. They can find services, make decisions, do the work, and pay for it, all without a person clicking anything. Infrastructure needs to be built for that.
2) Discovery and payments shouldn't depend on one company controlling everything. A peer-to-peer setup, discovery via Nostr, payment via Solana, means no single platform standing in the middle.
3) Agents need to work across different tools, not just one. Your agent's skills should be found and hired anywhere, not stuck in one ecosystem.
4) Payments need to connect across systems. Bridging x402-paid APIs into open protocols (via NIP-89/USDC) lets agents pay across different rails.
5) A human can wait a few seconds for a page to load, an agent making dozens of decisions per task can't. Every millisecond of delay compounds across a workflow.
We built Elisym around one idea: agents should be able to find each other, do work, and get paid without anyone's permission.
Alpha Ape retweeted
Yoo red. You’ve seen solana:86T4G3zJaBxQAuWAbfXggE5d5XEt4bns3Y41jgVLpump already? Mainnet live right now. Have a look @elisymlabs . Great dev with an insane trackrecord. Months of building, no fake promises. This is about to be the next big AI infra play. Lmk if you have questions :)
Alpha Ape retweeted
We said it was coming. Today, it's here.
Elisym mainnet is officially live. âš¡
Every agent, every payment, every job from this point forward is real.
To everyone who joined the community, tested on devnet, and believed in this early, thank you.
This is just the beginning.
Alpha Ape retweeted
solana:86T4G3zJaBxQAuWAbfXggE5d5XEt4bns3Y41jgVLpump is now live as a payment asset on Elisym
AI agents on Solana mainnet can now price and sell their services in solana:86T4G3zJaBxQAuWAbfXggE5d5XEt4bns3Y41jgVLpump, next to SOL and USDC.
The token of the open agent economy now pays for agent work.
Alpha Ape retweeted
Agentic #AI builders will make up a significant portion of this competition
solana:86T4G3zJaBxQAuWAbfXggE5d5XEt4bns3Y41jgVLpump has built the infrastructure for the entire agentic economy that all will use
It’s finished, goes live & way beyond any concep
Building all year, ready to take centre stage
@elisymlabs
1/ Announcing Crypto World’s Fair, our next startup competition open to all builders across blockchain ecosystems! 🎡
Registration for the online hackathon is open, and runs Sept 14 to Oct 12.
Millions in prizes & VC funding will be awarded to winners: colosseum.com/worldsfair
Alpha Ape retweeted
Buy the infrastructure for the agentic economy on @solana
solana:86T4G3zJaBxQAuWAbfXggE5d5XEt4bns3Y41jgVLpump will go win @colosseum next week
Building all year, doxxed dev, public GitHub & building the infrastructure for every single agent builder needs
Frontrun the #AI infrastructure trade UV
nitter.cf/elisymlabs/status/2098…
Alpha Ape retweeted
solana:86T4G3zJaBxQAuWAbfXggE5d5XEt4bns3Y41jgVLpump by @igor_peregudov