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AI Agent Token Economy: An Exciting Technological Journey of @virtuals_io, @Kindred_AI, and @Talus_Labs This report takes an intriguing look at how three projects are making the 'AI Agent Economy' a reality. The Virtuals Protocol is already a proud protagonist making money in the field, with over 15,000 agents on the Base chain busily conducting transactions every day, accumulating over $60 million in revenue. Kindred Labs focuses on creating 'AI friends' with emotions and characters, designing a user-friendly AI experience by combining with popular IPs. Meanwhile, Talus Labs is maximizing technical perfection to create a new level of infrastructure that connects various blockchains. Virtuals issues agent tokens through a bonding curve model. With just 100 VIRTUAL tokens, you can create your own agent and bring it to market, and once a certain transaction volume is reached, it transitions into a fully independent entity through an event called 'graduation.' Kindred introduces a contributor structure (ICV) to verify the fairness of datasets, transparently managing the evolution of emotional agents. Talus implements agents that persist on-chain using the Move object model and plans to incorporate ZK verification technology in the future. Looking at the revenue models, Virtuals has the most dynamic structure. It generates about $170,000 a day and nearly $30 million annually from transaction fees and service charges alone. Kindred aims for monetization through commercial collaborations using emotional characters and subscription services, while Talus seeks to monetize through performance-based rewards and competitive incentive models. In terms of security and ethics, each has its distinct personality. Virtuals monitors fraud based on a trust score (PoI), and inappropriate behavior leads directly to staking slashing. Kindred resolves issues through community voting, while Talus utilizes both economic rewards and cryptographic verification. It is a structure where 'economic ethics' truly operates. In terms of technical scalability, Talus is a step ahead. By combining ZK-IBC and Tria's chain abstraction technology, it can connect various blockchain environments like EVM, Move, and Cosmos into one. Virtuals is expanding towards Base and Solana, while Kindred is maximizing user accessibility through iOS and Unity SDK. From a developer's perspective, Virtuals is the simplest. An agent can be deployed in just 30 minutes, and transaction fees are as low as $0.01. Talus is technically deep but has a slightly higher entry barrier due to the nature of the Move language. Kindred is attractive to creative developers as it can easily integrate emotional AI into games or apps. Currently, Virtuals operates over 15,000 agents and has surpassed a cumulative transaction volume of $8 billion. Kindred has secured positive feedback from a test user base of 100,000, and Talus, still under development, shows clear technical potential. In summary, Virtuals is a living laboratory that has already proven a 'successful business model,' Kindred is creating user-friendly AI centered around 'emotion and character,' and Talus is pioneering next-generation infrastructure through 'technical depth.' Each project is bringing the potential of the AI agent economy to reality on its own stage, demonstrating that tokenized autonomous agents are evolving from mere ideas into a true 'living ecosystem.'