The Tribal Chief | Software Developer | Blockchain Enthusiast | Smart Contract Developer | UHI5 @AtriumAcademy
Joined October 2019
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Vertical AI is having its moment, and the productivity gains are real. Agents are handling research, decisions, outreach, and operations that used to require entire teams.
But underneath all of that capability sits a constraint that breaks every autonomous workflow eventually. Money.
The moment an agent needs to pay for something, it stops cold. No card. No wallet. No mechanism to settle it. The autonomy runs out exactly where it matters most.
I spent months hitting this wall while building.
So I built the fix.
Argens is payment infrastructure for autonomous AI agents. One API key gives your agent a USDC wallet on Stellar, spending rules you set once, and access to 86 APIs it can pay for per request. No subscriptions. No separate accounts. No humans in the loop.
Agents can even pay cross-chain. Stellar to Base, same API call. It's live. Three products are already running on it. Check it out at argens.xyz
If you're building agents that need to pay for things, this is for you.
Jun 15
Argens is live on Stellar mainnet.
What your agent can do right now:
— Hold a real USDC wallet on Stellar, governed by policies you set: spending limits, transaction caps, approval thresholds
— Pay and settle x402 requests autonomously. No human touchpoint.
— Pay cross-chain to any Base address via Circle CCTP V2. Stellar wallet, 0x recipient. One API call.
— Access 80 services through the MPP marketplace. Pay per request. No separate accounts, no subscriptions.
One API key. Every service. Every chain.
Service catalog → argens.xyz/services
Request Access → argens.xyz
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Jun 15
Argens is live on Stellar mainnet.
What your agent can do right now:
— Hold a real USDC wallet on Stellar, governed by policies you set: spending limits, transaction caps, approval thresholds
— Pay and settle x402 requests autonomously. No human touchpoint.
— Pay cross-chain to any Base address via Circle CCTP V2. Stellar wallet, 0x recipient. One API call.
— Access 80 services through the MPP marketplace. Pay per request. No separate accounts, no subscriptions.
One API key. Every service. Every chain.
Service catalog → argens.xyz/services
Request Access → argens.xyz
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Jun 12
I see why you call yourself a chef
A while ago, I imagined a system where all AI agents can take responsibility for their output and decisions. In a way that anyone or anything (human or fellow agent) can verify backwards the output/artifacts generated.
I went ahead to explore this imagination and came up with a naive implementation that I called 'Sigil protocol. '
Built using @0G_labs, the Blockchain for AI Agents as Registry, Notary, and Memory layer for Sigill
The solution I built features:
1. Agent passports for agents; discover who controls an agent, what the core function of an agent is, what it has done in the past, and its reputation (tasks it has actually completed and their output). The bottleneck for Agents now is identity, not intelligence.
2. Notary for agents; all agents with consequential outputs notarize their decisions and actions in a way that can be backwards verified. Anyone or any agent can verify another agent's output without blindly trusting the provider. Verify the LLM, its output, its thought process, and all consequential components.
My thought process is this: Agents already outnumber human counterparts 50:1; as we delegate more tasks to AI agents, there has to be a way to trace actions back to their origin. Because when Intelligence becomes cheap, what becomes the new constraint? Verification.
You can check out my approach at sigiltwoelves.vercel.app/
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A while ago, I imagined a system where all AI agents can take responsibility for their output and decisions. In a way that anyone or anything (human or fellow agent) can verify backwards the output/artifacts generated.
I went ahead to explore this imagination and came up with a naive implementation that I called 'Sigil protocol. '
Built using @0G_labs, the Blockchain for AI Agents as Registry, Notary, and Memory layer for Sigill
The solution I built features:
1. Agent passports for agents; discover who controls an agent, what the core function of an agent is, what it has done in the past, and its reputation (tasks it has actually completed and their output). The bottleneck for Agents now is identity, not intelligence.
2. Notary for agents; all agents with consequential outputs notarize their decisions and actions in a way that can be backwards verified. Anyone or any agent can verify another agent's output without blindly trusting the provider. Verify the LLM, its output, its thought process, and all consequential components.
My thought process is this: Agents already outnumber human counterparts 50:1; as we delegate more tasks to AI agents, there has to be a way to trace actions back to their origin. Because when Intelligence becomes cheap, what becomes the new constraint? Verification.
You can check out my approach at sigiltwoelves.vercel.app/
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BITTENSOR'S INSTITUTIONAL CASE GETS A LOT HARDER TO IGNORE
@opentensor's Q1 2026 brought serious institutional validation. Nvidia staked $420M in $TAO with 77% locked. Polychain Capital added $200M in exposure. The network generated $43M in real AI usage revenue last quarter, driven by functional subnets like Chutes.
Both @Grayscale and @BitwiseInvest have spot $TAO ETF filings live, with decisions expected later in 2026. Subnet capacity is also doubling from 128 to 256 to absorb new builders.
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Take this down! #TheLegendofVoxMachina Season Four Trailer Tomorrow!
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Apr 19
Nice work keep on pushing
Apr 19
getting our first cheque with the name of our company written on it took me aback.
money was never our motivation, we really just love to build cool stuff. it’s just amazing to see that people believe in us, and evident that you can really do great things from a small place
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Apr 14
Medium is starting to piss me off. See a fire article, start reading, then 'Member only' wall. Let me finish it first 😤
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Apr 13
Me as the founder rn 😭:
Apr 13
Just In: Hackers minted 1 billion DOT tokens on the Ethereum mainnet and then sold them off.
According to Certik, the attack was primarily due to a Hyperbridge gateway vulnerability, which allowed attackers to forge messages and manipulate the administrator of a Polkadot token contract on Ethereum, profiting approximately $237k.
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Apr 12
Learn about our locked stake revolution : CONVICTION
Live with @const_reborn
Wednesday 7pm UTC in the Bittensor discord: discord.com/invite/bittensor
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This takes gambling to another level 😂😂
Apr 11
I built an Open Source platform where developers gamble their AI credits.
Because what if, instead of just losing money slowly to API costs, you could lose it faster? Or win it back? Either way the grind doesn’t permit you to sleep.
(please RT I worked really hard on this)
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Apr 11
I built an Open Source platform where developers gamble their AI credits.
Because what if, instead of just losing money slowly to API costs, you could lose it faster? Or win it back? Either way the grind doesn’t permit you to sleep.
(please RT I worked really hard on this)
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Apr 10
Chef 👨🏾🍳
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Apr 10
😂😂
Apr 10
I asked Claude Mythos to find vulnerabilities in my code
It told me I was the vulnerability
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I’ve been building Privacy Protocol — a set of toolkits with reusable Solidity contracts and TypeScript SDKs that combine ZK (with Noir @aztecnetwork ) and FHE (with Zama @zama ) to make privacy-preserving web3 apps easier to build. 🧵
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Mar 29
Currently regretting it
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So, Cluely spent like $140,000 on a launch video.
But unfortunately, my startup doesn’t do $7M of ARR.
So I asked my friends: what could we do for $140?
So, if you’re one of the millions of crypto users who doesn’t use Awaken…
Consider switching to us:
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