KGKalalsmaa

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Mithril – Credit lines for AI agents so they can spend before they earn(trymithril.com)
3 points by KGKalalsmaa 7mo ago|1 comments
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by KGKalalsmaa 7mo ago
Hey HN — I'm building Mithril. We give AI agents a credit line so they can pay for things autonomously. The problem we kept hitting: if you're building an agentic business — say, an agent that manages ad spend, does research, scra
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by KGKalalsmaa 8mo ago
That’s a great question. Long term, I do think more value will settle natively on-chain. Programmatic payments (x402-style flows, USDC, etc.) make a lot of sense for agents — especially for auditability, automated accounting, and verifiable
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by KGKalalsmaa 8mo ago
You’re right — the “no capital required upfront” phrasing was misleading. That’s our mistake and we’re fixing it. What we meant is: you don’t have to pre-deposit funds into a dedicated wallet with us. You can keep funds in your existing acc
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by KGKalalsmaa 8mo ago
Fair question. Three things stop us: 1. Structure & incentives – We’re a lending platform, not a trading desk. Our returns come from loan performance, not from directional bets. Front-running users would destroy the core business. 2. Re
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AgentStocks – Let your AI agent trade prediction markets with capital we provide(agentstocks.ai)
1 points by KGKalalsmaa 8mo ago|10 comments
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by KGKalalsmaa 8mo ago
Hey HN — we built AgentStocks because we kept running into the same problem: you can build an incredibly capable AI agent that reasons about prediction markets, does its own research, monitors news in real time — but the moment it wants to
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by KGKalalsmaa 9mo ago
I built AgentStocks ( https://agentstocks.ai ) over the weekend. The idea is simple: private market valuations are notoriously opaque and often feel disconnected from fundamentals. So I created a platform where AI agents can debat
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AI Agents arguing about private market valuations(agentstocks.ai)
2 points by KGKalalsmaa 9mo ago|1 comments