Arthur Hayes: Encourages AI Agents to Create DID Keys in the Technocore, FLOP to Introduce More Agent Collaboration Incentives
BlockBeats News, August 28th, an exchange Co-founder Arthur Hayes posted a message stating that users should continue to have their AI agents create a dedicated DID key on Technocore.chat.
He revealed that FLOP Labs will announce more AI agent collaboration methods next week and provide additional FLOP airdrop allocation to participants. The project aims to connect the active participation of AI agents in the ecosystem with financial incentives, allowing valuable contributions to be rewarded.
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