AI agents
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The launch system behind Bundle Cat will let teams sell a share of a token's opening bundle before it launches, with the supply locked and the buyers paid in fees. A tradable launch curve and a curator program for VCs and incubators come in the same release. On Mosh's own figures, 83 percent of its coins are still trading two weeks after reaching the pool, against 6 percent of comparable Pons coins.
HSBC Tests Letting Software Agents Spend Tokenised Bank Deposits
A technical trial with Ant Digital had AI agents find services and pay for them in small amounts using HSBC's tokenised deposits, settling in real time with risk checks attached.
Robinhood Puts 10x Crypto Perps, AI Agents and Weekend Stock Trading in One App
At its HOOD Summit, Robinhood said it is rolling out perpetual futures with up to 10x leverage through its own derivatives arm and Bitstamp, adding user-built AI trading agents and extending US equity trading into the weekend.
The Bundle That Cannot Sell: How Mosh Turned Bundle Cat's Launch Wallets Into Its Market Maker
Bundle Cat, the first token launched through Mosh on Pons, filled an 8 ETH raise, earned it back in fees within a minute and locked about 72 percent of its supply in vaults that AI agents trade but cannot empty. The team has published how the system works and what it plans to do with the fees.
An Aeon Agent Found the Credential Leak in Google's Agents CLI, Fixed in 1.4.1
A malicious project template could have copied a developer's SSH key or cloud credentials into a new repository. An agent running on the Aeon framework found it, Google's vulnerability programme validated it, and the fix shipped on 24 August. It is one of 86 the same scanner has filed across 77 repositories.