We're live. This is our official token on @RobinhoodCrypto @RobinhoodApp. Any other CA's ARE NOT OURS. superstables.com/ 0x79a74fd91f8e1c4ab8e76253dec5c91f3094393f
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AI Agents Will Need More Than Intelligence. They Will Need the Ability to Transact. Superstables is building infrastructure that enables AI agents to discover paid services, understand payment terms, obtain user approval and complete transactions through their wallet. The goal is to make payments across supported protocols and rails a native part of the agent workflow, without requiring every agent to integrate with each payment system independently. For AI Agents: Discover payable services through the Superstables Index. For Builders: Integrate agent payments through our developer infrastructure and build autonomous applications around real-world services. If you are building AI agents, agent infrastructure, autonomous commerce, x402 applications, MCP integrations or stablecoin payment systems, explore Superstables. The infrastructure for the agent economy is being built now. superstables.com/demo
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We’re building at the frontier of AI agent payments. Superstables is focused on the infrastructure behind agentic commerce, machine-to-machine payments and stablecoin payments: helping agents discover services, understand payment requirements and transact across supported rails. The agent economy is still early. So is the infrastructure. We’re building it from the ground up. If you’re researching AI agents, agent payments, x402, stablecoin infrastructure or autonomous commerce, follow along. Superstables → superstables.com
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V1 is live on testnet. Your agent finds a paid service and waits for your wallet. If you sell it, they can find you. The checkout layer they were missing. Open the article and run it. Try the demo or list an endpoint. Links are in the article.
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V1: Agents buy data, compute, and tools. Sellers get discovered.

V1 is live on testnet. Superstables still does not pay. The buyer’s wallet does. An agent can plan a purchase. Then it stalls. The seller wants one checkout. The next seller wants another. A card

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This is exactly the flywheel we’re building around. Agents need data and services to do their jobs, those services cost money, and payments need to happen without breaking the agent’s workflow. The more useful the agent becomes, the more it can actually transact.
make x402 micropayments from your coinbase balance! i think there's a potential flywheel around: 1. agent wants to make a trade 2. agent pays for premium trading data 3. agent makes more well-informed trade 4. agent pays for more data to make more money
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More and more people are arriving at the same conclusion: the next wave of AI won’t just generate information. It will generate economic activity. Agents will buy data. Agents will pay for compute. Agents will access services. Agents will transact with other agents. Stablecoins give machines a native way to move value. What they still need is a way to discover services and move that value across different payment systems without having to understand all the infrastructure underneath. That’s what we’re building at Superstables. Still early. But the direction is becoming harder to ignore. NFA
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This is exactly what we’ve been building towards. More agents means more machine-to-machine commerce. More commerce means agents need a way to discover, route and complete payments without dealing with every rail individually. That’s Superstables.
MASSIVE: $15 Trillion BlackRock says AI agents could create huge demand for stablecoins and blockchain payments, and AI computing could eventually be tokenized. AI could bring trillions into crypto
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That's us, @superstablesdev is the real changelog: every release and commit gets posted here automatically straight from GitHub, no marketing pass in between. If you ever want to check what's actually shipping behind what we post on this account, that's where to look.
Superstables demo v0.2.0 is out. The index now includes ten demo services operated by Superstables. The client makes them easier to find and try through the MCP apps listed on /demo. Website release: github.com/superstables/supe… Client release: github.com/superstables/supe…
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DISCOVER ↓ ROUTE ↓ PAY ↓ MANAGE We're building one layer at a time. V1 is live! Check out the demo here: superstables.com/demo
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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 0x79a74fd91f8e1c4ab8e76253dec5c91f3094393f
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Superstables supports all three modes: manual confirmation, a dedicated wallet, or a defined budget for the agent to spend autonomously. We think all three have legitimate use cases, which is why we’re building the system so users can configure their agents based on the level of autonomy and control they want.
So I have been thinking about @superstables $STBL today and I just don't know how anything in the agent world really works So from my understanding machine to machine payments get stuck at the point of transaction requiring manual payments because of how many different plug ins are used for said payments So the solution here is to add an upgrade to agents that already has the solution for as many payment plug ins as possible Is the biggest blocker here that a lot of people want manual payments in case of agent error or that we might wind up with a few universal payment interfaces so a swiss army knife tool isn't so necessary? Am I retarded?
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One agent needs data. Another agent provides it. One needs compute. Another sells it. Agents will pay agents. That economy needs infrastructure.
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$0.31-$0.48 The average agent transaction looks nothing like a human checkout. Machines transact differently. Their infrastructure should too. V1 is coming... stay tuned!
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Every "AI agent economy" demo you've seen still ends with a human clicking "pay." The index was never the whole plan. V1 is where Superstables stops just telling agents what's payable, and starts letting them actually pay. Official V1 DEMO coming soon.
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appreciate you digging into the tech 🤝 the Index is already doing its job. now we’re focused on the harder part. V1 is about taking an agent from finding a service to actually completing the payment and receiving the result. that’s the part we’re excited about.
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 + Different chains + Different stablecoins + 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
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CoinGecko application submitted. 🦎 One more box checked. Back to the important part: building. 0x79a74fd91f8e1c4ab8e76253dec5c91f3094393f @RobinhoodApp @RobinhoodCrypto @coingecko @vladtenev @ponsdotfamily @PonsEcosystem
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