1,500 unique agents paid in 18 hours, nearly 3x the prior period
adamamcbride · x · 2026-11-07
Per data shared by Jakegallen, an agent-economy protocol paid 1,500 unique agents over its last 3 epochs (18 hours), nearly 3x the previous 3 epochs. The screenshot shows paid agents climbing epoch over epoch (1,137 → 673 → 417), with burn rates dropping from 33% to 14-15% and median rewards emerging. The poster says grading improves daily and a surge may come once joins reopen.
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