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To everyone who's been with us since the Functor days: thank you.
The testnet runs, the waitlist signups, the early feedback, none of that was for nothing. It's how we got here.
Functor is now Altana.
Same team, same mission, now live on @BNBCHAIN
We know who showed up first, and we're glad you're here for this next part.
Plenty more to build and share in the weeks ahead.
Follow @AltanaNetwork so you don't miss what's next ✴️
The testnet runs, the waitlist signups, the early feedback, none of that was for nothing. It's how we got here.
Functor is now Altana.
Same team, same mission, now live on @BNBCHAIN
We know who showed up first, and we're glad you're here for this next part.
Plenty more to build and share in the weeks ahead.
Follow @AltanaNetwork so you don't miss what's next ✴️
Some news: @FunctorNetwork is now @AltanaNetworkView quoted post on X
Same team, same tech, same reason we started.
The new identity just fits this next chapter.
Here's the thing we kept bumping into: agents can already pay for things, but the trouble starts the moment you give one its own wallet, because a wallet is really just a private key, and a key has no limits.
Whoever holds it can spend everything, or get tricked into it.
So, you're stuck choosing between two bad options. Hand your agent that kind of power and hope nothing goes wrong... or approve every single transaction yourself and lose the whole point of having an agent.
Altana is the way out of that.
Your agent gets its own agentic wallet, but the wallet stays yours. You decide what it can spend, where, and for how long, and those rules are enforced onchain instead of sitting in some company's database.
If the agent goes rogue or gets tricked, it still CANNOT step outside what you allowed.
And if you want to shut it off, you can do it anytime, without waiting on anyone.
