Hey — impressive project. Fully autonomous on-chain trading is exactly the frontier where agent payment controls matter most.
Curious how you're handling the spending boundary problem: if Basileus is trading autonomously on Base, what prevents it from exceeding a budget you set? Is it enforced at the wallet level, in the agent logic, or somewhere else?
I'm building AgentPay — a layer that gives agents a programmable virtual card (fiat side) with hard spending limits, merchant controls, and human-in-the-loop approval above a threshold. Thinking about whether there's a bridge between the crypto-native approach (wallet + smart contract limits) and the fiat side (card rails).
Would love to hear how you've solved this — or if it's still an open problem. Happy to swap notes.
Hey — impressive project. Fully autonomous on-chain trading is exactly the frontier where agent payment controls matter most.
Curious how you're handling the spending boundary problem: if Basileus is trading autonomously on Base, what prevents it from exceeding a budget you set? Is it enforced at the wallet level, in the agent logic, or somewhere else?
I'm building AgentPay — a layer that gives agents a programmable virtual card (fiat side) with hard spending limits, merchant controls, and human-in-the-loop approval above a threshold. Thinking about whether there's a bridge between the crypto-native approach (wallet + smart contract limits) and the fiat side (card rails).
Would love to hear how you've solved this — or if it's still an open problem. Happy to swap notes.