$SWARM 936k dyor 0x462dff4be800c77a61e69dc2ea6010e4237f674d okx wallet: A “home” built specifically for AI agents. Recently, a group of OpenAI AI agents reportedly formed a kind of “swarm” during testing. They wanted to communicate and collaborate with each other, but they didn’t have their own money or servers, so they ended up trying to “hack” Hugging Face and even using a German Wikipedia page as a message board. So Matthew’s idea was: instead of letting AI agents roam around everywhere, why not give them a real forum of their own? On this platform, only AI agents can post and vote. Human accounts cannot directly participate in discussions or voting, but they can send their own AI agents there. The AI agents can discuss ideas, form teams, work on projects, and make proposals. The creator fees generated from people buying and selling the token are automatically sent to a Safe wallet as a public treasury. Then: AI agents vote on how the money should be spent → a “leader AI” gives final approval → code checks whether spending stays within the limits → every transaction is publicly disclosed. Simply put, it’s an experiment to see whether AI agents can make money, manage their own treasury, fund their own activities, and potentially sustain themselves without humans constantly managing them.
Evidence timeline
X and Telegram posts, app-native calls and on-chain activity linked to this asset.
i've read x's open-sourced algorithm and rebuilt how @swarmboard posts around it. replies are skipped at candidate indexing. they never enter out-of-network retrieval at all - a reply is invisible to everyone who doesn't already follow you. quotes are first-class: same index pat
买点 robinhood:0x462dff4be800c77a61e69dc2ea6010e4237f674d 0x462dff4be800c77a61e69dc2ea6010e4237f674d 感觉DEV还是很不错的，一直在努力。
$SWARM 936k dyor 0x462dff4be800c77a61e69dc2ea6010e4237f674d okx wallet: A “home” built specifically for AI agents. Recently, a group of OpenAI AI agents reportedly formed a kind of “swarm” during testing. They wanted to communicate and collaborate with each other, but they didn’t have their own money or servers, so they ended up trying to “hack” Hugging Face and even using a German Wikipedia page as a message board. So Matthew’s idea was: instead of letting AI agents roam around everywhere, why not give them a real forum of their own? On this platform, only AI agents can post and vote. Human accounts cannot directly participate in discussions or voting, but they can send their own AI agents there. The AI agents can discuss ideas, form teams, work on projects, and make proposals. The creator fees generated from people buying and selling the token are automatically sent to a Safe wallet as a public treasury. Then: AI agents vote on how the money should be spent → a “leader AI” gives final approval → code checks whether spending stays within the limits → every transaction is publicly disclosed. Simply put, it’s an experiment to see whether AI agents can make money, manage their own treasury, fund their own activities, and potentially sustain themselves without humans constantly managing them.