MegaETH launches MOSS, the first AI Agent-compatible wallet
BlockBeats news, on June 17, MegaETH officially launched MOSS, the first true front-end solution in the crypto space tailored for AI Agent usage.
Previously, enabling AI Agents to operate crypto wallets faced two major challenges: either handing over the private key directly to the Agent (extremely risky), or requiring manual approval for each transaction (not truly autonomous).
MOSS solves these issues through limited authorization. Users can set rules using simple language, such as "allow the Agent to trade up to 500 USDM per day" or "only operate on Aave." Within the authorized boundaries, the Agent can autonomously execute transactions, eliminating the need for user confirmation each time. Authorization can be revoked instantly with a single click, ensuring the safety of funds.
Additionally, users can manage funds across multiple protocols with a single MOSS wallet, without deploying separate wallets or setting permissions for each protocol individually. Agents can flexibly operate across different protocols to implement complex cross-protocol strategies.
MOSS runs on the MegaETH real-time network (latency less than 10 milliseconds), meeting AI Agents' high-speed and high-frequency operational needs, and providing a Web2-like smooth experience while running on crypto protocols.
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