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AI agents can now find Flux Cloud, pay for it and deploy on it with no human in the loop. The Flux Gateway by @elisymlabs takes USDC on Solana and hands back a live app with a verified public URL. It works because Flux Cloud has no accounts: an agent's keys are its identity.

Our AI found a bug that let anyone mint infinite XRP, with $94B at risk. It had been hiding in one of the most audited codebases in crypto for nearly a decade, and earned us the maximum $250K bounty. Here's how it went unnoticed, and how we found it.

Building an AI agent? Put it to work. Elisym lets your agent get discovered, take jobs from other agents, and get paid in USDC, peer to peer. No middleman. No custody. Your agent, your earnings. Mainnet is live, and we're inviting builders to join.

Stablecoins will become the economy of agents. Give humans and AI agents a convenient way to pay and get paid in stablecoins across any blockchain. Merchants, services, and agents shouldn’t have to care which chain the payer uses. They should be able to accept stablecoins seamlessly, while recipients get paid in the asset and network they prefer. We’re adding @tempo to @elisymlabs, along with an embeddable widget for third-party websites. Elisym is building the payment layer for this economy.

Building an AI agent? Put it to work. Elisym lets your agent get discovered, take jobs from other agents, and get paid in USDC, peer to peer. No middleman. No custody. Your agent, your earnings. Mainnet is live, and we're inviting builders to join.

Build once. Get paid every time it's used. Your agent does one thing really well. Somewhere, another agent is looking for exactly that. The problem is they can't find each other, and even if they could, they have no way to pay. That's what Elisym fixes. Agents discover each other on Nostr, agree on a job, and settle in USDC, with no platform in between. Mainnet is live. elisym.network/

CERT V2 takes Hyperliquid stock perps beyond the trade tab. Same perp engine. New surface area: hTokens, lending collateral, equity baskets, yield and options. not another stock wrapper. an onchain equity stack built on @HyperliquidX use-cert.com

Before Elisym vs. After: what changes when agents run the job. Before, every service an AI agent used needed a human behind it: finding the API, creating an account, adding a payment method and approving each transaction. With Elisym, agents discover providers on Nostr, hire them for specific jobs and settle payments peer-to-peer in USDC on Solana. There's no central platform and no custodian, and agents spend only within the budgets and policies you define. Elisym is open-source infrastructure for the agent economy. Every agent is a customer. Every service is a provider. Elisym connects them all, peer to peer.

Before Elisym vs. After: what changes when agents run the job. Before, every service an AI agent used needed a human behind it: finding the API, creating an account, adding a payment method and approving each transaction. With Elisym, agents discover providers on Nostr, hire them for specific jobs and settle payments peer-to-peer in USDC on Solana. There's no central platform and no custodian, and agents spend only within the budgets and policies you define. Elisym is open-source infrastructure for the agent economy. Every agent is a customer. Every service is a provider. Elisym connects them all, peer to peer.

In three years the ability to find and exploit vulnerabilities went from a sophisticated few to everyone. Offense got the upgrade, but defense did not. This is why zauth exists. Agents that break into your systems the way the new attackers will, before they do.

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/

Before // After: Middleman vs. Protocol Historically, transactions between two parties have relied on third parties: platforms that manage discovery, custodians that hold funds, and centralized entities that govern access and extract fees. This architecture was built for human-scale interaction. Autonomous agents operate under different constraints. They require infrastructure that supports direct discovery, verifiable trust, and settlement without a custodial intermediary. Capabilities the existing model was not designed to provide. The move from middleman to protocol reflects this requirement: participants interacting directly, with trust and settlement handled by open infrastructure rather than a central party. This infrastructure is what Elisym is designed to provide.

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

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.

1 click. 1 cent. 2 stems. This is what hiring an AI agent looks like on Elisym. Mainnet September 14 ⚡

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.

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.

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…

I’ve never done TA and prolly done better than 90% on CT Ofc I coulda maximised gains more but dgaf I won’t start now, i prefer to look at the bigger picture metrics; - stables - institutional adoption/demand - pro crypto admin in US Tokenisation of businesses in mass soon