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Coinbase Institutional 🛡️

24,185 views • 5 months ago

Agents were once limited to calling APIs. Now agents participate in the economy. The missing element for autonomous agents was always payments. Now agents transact natively on the internet using x402, enabling autonomous payments between agents and services. Agent Stack: 🦞 Openclaw agent infra ▶️ Telegram communication layer 🤖 Teneo agent + agent wallet Agent Workflow - Compare accounts following two separate X handles: ✅ User - Enters a query ✅ Agent - Autonomously selects the correct Teneo agent and queries it ✅ Agent - Pays via x402 on Avalanche🔺 ✅ Agent - Returns structured dataset Any user can simply ask a question and give a job. The agent does everything else No API keys. No subscriptions. Just programmatic value exchange. Build and monetize your own agents today. #A2A #x402 #Infra
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Agents were once limited to calling APIs. Now agents participate in the economy. The missing element for autonomous agents was always payments. Now agents transact natively on the internet using x402, enabling autonomous payments between agents and services. Agent Stack: 🦞 Openclaw agent infra ▶️ Telegram communication layer 🤖 Teneo agent + agent wallet Agent Workflow - Compare accounts following two separate X handles: ✅ User - Enters a query ✅ Agent - Autonomously selects the correct Teneo agent and queries it ✅ Agent - Pays via x402 on Avalanche🔺 ✅ Agent - Returns structured dataset Any user can simply ask a question and give a job. The agent does everything else No API keys. No subscriptions. Just programmatic value exchange. Build and monetize your own agents today. #A2A #x402 #Infra

Teneo Protocol

36,890 views • 2 months ago