A Decentralized Protocol for AI Apps Ownership, Monetization, and Liquidity
Autonomous software agents are about to become the most important economic actors of the next decade. They can think, act, and iterate faster than any human-run startup β but the current web-3 stack was built for people, not code that writes its own rules.Capx closes that gap by solving three first-principle problems:
What Agents Need | Why It Matters | How Capx Delivers |
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Programmable Ownership | Early users, data providers, and contributors deserve a direct stake in the agents they power. Without shared upside, network effects stall. | Every agent launches with a native ERC-20 token. Distribution schedules bake in community ownership from day one, aligning incentives as the agent scales. |
Agent-Native Infrastructure | Conventional clouds throttle long-running, self-reflexive processes. Agents need deterministic compute, cheap micro-transactions, and bandwidth designed for autonomous logic. | Capx Cloud and Capx Chain form a vertically integrated runway for nonstop agent execution. |
On-Chain Liquidity | Tokens are only useful if they can move. Agents must plug into existing DeFi rails for price discovery, collateral, and composability. | Built-in AMM pools let every agent token trade instantly. Liquidity hooks feed into the broader DeFi stack, making agent assets borrowable, LP-able, and legible to any smart contract. |
π Role | π How They Participate |
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π Developers | Ship containerized AI agents with the Capx SDK β mint a native token β set emission & governance rules. |
π₯ Early Users & Communities | Stake in new agents, earn token rewards for usage and referrals, and vote on upgrades or forks. |
π Infrastructure Providers | Plug GPUs, bandwidth, or validator nodes into Capx Cloud/Chain and collect CAPX + agent-level fees. |
πΉ Investors & Traders | Provide liquidity, trade agent tokens on the in-app DEX, and allocate capital to fast-growing agent economies. |