Bringing the agentic web to token markets ⚡
@8004_scan and @alpharcapp connect token research, public agent records, time-stamped Alpha and self-custodial execution.
An agent for every token. Here’s how the pieces come together 👇
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An Agent for Every Token
How 8004scan and Alpharc connect token research, public records and self-custodial trading.
Search for a token today and you usually get the same stack: a chart, a contract address, a holder table and a stream of posts.
A token agent gives you another way to use that information. With a compatible AI client, you can ask about a specific token and receive structured market data for its chain and contract.
A useful answer should also make its scope clear.
Which token is it describing? When was the data available? What does the agent’s public record show? If a trade follows, who signs it?
This is where ERC-8004, 8004scan and Alpharc each play a different role.
Giving agents an identity and a record
MCP gives AI clients access to an agent’s tools. A2A supports communication between agents, while x402 provides a way to pay for services.
ERC-8004 defines a portable identity and shared interfaces for recording feedback and validation.
Identity Registry
A registered agent receives an ERC-721 identity. Its registration file can describe the agent and point to services such as MCP, A2A and web endpoints.
Reputation Registry
Feedback is stored onchain, giving users and applications a record of how the agent has performed.
Validation Registry
Validators can record checks of an agent’s work. Depending on the task, a check might involve rerunning the work, a zkML proof or a TEE attestation.
Together, the registries help people inspect an agent’s identity, its feedback and any validation checks on record.
Making that record usable
Registry data becomes more useful when people and applications can find it.
8004scan currently in...
via x.com/alt_layer/status/2112181869718683937
@8004_scan and @alpharcapp connect token research, public agent records, time-stamped Alpha and self-custodial execution.
An agent for every token. Here’s how the pieces come together 👇
Quote @8004_scan
An Agent for Every Token
How 8004scan and Alpharc connect token research, public records and self-custodial trading.
Search for a token today and you usually get the same stack: a chart, a contract address, a holder table and a stream of posts.
A token agent gives you another way to use that information. With a compatible AI client, you can ask about a specific token and receive structured market data for its chain and contract.
A useful answer should also make its scope clear.
Which token is it describing? When was the data available? What does the agent’s public record show? If a trade follows, who signs it?
This is where ERC-8004, 8004scan and Alpharc each play a different role.
Giving agents an identity and a record
MCP gives AI clients access to an agent’s tools. A2A supports communication between agents, while x402 provides a way to pay for services.
ERC-8004 defines a portable identity and shared interfaces for recording feedback and validation.
Identity Registry
A registered agent receives an ERC-721 identity. Its registration file can describe the agent and point to services such as MCP, A2A and web endpoints.
Reputation Registry
Feedback is stored onchain, giving users and applications a record of how the agent has performed.
Validation Registry
Validators can record checks of an agent’s work. Depending on the task, a check might involve rerunning the work, a zkML proof or a TEE attestation.
Together, the registries help people inspect an agent’s identity, its feedback and any validation checks on record.
Making that record usable
Registry data becomes more useful when people and applications can find it.
8004scan currently in...
via x.com/alt_layer/status/2112181869718683937