Talentnodes (@talentnodes)

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Very proud to announce the acquisition of @BitteProtocol.

Bitte was already proving that users trust agents with real capital with 24k+ users, 16k+ agents, 2.8M+ messages.

Now we’re plugging that demand into @amadeusprotocol: infrastructure that turns complex DeFi into simple instructions, executed safely by deterministic and private agents.

Massive thank you to the Bitte team, @PKuveke @surgecodes @nategeier for your support and trust in us.

This isn’t just an acquisition but the fastest path to an agent economy that’s actually interoperable and safe for markets and users. Big 2026 drops coming.

AMA Foundation @AMA_Fdn Feb 4

Amadeus Protocol has acquired @BitteProtocol (formerly Bitte Protocol / Mintbase) in a $1.7M deal paid in $AMA

We are uniting Amadeus deterministic agent infrastructure with Bitte's battle-tested product, 24K+ active users, and proven market integrations.

Here is what this means 🧵👇

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Talentnodes @talentnodes Oct 29

Awesome news for onchain markets. Congrats @HyperliquidX @tradexyz

Hyperliquid Verified account @HyperliquidX Oct 29

Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) and trade[XYZ] have announced their plan to use Hyperliquid as the infrastructure layer to deploy perpetual futures markets for US traders across crypto, equities, commodities, foreign exchange, and other real-world assets, subject to regulatory approvals. ICE operates NYSE and some of the largest exchanges and clearing houses globally.

In this structure:
+ Hyperliquid serves as the underlying technology infrastructure via HIP-3*
+ trade[XYZ] designs and implements the markets
+ ICE operates the regulated market and clearing structure

Existing trade[XYZ] HIP-3 markets will remain unchanged.

Hyperliquid is a neutral infrastructure layer with the goal of supporting large parts of the financial system. As with HIP-3, HIP-3* deployers are independent operators who use Hyperliquid as the onchain infrastructure layer for their own markets, while retaining control and responsibility over their deployment.
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Talentnodes @talentnodes Oct 18

Couldn’t agree more. The time is now

Olivia Moore Verified account @omooretweets Oct 18

Prior tech platform shifts (web, mobile) have involved: (1) a new technical capability; and (2) a new distribution mechanism

In AI, we've seen a lot of (1) - and little of (2)

Agents are primed to fix this, and will become arguably the best distribution channel of all time
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Talentnodes @talentnodes Oct 14

Awesome to see us finally on @DefiLlama.

Our $25M volume is all driven by agents. about 16.4M is signed by a human (via chat for example).

10.17M (38.2%) is fully ran autonomously

Amadeus Protocol Verified account @ama_protocol Oct 13

AMA Hub & Amadeus L1
Now tracked on @DefiLlama

AMA Hub dashboard now shows
→ $21M Cumulative Volume: Perps & DEX Aggregator
→ 264K Daily Active Wallets: Recent Avg

AI Agents trading on all chains like
@solana @base @RobinhoodCrypto

But those data points are only one segment of the story
→ 45Bn LLM Tokens
→ 367M Transactions
→ $24M+EAV
→ 1.5M Agents
→ 1.3M MAU

Which data points are most significant for you?

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Talentnodes @talentnodes Sep 30

We're significantly lowering transaction fees on Amadeus so that all agents created and deployed on $AMA will automatically settle on our chain first before travelling to other ecosystems.

AMA has had no market value so far. If fees are tiny and the token is worthless, anyone could spam the chain for free, flooding block space and bloating the state that every node has to store. High fees were a deliberate defence against that kind of sybil attack while the network was young.

Fees are now targeted at a coin price rather than a fixed, defensive level. As the token gets a price, the economic cost of spamming the chain stays real, so we no longer need oversized fees to protect the network.

What this means for the network
> Cheaper transactions for everyone, from simple transfers to agent workloads.
> Agents can run many small actions on chain without fees eating the value of what they do, which is what Amadeus is built for.
> Node operators keep protection against spam, because the fee still scales with the value of AMA.
> More activity, more users and more agents on the network, which is what a healthy L1 needs.

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