MusaAis/agorafx

African FX Intelligence Marketplace — autonomous AI agent + nanopayments on Arc # AgoraFX **The first AI agent that autonomously pays for its own data, stakes on its own markets, and lets African analysts earn per article — on Arc, in USDC** > *"An unverified but architecturally significant hackathon project for the agent economy."* > — The Agent Times > 🏆 **Standout Winner** — Agora Agent Hackathon by The Canteen × Arc × Circle > 🔨 **Currently building** — Lepton Agents Hackathon by Canteen × Circle × Arc An autonomous AI agent that monitors real-time African FX rates 24/7, detects momentum using Groq + Llama 3.3, and **automatically creates and resolves on-chain prediction markets** — with no human intervention. **v2 (Lepton):** The agent now has its own Circle wallet, pays for rate data autonomously via x402 nanopayments, **stakes its own USDC on every market it creates** (wrong predictions get slashed), and African analysts earn per article — making African FX intelligence sellable for the first time. --- ## 📊 Live Stats — Arc Testnet (June 30, 2026) | Metric | Value | |--------|-------| | 🟢 Markets Created | 3,700+ | | ✅ Resolution Rate | 100% | | 💰 Total Volume (TVL) | $17,230+ | | 👛 Unique Wallets | 128 | | 🌍 Currency Pairs | 6 | | ⚡ Agent Uptime | 24/7 | | 📜 Agent Decisions | 11,000+ | | ⚡ Autonomous x402 Payments | 1,400+ | | 💳 Agent Wallet Balance | $280 USDC | | 🎯 Agent Staked (V2) | $193+ USDC | | 💥 Agent Slashed | $78+ USDC | | 🎯 Agent Accuracy | 44.8% | | 📰 Analyst Articles Live | 2 | | 💸 Total Analyst Earned | $0.56 USDC | → **Live at agorafx.vercel.app** --- ## What is AgoraFX? AgoraFX is the first micro-payment layer for African FX intelligence — where an AI agent autonomously buys and sells rate signals at $0.001 each, stakes its own USDC on every market it creates, human analysts earn per article at $0.05, and every economic decision the agent makes is auditable on-chain. **Before nanopayments:** African FX intelligence was Bloomberg ($2,000/month) or nothing. No African trader could afford it. No African analyst …