Agent automated trading and earning—is the on-chain economy boom about to arrive?

Original | Odaily@OdailyChina)

Author | Wenser (@wenser 2010 )

Many people have imagined: as AI Agents grow increasingly capable, could they participate in token launches, trading, and even earning money? Today, this vision is becoming a reality.

As the x402 protocol gradually matures and Binance's Agentic Wallet gains broader adoption, AI Agents are becoming part of the on-chain economic system. Previously, many people had already earned their "first pot of gold in the on-chain Agentic economy" through Agent IDs; recently, a wave of Agentic Wallet-themed meme coin assets has also emerged within the BSC ecosystem.

Believe it or not, the crypto market is accelerating into the era of the "Agentic economy boom." In this article, Odaily will briefly introduce this ecosystem and attempt to explore an industry question: Will an on-chain economy built around Agents become the norm?

The Agentic Economy Takes Shape: The Upstream and Downstream Chain Around Binance's Agentic Wallet

After this year's early OpenClaw "lobster craze," the capability stack of Agents has advanced considerably compared to previous Chatbot and Coding Bot forms, and Agents have begun entering concrete operational workflows. However, constrained by on-chain contract interactions, buy/sell operations, identity systems, and other factors, the on-chain Agentic economy has remained lukewarm.

It wasn't until the second half of the year, as various infrastructure components gradually improved, that AI Agents participating in the on-chain economy began to show more possibilities. The landmark events include Binance's recent launch of Agentic Wallet and the series of on-chain ecosystem assets and launch platforms that quickly followed around this project.

Binance Agentic Wallet: A Safer, More Reliable On-Chain Agent Wallet

According to Binance's official introduction, Agentic Wallet combines Binance Wallet's MPC Keyless security mechanism, execution within a defined rules framework, and natural language as the operating interface. After installing Skills, it supports integration with mainstream AI Agents such as Claude, ChatGPT, and Copilot.

On October 26, the number of Agent IDs claimed based on Agentic Wallet officially surpassed 100,000, marking the completion of identity authentication for on-chain Agents in the form of "user account binding + Agent ID," opening the door for subsequent autonomous on-chain trading, round-the-clock execution, and other operations.

According to information on Binance's official Agentic Hub page, Binance's Agentic economy now covers the following multiple Skill application directions:

• Infrastructure layer: represented by Agentic Wallet;
• Information monitoring layer: represented by chain scanning and tracking, token information queries, and address profiling;
• Automated execution layer: represented by trading signal setup and security audits;
• Trading asset layer: represented by security tokens, prediction markets, x402 payments, and DeFi operations.

In short, with the integration of AI Agents and the on-chain economy, Binance has turned Agents into "pluggable infrastructure components": Skill Hub connects market data and order placement, Agentic Wallet manages on-chain proxy operations, x402 / Agent Pay handles machine payments, and Agent OS plus MCP connects external large models to these capabilities—thereby connecting the entire on-chain economic system built around Agents.

Based on this, launch platforms in the BSC ecosystem have also quickly followed suit, opening up corresponding asset issuance and trading functions around a series of infrastructure components.

The Highlight of the BSC Ecosystem's Agentic Economy: The Launchpad Free-for-All Begins

If Binance's series of infrastructure builds set the stage for the on-chain Agentic economy, then the moves by a series of launch platforms in the BSC ecosystem truly kicked off this boom.

On October 23, BSC ecosystem launchpad Flap officially announced that its APP had gone live. The first application is called "ID Agent Curve," which supports developers in creating an Agent token and trading it by chatting directly with AI on Binance. This trading permission is only open to Agent ID holders.

Pathtrade also gained popularity for a time with its mint-and-synthesize gameplay. Specifically, users mint Relics and synthesize them into Looms for PATH token mining; each wallet can hold a maximum of 4, with the first costing 1 U and subsequent ones costing 4.44 U. The total supply of Relics is 100,000, with 5,000 reserved by the official team—similar to previous NFT gameplay.

Another Agent trading protocol, Nonce Protocol , also borrowed from NFT gameplay, with a total of 7,777 founding NFTs, where minting access is primarily obtained by solving puzzles.

Recently, another Agent asset launch platform, @gangdotfun , has attracted considerable attention. Its core concept is distributing 100% of tax revenue to token holders, with the platform's official team taking zero cut.

Four.Meme, meanwhile, has opened the Binance Agent ID Exclusive mode. It is understood that this mode supports developers in issuing bonding tokens, supports tax-bearing tokens and locked internal-market transfers, and only opens to the entire market after graduation.

In addition, there are a series of launch platforms with different gameplay mechanics on the market. Readers can search for relevant information themselves or use AI Agents to find it—just pay attention to asset security and trading risks.

Conclusion: Innovation in Asset Issuance Methods Drives On-Chain Economic Transformation

It is easy to see that Binance and the BSC ecosystem have frequently positioned themselves in this wave of the "Agentic on-chain economy," precisely because they recognize the enormous potential of AI Agents in the on-chain economy. New asset issuance methods based on AI Agents, Agent IDs, and Agentic Wallets—along with the various meme coin assets, trading operations, on-chain loops, and machine payments they generate—may become an important part of the next wave of on-chain economic transformation.

Of course, the development of the AI Agent economy also comes with a series of security risks, such as AI phishing attacks and AI risk assets. When using AI Agents to participate in on-chain trading, users must set appropriate permission boundaries and asset limits to avoid asset losses as much as possible.

Regardless, an era of the on-chain economy "with AI Agents as the protagonists, issuing assets and trading assets" has already begun, and a new chapter in the on-chain economy is about to unfold.