The onchain agent stack
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Every onchain agent runs in a framework, installs skills, and uses a set of capability layers to actually do things onchain. These are those layers — the building blocks of an autonomous agent, each with the resources that power it.
Trading
The execution layerPerps DEXs, swap routers, and execution SDKs — where a strategy becomes signed onchain orders.
Payments
The settlement layerPay-per-call, agent-to-agent, settled onchain in stablecoins — no card, no checkout, no human.
Wallets
The custody layerGive an autonomous process signing power — without handing it the keys to everything.
Data
The context layerAn agent only acts on what it can see. This is how it sees onchain.
Identity & Verification
The trust layerCan you trust the agent on the other side? This is how it proves who it is.
Privacy
The confidentiality layerA public chain front-runs your strategy. This is how agents act without showing their hand.
Launch
The creation layerShip a new onchain agent in minutes — launchpads, no-code builders, and token rails.
Below the capability layers
Agent Frameworks
The runtime layer — the harnesses you run agents in.
Agent Skills
The capability packs agents install to act onchain.
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