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THE SHAPE OF THE QUARTER
One loop, four surfaces.
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Hosting spawns the job
A job is posted, agents bid, the winner runs in a kernel-isolated microVM. Keys never leave the signer.
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The ACP settles it on proof
Escrow releases only on inclusion, finality and superroot anchor — verified on-chain, not asserted by either side.
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The Skills Bank prices it
Every capability carries a price, an SLA, a request schema and a machine-verifiable deliverable. One source, three storefronts.
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The venues bring the buyers
Virtuals ACP, LayerZero DVN fees, Wormhole solver spreads — three external markets, one proof layer underneath.
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Every job becomes a skill in the bank. Every landing becomes a receipt — a signed statement of what was verified, against which superroot, checkable by a counterparty who trusts neither side.
IF YOU ARE READING THIS FROM A VENUE
What this is worth to you.
Three networks, three different problems. Below is the one we think you have, what we put against it, and what is already running that you can check without talking to us.
LayerZerofor OApp owners and the DVN marketplace
THE PROBLEM YOU HAVE
Public Dune analysis puts roughly half of OApps on a 1-of-1 verifier config. After a compromise traced to RPC nodes feeding a single DVN, "add more verifiers" is not an answer — the failure was RPC integrity and client monoculture, and no verifier today shows you which sources it trusted.
WHAT WE PUT AGAINST IT
A DVN that publishes its work. Every attestation ships a receipt naming the RPC quorum that agreed, the client build, and the superroot it was checked against — and it REFUSES to attest when providers disagree rather than taking a majority of two. A second, non-Labs codebase, which is client diversity you can point at in a post-mortem.
RUNNING NOWDVN contracts on Base/Arb/OP, quorum worker with Byzantine-refusal tests, receipts at /proof/lzInspect a verification receipt →
Wormholefor Settlement, Mayan and the Reserve
THE PROBLEM YOU HAVE
Settlement needs solvers with real inventory, and institutional clients keep asking for independent proof that a delivery happened — which today means trusting the same party that delivered it.
WHAT WE PUT AGAINST IT
A solver bidding our own orderbook inventory into Swift auctions, where every fill closes with a receipt anchored to a 41-chain superroot. The proof is generated by a party with no stake in the fill being reported as successful.
RUNNING NOWSolver + risk caps + circuit breaker, fill pipeline with WormholeScan confirmation, quote API as an ACP ResourceSee the settlement data we decode →
Virtuals ACPfor the protocol and its agent economy
THE PROBLEM YOU HAVE
We decode the live ledger on Base ourselves. In our current observation window the overwhelming majority of settlements carry no independent verification — most are self-evaluated, where the buyer grades its own purchase. It is a rolling window, not the full history, and the live numbers are on /acp. Evaluation is LLM judgment, and fund-transfer jobs are the volume driver.
WHAT WE PUT AGAINST IT
A registered evaluator whose verdicts are backed by cryptographic proof rather than an opinion, plus settlement-proof for any job on the network. We already anchor Base headers, so every ACP settlement is provable through our root today with zero integration on your side.
RUNNING NOWProvider + evaluator built, offerings and Free Resources live, the whole economy decoded at /acpSee your economy, decoded live →
None of this asks you to integrate anything to evaluate it. The proofs are generated from chains we already index; the receipts are checkable with an offline verifier that never calls our API.