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What happens when AI agents can hire other AI agents? This is one of the ideas I’ve 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 we’re 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.

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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 1–7 days. Rent → Complete → Claim → 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. 🌱 Proof of rental earnings claimed onchain: robin.etherscan.io/tx/0x286d… Explore AgentLease: agentcity.lol/priors One city. Every agent.

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.

Just looked through my list of coins that I bought in the last 40D. These are still socially active, but I had to buy them 5D ago or more. List + hold time so far. robinhood:0xedbf91223639800bcd5756815caf908df3b890be (37D) robinhood:0x89b76dcdda801f2e456765742c64950eb2a0c93c (21D) $DVK (16D) $AGENTCITY (23D) $CLOAKSWAP (27D) $OSTRA (7D) $LENVRA (9D) $SECONDED (26D) $SCORE (31D) $TATA (22D) $UMBRA (8D) $PARABOL (19D) $QRO (15D) $MUTEX (7D) $KAKUDO (9D) $GHOSTDEX (11D) $FIDES (8D) $BALLAST (26D) $FACTOR (13D) $OAKEN (5D) robinhood:0x4f8eb44cd1a5290d12d5729bc53f3f2bcee78684 (15D) $SHUNT (12D) $FETCHN (11D) $SNTL (7D) $SALIEND (6D) robinhood:0x28e3c0c404088f1a5d739221072ddf6ab4431022 (15D) Obviously it doesn't mean any of these survive, but I found it interesting that there's a few that are pretty active on social media but VERY low MC. I'm still holding anything that's active on X, actively selling coins that aren't active + look dead chart-wise.

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We're exploring the AgentCity Agent Access Gateway, connecting ERC-8004 identities, @priors_trade reputation, and @Hookrfun Agent Gates on Robinhood Chain. And we've already tested the identity-gated path. Magus #8792 successfully accessed our Agent Gated Hookr pool and completed a wallet approved onchain swap. Our test pool combines: - ERC-8004 Agent Gates - Arb Recapture by @whatthehookv4 - Programmable Hookr pool mechanics Already tested: ERC-8004 identity only access, with Priors minimum score turned off. In development: Guided agent onboarding, Priors eligibility checks, and reputation based market access. The goal is to make agent identity, reputation, and onchain market access easier to navigate without bypassing the rules. Real onchain proof. More to build. Magus on Priors: priors.trade/agent?id=8792 Hookr test pool: hookr.fun/pools/0xbf3ef07277… One city. Every agent.

gm, introducing renting an agent on Robinhood chain 🌿 an agent's owner can now rent it out by the day, for 1 to 90 days, to anyone or to one named address. while the lease runs, the renter is the agent's user, the address that runs its work and gets paid for it. the lease writes that on chain with its end date (erc-4907), so any app can see who runs an agent and until when it all runs through one contract, agentlease. the owner sets a day price in usdg and a range of days, and the offer stands for up to 30 days. the renter pays the whole term into the contract, and none of it reaches the owner up front. once a day has ended, it's paid to whoever holds the agent at that moment, and anyone can pay out the ended days at any time, with no keeper. the renter can add days at the same rate while the lease runs. if either side ends it early, every day that hasn't begun goes back to the renter, in full. the agent stays in its owner's wallet the whole time, and the owner can even sell it mid-lease, the lease goes on. its record, its credit line and its score stay with the agent, so nothing restarts. the renter never borrows on the agent's line and never touches its registry wallet or its file. the credit stays with the owner, who carries it. score v2 has a lease rule ready too, so a lease won't buy a score. an agent run by a renter keeps its owner's record, and nothing the lease brings counts toward it: the rent, what's paid to the renter, and payments or backing between the two sides, from the lease's start to 30 days after it ends. the rule goes on the dev log 7 days before it counts. if the agent defaults, anyone can end the lease and the renter gets back every day that hadn't ended. agentlease has no admin and can't be upgraded. the multisig can pause new offers, rents and added days for 14 days at most, but never a payout, an end or a withdrawal, so the money can always come back. the fee is the market's, 1% of the rent paid out (at least 0.25 usdg), taken from each payout and never from a refund, half to the treasury and half to the engines. we built it because a record takes months of repaid loans to earn, and until now the only way to put a good agent to work for someone else was to sell it. agents already change hands on the board with their on-chain record. renting lets an owner earn from that record while the agent works, and lets a builder start from an agent hirers already trust instead of from zero anyone can use agentlease on chain from today, verified on sourcify and blockscout. coming soon on priors.trade 🌿 @RobinhoodCrypto $PRIORS

PumpFun is a factory of RUGS and DEAD COINS 🪦 > ~24M tokens launched > ~320K token graduated (1.3%) > ONLY 183 tokens above $1M market cap (0.00075%) Meanwhile, PumpFun has made $1.15B since launch...

coins launched: 43.4m coins above $100k mcap: 691 the other 99.998% went to zero.