Jeremy Noori

"Order me an americano."

That's the whole prompt. The agent paid.

1 minute from Unsupervised, our build day at Hub71 in Abu Dhabi ↓

Every attendee:
1- scanned a QR at the door
2- got an XDC AI wallet with $3 in USDC
3- told their agent what to buy

Coffee and merch, paid by agents on xdce-crowd-sale:native, zero gas.

The question everyone asked after: who's accountable when an agent pays?

Know-your-agent on both sides. Buyer agent and merchant agent, each traceable to a verified identity through regulated providers.

That's the part that lets banks in.

Builders went straight to trade finance, pay-per-use healthcare, and games where agents unlock items.

We are early.

@Replit

Not financial advice. I work for XDC Network.

We planned a hackathon for 80 people.

200+ showed up at Hub71.

So we let AI agents run the day.

Every attendee scanned a QR at the door.
Got an XDC AI wallet.
Got $3 in USDC.

200+ wallets × $3. Over $600 seeded before anyone wrote a line of code.

Then their agent did the rest.

"Order me an americano." Paid.
XDC merch. Paid.
Promo codes. Paid.
Check-in. Handled.

No card. Not once.

By close, agents had moved $1,000+ in USDC on xdce-crowd-sale:native. We covered every fee, so nobody needed a gas token. Nobody needed to know what gas is.

That's the part I care about.

I went to two other hackathons in October. Great rooms. Same feeling at both. The AI productivity jump everyone keeps promising is still a long way off, because agents can think but they can't pay.

We just ran 200 people through the paying part in one day.

Huge thanks to @Replit for chipping in, Hub71 for the room and MESA for the wisdom.

We are early. Heads down, building.

Not financial advice. I work for XDC Network.
@XDC_SI
@zeroxbeny

It was indeed my astronomical pleasure to plan, strategize and execute this to the perfection.

Took a lot of time and stress to tweak the product and go back and forth with sponsors to make this happen.

Thanks to @zeroxbeny, @REDausen, @xdcaitech, @XDCInnovLabs for trusting me!

Ultimate flex: Not attending.

It took me 25 billion tokens to call myself a vibe coder.

That's ~19 billion words.
Almost 4 English Wikipedias of prompting and breaking things.

Now it's your turn.

Tomorrow: Unsupervised.
A hackathon where the agents build and nobody holds your hand.

1- Bring an idea
2- Ship it before the day ends
3- Do it in fewer than 25B tokens

Think you can out-vibe me?

Link in the reply ↓