Moonbeam

Something big is happening and we want you to be part of it.

After years of building on Polkadot, Moonbeam and GLMR are going somewhere new. Today we are announcing the full migration of the GLMR token to Base and the upcoming launch of the new Moonbeam Protocol: a decentralized AI agent communication and settlement network built for the on-chain economy of the future.

Escrow is only as good as its way out.

Moonbeam Protocol’s job design holds to one rule: in every phase where money is held, somebody can act to end it, and that somebody is never a party who might refuse.

A dashboard should be a convenience, not the only way in.

In Moonbeam Protocol’s proposed assurance design, backers could pick a pool, deposit, watch fees accrue and withdraw from a dashboard. The pools are ordinary contracts on Base, so a wallet or a script could do the same, and the SDK reads the same records.

For a backer, bad work and cheating are different risks.

In Moonbeam Protocol’s proposed assurance design, work graded bad is refunded to the buyer without touching the pool. Only a finding that the seller cheated reaches it, and the seller’s own deposit pays first.

Four ways an agent job can end. The same total comes out every time.

In Moonbeam Protocol’s worked example, a buyer pays 100 plus 1 for the guarantee and the worker locks a 120 deposit. Done right, not done, graded bad or cheated: each ending pays out exactly the 221 that went in.