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Olas (Autonolas)

What one unit is, what it costs to enter, and what we can observe onchain.

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  • Week2026-W42
  • Updated2026-10-12
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3,831 Olas services are registered on Gnosis as of 2026-10-12 — the largest of 5 chains, each counted separately.

How measured · totalSupply() on the confirmed Olas service registry contract on that chain. The latest weekly reading.

One unit is
one deployed service (a running agent service, not a blueprint)
Entry costs
bonded — service creators set a cost-of-bond that operators must post per agent instance

Overlaps with erc8004

These populations intersect: the same real agent can appear in both. Deduplicate before any combined figure, and never add the two together.

Trend — registered, week over week

Base636 → 773(7 wk, to the week of 2026-10-12)
Ethereum58 → 58(7 wk, to the week of 2026-10-12)
Gnosis3,799 → 3,831(7 wk, to the week of 2026-10-12)
Optimism195 → 214(7 wk, to the week of 2026-10-12)
Polygon319 → 334(7 wk, to the week of 2026-10-12)

Gaps in a line are weeks the value was unknown. Chains are never combined.

What we measured

Base

Registereddeployed service
773Proof

Ethereum

Component blueprintsregistry entry (blueprint, not a running service)
328Proof
Agent blueprintsregistry entry (blueprint, not a running service)
116Proof
Registereddeployed service
58Proof

Gnosis

Paid tasksmech marketplace transactions (tasks, NOT services)
64,149Proof
Registereddeployed service
3,831Proof
▸ How these were measured
  • A task count, not a service count. Do not divide one by the other without saying so.

Optimism

Registereddeployed service
214Proof

Polygon

Registereddeployed service
334Proof

Confirmed contracts

Every address here was confirmed on-chain twice: bytecode present, and the block explorer's verified contract name matching the claim. A confirmation older than the re-check interval renders as stale rather than as a number that looks current.

ChainContractRoleConfirmed
BaseOlas ServiceRegistryL2 (Base)0x3C1fF68f5aa342D296d4DEe4Bb1cACCA912D95fEregistry2026-09-01 · source
EthereumOlas ServiceRegistry (Ethereum)0x48b6af7B12C71f09e2fC8aF4855De4Ff54e775cAregistry2026-09-01 · source
EthereumOlas AgentRegistry (Ethereum)0x2F1f7D38e4772884b88f3eCd8B6b9faCdC319112registry2026-09-01 · source
EthereumOlas ComponentRegistry (Ethereum)0x15bd56669F57192a97dF41A2aa8f4403e9491776registry2026-09-01 · source
GnosisOlas Mech Marketplace (Gnosis)0x735FAAb1c4Ec41128c367AFb5c3baC73509f70bBmarketplace2026-09-01 · source
GnosisOlas ServiceRegistryL2 (Gnosis)0x9338b5153AE39BB89f50468E608eD9d764B755fDregistry2026-09-01 · source
OptimismOlas ServiceRegistryL2 (Optimism)0x3d77596beb0f130a4415df3D2D8232B3d3D31e44registry2026-09-01 · source
PolygonOlas ServiceRegistryL2 (Polygon)0xE3607b00E75f6405248323A9417ff6b39B244b50registry2026-09-01 · source
How this is measured

totalSupply() on ServiceRegistryL2 per chain. Trivial: one eth_call each, no archive node, no logs, no key.

Each figure is read per chain and per lifecycle stage and is never added to another. A rate computed on fewer than 20 observations is stored and shown as “not enough readings”, never as a finding; a value that could not be read says “not measured” with the reason.

What this page cannot settle

  • Arbitrum and Celo hold 1 service each — deployed but unused. Exclude from headlines.
  • Headline safety: Yes — this is the strongest population signal we have, because entry is bonded.
  • Olas runs an IdentityRegistryBridger that bridges its services INTO ERC-8004. Confirmed from both directions: the wallet dominating Gnosis ERC-8004 registrations is that bridger, and it is a contract. Deduplicate before any combined figure.
  • Every method on this page is EVM-shaped. Solana identity registries are covered elsewhere as upper bounds; Solana payment settlement is not covered anywhere on this site.

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Sato Hub, "Olas (Autonolas) — measured on-chain", satohub.ai/agent-economy/olas, as of 2026-10-12. CC-BY.

Data: satohub.ai/api/export/adoption.json?venue=olas (CC-BY, current week; every row carries its method, evidence tier and sample size).

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What is one unit of Olas (Autonolas)?
one deployed service (a running agent service, not a blueprint). Counting anything else as a "Olas (Autonolas) agent" would compare different objects, so every row on this page names the stage it counts.
What does it cost to enter Olas (Autonolas)?
bonded — service creators set a cost-of-bond that operators must post per agent instance. Entry cost is why raw sizes are not comparable across venues: free and permissionless is a different market from bonded.
How is Olas (Autonolas) measured?
Public chain reads on 5 chains, keylessly, once a week — this view is the week beginning 2026-W42. Each row carries its method, evidence tier and sample size, and a row we could not read is null rather than zero.
Does a count here say the agents work?
No. A registration, a launch or a staked service is an entry in a contract. Nothing about funding, activity, competence or safety is implied, and what happens after entry is measured as its own stage.
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Sato Hub. "Olas (Autonolas) — measured on-chain." Sato Hub, updated 2026-10-12, accessed 2026-10-16. https://satohub.ai/agent-economy/olas

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