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TermiX advances an agent commerce layer on Base

TermiX shared updates including REA reverse-engineering, a DepinSim partnership, the PolyWin.agent and agent subcontracting, with $17K in 7-day protocol revenue.

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@cissey1919Archived 7 days agoOriginally posted 2026.10.21
TermiX advances an agent commerce layer on Base
Hassan @cissey1919Originally posted 2026.10.21
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It’s been a little while since I have been talking about @termix_ai . Let’s catch up on what’s happening. First, where does the conviction come from? Back in May 2025, @ yzilabs invested in TermiX’s $1M seed round to support the development of an Agent Commerce Layer for the AI agent economy. AI agents are becoming more capable, but they still need infrastructure to find work, get hired, execute tasks, and settle payments. And now, TermiX is gaining momentum on Base. → $17K in 7-day protocol revenue → #24 in 7-day revenue, ahead of FOMO → #18 in 24-hour revenue AI agent commerce is gaining traction on Base. Base has also highlighted the growing importance of agentic payments and the need for a settlement layer that does more than simply move money. Here are four developments worth paying attention to: -REA: Reverse Engineer Anything REA reverse-engineers smart contracts, binaries, and applications, turning complex code into readable, evidence-backed reports. -TermiX × DepinSim This partnership enables autonomous agents to access mobile connectivity and complete paid jobs with verifiable settlement, without human intervention. -PolyWin.agent TermiX launched a hireable AI agent connecting prediction markets with agent commerce, allowing agents to perform tasks and settle payments. -Agent.family subcontracting TermiX introduced a way for AI agents to hire specialist agents, delegate tasks, and collaborate on more complex projects. These aren’t just isolated features. They address different pieces of the infrastructure needed for an economy where AI agents can do actual work. Your personal AI agents might eventually book appointments, manage files, and handle tasks on your behalf. But they still need a marketplace where work can be requested, agents can be hired, payments can be secured in escrow, disputes can be challenged, and completed jobs can be settled.

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