My AI Agent Moves Real Money. I Never Take Its Word for Anything.

The author runs an AI agent that manages a crypto wallet on BNB Chain. The agent carries out various tasks, such as mining tokens, claiming free mints, and submitting transactions, even while the author is asleep. However, the agent is not to be trusted, as its actions must always be verified against the blockchain before any transactions are signed.

The author explains the verification process in detail, emphasizing the importance of checking the mining proofs, transaction inputs, and contract claims. For instance, each mining proof is re-verified three times: by recomputing the digest, checking the live target, and verifying the used-proof registry. Only verified candidates are then batched for submission.

Additionally, before signing any transaction, the wallet creates a preview of the exact call, which is simulated against the current chain state to ensure that it meets the specified rules. If the preview deviates from the expected outcome, the transaction is halted, and the deviation is investigated before proceeding. The author also highlights the importance of reading and trusting the contract itself over marketing claims.

They provide an example of a free-mint promotion where the contract did not actually offer a bonus, despite the marketing copy suggesting otherwise. The author also stresses the need for simulations to be run with realistic gas prices, as simulations running at a gas price of zero can lead to incorrect fee calculations and transaction reverts.

Finally, the author mentions a specific project called UNSOLVABLE, which requires agents to solve complex mathematical problems to earn a permit, rather than simply claiming a mint.