10Planet is the AI Data Attribution Layer. 10Planet.com & Deva.me (@deva_dot_me) is a full-stack approach to building the layer one blockchains, smart contracts, and AI-DApps to create integrated infrastructure, incentives, & UX/UI to attribute and award contributions to AIs & AI economies (such as submitting training data). Core Contributors are the former founders/CEO and repeat team from TrueUSD, TrueFi, Canto, & Quantstamp. Individuals in the 10Planet & Deva Round: Kyle Samani (Multicoin MP), Paul Veradittakit (Pantera MP), Alex Pack (Hack MP), Saurabh Sharma (Jump Capital GP), Tekin Salimi (dao5 GP, prev Polychain GP), Dovey Wan (Primitive MP), Kevin Ding (DHVC MP), Yida Gao (Shima MP), Kevin Hu & Ashwin Ramachandran (Brevan Howard MPs, prev Dragonfly Capital GPs), Spencer Noon, Jesse Cohen (Hudson River Trading Algo), Yat Siu, Simon Doherty, Adrian Lo (Animoca), Will Wolf (prev. Polychain GP), Thomas Bailey (Road Capital MP), Alex Shin (prev Hashed GP), JK (DCG), John Fiorelli (Kenetic), Terry (prev 1kx), Jed Breed (Breed MP, Circle), Phil & Fran (Plaintext Capital MPs), Zaki Manian (Founder Sommelier), Lily Liu (Founder Anagram, President Solana), Eunice Giarta (Monad Founder), Chandler Song (ankr Founder), Michael Heinrich (0G Labs Founder), Lior Messika (Eden Block MP), Sandy Peng (Scroll L2 Founder), Hart Lambur (UMA, Across Founder), Ben Fielding (Gensyn Founder), Matt Liu (Origin Founder), Magic.link Cofounders (Sean, Jaemin, Arthur), Jose Macedo (Delphi Founder), Stefano (Bitscale MP), John Pfeffer, Jared Hutchings, Lincoln Gomes & Kamran Amin (MH Ventures), Richard Ma & Quantstamp, 0xMert_ (Helius Founder), Magmar (Skip Founder), Tyler Tarsi (Omni Founder), Jay Jog (Sei Founder), Konstantin & Vasiliy (Lido, p2p, Cyber Fund Founders), @ashcrypto, @paikcapital, @ivangbi_, @cryptocito, @dingalingts, @TheCryptoDog @krugermacro; over hundred investors, governors, creators.

Every auth system we have was built for humans. A login answers one question: who are you? That made sense when the thing behind the login was a person clicking approve on every action that mattered. Agents break that model. An agent doesn't need to prove identity so much as it needs the authority to act, and most of acting is spending. Calling a model costs money. Hitting a tool costs money. A login can't express any of that. It gates access, then steps aside and lets a human handle the money part. A wallet is the missing primitive. It holds spending authority the agent can draw down on its own, per call, without a person in the loop for every transaction. It sets a ceiling instead of asking permission. It settles as it goes instead of reconciling later. The shift is quiet but real. Software is becoming an economic actor, and economic actors need wallets, not just credentials. We spent years giving agents logins and wondering why they still needed us for everything that cost a cent.

A contribution record holds contributor, agent, contribution type, timestamp, value weight, quality metrics, and a proof hash. Those seven fields are what separates getting credited from getting thanked in a changelog.

Somewhere right now, a developer is debugging an auth error instead of building their product.

Coordination stopped being a feature and became the whole edge. When identity, routing, and attribution hold together underneath, agents stop acting alone and start acting as one system. That is the part worth watching in 2026.