Blockchain data shows that a distributed application (DAPP) built around an artificial intelligence agent that creates memokine based on prompts, and is built around an artificial intelligence agent that creates memokine based on prompts.
According to the Dune Data Dashboard for Clanker, the liquidity pool fee acquired by Clanker reached $34,417,863. Daily fees peaked on November 26th, 2024 at $1.1 million, earned in one day.
Clanker’s official website showed 355,179 live “Clankers” referring to tokens deployed via AI agents. It also showed an ecosystem market capitalization of $172.3 million and earned a creator fee of $34.4 million.
“Clanker is an AI that launches crypto tokens for you,” the website explains. “When you pass a name and symbol, it automatically handles deployment, market creation, and fee sharing.”
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Fully automated memo coin peddler
Clanker Token Description Page Token Creators promise to earn a 1% fee on decentralized exchange liquidity pool transactions. The site also promises that users do not need cryptographic knowledge and “providing token details.”
Launching the token allows you to tag the @Clanker bot with a Farcaster X alternative or as few as interacting with the Clanker website. Developers also have access to dedicated software development kits.
Another Dune Data Dashboard shows that the cumulative transaction volume for tokens created in Clanker has reached nearly $3.48 billion. This volume peaked on November 27, 2024, reaching nearly $61 million.
Clanker is currently in the fourth protocol version, which is being rolled out in mid-June. This latest version alone is responsible for the deployment of 7,819 tokens.
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The number of cryptographic AI agents is increasing
“AI agents are beginning to appear in base on-chain activities in meaningful ways,” Shamir Ozery, co-founder and CEO of Web3 AI Agents Project Ensemble, told Cointelegraph. He said the average Clanker daily rate rose 37%, up from around $65,000 in June to $89,000 in July.
“This growth comes from becoming easier to use and more reliable for agents,” Ozelly said. He explained that such agents are the complexities of distributed finance (DEFI) and “help users make better decisions without the need to understand technical details.”
Ozery said most of the base’s AI agents’ growth will include agents that focus on deals and rejections, such as Bankr. Bankr is the AI interface of the Defi ecosystem, allowing users to instruct agents to execute transactions and bridge assets between chains.
According to Ozery, this growth “suggests that agents are not merely concepts of the future, they are already contributing to the use of the network.”
“It’s early, but it refers to a shift where agents aren’t merely experimental demonstrations, but active economic participants are on-chain,” he added.
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