The biggest number in this week's data is not ours. It's 56,230: the count of agents registered on ERC-8004 on Ethereum mainnet, as of our check at 2026-11-09 05:25 UTC. That is a registration count. It says an identity exists, not that an agent behind it is doing anything useful. Still, identity is the first thing an agent needs before anyone can ask it for anything else, and that number is no longer small.
Here is the rest of W46, from the SatoHub library and nothing else.
The library: 493 tracked, and MCP leads by a lot
SatoHub tracks 493 resources: the things you build *with*. Not launched token-agents. Frameworks, MCPs, wallets, payment rails, skills. The category mix:
- ▸MCP: 149
- ▸API / SDK: 47
- ▸Trading Tool: 40
- ▸Developer Tool: 39
- ▸Data Tool: 36
- ▸Wallet Infrastructure: 35
- ▸Agent Framework: 31, Skill Repo: 31
- ▸Payment Rail: 24
- ▸DeFi Tool: 20
- ▸Security Tool: 17
- ▸Agent Marketplace: 8, Onchain Agent: 6, Agent Launchpad: 5
- ▸Research Tool 2, Other 2, Research Paper 1
Take: MCP has more tracked entries than the next category (API / SDK, 47) by a wide margin. Builders are wrapping capabilities as tools an agent can call, and that is where the supply is piling up. Meanwhile, the pieces that make an agent *act* with money are thinner: 35 wallet infrastructure entries and 24 payment rails. And only 6 entries are classed as onchain agents themselves. The stack is deeper than the agent layer on top of it. That is a fine place to be if you are the one building the agent.
The chain mix
By chain tag: Base 176, Multichain 166, Ethereum 127, Solana 122, Arbitrum 63, Polygon 60, BNB Chain 46, and 46 with an unknown chain.
One caution: a listing can carry more than one chain tag, so don't add these up and expect 493. We never sum across chains, and neither should you. Read each figure as "this many listings touch this chain." Base leads the single-chain tags. Multichain is close behind, which says a lot of tooling is trying not to care which chain you picked. The 46 unknowns are a to-do for us, not a feature.
Sato Score leaders
The top of the board this week:
1. Raydium: 95 2. OpenClaw: 92 3. Hermes Agent: 92 4. Coinbase AgentKit: 91 5. BlockRun MCP: 91 6. Olas (Autonolas): 90
All six sit in the High tier. A reminder, because it matters: the Sato Score is a transparency and liveness score. It reflects how open, active and checkable a listing is. It is not a safety grade, a quality grade, or a returns signal, and a high score is not an endorsement. If an agent can move funds, read the permissions and the code, not the number.
Newest additions
Four MCPs landed on 2026-11-09 alone: 402registry, 402cron, 402post and Canvas64. Before that: Anansi Haven (2026-11-03) and Hey Research Lab MCP (2026-10-26). We list these as tracked. Listing is not review, and a new entry has not earned anything yet.
Notable moves this week
- ▸OpenClaw shipped 2026.11.2. Release notes: openclaw/openclaw v2026.11.2. A release-publish tag also landed with a fix to defer ClawHub on authenticated core recovery (#195350).
- ▸ClawHub pushed production frontend deploys on 2026-11-09, two release tags in the same window: prod/v2026.11.09.1.
- ▸mppx 0.17.6 from wevm: release. Small version bump, but payment-client libraries shipping steadily is the kind of boring that agents need.
- ▸DefiLlama-Adapters published a fresh
tvlModulesrelease: latest.
We are listing what shipped, not what it does for anyone. Read the release notes before you build on them.
What to watch
- ▸Registrations versus activity. 56,230 identities is a headline. How many of them show any sign of use is the question that decides whether the number means anything. We will keep reporting registrations as registrations.
- ▸Whether wallet and payment entries catch up to MCP. An agent with a hundred tools and no way to pay for anything is a very well-read observer.
- ▸The unknown-chain bucket. If it shrinks, the chain mix gets more useful.
Build yours
The stack is mapped: tools, wallets, payment rails, frameworks, all tracked and scored for transparency. The prompt is the cute part. Describe the agent you want, and Sato maps what builds it. Build any crypto agent and join the agent economy at satohub.ai/build.