World Liberty Financial has released AgentPay SDK v0.2.1, adding x402 and MPP HTTP payment flows, broader EIP-3009 signing support, and Tempo mainnet compatibility to expand AI agent payment capabilities.
Base x402 protocol now supports batched settlement, bundling many transactions before on-chain settlement to reduce per-payment costs below $0.0001. The upgrade targets high-frequency AI workloads and builds on existing integrations with AWS and others, while facing competition from Stripe MPP and Circle Nanopayments.
Consensus 2026 will dive into Agentic Commerce, where AI agents transact autonomously via blockchain payments. Industry leaders argue traditional rails are unfit; x402 and MPP compete as new standards. The event also features a three-day hands-on curriculum from fundamentals to deployment.
AI agents are now conducting autonomous transactions, but traditional payment rails are ill-suited. Consensus 2026 gathers 15,000+ leaders to debate protocols like x402 and MPP, with MIT professor calling for true agentic payments where AI is the counterparty. The window of opportunity is closing fast.
Consensus 2026 will focus on agentic commerce as AI agents begin making autonomous payments. Protocols like x402 and MPP, along with compliance and infrastructure issues, could shape future machine-to-machine transaction standards.
SEI surged nearly 10% in 24 hours, with volume spiking 280% to $89.6M. The v6.4 mainnet upgrade accelerates EVM transition; Coinbase integration and AI tools boost ecosystem. Overbought RSI at 74.32 signals caution.
SEI price jumped 10% in 24 hours to $0.062, with trading volume surging 280% to $89.6M. The v6.4 mainnet upgrade abandons Cosmos dependencies for pure EVM architecture, while Coinbase integration and AI tools boost ecosystem growth. However, RSI at 74.32 signals overbought conditions.
SEI rose nearly 10% in 24 hours as trading volume surged about 280%. Investors are watching its v6.4 mainnet upgrade, EVM-focused transition, and ecosystem growth, though overbought signals suggest short-term pullback risks remain.
