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What AI Agent projects are worth investing in?
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At the end of January this year, ai16z founder Shaw made a major announcement that in order to move to the next stage, a comprehensive rebranding plan will be implemented. The project will be officially renamed ElizaOS, and the token name ai16z will remain unchanged for the time being until the DAO voting module is launched, and the community will vote to decide on future changes. Shortly after the rebranding, ElizaOS released a framework roadmap, the core content of which includes: autonomy and adaptability, modularity and composability, and decentralization and open collaboration. The team also emphasized that the team's mission is to develop a scalable, modular, and open source AI agent framework that can thrive in the Web2 and Web3 ecosystems, and believes that AI agents are a key step towards AGI, enabling increasingly autonomous and powerful systems.
In February of this year, Virtuals Protocol announced its expansion into the Solana ecosystem, and subsequently renamed its Ecosystem Fund to Virtuals Ventures, providing funding and support for Agents on the platform while maintaining transparency; in March, Virtuals integrated the transaction aggregator Enso into G.A.M.E, providing instant access to more than 200 protocols and completing the following in a single transaction: token exchange, lending, borrowing, and reinvestment; in the middle of the same month, Virtuals Protocol released the multi-agent framework ACP, which aims to achieve efficient collaboration of AI Agents. It will focus on the implementation of two major businesses: autonomous hedge funds and trading DAOs, and autonomous media organizations, focusing on AI investment and AI content creation respectively, and launched the first Virtuals ACP Hackathon.
Not long ago, AskJimmy, a multi-strategy trading agent platform, released the first toolkit Rig Trading Kit, which is built on arc's Rig framework, written in Rust and targeted at cryptocurrency trading. At the same time, Mira Network also announced a partnership with arc to integrate its Rig framework with Mira's verification layer to help developers build safer and more reliable AI applications. At the same time, Arc also launched Arc Handshake, which aims to provide developers with the funding and support they need. The first batch of partners include FabelisAI and AgentTankLive. According to the plan, arc also plans to launch ARC Ryzome, an application store for AI agents, and ARC Payments, a payment solution integrated with the ARC ecosystem.
In the past two months, AIXBT has continued to optimize its real-time market intelligence capabilities. Its analysis of projects is not limited to concise data output, but covers on-chain data and technical aspects, and comes with concise narrative interpretations such as the impact of regulatory dynamics. At the same time, AIXBT has begun to pay attention to a wider range of crypto ecological events, and integrate other data sources besides X, such as Discord, Telegram or news websites, to provide a more comprehensive market sentiment analysis.
In February this year, GRIFFAIN launched the trading co-pilot function, which supports users to exchange tokens, gain market attention, track major investors and news summaries, thereby improving users' trading efficiency and information acquisition capabilities. In the same month, GRIFFAIN released Griffain Agent Studio, which allows users to quickly create AI agents. At the same time, it has further upgraded its functions, allowing users to create recurring tasks through one-click templates, including fixed token investment, sending token research reports, automatically posting and replying on X, and ordering weekly coffee. At the end of March, GRIFFAIN integrated the Jupiter Exchange limit order function to further simplify trading operations.
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