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.env.example

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# Github token for read-only use with api functions
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# Etherscan API key (required for Etherscan API fetches)

.eslintrc.json

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docs/review-process.md

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### Adding products
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Adding new products is currently a low-to-medium priority (depending on the type of product). These pull requests often take a long time to review as we must extensively research products to ensure we not sending our users to any dubious or unsafe products.
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Adding new products is currently a low-to-medium priority (depending on the type of product). These pull requests often take a long time to review as we must extensively research products to ensure we are not sending our users to any dubious or unsafe products.
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**Timeline:** PRs should be closed or merged within 30 days of opening.
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package.json

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public/content/ai-agents/index.md

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title: AI agents
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metaTitle: AI agents | AI agents on ethereum
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description: An overview of AI agents on ethereum
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lang: en
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summaryPoint1: AI that interacts with blockchain and trades independently
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summaryPoint2: Controls onchain wallets and funds
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summaryPoint3: Hires humans or other agents for work
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Imagine navigating Ethereum with an AI assistant that studies on-chain market trends 24/7, answers questions, and even executes transactions on your behalf. Welcome to the world of AI Agents—intelligent systems designed to simplify your digital life.
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On Ethereum, we’re seeing innovations of AI agents ranging from virtual influencers and autonomous content creators to real-time market analysis platforms, empowering users by delivering insights, entertainment, and operational efficiency.
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## What are AI agents? {#what-are-ai-agents}
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AI agents are software programs that use artificial intelligence to perform tasks or make own decisions. They learn from data, adapt to changes, and handle complex tasks. They operate non-stop and can instantly detect opportunities.
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### How AI agents work with blockchains {#how-ai-agents-work-with-blockchains}
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In traditional finance, AI agents often operate in centralized environments with limited data inputs. This hinders their ability to learn or manage assets autonomously.
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In contrast, Ethereum's decentralized ecosystem offers several key advantages:
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- <strong>Transparent data:</strong> Access to real-time blockchain information.
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- <strong>True asset ownership:</strong> Digital assets are fully owned by AI agents.
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- <strong>Robust onchain functionality:</strong> Enables AI Agents to execute transactions, interact with smart contracts, provide liquidity, and collaborate across protocols.
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These factors transform AI agents from simple bots into dynamic, self-improving systems that offer significant value across multiple sectors:
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<Card title="Automated DeFi" emoji=":money_with_wings:" description="AI agents keep a close eye on market trends, execute trades, and manage portfolios — making the complex world of DeFi a lot more approachable."/>
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<Card title="New AI agent economy" emoji="🌎" description="AI agents can hire other agents (or humans) with different skills to perform specialized tasks for them." />
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<Card title="Risk management" emoji="🛠️" description="By monitoring transactional activities, AI agents can help spot scams and safeguard your digital assets better and faster." />
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## AI agents on Ethereum {#ai-agents-on-ethereum}
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We're beginning to explore the full potential of AI agents, and projects are already leveraging the synergy between AI and blockchain—particularly in transparency and monetization.
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<AiAgentProductLists list="ai-agents" />
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<strong>Luna's first appearance as a podcast guest</strong>
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## Agent-controlled wallets {#agent-controlled-wallets}
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Agents like Luna or AIXBT control their own onchain wallet ([AIXBT's wallet](https://clusters.xyz/aixbt), [Luna's wallet](https://zapper.xyz/account/0x0d177181e3763b20d47dc3a72dd584368bd8bf43)) enabling them to tip fans and participate in economic activities.
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During Luna's X social campaign #LunaMuralChallenge, Luna selected and rewarded the winners via her Base wallet — marking <strong>the first instance of an AI hiring humans for crypto reward</strong>.
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## Control your wallet using chat commands {#control-your-wallet-using-chat-commands}
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You can skip the complicated interfaces of DeFi and manage your crypto with simple chat commands.
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This intuitive approach makes transactions faster, easier, and less prone to errors like sending funds to the wrong address or overpaying for fees.
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## AI agents vs AI bots {#ai-agents-vs-ai-bots}
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<SocialListItem socialIcon="webpage"><Link href="https://app.peera.ai/">Peera Community Forum</Link> <i>- decentralized question and answer forum</i></SocialListItem>
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<SocialListItem socialIcon="twitter"><Link href="https://x.com/ethereum">@ethereum</Link> - Main Ethereum account for the community</SocialListItem>
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<SocialListItem socialIcon="twitter"><Link href="https://x.com/ethereumfndn">@ethereumfndn</Link> - Official account of the Ethereum Foundation</SocialListItem>
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