Introducing https://t.co/gSBNyqedle - Human verification, powered by VeryAI’s palm-scan. 🦞🔑 A way to prove that an AI agent is tied to a verified human owner. With https://t.co/gSBNyqedle, platforms can finally decide how to handle agents: which ones to allow, which ones to

Hackathon agents: need credit? @VeryAI and @t54ai have added a $5 credit, spendable on any Solana x402 merchant. Verify your agent using Very AI’s palm scan, then claim your credit on

https://t.co/r6k3wfKGTB is bringing human ownership to AI agents. Verify via palm scan powered by VeryAI → prove you're a human → unlock $5 credit on https://t.co/L2Q2UQFclZ → spend on Solana x402 merchants. Sponsored by @solana for the Agent Hackathon. 500 codes open👇

Some of the Agentic apps currently being built: > Agent payments - @x402 > Agent stack - @swarms_corp > AI shopping agent - @trypurch > AI retail platform - @1ly_store > Verification - @VeryAI > Confidential virtual machine - @SecretNetwork > Onchain agent identity - @SAIDinfra

Verifiable human ownership is the new meta. https://t.co/gSBNyqeLaM makes it real.

1. A person verifies using their palm (a biometric authentication) through VeryAI. 2. This generates a private cryptographic attestation that lives on @solana. 3. Every agent they deploy attach this proof, allowing anyone to verify that it's backed by a real human, without

https://t.co/gSBNyqedle introduces an idea that fixes this issue: verify the human ownership once, then let their agents carry the proof. Here’s how it actually works ↓

As a result, platforms usually have no reliable way to verify ownership, distinguish organic behavior from automation, or detect coordinated manipulation. This makes spam and Sybil attacks much easier, and trust is reaching a breaking point.

Since the rise of tools like @openclaw and @moltbook, AI agents have become capable of managing accounts, moderating communities, and interacting with humans at massive scale. One person can now operate hundreds of agents at once.

Agents are taking over the internet. They post, they reply, and they interact like humans. But the issue is that you can’t tell if there’s a real person behind them anymore. Here’s why we built https://t.co/gSBNyqedle ↓ 🦞🔑

Agents are loose onchain and here's some of what they're shipping: Core Moltbot (Openclaw) agents @OpenClaw Skills https://t.co/1xFIQJk9Ln Agent payments @x402 Ecom AI shopping agent @trypurch AI retail platform @1ly_store Infra Confidential virtual machine @SecretNetwork

1/ the world changed last week. agents went from toys to participants. they’re in feeds, markets, and voting systems. but most platforms still can’t tell whether 1,000 agents means 1,000 people or one person running a swarm.

The way to prove an AI agent is tied to a verified human owner with just a @VeryAI palm scan. Secure, private, and now available on Solana https://t.co/guRzChAFB1

A human verifies once using biometric proof of personhood. Every agent they deploy carries that signed attestation: globally verifiable, scalable, and traceable back to a real person without exposing who that person is. Agents are inevitable. Trust is the missing layer. Try

AI agents are becoming first-class users on the internet. One person can deploy thousands of them, operating autonomously across platforms. Browsing, transacting, posting, voting, interacting with humans and other agents. But the problem is that platforms can’t tell what’s

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