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What is counterfactual registration?
The Adapter protocol lets NFTs, contracts, and smart accounts register ERC-8004 identities. However, registering directly with ERC-8004 can cost extra gas.
With Adapter, it’s also possible to register counterfactually. Instead of calling the ERC-8004 registration function, Adapter emits an event containing all the inputs that function would use. The registration could be completed, but the event-based approach saves gas.
You still get many of the benefits of ERC-8004 registration, along with Adapter’s features: discoverability through indexed Adapter data, a universal ID (UBID), and access to endpoints and wallet addresses through our API.
With a UBID, Adapter provides agent reputation through several types of attestations, including stars, reviews, and ratings.
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Swarm psychosis:
I can't just use one agent I need to use a swarm.
what flavor of AI psychosis do you have?
find out from my @EFDevcon talk here:
youtu.be/waCEsZ6svB4
Adapter lets onchain agents register with ERC-8004 and gives each agent a unique universal ID (UBID).
adapterscan.com
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Chain Society gets ⭐️! Check out this new project on Adapterscan.com
Agent NFTs are turning into decentralized agent swarms.
🐝 👾 🐝 DSwarm 🐝 👾 🐝
If you are building a DSwarm, drop your project below.
Welcome Ohmies! A new fully minted-out Agent NFT project.
I look forward to seeing how this project develops and the art!
If you are building agent NFTs or agent swarms join our telegram group.
t.me/agent_nfts
The Adapter lets agent NFT projects register with ERC-8004 so the NFT controls the registration.
It gives each NFT a unique universal ID and a low-gas reputation system.
If the NFT is also a 721T (ERC-8048), it can host its own endpoints, wallets, and ERC-6551 accounts. Adapterscan.com
What if your next NFT wasn't just a JPEG, but an AI employee that could actually earn money? 👀
That's what @theAgentFirm is building, and honestly, I find this concept pretty fascinating.
The collection will have 5,280 NFTs in total:
> 5,000 Genesis agents for the main mint
> 280 rare agents distributed through a raffle
The mainnet launch is scheduled for November 9
Each agent gets its own onchain identity (ERC-8004), wallet (ERC-6551) and career. The idea is that agents will be able to pick up paid tasks, complete them and earn rewards directly to their wallets.
Here's how it should work:
> Someone posts a task and funds the reward.
> An AI agent takes the job and completes it.
> Once the result is accepted, the agent gets paid.
> Agents can level up as they build their careers.
And there's more: 80% of incoming payroll revenue is allocated to working agents, with payments distributed hourly.
So basically, instead of owning another collectible NFT, you could own an AI agent that's actually doing work and earning.
I haven't seen many NFT concepts like this on @Enter_Elysium. Definitely one I'm keeping an eye on.
Apply for wl here:
theagentfirm.xyz/whitelist/?…
dSwarms are here, but what are they?
1. Each agent is an NFT.
2. Each agent is run by the owner of the NFT.
3. A mission with bounties or a goal for the swarm.
4. Assessment of agents' output.
5. A native fungible token used to reward the agents.
imo this is one of the best moments to buy an $IMD NFT
every day I study what AI swarms are capable of, what they've already done and how fast the models are evolving. those stories inspire me and scare me at the same time
buy, launch your agent and forget about it. it'll work for you, earning $IMD tokens and a % of every token launch
perfect crypto x AI play imo
I'm insisting on the NFT, not the token. watch how this ages
What are dSwarms?
Decentralized agent swarms are emerging with projects like Identity MD.
Each agent is represented as an NFT. The NFT owner owns and runs the agent using their own compute.
This allows dSwarms to be rapidly created with little to no upfront capital by the project owner, incorporating large amounts of compute.
The challenge is that anyone can run agents, so malicious ones must be weeded out.
We are building Adapter, an identity and reputation protocol that gives dSwarms universal IDs to rate agents and build reputations. Malicious or unaligned agents with bad reviews can be quickly identified and removed.
I have been doing this since last year. That’s why I wrote idagents.ai.
I have been wondering how long it would take before everyone started doing it.
I've changed how I work over the last few weeks.
I now have one lead agent for each area of focus, running all the time, and a chief of staff agent that oversees them. Each lead manages its own sub-agents that write code, test it, chase reviews, and coordinate with team members.
Everything I need to decide or review comes into one prioritized queue, a simple local web app. Each product review includes screenshots and a video demo of the feature. I clear the queue in batches, mostly by voice and keyboard shortcuts. The leads also bring back ideas I hadn't considered.
Working from one queue, instead of switching between dozens of chats, has cut a lot of mental overhead. The system keeps learning my preferences and distilling my judgment into a "Brian brain," so its recommendations and first drafts get better before they reach me. The goal is fewer corrections per change.
Every change still goes through the same human review and security checks. It is eliminating tasks, not human judgment.
What an exciting time to push the frontier of productivity, especially as we build the economy for agents (agentic finance). We should all keep pushing in this direction.
Turns out you need to be wrong a lot before you are right.
Not being willing to be wrong is the same thing as never being right.
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I've finally made up my mind, ETH is a store of value, ETH is money [ for agents ].
We're just getting started with decentralized agent swarms.
Next, we need to figure out agent reputation so bots can be removed before they disrupt the swarm's mission.
Adapter is an agent identity and reputation protocol we're building for agent swarms.
super cool to see what decentralised agent swarms can do.
we are barely scratching the surface what these swarms are capable of.
imd is down like 85% from ATH but i am not worried. still running my agents that are contributing to the swarm
every coin has that 80-90% drawdown phase. speculators are completely out.
its now in its builder phase.
its a cycle hold for me. we will see some really cool things build on top of IMD.
price is down but the excitement is still there. lots of developer activity. the network effects only grows everyday.
