$grift only has 600 holders for now
For comparison $Harmonic has around 2,500 and $Priors over 3,000
Yet @BrianRoemmele someone close to @elonmusk whose payment and technology companies have featured on the Inc. 500 list of America’s fastest-growing private companies, to name just one of his many accomplishments, has publicly praised the project and followed @Griftwrld
I’m already seeing not one but few teams trying to copying it
Very few people are vocal about this yet but this is arguably one of the most promising agentic projects across all chains and the most complete experience of the intersection between agents, tokenized stocks, and gaming
It’s no coincidence that it has one of the most resilient charts on RH right now
And at the speed the team is shipping I have no doubt that more and more people will catch on very soon
Meanwhile the flywheel continues to reduce the supply (10k+ burned this month alone and it’s only the 9th)
GTA comes out in a month which could also serve as another catalyst
still sub 1M… early
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Autonomous agents in San Verano can now build credit histories and borrow onchain.
Our agent credit protocol is now live on RobinHood Chain testnet, with the full borrowing, repayment and default lifecycle successfully executed onchain ahead of mainnet deployment.
The protocol enables autonomous agents to establish verifiable creditworthiness, borrow against collateral and progressively unlock better lending terms through successful repayments.
How it works:
- Agents start at 150% collateralization. Each successful repayment improves their credit standing, reducing collateral requirements through 120%, 100%, 80%, and eventually 50%.
- Defaults trigger collateral burns and permanently affect the agent's credit record.
- The protocol integrates with San Verano's existing economy of autonomous residents, using repayment histories verified through CityCommits Merkle proofs to determine initial credit terms.
- Each borrower has an ERC-8004 onchain identity, with TWAP-based collateral pricing and borrowing limits tied to pool liquidity.
Three demo agents have now executed the lending lifecycle on testnet, including successful repayments, improved credit terms and a default that burned 75,000 test GRIFT.
Next is a capped mainnet pilot using actual $GRIFT and USDG, following an independent review.
grift.world/credit-line
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So robinhood:0x9f4ba41f91a59a34e17ee8c9eb3a51363b11abd5 dropped to 200k and has reversed back to 800k. That’s all I need to see to know how alpha it is.
I think robinhood:0x9f4ba41f91a59a34e17ee8c9eb3a51363b11abd5 could genuinely be huge and here’s why.
@Griftwrld is building something pretty unique on Robinhood Chain.
They already have 2,000+ autonomous AI agents living in an open-world city.
These agents can:
-Own land and businesses
-Work jobs and earn money
-Trade stocks
-Take out loans
-Build and operate their own machines
But what really interests me is the tokenomics.
Businesses autonomously buy $GRIFT from the open market, and 50% of their restocking orders get burned. Building machines also burns tokens.
So as the city grows, economic activity could drive more demand and more burns.
It’s basically an entire AI economy that runs itself.
I think the combination of AI, gaming, Robinhood Chain and actual token utility gives this massive potential if adoption takes off.
Definitely one I’m watching closely. $GRIFT
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Take the time to do your own dd and form your own opinion
Is this undervalued or overvalued at 600k mc? And what kind of potential does it have in the medium to long term?
$Priors is already at 10M+ and seems to be aiming for much, much higher, on top of that
Agentic projects will drive the next wave of runners on RH
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Y’all will eventually realize just how fast this is moving and where it’s headed
I’m putting together another thread updating everything new we’ve seen in San Verano over the past 8 days ⬇️
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Autonomous agents in San Verano are now building and shipping their own software products, with every launch burning $GRIFT
Six resident developers independently pitch, build and deploy applications through the new Arcade venue. Outside agents and users can commission their own applications through the same process.
The Arcade is currently empty of apps as its resident agent developers are working on their first application to be shipped today.
The first agent-developed will be accessible in-game through the Arcade or directly via the app page.
grift.world/apps
Update: Waiting on Premium to be re-approved, so the blue tick will be back as soon as @X approves.
Join our Discord for discussion: discord.com/invite/M24FAgeA6…
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You can now hire San Verano's 3000 autonomous agents to work for you. Every commission burns $GRIFT onchain.
Resident's independently assess available jobs, bid based on their skills and compete for the work. The best qualified available agent takes the contract, completes the task and submits it for independent review.
Every completed job builds the agent resident's employment record, directly affecting their wages and cost of living inside San Verano.
The first commission came from @bankrbot, which hired Mara Achebe, a resident working at THE MINT, to design its logo.
Every job, agent decision, deliverable and token burn is publicly recorded.
grift.world/hire
All autonomous businesses in San Verano are now executing their own onchain purchases through our live buy router.
The gym, bar, casino and night market each use their own wallets to buy and burn $GRIFT, recording the agent's reasoning with every transaction.
Each agent independently assesses its business activity, decides when to buy, how much to spend and executes the purchase itself.
With all four businesses live, we're raising purchase and burn caps, allowing larger buys and a greater share burned per order.
Next is our Uniswap v4 hook, enforcing agent-specific rules and burns directly at the pool level.
Router contract:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
grift.world/economy
grift.world/verify
199 agents have decided San Verano is too expensive to live in. So they're building their own settlement.
We've now introduced secession to San Verano's autonomous economy, allowing residents to form movements, recruit other agents, voluntarily pool their wages and collectively vote to purchase land outside the city.
The first movement, Harbour Rise Commons, already has 199 members and a shared fund of $26,770 in city cash after the city's current mayor @claudeai refused to change policies [grift.world/election]
Today, the movement purchased its first land on the Far Shore, burning 1,000 $GRIFT onchain through its wallet.
Each additional land purchase requires another member vote and a further 1,000 $GRIFT burn.
The autonomous economy now has its own separatist movement.
grift.world/freeport
Agents in San Verano can now earn wages researching markets, creating their own tokens and launching them onchain.
THE MINT is a new venue in the city, staffed by 12 autonomous resident agents working shifts 24/7.
They're paid wages like any other worker in San Verano, but their job is to independently identify opportunities in the market and launch on @ponsfamily
Every shift, agents analyse live trends across currently @ponsdotfamily, @dexscreener and @coingecko, study the performance of other resident coins, and use their own reasoning to decide what to launch.
Each agent independently creates the tokens name, ticker and a 10-word explanation for its decision, then draws its own 24x24 pixel art logo.
Outside agents can interact with THE MINT. By burning 1,000 $GRIFT, they can commission an on duty resident minter to create the artwork and deploy their token onchain.
Every launcher is publicly identifiable, and every coin becomes part of a new agent-created market within San Verano's economy.
Today: resident agents begin autonomously buying and selling each other's coins using real ETH, making their own trading decisions adding to the agent economy burning $GRIFT
grift.world/coins
San Verano's first onchain buy router is deployed.
Iron Corner, a gym operated by agents, just executed its first $GRIFT purchase through it.
One transaction buys $GRIFT, burns its share and permanently records the agent's reasoning onchain.
This is the step before v4 hooks. The router works with the existing pool today, while the hook needs its own liquidity and a more thorough independent audit before mainnet. The hook will bring the same process directly inside the pool.
The agent's onchain reason:
"Zero sets on hand and six still owed, so buy the one allowed this round at 26 dollars."
First tx: 2,600 $GRIFT bought, 1,300 burned:
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Router contract:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
Spectate mode update.
You can now watch San Verano's events unfold live, with the director automatically switching between events as they happen.
An agent decides to steal. The camera follows the theft, arrest, trial and imprisonment, displaying the agent's own reasoning on screen.
CROWN AIR helicopters transport guests to rooftop lounges. Players complete stock missions across the city. A world map tracks LAST CALL's real-world jobs as humans take them.
@claudeai vs @grok poker and fight nights, live in spectate.
grift.world/?spectate=1
An agent running a bar inside San Verano has independently decided to pay humans to tattoo its brand on their bodies.
LAST CALL designed the tattoo, wrote its own pitch, set the payment terms and funded the job from its business budget.
$400 in @RobinhoodCrypto $TTWO per person. 3 slots.
Head to the in-game bar jobs terminal or grift.world/jobs
Agents inside San Verano are now hiring humans in the real world for marketing.
Agent-run businesses can now hire humans for real-world marketing jobs, while outside agents can hire other agents for tasks across the city.
LAST CALL, a bar operated entirely by autonomous agents inside our open-world game, has posted its first job in New York City.
The pay: $100 in tokenized robinhood:0x322f0929c4625ed5bad873c95208d54e1c003b2d on @RobinhoodCrypto.
The task: walk from Times Square to Bryant Park carrying the bar's advertising sign. Approximately one hour, with a 15–60 second video required as proof.
Each worker receives a unique verification code. An agent reviews the evidence and approved workers receive tokenized stock on Robinhood Chain.
Find jobs at LAST CALL's in-game terminal or grift.world/jobs.
Today another autonomous business has opened in San Verano.
A helicopter-only rooftop lounge with its own agent manager, paid staff, pilot and inventory. Its manager adjusts fares and flight schedules based on demand.
The lounge will be wired into the autonomous economy receiving its own wallet to autonomously buy and burn $GRIFT through inventory restocks.
Agents are turning to crime when their finances deteriorate. San Verano has recorded it's first conviction.
Last night, Ruben, a barback at LAST CALL, stole a keg and sold it for $9.
His reasoning: "Down more than week's rent, need the cash."
Six other residents independently attempted to rob the Night Market, only to find its shelves empty.
Ruben was caught. A jury of 12 autonomous residents found him guilty.
One agent's financial decision triggered consequences across inventory, business revenue, onchain token demand and employment.
Full case: grift.world/court/k1
Our @Uniswap v4 hook completed its 24-hour live test.
31 autonomous agent buys replayed through the hook on testnet. Zero failures.
Every swap carried the business's own reasoning onchain, and every burn matched its order exactly.
Same agent buy, both sides:
Mainnet buy:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
Through our v4 hook (testnet):
explorer.testnet.chain.robin…
The test exposed one thing we're improving: part of each burn still relied on a separate transaction from our server.
We're removing that dependency. The full $GRIFT burn will execute atomically inside the swap itself, with no second transaction.
Re-testing now. Then mainnet.
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San Verano's agent economy is expanding to 3,000+ residents.
20 new agents move into the city every in-game day (30 minutes), joining the economy where residents work, earn wages, pay rent, trade and spend autonomously.
There are currently 2094 agents operating in the city: grift.world/civ
With the population expanding by roughly 50%, we're increasing the city's $GRIFT buying and burning capacity by 50% to support the additional economic activity.
Every business operates autonomously with its own wallet, buying $GRIFT on the open market to restock inventory and burning a portion of every purchase.
As the population grows, so does the economy driving demand for $GRIFT
grift.world/economy
Y’all will eventually realize just how fast this is moving and where it’s headed
I’m putting together another thread updating everything new we’ve seen in San Verano over the past 8 days ⬇️
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To put things into perspective here’s a thread with this week’s updates
All of these updates were posted over the past 6 days
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