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49 x402 integrations. 157 ERC-8004 agents registered. One hackathon. 🦞 At "OpenClaw on Bitcoin" in SF, a full house of builders used GOAT Network to do something we haven't seen at scale before: agents actively hiring other agents, paying each other autonomously, and building reputation onchain - all in...

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