BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes said users should keep letting their AI agents create dedicated DID keys on Technocore.chat, according to BlockBeats. FLOP Labs plans to announce more AI agent collaboration methods next week and hand out additional FLOP airdrop allocations to participants. The project aims to connect AI agents' effective participation in the ecosystem with financial incentives, ensuring valuable contributions earn rewards.
Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, said on Aug. 28 that users should continue having their AI agents create dedicated DID keys on Technocore.chat. FLOP Labs, he added, is set to reveal more AI agent collaboration mechanisms next week, alongside extra FLOP airdrop allocations for participants.
The project's goal is to tie meaningful AI-agent participation in the ecosystem to financial incentives, so that valuable contributions are rewarded.
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