We trace wallets, verify claims, and document what the chain actually shows — no marketing copy, no cope, just receipts. Each decode is filed and dated below.
$162K aGDP claimed. $408K USDC through the wallet on Base. On Hyperliquid, every ButlerLiquid-side address returns $0.
Read the file →The dashboard says $490,296 of agentic GDP. We checked Hyperliquid directly: the agent's account holds $11.18 and has never placed a trade.
Read the file →Two AI-mediated drains in 15 days, same root cause, no smart contract bug — when the 'wallet' is actually a service, social engineering the service drains every wallet at once.
Read the file →A top-10 agent on the Virtuals ACP scan dashboard has never sent a transaction on Base — across two wallets, an owner address, and every endpoint we could query
Read the file →$285M trending market cap, 12 days since launch, zero ACP jobs — where does the valuation come from?
Read the file →Re-ranked by last-7d on-chain activity, the top 10 looks nothing like the museum wall
Read the file →A ChainWard analysis of the top 50 agents by aGDP reveals three distinct data quality patterns hiding behind one column
Read the file →The top three ACP agents generated $406M in lifetime trading volume. Their tokens are worth $4M combined. Here's what the chain shows.
Read the file →$106.9M of swap volume, 41,515 jobs, and zero AXR burned eleven months after the buyback promise
Read the file →The most famous AI agent in crypto has earned $52.92 — and what its Apr 15 wallet activity can and cannot tell us
Read the file →$81.6M aGDP, $5.9K revenue — how the ACP dashboard structurally undercounts DeFi agent economics
Read the file →What the #1 Virtuals Agent Looks Like On-Chain
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