Bullish on robotics being built on Solana and on @machinedotfun as one of the more serious venues for it.
The platform is designed for hardware that has to physically ship, with transparent fee splits, capped founder buys, and optional Ignition locks instead of opaque supply games.
The Foundry adds real manufacturing support in Shenzhen, while platform fees buy $PEAQ and $CODEC and reinforce a flywheel as more machines go live.
If Solana becomes a funding layer for Physical AI, this is one of the cleaner ways to get early exposure before those projects leave the lab.
How the money works on machine.fun:
Trading fees are split between the creator and machine.fun.
Creator fees are claimable as they come in and are completely separate from the founder's token position.
Part of the platform's share is used to buy $CODEC and $PEAQ on the open market.
Founders can make an initial buy at launch, on the same curve, capped so they can acquire a meaningful share of the supply without taking all of it. Everything is transparent, with all connected wallets publicly linked.
These mechanics are designed to create a flywheel: trading → buybacks → onboarding → more machines → more activity.
Ignition is optional and permanent: founders lock supply into sell orders above the launch price, with proceeds released under a daily limit.
For selected teams, The Foundry adds supplier vetting, manufacturing planning, and factory access in Shenzhen and Dongguan.
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We've got em here under one roof, only at @public
Agents that trade will also need to buy: data, APIs, compute.
Each sold in a different protocol. That's the part we're solving.
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V1 DEMO - NOW LIVE 🦾
Let your agent find and pay for what it needs
We believe the agent-to-agent economy will grow exponentially, with agents buying data, tools and services from one another. We want to accelerate that by making those interactions easier, whether your agent works for you or your business.
Superstables is building the tools for your agent to find a service, check its price and pay through your wallet, with your permission. You can choose whether you want to approve one purchase at a time or set a budget that gives your agent more autonomy.
What that means for you
Imagine asking your agent to research a market. It finds a paid data source that would help, shows you the price and asks for approval. You approve the payment in your wallet, and the agent returns the data together with a payment receipt. The demo below shows that payment flow.
The broader goal is to let your agent use services across supported payment protocols and rails through one connection to Superstables. You should not need a different payment tool for each ecosystem. Superstables handles the differences while you control the spending permissions: approve purchases one at a time, set a spending budget, or even allocate a dedicated wallet.
The same idea for developers and enterprises
Developers could add this capability to their own agents and apps. Enterprises could let their agents buy services within approved budgets and keep a record of what was paid and received. Service providers could make their offerings discoverable through the marketplace.
V1 is working toward that common payment interface, owner-controlled budgets, and reliable records and recovery. It also includes opt-in seller fees for customers acquired through the marketplace.
What the video demonstrates
Your agent finds it. You approve it. The video demonstrates the first owner-approved payment flow using x402, test USDC and Base Sepolia in Claude Desktop.
Claude finds a paid market-data service and presents its quote. The user opens the payment request and reviews 0.01 test USDC on Base Sepolia, including the recipient. The user then confirms the signature in MetaMask.
Claude returns the BTC result and a receipt link. The recording ends on the Base Sepolia explorer showing the successful transaction and transfer.
This example uses 0.01 test USDC. It demonstrates one payment path; multi-protocol payments and delegated budgets are not shown.
Try it yourself
Start at the Superstables demo page. Claude Desktop is the guided path shown in the video. You will need Node.js 20 or newer, MetaMask and test USDC on Base Sepolia.
Download the .mcpb extension from the v0.1.0 release. Follow the demo page to install and enable it in Claude Desktop.
Prepare a test account in MetaMask using the wallet setup guide.
Start a new conversation with Superstables enabled and ask:
Find a paid BTC market-data service on Base Sepolia that you can call. Show me its price before I approve any payment.
When you choose to proceed, open the approval page, review the payment terms and check them again in MetaMask before signing.
Share demo feedback: tell us what worked, where you stopped, or which paid service you would want an agent to use. Setup feedback is useful too.
Short FAQ
Can the agent spend without asking me?
The current demo requires approval for every payment. V1 plans to let you grant a spending budget, see what remains and revoke permission. That is not available in this demo.
Which protocols and rails can I use today?
Client v0.1.0 supports x402's exact scheme with test USDC on Base Sepolia. The multi-rail goal is broader. Check each release's supported combinations.
Does it work with other AI apps?
The release reports payment-flow testing in Claude Desktop and Claude Code. Setup instructions are also available for Codex, Cursor and VS Code with GitHub Copilot.
What if a payment is interrupted or the service fails?
Check the payment status before trying again. The client does not automatically retry an uncertain payment. It records payment and service outcomes separately, because a payment can settle even if the service fails.
Current limitations
The demo has no mainnet or unattended-payment mode. Start with the supported demo services; other listings may be discoverable without being callable. In the default flow, your signing key stays in MetaMask. Setup is required.
superstables.com/demo
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Been looking for a cryptoAI project since we pulled a 10x+ after $MANY ($500k Mc ➡️ $8 million MC)
And I think I found my next 10x CryptoAI
play. Think $PAYAI but on steroids.
$STBL @SuperStables is building one of the more interesting infrastructure layers for the autonomous agent economy.
SuperStables = Stripe/1inch for AI Agents
The goal is simple:
Let an agent discover any service it needs, figure out how to pay for it, route the payment, and complete the transaction autonomously.
That could include:
➡️AI inference
➡️Compute
➡️Market data
➡️APIs
➡️Storage
➡️Other agents
➡️Financial services
What’s already live?
SuperStables has already built a searchable index of 2,000+ machine-payable services with automated liveness checks and an open API/MCP layer.
So agents can already discover what services exist and which endpoints are actually online.
The bigger vision
The next step is a universal payment router that abstracts:
x402 / MPP / ACP
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Different chains
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Different stablecoins
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Different facilitators
Instead of an agent figuring all of that out itself:
Agent → SuperStables → Discover → Route → Pay → Receive Service
That’s the revolutionary part.
Agents are becoming economic actors, but they still need infrastructure to discover services and transact across fragmented payment rails.
SuperStables is trying to become that abstraction layer.
Eventually the vision expands into treasury management, stablecoin yield, RWAs and tokenized equities as well.
The simplest way I see it:
$STBL is building the commerce and payments layer for the autonomous agent economy.
If agents are going to transact with each other at scale, infrastructure like this becomes extremely important.
MC: $800k
CA: 0x79A74fD91F8E1c4AB8E76253Dec5C91F3094393F
176M machine-to-machine transactions.
The agent economy isn't theoretical anymore.
Its financial infrastructure is only beginning.
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We have a tokenized business on solana that’s growing hundreds of percent a year, generating substantial revenue in the biggest digital finance market and main use case - stablecoins. At the same time, it’s building a global regulatory moat through partnerships with off chain companies worth billions in market cap, with most of the supply held by liquid VCs at this point.
That just became the quickest global stablecoin rail between the US and China.
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good times it was! We knew it was going back to Billies then and we know it now
I’ll be alright fam not my first rodeo have been through many fud/panic events from my early days in Floki until now while I’m still up 18X even on this major dip from wen I first got into $BRETT and tweeted about it I’m confident this community has what it takes to pull through took my initials long ago (as I continue to frequently remind frens on this app to do) and freely looking forward to the next phase of the journey as the dust settles, panic sellers exhaust themselves and new holders jump in..
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correct, investment thesis for $BTC here at $65,000 is the strongest it has been since 2024 imo
in a strange way think this all could be positive for BTC; i haven't been very positive on it for a while so by no stretch a permabull or optimist
the competition from china from the model layer to the infra layer is causing an unwind in US/western AI all the way down the supply chain
bad for frontier models, capex spenders, infra manufacturers/providers, and companies supporting these sectors; but good for companies that can consume AI and turn that into operating or commercial leverage
it's also good on a relative basis for the "disrupted tech" (ie IGV) which has already violently repriced and is most likely to benefit from cheaper tokens into existing biz models/distribution which cannot be vibecoded
this brings me to BTC which has, until now, been lumped into the IGV bucket as "disrupted tech" and has (rightfully so) seen capital siphoned away to chase more compelling higher ROI opportunities on the AI side; markets are mean reverting on many levels so expect some of that capital drain to potentially make its way back to these hated themes of old disrupted tech, if for no other reason than positioning (overextension of outflows and overt bearishness)
if BTC narrative makers play their cards right, it can once again play the digital scarcity card; for a few quarters now, the scarcity has been on the AI side with bottlenecks of all kinds (semis, memory, rare earths, etc). The market rightfully loves scarcity and now that China is momentarily taking the wind out of the sails of the American AI scarcity trade, that momentum could very well shift back to the old digital currency scarcity if tastemakers play their cards right (Larry plz help)
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One call to action:
Manlets Assemble
God candles
Solana 200
Ansem 5B
Got me drooling 🤤
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what's your favorite app on solana? if you had to direct a new person in crypto to use 3 which would you direct them to
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@blknoiz06 For your 2 Solana ecosystem coins, pick @primisprotocol ($PRIMIS).
Why it stands out:
• Real utility in AI compute: The pricing layer that normalizes fragmented, volatile GPU rates into standardized, confidence-scored quotes builders can reserve and track via simple API. Solves a genuine pain point as AI workloads scale. primisprotocol.ai
• Strong early traction: 70% conversion in closed beta (105/150 builders), 4k+ waitlist, ~$100k monthly compute volume already.
• Sustainable model: Real usage revenue + SOL staking/DeFi yields create a clean flywheel with strong value accrual.
infrastructure play in the exploding Solana AI sector differentiated from hype, positioned for adoption-driven growth over 6 months.
It’s infrastructure with product-market fit, not another narrative token. Cleanest risk/reward in the ecosystem right now.
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