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The video with all those little pixel characters made me laugh, but the last part stuck with me. An NFT that is literally its own wallet, and the agent that owns the NFT controls it. That flips the usual setup. Most of the time we give agents keys and then spend forever trying to lock them down. Here the ownership is just whoever holds the NFT. I’m still not sure how that feels in practice when you want to sell or transfer the agent, but the idea that the wallet moves with the NFT is cleaner than I expected. Also nice that they’re being upfront that the faces are just for the tape and the real agent is something you run yourself. The open-source, MIT, runs-on-your-machine angle is what actually got me interested.

I like that the whole thing runs on my own machine and stays open source. Nothing important has to live in a company’s cloud, the memory stays local, and I can swap models without throwing away the history or the goals it already built. That control matters more to me than another polished hosted chatbot that owns all the context. The wallet side is more careful than most crypto agents I’ve seen. Every write gets simulated first and spending is hard-capped, so it can actually move money or interact with chains when I want it to, but it doesn’t get free rein over the funds. That balance between being useful and not being reckless is the part that makes me take it more seriously. Kudos to the Dev for building this!

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