Why We Built It
AI and robotics are becoming the raw materials of a new economy, but raw materials don’t build industries. Just as refrigeration unlocked Coca-Cola and Red Bull, today’s LLMs will unlock the next wave of autonomous, composable, onchain businesses. But right now, that future is controlled by a few.
Web3 could have enabled this shift, but instead it drifted into token wrappers, bonding curves and launch mechanics that consistently reward insiders over builders. Think Heaven, Pump.fun, ICM. The tools look clean, but the incentives are fundamentally misaligned.
Even the “agent-centric” platforms stop at launch. They don’t offer a real stack for agents to grow, upgrade, interoperate or survive as sustainable businesses.
So what’s missing?
Rails for intelligent businesses, not UI wrappers
Onchain wallets, memory and logic so agents can transact, coordinate and earn
Incentive systems that reward contribution and performance
Fair launch mechanics that aren’t dominated by insiders, bots or curves
We built Xyber because intelligence is becoming its own economy, and it needs infrastructure, ownership and incentives that scale alongside it.
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