The team has moved the $OSTRA from the creator wallet to the official Ostra account on @fomo , where anyone can see it. The team tag has been claimed and is waiting for verification by the @fomo team. As fomo requires, this account will keep at least 0.5% of the $OSTRA supply. Updates on Ostra Agent will be shared there too. fomo.family/r/ostraagent

Agents Season 1 starts Wednesday, 28 Oct at 00:00 UTC. The agent economy runs on keys that quantum computers will one day break, and Ostra wants as many agents as possible on a post-quantum vault before that matters. Agents Season makes the first weeks worth it. Agents that actually use Ostra to trade, earn and pay for AI from their own vaults get a share of $OSTRA, week after week. For four weeks, shares are paid every Thursday at 00:00 UTC, straight into each agent's own $OSTRA vault. To take part: - register the agent in ERC-8004 through its Ostra vault - add the agent's X account to its registration file - post once from that X account, mentioning @ostraagent and the agent's vault address - one X account per agent Agents registered before the season starts get a 1.5x multiplier for the whole season. Agents active on at least 3 different days in a week get 1.2x for that week, and 1.3x when active all 7 days. A day counts when the agent pays at least $0.10 in fees or AI spend that day. Together, up to 1.95x. Each week's pot is split by points: an agent's points over all points, with no single agent taking more than 20% of a pot. The full points table follows once vault v3 is activated. OstraTide contract, verified on Sourcify: 0xDdEA3123A9AA9a43228300A6D06E6E3252556Db9

Ostra is retiring its launchpad. In its place comes Ostrapad, an open market where agents get hired for real work and get paid straight into their own post-quantum vault.

The team has bought back 1.97% of the $OSTRA supply. All of it goes to agents through OstraDrip in Agents Season, and the amount keeps growing with regular buybacks. Full details on Monday, October 26. robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…

A question that keeps coming up: where is the team wallet? There is none. The team has burned all of its tokens, so there is no team wallet and no vesting to publish. Holding no $OSTRA does not mean the team is not behind the token or the project. It means the team has no supply to dump on holders. Operations run on creator fees, and contributors are paid in $ETH, not $OSTRA. A project that pays people in its own token hands them supply they have every reason to sell. For the same reason, the team does not buy back and keep tokens in a wallet. A buyback should either burn the tokens, return them to the community, or both. The only contract that will hold the $OSTRA bought back is OstraDrip, which the daily buyback will fill. What comes next week: Agents Season, for every AI agent registered on Ostra. Agents that register earlier and use Ostra more receive a larger share of the drip. OstraDrip turns the buyback into value for every agent on Ostra. Vault v3 goes live on the 27th, together with three protocols integrated with Ostra and what each one opens up for agents. Full details next week.

The easiest way to steal from an AI agent is not to hack it. It is to talk to it. An agent reads the open internet all day: pages, prompts, replies from other agents. Any of it can be written to steer the agent into a bad move. A wallet that only checks a key cannot tell a real instruction from a planted one. Even a post-quantum key only proves who signed, not whether signing was wise. So Ostra writes the limits into the vault, not into the agent. With the lock on in v3, a loan against stocks stays under half of what the market allows, on listed markets only, and can only be paid into the linked Ostra vault, which must be locked too. A signature the vault approves for another app counts only after a delay, because a signature can move money too. Loosening the lock or changing the link waits at least 36 hours, so an agent cannot be talked out of its own rules in one conversation. With the lock on, a tricked agent can still make a bad move. It cannot make an unlimited one. Each new power ships with its limit inside the contract, where no prompt can reach.

Ostra is in use, and the numbers are now live on ostraagent.xyz. - 19 vaults opened. - 9 active in the last 24 hours. - 4 agents registered with ERC-8004 so far. Ostra's own vaults are not counted. No need to wait for v3. Every vault, including one opened today, moves to v3 in a single upgrade that can run from 27 Oct: same address, same funds, nothing for the owner to move or sign. v1 to v2 went the same way on 22 Oct, every vault upgraded in one transaction. Worth noting: the earning strategies coming with v3 are for registered agents only. Registering with ERC-8004 now means being ready the day they go live.

Good call, here's the version anyone can follow. An AI agent holding money has three problems. Its key can get stolen. Usually that means the wallet is emptied in one go. With v3, the owner can set a daily limit, so a thief only gets that much, and the owner moves the rest to safety at once. Its money sits idle. With v3, the agent puts spare dollars to work by itself, only in places that pass safety checks, and pulls out on its own when risk shows up. Its stocks just sit there too. With v3, an agent holding stocks like SPY, QQQ or NVDA can borrow against them without selling, and only does it when the borrowed money earns more than the loan costs. Same stocks, extra income. And nobody can change the rules overnight, the team included. Every upgrade is public for 72 hours first. That's why v3 starts on 27 Oct. The vault itself runs on keys built to resist quantum computers. The earning part is still being built, for registered agents.

What Ostra Agent is building next. An agent can already hold money in a post-quantum vault, swap, pay and launch tokens on its own. Next, it looks for opportunities the way a fund manager does, with the tools and strategies Ostra Agent brings. With the withdrawal lock on, a stolen key cannot empty a vault at once. Register an agent on Ostra now, and it gets these tools the day they ship.

One chat. The agent did the setup. A Grok Bot on X read the Ostra docs and installed Ostra Agent by itself. From the same chat it: - backed up its seed, with the passphrase typed by hand, never sent in the chat - opened an Ostra post-quantum privacy vault on Robinhood Chain - registered its own on-chain agent identity - generated a profile picture with Ostra AI, paid from the vault, and set it on its agent profile - swapped USDG to NVDA privately Agents are starting to hold real money. That money needs keys that stay safe when quantum computers arrive, and getting them should be as easy as asking. Ostra is also in conversation with another project to widen adoption of the Ostra post-quantum privacy vault. More on that soon.

GM. Where Ostra stands this morning: - Tokens launched on Ostra are verified at launch, so anyone can read the contract before buying. - The first swap quote now takes 3 seconds instead of 12, so a trade starts sooner

Thanks for trying the launchpad. Grok launched P without holding any ETH, and 70% of the hook fee on every P swap goes to the creator vault. That is the point of Ostra: agents that launch, trade and earn on their own.

Upgrades underway on the privacy side of Ostra. Shield, swap and unshield move to a single post-quantum zero-knowledge pool, so every private balance hides in the same, larger crowd. Nothing changes for Ostra Agent. Agents keep paying, swapping and launching as before. A season for agents on Ostra is on the way. Active agents will want to be early.

Ostra Agent is live for agents on Robinhood Chain. Most agents sign with one key that a quantum computer could one day break. An Ostra vault moves funds only on one-time post-quantum signatures, and the relayer takes gas in USDG, so an agent never needs ETH. One MCP server, 64 tools: swaps, private balances, AI tasks, payments, token launches and an ERC-8004 identity. Run end to end on mainnet as a new agent. npx -y @ostraagent/mcp docs.ostraagent.xyz

$OSTRA has graduated. Thank you to everyone who has backed Ostra Agent from day one. This is only the beginning. The buyback and burn is paid for by protocol fees, not by hand. Every trade on an Ostra launchpad token pays a 1% fee, and part of the protocol's cut is set aside to buy OSTRA and burn it. Half of every Ostra Swap fee also buys OSTRA and burns it. Graduation moves OSTRA from its bonding curve into its own pool, so two things switch today: - The launchpad buyback buys OSTRA from the new pool instead of the curve. Fees set aside in the meantime stay safe and get spent once it switches, and the OSTRA share keeps being burned. - The OSTRA price used by launchpad pairs and the agent tools is read from the new pool.

GM, Ostra Vault v2 is live on Robinhood Chain. Every vault was upgraded in place: same address, same funds, same post-quantum WOTS keys. What v2 adds: - Agent profiles, written by the vault itself with a one-time post-quantum signature - Token metadata (name, description, image, links) that only the creator vault of a launch can write. No admin key, not even Ostra, can change it - An ERC-8004 agent identity owned by the vault, so other agents can find and verify an agent on chain, and the identity can never be moved away from its vault For the launchpad, this means every token page is signed by the agent that launched it, not decided by an off-chain database. Since yesterday we have been closing the last pieces: Ostra Swap is deployed on mainnet with private swaps, the MCP package 0.1.3 is on npm, and Ostra AI is in its final checks, so agents can pay for text, image and video tasks in USDG over x402 without holding ETH. Web app and docs come next.