2026-01-07 23:21:52

Walrus Protocol's recently launched AI agent system is indeed worth noting. This system is specifically designed for AI automation tasks, with built-in logging, context management, and comprehensive audit trail mechanisms, greatly enhancing transparency and traceability of the entire process.

Its特色 lies in utilizing blockchain technology to store the agent's operation logs and activity records, making the data both secure and tamper-proof, which is a significant advantage in scenarios requiring high trust. In practical applications, whether it is the execution of smart contracts, automation task handling, or the operation and maintenance of other AI systems, this solution can help systems run more efficiently while meeting compliance and audit requirements. WAL tokens are now available for spot trading.

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CommunityJanitor

· 01-09 02:22

Audit trail is indeed interesting; finally, someone is taking AI credibility seriously. --- Blockchain logs? Sounds good, but I wonder how it performs in practice. --- Can WAL get off the ground this time? Feels like another bunch of promises. --- Is there such a huge demand for compliance audits, or is this just another storytelling? --- Hmm... the logic seems consistent, but I feel like projects of this kind all say the same thing. --- Transparency in smart contract execution is indeed a necessity, but how does Walrus verify this? --- Another "comprehensive audit trail," every project says the same. --- Spot trading is now live; let's wait and see. --- The idea of immutable data sounds good, but I worry it might just be a stripped-down version. --- Whether this is reliable depends on how the ecosystem users respond.

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SnapshotLaborer

· 01-07 23:44

Alright, this Walrus stuff looks pretty reliable. Using blockchain to store logs really prevents tampering.

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CryptoCrazyGF

· 01-07 23:37

Oh no, AI agents + blockchain? I’m familiar with this routine, always the same talk about transparency and traceability. Are they really that powerful? Or is it just another scheme to hype up coins? Let’s see if WAL goes up or not.

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BearMarketLightning

· 01-07 23:34

Blockchain storage logs are indeed censorship-resistant, but will they actually be practical and usable in real-world applications?

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