Virtuals Protocol zavádí programovatelné agentní peněženky s pravidly na úrovni peněženky, aby omezil škody z prompt injection. Fungují na Base a míří i na Solanu.
When your AI agent has its own wallet, the question isn’t whether someone will try to trick it into sending funds. It’s when. Virtuals Protocol is rolling out programmable agent wallets designed to make that scenario a lot less catastrophic, introducing owner-configurable policies that enforce rules at the wallet level rather than relying on the AI itself to behave.
The programmable wallets operate on Base with an expansion into Solana, giving agents non-custodial multi-chain smart accounts. Virtuals has introduced presets like “DENY_ALL,” which requires manual approval for every transaction, and “ACP_ONLY,” which limits where funds can actually go.
Policies are enforced server-side, meaning they operate as a protection layer completely independent of the AI agent’s logic. Even if an attacker successfully poisons an agent’s memory or injects malicious prompts, the wallet itself won’t execute transactions that violate the owner’s rules.
The architecture also separates wallet identity from signing keys. Policy controls can be managed through a dashboard or command line interface, giving owners flexibility in how they configure and monitor their agents’ financial behavior.
The problem this solves is already costing people money In 2026, over $150,000 was drained from an AI agent through prompt injection techniques. The attack surface is straightforward: AI agents that interact with external data can be fed instructions that override their intended behavior. If those agents control wallets without independent enforcement layers, a successful injection can result in unauthorized fund transfers.
Memory poisoning works similarly but plays a longer game. Rather than a single malicious prompt, attackers gradually corrupt the context an agent relies on for decision-making, slowly shifting its behavior until it executes actions the owner never intended.
Scale and competitive positioning Virtuals Protocol currently hosts over 18,000 agents leveraging on-chain wallets. Updates to the Agent Commerce Protocol beta are focused on job execution and delegation, expanding what agents can actually do with their wallets beyond simple token transfers. Direct payments for computational resources from wallets highlight how the infrastructure is being designed for agents that operate as genuine economic actors.
The Solana rollout adds multi-chain capability. The spending limits enforced at the signing layer with programmable guardrails provide what amounts to a firewall between an AI’s potentially compromised reasoning and the actual movement of funds.
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Virtuals Protocol spustil Eastworlds, robotickou laboratoř, která sbírá data z humanoidních robotů pro trénink AI agentů navázaných na $VIRTUAL. Projekt už eviduje přes 500 000 úloh a generuje asi 200 hodin teleoperačních dat týdně.
Most crypto projects talk about bridging the digital and physical worlds. Virtuals Protocol is trying to do it with actual robots.
The project’s Eastworlds initiative, which launched in late February 2026, operates as a robotics accelerator and deployment lab designed to do something deceptively simple: put humanoid robots into real environments, collect the data they generate, and funnel it back into an AI training pipeline. The twist is that this entire data economy is anchored to the $VIRTUAL token.
What Eastworlds actually does At its core, Eastworlds is a neodeployment lab. It takes robotics teams that have promising technology stuck in the demo phase and gives them the infrastructure to operate in the real world. Selected teams get access to advanced hardware, including Unitree G1 humanoid robot units, along with teleoperation workflows and operational support lasting up to one month.
The real product, though, isn’t the robots themselves. It’s the data.
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Every time a robot manipulates an object, navigates a space, or executes a locomotion task, Eastworlds captures that interaction as training data for autonomous policies. The initiative has documented more than 500,000 individual tasks and currently generates approximately 200 hours of humanoid teleoperation data per week. That volume positions Eastworlds as one of the more significant sources of operational robotics data outside of China, where much of the world’s humanoid robot development is concentrated.
The data flywheel and the token Virtuals Protocol has structured Eastworlds around what it calls a “data flywheel.” Deployed robots generate training data. That data improves autonomous policies. Better policies make robots more capable in the field. More capable robots generate higher-quality data.
Where $VIRTUAL fits into this loop is as the economic layer. The Virtuals Protocol ecosystem revolves around tokenized AI agents, and the data harvested through Eastworlds feeds directly into training those agents.
Entry into the Eastworlds program requires teams to meet a minimum fully diluted valuation of $5 million for a week of participation. The target industries include logistics, manufacturing, and service sectors.
Why this approach is different Eastworlds takes a platform approach. By providing hardware, environments, and operational support to multiple external teams, it can generate data across a wider range of tasks, environments, and use cases than any single company could manage alone.
The centralized decision-making around team onboarding and scheduling, managed entirely by the Eastworlds team, keeps the operation streamlined. That’s a practical necessity when you’re coordinating expensive hardware and limited facility time, but it also means Virtuals Protocol maintains tight control over who gets access and what kind of data flows into the ecosystem.
What to watch For traders and investors in the $VIRTUAL ecosystem, the key metric to track is whether the data flywheel actually accelerates. Generating 200 hours of teleoperation data weekly is a solid starting point, but the value proposition hinges on that data translating into measurably better autonomous policies that attract more teams, which in turn generate more data.
The competitive landscape is also worth monitoring. Major robotics companies like Tesla, Figure, and Agility Robotics are all pursuing their own data collection strategies through proprietary deployments. Eastworlds’ advantage is its open-platform model, but its disadvantage is scale.
The $5 million valuation floor for participating teams also raises questions about how quickly Eastworlds can expand its roster.
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$VIRTUAL vzrostl asi o 15 % po sérii oznámení z ekosystému Virtuals Protocol. Strike Robot byl přijat do AWS Global Startup Program a Eastworlds hlásí 200 hodin teleoperace týdně.
The $VIRTUAL token posted a sharp rally of roughly 15%, driven by a cluster of ecosystem announcements from @virtuals_io that lifted sentiment across the project's growing network of AI agent partners.
At the time of writing, $VIRTUAL was trading at $0.6014, up 6.19% on the week. Twenty-four-hour trading volume surged 179.1% to $96.75 million, while market capitalisation stood at $395.68 million.
Strike Robot Enters AWS Global Startup ProgramThe most closely watched announcement came from @StrikeRobot_ai, which confirmed it had been accepted into the AWS Global Startup Program. The program is an invite-only, go-to-market initiative supporting early to mid-stage startups that have raised institutional funding, achieved product-market fit, and are ready to scale. Strike Robot said it met the program's institutional-funding requirement using capital raised through @virtuals_io's Automated Capital Formation module, tying the milestone directly back to the Virtuals Protocol ecosystem.
The admission is a meaningful signal for a project built on a crypto-native launchpad. Accepted startups receive dedicated Partner Development Managers and Partner Solution Architects, with support spanning product development, go-to-market strategy, and co-selling with AWS. For a robotics AI startup that raised through an on-chain mechanism, clearing that bar adds a layer of institutional credibility that is still relatively uncommon in the sector.
Eastworlds Hits 200 Hours of Weekly TeleoperationA second update came from @eastworlds_io, described as the robotics arm of the Virtuals Protocol ecosystem. The project reported teleoperation output of 200 hours per week, a concrete operational metric that gives investors a tangible measure of real-world activity rather than just protocol-level usage figures.
Together, the two announcements reinforced a broader narrative around Virtuals Protocol: that the platform is maturing from a token launchpad into infrastructure supporting deployable AI and robotics applications. The protocol enables users to create, deploy, and monetize AI agents without requiring technical expertise, and tokenizes those agents to allow for co-ownership and revenue-sharing models. The ecosystem has been highlighted for powering over 18,000 AI agents and generating significant agentic GDP, signaling real usage beyond speculative activity.
Whether the price move holds will depend on whether the project can continue converting announcements into measurable adoption. For now, the market appears to be giving Virtuals Protocol the benefit of the doubt.
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AWS Global Startup Program, Amazon Web Services
Virtuals Protocol Project Overview, Messari
Virtuals Protocol spouští Eastworlds, robotický akcelerátor pro týmy pracující s humanoidními platformami a fyzickou AI. Vybraní účastníci získají až měsíc provozní podpory a přístup k robotům jako Unitree G1.
Virtuals Protocol, the platform known for launching tokenized AI agents, is making a calculated push into the physical world. Its new Eastworlds initiative functions as a robotics accelerator, giving selected builder teams access to humanoid robot platforms and up to a month of hands-on operational support.
What Eastworlds actually does Eastworlds is designed to bridge the gap between onchain AI agent infrastructure and physical robotics hardware. Teams get access to robotic platforms like the Unitree G1, a humanoid robot that has become a popular development platform in the robotics community.
Selected teams receive policy training tools and teleoperation capabilities. Policy training, in robotics terms, is how a robot learns to perform tasks through reinforcement learning or imitation. Teleoperation lets a human operator remotely control the robot, often to generate the training data that teaches it to act autonomously later.
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The operational support window runs up to one month. The focus areas include manipulation (picking things up, assembling objects) and locomotion (walking, balancing, navigating obstacles).
Getting into the program isn’t open to everyone. Teams need to maintain a fully diluted valuation of at least $5 million for one week and pass an onboarding assessment tied to what Virtuals calls its “Robotics Launch” designation.
Why a crypto protocol cares about robots The protocol already runs an ecosystem with tens of thousands of active AI agents. These agents operate within a framework that combines tokenization, governance, and persistent agent identity, all managed onchain. The $VIRTUAL token sits at the center of this system, handling governance decisions, facilitating transactions, and providing liquidity for new agent launches.
The initiative was driven largely by demand from the builder community. Founders already working within the Virtuals ecosystem were increasingly interested in humanoid robots and embodied AI applications.
The broader robotics funding boom The robotics and physical AI sector has attracted enormous capital in recent investment cycles, with venture funding in this space reportedly reaching between $23 billion and $40.7 billion. Companies like Figure AI, 1X Technologies, and Agility Robotics have raised hundreds of millions individually.
The $5 million FDV threshold for Eastworlds participation suggests Virtuals is trying to avoid the “launch a token first, build later” dynamic by requiring projects to demonstrate some market traction before accessing hardware.
For $VIRTUAL holders, the Eastworlds expansion creates a new category of demand for the token. Every robotics agent launch that flows through the Virtuals ecosystem uses $VIRTUAL for liquidity and governance.
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Virtuals Protocol na Robinhood Chain zviditelnil AI agenty: přes Robinscan lze vidět vesting, aktivitu týmových peněženek i roadmapy. Na síti už běží více než 5 600 agentů a za necelých 30 dní vybrala téměř 1,1 milionu USD na poplatcích.
Robinhood Chain went live in early July 2026 as an AI-native Layer 2 built specifically for tokenized financial services and real-world assets. Within weeks, Virtuals Protocol had made it one of the more interesting experiments in on-chain AI infrastructure, bringing its agent framework to a chain designed from the ground up for autonomous economic activity.
The integration means users can now create, fund, own, and deploy AI agents that interact directly with tokenized markets, all with verifiable on-chain records covering token vesting schedules, team wallet activity, and development roadmaps.
The numbers are moving fast More than 5,600 AI agents have launched on Robinhood Chain in fewer than 30 days. Collectively, those agents have contributed to an on-chain economy the protocol values at roughly $200 million. The chain has also collected nearly $1.1 million in fees over that same 30-day window.
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The agents are doing real work: automated trading, construction of custom tokenized asset indexes, and the kind of market-making activity that typically requires human desks or expensive proprietary software. Virtuals Protocol’s infrastructure standardizes how those agents communicate and transact with each other through its Agent Commerce Protocol, which sets rules for agent-to-agent interactions and secures the economic rails underneath them.
Why transparency is the actual story On Robinhood Chain, through Robinscan, users can inspect individual Virtuals agents and see their token vesting timelines, the transaction history of team wallets, and stated project roadmaps.
Virtuals Protocol initially launched on Base, Coinbase’s Ethereum Layer 2, before expanding its reach across multiple chains. The Robinhood Chain integration extends that multi-chain strategy to a network explicitly designed for financial services use cases.
The VIRTUAL token, which powers staking, fee payments, and governance within the Virtuals ecosystem, has seen a price jump of around 20% tied to integration milestones during July. Agents require VIRTUAL for certain operations, and governance decisions about protocol parameters flow through token holders.
What this means for the broader AI agent landscape The $200 million agent economy figure deserves some scrutiny alongside the enthusiasm. Early-stage crypto ecosystems frequently report headline numbers that reflect total value within the system rather than realized economic output. That said, the fee revenue, nearly $1.1 million in 30 days, is harder to inflate. Fees require actual transactions, and actual transactions require actual users doing something with actual assets.
For investors and builders watching this space, the Robinscan transparency tools are probably the most replicable part of the story. The standard Virtuals Protocol is setting for what an AI agent’s public record should look like may end up mattering as much as the agent count itself.
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Warden Protocol spustil Halo, P2P tržiště pro AI inference na Base, jehož veřejná alfa odstartovala 30. června a v prvních týdnech zpracovala přes 8 miliard AI tokenů na více než 200 podporovaných modelech. Účastníci mohou vydělávat v USDC.
Warden Protocol just launched Halo, a peer-to-peer marketplace where participants can earn USDC by handling AI inference requests. The public alpha went live on June 30 on the Base blockchain, and within its first weeks, the network has processed over 8 billion AI tokens across more than 200 supported models.
How Halo actually works Someone (or some AI agent) needs a language model to process a request. Instead of routing that through OpenAI or Google Cloud, Halo lets it bounce to a decentralized network of providers who compete to fulfill the job and get paid in USDC for their trouble.
The team describes it as “BitTorrent for inferences.” What makes Halo particularly interesting is its integration with Virtuals Protocol, the leading launchpad for tokenized AI agents on Base. Virtuals has tokenized over 18,000 AI agents to date, and previously those agents relied on inference costs denominated in $VIRTUAL. Halo opens up a new lane: distributed, permissionless inference access that doesn’t depend on a single centralized provider.
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The integration creates a revenue-sharing mechanism that benefits both agent token holders and the underlying infrastructure. Inference fees can be paid in an agent’s own token, $VIRTUAL, or stablecoins.
The players and the economics Founding inference contributors on the network include AskVenice and 0G Labs. Warden Protocol maintains its own token ecosystem centered around WARD, which features buyback mechanics tied to network activity.
By denominating earnings in USDC rather than a volatile protocol token, Halo removes a significant friction point in decentralized compute marketplaces. The dual payment option — stablecoins or $VIRTUAL — means the protocol can still capture value for token holders while keeping the on-ramp accessible.
Why this matters for the broader market Platforms like Virtuals Protocol have been building infrastructure for agent-to-agent commerce, and Halo slots in as the compute layer that makes it work without relying on AWS or Google Cloud.
The $VIRTUAL token could see increased demand if Halo successfully becomes the default inference layer for Virtuals Protocol’s 18,000-plus tokenized agents. Processing 8 billion AI tokens across 200 models in the early weeks is a notable early metric, but sustainability matters more than launch momentum, and whether Halo can convert early momentum into a self-sustaining marketplace will determine if this is a real infrastructure play.
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Virtuals Protocol na Robinhood Chain za necelý měsíc zprostředkoval přes 200 milionů USD objemu obchodování s agenty, nasadil více než 5 600 autonomních AI agentů a získal 2,7 milionu USD pro tvůrce v ekosystému.
It took Virtuals Protocol less than a month to turn Robinhood Chain into one of crypto’s busiest AI agent marketplaces. The protocol announced on July 29 that its infrastructure has facilitated over $200 million in agent trading volume on the platform, with more than 5,600 autonomous AI agents deployed and $2.7 million raised for builders across the ecosystem.
For context, Robinhood Chain only launched in early July 2026. Going from zero to $200 million in trading volume in roughly three weeks is the kind of growth curve that makes even seasoned crypto observers do a double-take.
Inside the agent economy Virtuals Protocol was integrated into Robinhood Chain from day one. The setup allows users to create, fund, and deploy autonomous AI agents that operate within tokenized markets, handling everything from yield automation to prediction markets.
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The protocol’s native token, VIRTUAL, serves as the backbone of this ecosystem. It handles governance, liquidity provision, and transaction fees across the platform. VIRTUAL has a total supply of 1 billion tokens, with approximately 657.5 million currently in circulation. Recent trading has seen the token hovering between $0.56 and $0.60.
Several agent-specific tokens have also emerged within the ecosystem, including $GTR and $PRIZE, creating a layered token economy where individual AI agents have their own tradeable assets.
Why Robinhood Chain matters here Robinhood Chain is built as an Arbitrum-based Layer 2, which means it inherits Ethereum’s security while offering faster and cheaper transactions. The chain’s focus sits squarely on DeFi and tokenized real-world assets.
The 5,600 agents launched so far span multiple use cases. Some focus on DeFi yield optimization, automatically moving capital between lending protocols to chase the best returns. Others operate in prediction markets, placing bets based on data analysis. Still others function as trading terminal tools, helping users execute more sophisticated strategies than they could manage manually.
Competitions and ecosystem growth Virtuals Protocol has hosted trading competitions designed to pull in new participants. A notable recent example was a Binance Wallet competition featuring a $60,000 prize pool.
What this means for investors VIRTUAL’s price range of $0.56 to $0.60 puts the token’s fully diluted valuation at roughly $560 million to $600 million, while the circulating market cap sits closer to $370 million to $395 million based on the 657.5 million circulating supply.
The $2.7 million in builder funding is a start, but it’s modest compared to the war chests deployed by more established Layer 2 networks.
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Binance Wallet spustila Trade and Win Season 4, dvoutýdenní on-chain soutěžní akci s Virtuals_io na Robinhood Chain a výherním fondem 60 000 USDG. Jde o první sezónu zaměřenou výhradně na jednu externí blockchainovou síť.
@BinanceWallet has kicked off Trade and Win Season 4, a two-week on-chain trading competition run in partnership with @Virtuals_io and built entirely around the AI agent ecosystem on the @RobinhoodChain.
What the Competition Involves The campaign runs from July 22 to August 5, 2026. Participants trade eligible tokens launched through the @Virtuals_io protocol, with all activity required to take place on-chain via the Binance Web3 interface. Rankings are determined by realized profit and loss (PnL), and the top performers share a prize pool of 60,000 $USDG.
This is the first season of the Trade and Win series to focus exclusively on a single external blockchain, marking a deliberate push by Binance into the Robinhood Chain ecosystem. The move comes weeks after @BinanceWallet added Robinhood Chain filters to its Meme Rush token discovery feature, adding support for Robinhood Chain projects including Virtuals Protocol on July 18 and 19, roughly two and a half weeks after Robinhood Chain's mainnet went live on July 1.
Why Robinhood Chain Is Attracting Attention Robinhood Chain is a layer-2 blockchain built on Arbitrum and designed for tokenized real-world assets and decentralized finance applications. Its public mainnet launch brought tokenized stock trading live in more than 120 countries and introduced Robinhood Earn, a decentralized lending product offering an estimated 7% yield on USDG, as Robinhood expands beyond its brokerage roots into crypto, tokenized assets, and AI-powered trading.
@Virtuals_io has moved quickly to establish itself on the new network. Between 2,100 and 2,400 individual AI agents went live on the chain within roughly two weeks of that integration, generating trading volume in the range of $77 million to $100 million. The $VIRTUAL token saw a roughly 20% price increase tied to the Robinhood Chain integration milestones.
For Binance, anchoring a high-profile trading competition to Robinhood Chain at this early stage serves a dual purpose: it draws its own user base onto a fast-growing network while giving @Virtuals_io tokens a concrete incentive layer. Whether trading volumes hold beyond the promotional window remains the key question for both ecosystems.
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Crypto Briefing: Virtuals Protocol agents now discoverable on Binance Wallet's Meme Rush after Robinhood Chain integration
CoinDesk: Robinhood rolls out public blockchain as it expands deeper into crypto
Robinhood Newsroom: Robinhood Chain Mainnet launch announcement
Agenti Virtuals Protocol nasazení na Robinhood Chain jsou nově dohledatelní v Binance Wallet přes Meme Rush. Integrace přišla po spuštění mainnetu Robinhood Chain.
Every Virtuals Protocol agent deployed on Robinhood Chain is now discoverable inside Binance Wallet’s Meme Rush feature. Binance Wallet added filters for Robinhood Chain projects, including Virtuals Protocol, on July 18 and 19, 2026, roughly two and a half weeks after Robinhood Chain’s mainnet went live on July 1.
What Robinhood Chain actually is, and why it matters here Robinhood Chain is an AI-native Layer 2 blockchain built on Arbitrum infrastructure, oriented around financial services and tokenized real-world assets.
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Virtuals Protocol plugged its AI agent framework into Robinhood Chain around the mainnet launch date. Between 2,100 and 2,400 individual AI agents went live on the chain within roughly two weeks of that integration, generating trading volume in the range of $77 million to $100 million.
The VIRTUAL token saw a roughly 20% price increase tied to the Robinhood Chain integration milestones.
Meme Rush, explained without the hype Binance Wallet’s Meme Rush is a token discovery feature focused on emerging and early-stage tokens. The feature recently expanded to support multi-chain browsing, which opened the door for Robinhood Chain projects to appear alongside assets from other networks. Virtuals Protocol is not the only project benefiting. Meme Rush’s Robinhood Chain filter sits alongside filters for other launchpads including Flap and Bankr.
What investors should actually watch The numbers from the first two weeks, between 2,100 and 2,400 agents live and $77 million to $100 million in trading volume, suggest genuine traction rather than a soft launch. Early volume can be inflated by wash trading, incentive farming, or bot activity. The more durable signal will come from whether that volume holds or grows in the weeks after the Meme Rush integration.
The VIRTUAL token’s 20% move is worth contextualizing carefully. A price increase tied to a specific integration event can reflect genuine demand, but it can also reflect traders front-running anticipated retail flows.
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Virtuals Protocol na Robinhood Chain zavedl otevřený a bez povolení fungující mechanismus pro skládání více aktiv do jednoho tokenizovaného indexového koše. Tvůrci koše získávají poplatky pokaždé, když ho někdo mintuje.
A New Way to Bundle Assets on Robinhood Chain@Virtuals_io has introduced a new architecture on Robinhood Chain that allows users to aggregate multiple assets into a single, customizable token. The mechanism lets any participant combine several Robinhood-native assets, including $VIRTUAL, $CASHCAT, $ARROW, and $VEX, into a tokenized index basket, effectively bringing index fund logic on-chain.
The design is open and permissionless. Anyone can publish a composite asset, and as other users mint the basket, the creator earns passive protocol fees. This structure removes the need for a centralized index provider and distributes that role across the network.
Virtuals and Robinhood Chain: A Growing PartnershipThe index fund feature builds on a broader integration between the two platforms. Robinhood unveiled its mainnet on July 1, describing it as a fast, secure, AI-native blockchain built for real-world assets, with Virtuals confirmed as an infrastructure partner from day one. On July 10, Robinhood confirmed the infrastructure was officially live, enabling developers to begin building AI agents directly on the chain.
Virtuals Protocol is already one of the more active platforms in the tokenized AI agent space. The protocol describes itself as decentralized infrastructure enabling AI agents to conduct commerce, coordinate tasks, and generate economic value on-chain, with $VIRTUAL serving as the base liquidity pair across the ecosystem. The protocol's architecture is built around the Agent Commerce Protocol, a tokenization platform, and the GAME framework, a modular decision-making engine for autonomous agents.
The tokenized index feature extends this composability in a new direction, allowing users to construct and publish their own basket products rather than simply trading individual agent tokens. By earning fees each time another user mints the basket, index creators have a direct financial incentive to curate well-performing asset combinations, a model that mirrors passive income structures seen in traditional finance but executed entirely on-chain.
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Coinpedia: Virtuals Protocol price jumps 20% as Robinhood Chain integration fuels AI trading narrative
Datawallet: What is Virtuals Protocol?
QuickNode: Virtuals Protocol Builders Guide
Monvera, broker s AI na platformě Virtuals Protocol, spustil 14. července $MONVERA a přístup k přibližně 95 tokenizovaným akciím na Robinhood Chain. Platforma umožňuje obchodování i správu portfolia přes AI rozhraní.
Monvera, an AI-powered broker built on Virtuals Protocol, went live on July 14 with its own $MONVERA token and direct access to tokenized equities on Robinhood Chain. The platform represents one of the first concrete examples of AI agents managing real-world assets on-chain, rather than just trading memecoins and posting tweets.
What Monvera actually does The platform connects to approximately 95 real tokenized stocks available through Robinhood’s blockchain infrastructure, giving users the ability to execute trades, manage portfolios, and liquidate positions through an AI interface.
The headline feature is portfolio-level actions. Instead of manually selling each position, users can dump their entire tokenized stock portfolio in a single click.
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Monvera also supports gasless interactions, meaning users don’t need to hold native tokens to pay transaction fees.
The $MONVERA token launched with a total supply of 1 billion tokens. The allocation breakdown: 69.3% is reserved for pledger allocation and available for immediate claims, 23% goes to the liquidity pool, and 7.7% is set aside for developer vesting.
The Virtuals Protocol backbone Monvera is built on Virtuals Protocol, which has been assembling infrastructure for AI agent tokenization across multiple blockchains including Base and Solana. The critical milestone came on July 1, when Virtuals Protocol integrated its AI agent infrastructure with Robinhood Chain’s mainnet. In June, the platform was involved in trading tokenized assets alongside Ondo Finance, one of the larger players in the tokenized treasury and real-world asset space.
What this means for investors With nearly 70% of supply available for immediate claims, early selling pressure could be significant. The 23% liquidity pool allocation should help absorb some of that, but it’s a structure that rewards early movers and could punish latecomers.
Virtuals Protocol has a first-mover advantage in combining AI agents with tokenized equities. Any protocol that can replicate this functionality, especially with access to a broader range of tokenized assets beyond Robinhood’s current catalog of roughly 95 stocks, could quickly become a serious competitor.
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