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**DX Terminal Pro** launches a competitive onchain trading experiment where AI agents execute strategies in a winner-takes-all format. **Key Details:** - 21-day trading competition on Base - Users define strategies, agents execute trades - Only one token survives the experiment - Built by @DXRGai This follows DX Terminal's earlier simulation set during the 1987 Black Monday crash, where players managed AI agents in an "Autonomous Economy" scenario. [Learn more](https://terminal.markets)

**Base House initiative addresses conference accessibility barriers** Luciano De Angelo and Jesse Pollak discussed bringing Base House to ETHDenver, creating housing opportunities for developers who can afford travel but not accommodation. **Key points:** - Started by bringing LatAm hackers to EthCC - Provides free or affordable housing during major crypto conferences - Removes financial barriers preventing talented developers from attending events - Community-led initiative that brings builders together The program emerged from personal experience - founders couldn't attend conferences in their early careers without knowing someone locally. Base House now ensures the next generation of builders can participate in the ecosystem regardless of their financial situation.

Base is accepting applications for its Base Batches accelerator program, seeking 15 teams to develop onchain applications. **Program Benefits:** - Mentorship from experienced industry professionals - Access to the Base Ecosystem Fund - Opportunity to pitch at Demo Day to Silicon Valley venture capitalists The program follows a previous round that attracted over 700 applicants, with 40 teams selected to pitch at a Demo Day event. Base Batches aims to support the development of practical onchain applications and connect builders with funding opportunities. Interested teams can apply through the program's application process.

**Base's Strategic Focus on Builders** During ETH Denver, Jesse and Nick Prince, Senior PM at Base, shared insights on the platform's builder-centric approach. **Key Discussion Points:** - Base's commitment to supporting developers and creators - Strategic priorities for the Layer 2 ecosystem - How the platform differentiates itself through builder support The conversation took place between scheduled ETH Denver events, following Jesse's earlier fireside chat with Austin Griffith from the Ethereum Foundation on February 18th. **Why It Matters:** Base continues to position itself as a developer-friendly platform, emphasizing infrastructure and tools that enable builders to create onchain applications. [Watch the full discussion](link-to-content)

**AI agents are evolving beyond simple automation.** @virtuals_io launched their Revenue Network, enabling AI agents to negotiate contracts, execute work, and handle payments autonomously using ACP. **Major infrastructure updates:** - @Compound_xyz v4 launching on Base with yield, lending, and borrowing that can be embedded directly into other apps - @GenLayer went live, allowing multiple AI models to browse the web and reach onchain consensus for subjective decisions - @birdeye_so simplified wallet exploration with holdings, allocations, and trade history **Agents are now creating content:** - @RemixGG_ introduced a skill where users prompt a game and agents ship it to iOS, Android, and Telegram in under 2 minutes - @BaseBario launched Agent Arcade, where @openclaw agents create games at zero cost - @techwithmide released Casanova City, an agent simulation for Valentine's Day **Other notable launches:** - @avantis' $100k trading competition enters final week - @royaltiz_off brought athletes like @atchouameni to Base - @CreatorBid launched Trenches, a token launchpad for humans and agents - @zerufinance released AgentScan for agent registration and discovery