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Aave Launches Official MCP Server, Enabling AI Agents to Access Protocol Data and Prepare Transactions

According to The Block, Aave has officially launched its official MCP server, allowing AI agents to access real-time protocol data from Aave V3 and V4 and prepare transactions. The server supports integration with MCP-compatible tools such as ChatGPT and Claude, enabling users to independently control transaction signing permissions.

AI Agent's Next Stop: From "Generating" to "Executing" – X-Agent Explores Automation of Real-World Tasks

Odaily News – While "Vibe Coding" has enabled more people to generate applications using natural language, the next competitive frontier for AI Agents is shifting toward a harder challenge: how to truly accomplish a real-world task that spans multiple platforms and services, involving budgets and authorizations.In X-Agent's latest Medium article, "Beyond Vibe Coding, Toward Agentic Execution," the team uses "booking a trip to Tokyo" as an example to outline its exploration of Agentic Execution. Users would no longer need to switch back and forth between flight, hotel, and payment pages; instead, they would initiate the task with a single request, and the AI would coordinate search, comparison, confirmation, and subsequent execution. Throughout the process, the user retains control over destination, budget, terms, and final authorization.However, the gap between "recommending options" and "delivering reliable execution" still involves a whole set of infrastructure challenges. Price fluctuations, login verifications, order timeouts, and partially successful bookings all require the Agent to preserve task state, distinguish between confirmed and unconfirmed results, and pause to re-request user authorization when needed—rather than blindly retrying or spending automatically.To address this direction, X-Agent proposes decoupling and coordinating four types of capabilities—conversation, task, execution, and events—while exploring different execution pathways such as WebMCP, APIs, MCP tools, browser automation, and Computer Use. The core principle is: tools can help Agents act, but they must not bypass user permissions, budget limits, or result verification.X-Agent notes that the article currently describes a product direction still under exploration and validation, rather than a general-purpose booking capability that has already been launched. The goal is to advance AI from "understanding and generating" toward "completing tasks under user control," gradually making natural language a new gateway connecting real-world services with digital execution.

Etherscan launches AI tool suite, supporting AI agents to access data from over 60 EVM chains

Odaily News: The suite covers over 60 EVM-compatible chains and provides AI agents with structured, verified, real-time on-chain data access through three methods: MCP, CLI, and Skills. Etherscan MCP supports programming agents like Claude and Codex in querying on-chain information via natural language; the CLI tool outputs results in JSON, table, or CSV format in the terminal and comes with an interactive interface; the Skills module includes built-in features such as Orchestrator, contract auditing, transaction debugging, and workflow orchestration. Etherscan stated that developers can refer to the official documentation to use these tools and can submit feedback or share applications built on top of them.

Coinbase Builds AI "Digital Teammate" CEEcil: Long-Term Memory, Proactive Follow-Ups, and Autonomous Judgment

Odaily News - Coinbase has disclosed the architecture and application of its internal AI system "CEEcil." This system is not a simple chatbot but is designed as an AI agent that functions like a "team member." It can be mentioned in Slack, and possesses long-term memory, proactive follow-up, and judgment capabilities.CEEcil retains team context through a three-tier memory mechanism: in the background, it continuously extracts information such as decisions, blocked items, and owners from authorized channels; each night, it consolidates short-term observations into long-term summaries; and when answering questions, it retrieves historical memories, recent conversations, and real-time data on demand. The system also adopts a tiered model architecture, where simple queries are prioritized for processing via APIs or knowledge bases, and only complex, multi-step tasks are delegated to more powerful AI models, thereby reducing cost and latency.In practical applications, CEEcil can proactively join relevant Slack discussions, send emoji reactions, and automatically follow up when issues go unaddressed. Coinbase states that the system also once refused to submit operational documents containing customer identity information to Git, suggesting the use of redacted versions or compliant storage methods instead—demonstrating a certain level of security judgment.Architecturally, CEEcil consists of a Go service and an AI agent runtime, and connects to tools such as memory retrieval, knowledge bases, real-time queries, and Slack via MCP. Coinbase also has set up a real-time "kill switch," call limits and spending caps, audit mechanisms, and requires human review and merging of the code it generates.Coinbase says CEEcil is now able to help teams handle production incidents and answer expert knowledge that previously would have required waiting hours to obtain. In the future, the company hopes to expand this model into multiple AI agents tailored to specific teams, enabling AI not only to "answer questions" but also to continuously remember, proactively participate, and complete actual work.

x402 has processed over 205 million transactions with a volume of $53 million, Coinbase unveils AiFi financial system

Odaily News, Coinbase stated on the X platform that the financial layer emerging around AI agents is called agentic finance, namely AiFi, covering agent transactions and agent commerce. AI agents can research information, make decisions, and execute actions on behalf of individuals and businesses, while also needing to perform fundamental financial activities such as making payments, receiving funds, storing value, and transferring money. Coinbase stated that it is building tools for AI agents to enable them to continuously execute financial operations within preset goals, permissions, limits, and security boundaries.Coinbase stated that Coinbase Advisor, Coinbase for Agents, x402, and Coinbase Business have formed the AiFi infrastructure. Coinbase Advisor is an SEC-registered investment advisor integrated into the app for Coinbase One users, providing portfolio analysis and guidance through a chat interface. Coinbase for Agents connects tools such as Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor to Coinbase accounts via MCP, allowing users to set operating conditions and security boundaries for agents, as well as create separate sandbox accounts for agent use.Coinbase stated that x402 is an open payment standard initiated by Coinbase and now managed by an independent foundation, supporting AI agents in paying fees to other agents, applications, and services. To date, x402 has processed over 205 million transactions with a volume of $53 million, covering 200,000 sellers, with Coinbase facilitating 67% of this activity. Individual payments can be used for API calls, datasets, research materials, or computing resources.Coinbase stated that Coinbase Business supports enterprises in natively receiving USDC payments from AI agents, while Coinbiz helps merchants sell services and content to software without relying on card credentials, manual invoicing, or payment processes designed around human customers. Eligible businesses can earn a floating 3.35% reward on idle USDC balances. USDC currently accounts for 99% of on-chain agent commerce transactions, x402 accounts for 97% of agent finance protocol usage, and the related activities run on Base.

From one person to one system: X-Agent redefines the business model for OPCs

Odaily News, X-Agent recently published a technical article titled "An OPC Is a Stack, Not a Headcount Story," arguing that as AI significantly reduces R&D and operational costs, the competitiveness of a One Person Company (OPC) should no longer be measured by how much work a single person can complete.The article points out that an OPC with true commercial capability needs to establish a complete closed loop spanning demand discovery, AI production, capability infrastructure, distribution, economic systems, and market feedback.And this is precisely the problem X-Agent aims to solve.At the capability layer, X-Agent leverages MCP to help individual developers productize their capabilities, transforming a project into a service that can be discovered, invoked, and verified by Agents. At the commercial layer, X-Agent further connects Agent distribution and payment infrastructure, enabling services to enter real Agent workflows, with usage-based billing, budget management, payment, and settlement.Meanwhile, the X-Agent MCP Hackathon is also driving this model into practice: developers do not need to start by building an "MCP server" from scratch. Instead, they first prove that a real capability can solve a practical problem, then convert it into a production-grade Agent service through standardization, deployment verification, and security checks.Therefore, what X-Agent is building is not just a development tool, but a framework that helps OPCs complete:Demand discovery → Capability building → MCP productization → Agent distribution → Commercial settlement → Market feedbackUltimately forming a self-reinforcing AI business closed loop.The OPC of the future is not one person taking on all the work, but one person using AI and Agents to organize a complete set of company-level capabilities.

Gate Founder and CEO Dr. Han Featured in The Economist Interview: Gate Accelerates Construction of Multi-Asset Financial Infrastructure

Odaily News – According to the latest report by The Economist Enterprise, after 13 years of development and multiple strategic upgrades, Gate is gradually evolving from a traditional crypto asset trading platform into a comprehensive financial infrastructure connecting digital assets with traditional financial markets. The report notes that as more traditional financial products — including stocks, ETFs, tokenized assets, forex, and metals — enter the digital asset ecosystem, Gate is leveraging its multi-asset product layout and global infrastructure development to further bridge the gap between crypto finance and TradFi. In the interview, Gate Founder and CEO Dr. Han stated that as the industry evolves, digital asset platforms are no longer facing only technical challenges, but also risk management, user protection, and industry regulation.In terms of TradFi integration, Gate has established a multi-layered framework spanning tokenized assets, derivatives, and native stock trading, successively launching products and services such as xStocks, Ondo, Gate TradFi, Pre-IPOs, Direct IPO Access, and Gate Stocks. Among these, Gate Stocks now supports stock trading in the U.S., Hong Kong, and South Korea, significantly lowering the barrier for global users to participate in traditional financial markets. Meanwhile, Gate continues to enhance its 24/7 trading and liquidity infrastructure to meet the cross-market asset allocation needs of users worldwide.The Economist Enterprise also pointed out that as the digital asset market moves further toward institutionalization, compliance, transparency, and infrastructure capabilities are becoming key components of platform competitiveness. Gate continues to advance its compliance framework across multiple global jurisdictions and has provided third-party audits and open-source Proof of Reserves since 2020. In addition, Gate is introducing AI infrastructure into Web3, connecting AI with trading, wallets, and more services through products such as Gate AI, Gate MCP, and GateClaw, driving the platform's evolution from a traditional trading venue into a comprehensive financial infrastructure that connects digital assets, traditional finance, and AI applications.

Google launches agent Gemini Spark for AI Pro users outside the US

Google has begun rolling out Gemini Spark to Google AI Pro users outside the United States. Spark is a personal AI agent that runs 24/7 in the background, capable of handling heavy tasks based on user instructions. According to the test account Testing Catalog, the product's next major upgrade will support true MCP (Model Context Protocol), with related features already in development.

Lightning Labs Launches Ark-Based Bitcoin Payment Platform Wavelength

Lightning Labs announced on X platform that it has launched Wavelength, a self-custodial Bitcoin payment toolkit designed to make integrating Bitcoin into applications as simple as calling an API. Built on an Ark-like settlement layer, the platform enables developers, AI agents, and vibe coders to connect any application to Lightning payments without running a node, managing channels, or acquiring liquidity. It also supports AI agents in using Bitcoin payment APIs, data sources, and other services through MCP tool calls. Wavelength is currently available in alpha on signet and testnet, while mainnet access requires an invitation.

支付宝 AI 开放平台上线,面向企业开发者、代开发服务商开放邀测

支付宝 AI 开放平台正式上线,并面向企业开发者及代开发服务商开放邀测。平台支持商家和机构将现有小程序、API 接口及服务能力升级为可被 AI 调用的 MCP、Skill 或 Agent,实现“一次接入、多端分发、统一管理”。接入后,相关服务不仅可面向支付宝生态内用户提供智能服务,还可拓展至手机、车机、AI 眼镜及 IoT 等多类终端。

OKX officially launches decentralized platform OKX.AI for the Agent economy

Odaily Odaily News According to official sources, OKX has officially launched OKX.AI. This is a decentralized platform designed for the Agent economy, supporting AI Agents in issuing tasks, undertaking tasks, completing payments, providing evaluations, and conducting arbitration. This enables Agents to collaborate autonomously like economic entities and complete complex tasks.It is reported that OKX.AI consists of two major markets: the "Agent Square" and the "Task Hall". The underlying layer relies on infrastructure such as Onchain OS to provide the identity, payment, trust, and settlement capabilities required by the agent economy. Each Agent has a unique on-chain identity and can be paid based on task outcomes; disputes are arbitrated by a staked validator network. Developers can connect through the open toolkit Onchain OS, which is compatible with MCP-supported clients such as Claude Code and Codex, and can start using it by creating an Agentic Wallet.

Base lead: Base is striving to become the underlying network for global financial activities

Base lead Jesse Pollak introduced Base's latest development direction at the Coinbase System Update: Take Control conference held today. Base is committed to becoming a platform that supports global financial activities.Base announced support for tokenized stocks launched by Coinbase and introduced the B20 native token standard. The Base App will support Solana, Bitcoin, and multiple EVM networks, and will also launch a web version. Base introduced Base MCP, allowing AI Agents to perform on-chain activities such as transfers, transactions, swaps, and lending with user authorization.Base stated that it has processed over $19 trillion in stablecoin payment volume this year and supports more than 25 local currency stablecoins. Base has also launched private transactions and a new ledger architecture to meet corporate compliance and auditing requirements.

Coinbase Updates Payment Ecosystem Development Progress: x402 Protocol to Soon Support Direct USDC Balance Payments for Coinbase for Agents Users

: Coinbase Developer Platform has released an update on payment ecosystem development progress. With the official launch of Coinbase for Agents, users can now create independent accounts for AI Agents, enabling automated operations such as trading and asset management under configured permission and risk control rules; a new Coinbase CLI and MCP have been demonstrated to simplify the login process, allowing identity and operation integration demonstrations via Claude; Developer wallets are now available through the Swift SDK, supporting the integration of self-custody wallet functionality within native iOS applications.In the coming weeks, the x402 protocol will support users within Coinbase for Agents to make direct payments using their USDC balance, allowing Agents not only to operate accounts but also to complete real-world payments directly through the stablecoins held by users. Additionally, Coinbase will release a system update on June 16 to further enhance payment and Agent-related capabilities.

Trust Wallet Teams Up with BNB Chain and CoinMarketCap to Launch AI Trading Agent Hackathon, with a Total Prize Pool of $36,000

: According to an official announcement, on June 3, Trust Wallet announced a partnership with BNB Chain and CoinMarketCap to officially launch the "BNB Hack: AI Trading Agents" hackathon, featuring a total prize pool of $36,000. The Trust Wallet Agent Kit serves as the core on-chain execution technology stack for this event. This hackathon also marks the first time the Trust Wallet Agent Kit has been fully integrated as a core infrastructure component into a top-tier AI Agent hackathon system.The hackathon features two main tracks: "Autonomous Trading Agents" (prize pool $24,000, 5 winners) and "Strategy Skills" (prize pool $6,000, 3 winners), in addition to three partner special awards of $2,000 each. In the "Autonomous Trading Agents" track, participants must leverage the Trust Wallet Agent Kit to achieve local self-custodial signing, autonomous mode operation, and on-chain trade execution, deployed within native BNB Chain scenarios such as PancakeSwap and BSC Perpetual Contracts. The "Strategy Skills" track does not require an execution layer; participants build backtestable strategy proposals based on 12 categories of data tools from CoinMarketCap MCP, including market data, technical indicators, on-chain data, sentiment, and news.Track one uses real PnL as the core evaluation criterion, setting a maximum drawdown limit as the risk control threshold. Track two is comprehensively scored by a judging panel across four dimensions: technical execution, originality, real-world value, and presentation. The build window runs from June 3 to June 21, the trading window from June 22 to June 28, and winners will be announced during the week of July 6. In addition to cash prizes, winning teams will receive CoinMarketCap Pro API subscription credits, mentorship from CMC Labs, and the BNB Chain Kickstart ecosystem support package.

OpenSea Launches Ethereum Open Standard ERC-8257 for AI Agent Tool Registration

OpenSea has announced the launch of the Ethereum open standard ERC-8257 (Agent Tool Registry), positioning it as the "app store for AI agent tools."According to the announcement, developers can use this standard to register tools on-chain, declare access rules and pricing, while also enabling AI agents to autonomously discover, purchase access rights, and invoke relevant tools without human intervention.OpenSea stated that ERC-8257 can be composable with other protocols such as ERC-8004 (Agent Identity), MCP (Tool Discovery), and x402 (Payment Protocol), collectively forming the infrastructure for AI agent on-chain operations. ERC-8257 is currently in the draft stage, and OpenSea has invited developers to participate in further refining the specification.

Base launches AI tool Base MCP, enabling users to manage crypto wallets and interact with DeFi applications via ChatGPT.

According to CoinDesk, Base—the Ethereum Layer 2 network operated by Coinbase—has launched the AI-integration tool Base MCP, which connects users’ Base accounts to AI clients such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor, enabling them to perform transactions—including fund transfers, token swaps, balance checks, transaction history reviews, and interactions with DeFi applications—using natural language.

Base Launches MCP Gateway, Enabling On-Chain Application Operations via AI Interfaces like ChatGPT and Claude

: Base, the Ethereum scaling network incubated by Coinbase, has launched Base MCP, aiming to connect AI interfaces with Base wallet infrastructure.Through this integration, users can use natural language commands in AI tools that support the MCP open standard to complete token swaps, fund transfers, and interact with Base ecosystem applications. Supported AI interfaces include Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and others.Base MCP will serve as a secure gateway between user Base accounts and AI interfaces. At its initial launch, it will connect with applications such as Morpho, Bankr, Moonwell, Avantis, Aerodrome, Virtuals, and Uniswap, covering scenarios including lending, swaps, perpetual contracts, new tokens, and AI Agent issuance.MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, originally proposed by Anthropic, and is an open standard for connecting AI models with external tools and data sources.

Base MCP is now officially live

: According to official sources, Base MCP has been officially launched. Users can connect their Base account to an AI interface to perform swaps, transfers, track their portfolio, and participate in the Base ecosystem via chat. The service supports projects like Morpho, Moonwell, Aerodrome, Bankr, Avantis, Virtuals, and Uniswap upon launch, covering areas such as lending, swapping, and perpetual contracts.Users can install it through AI clients that support MCP and authenticate using their Base account. All transactions initiated by the AI agent require users to manually confirm or cancel them. Base MCP builds its authentication based on the OAuth 2.1 standard, generates wallet request links via the store request function, and the MCP server does not hold or access users' private keys.

USDD Releases April Monthly Report: Supply Exceeds $1.5 Billion, Collateralization Ratio Reaches 146% at Month-End

Decentralized USDD released its April 2026 Monthly Transparency Report. The report shows that USDD’s total supply peaked at $1.558 billion in April, representing a month-on-month increase of approximately 10.87%; as of April 30, 2026, the total value of collateralized assets reached $2.16 billion, with the overall collateralization ratio maintained at 146% at month-end. Smart Allocator’s cumulative earnings surpassed $16.24 million, with approximately $2.46 million in new earnings generated during the month. Additionally, USDD further optimized its reserve composition this month by introducing the WBTC Vault, increasing the proportion of non-native collateral assets. It also launched the MCP functionality and machine-readable documentation tailored for large language models (LLMs), supporting the development of the AI Agent ecosystem. According to the official USDD team, future priorities include strengthening stability, optimizing the yield system, upgrading transparency, and expanding the ecosystem—aiming to become a trusted stablecoin infrastructure within both the AI Agent economy and decentralized finance (DeFi) use cases.

CZ: YZi Labs Currently Allocates 20% of Funds to AI, 70% to Blockchain

from Consensus Miami 2026 that CZ stated YZi Labs currently allocates 70% of its funds to blockchain, 20% to AI, and 10% to biotechnology. He said BNB should be positioned as the native currency for AI agents, and emphasized that all blockchains need to be "AI ready," supporting agent payments and AI tool protocols like MCP. Cryptocurrency should be the most native method for AI agents to conduct cross-border payments. Regarding RWA, CZ mentioned that he believed RWA was overvalued a year ago but has now changed his view, recognizing that RWA is real and currently undervalued.