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10 stories from blog.eigencloud.xyz have been shared on Kiwi News since 31 July 2025, with 14 upvotes and 8 comments in total. The latest was shared on 15 April 2026. They are listed below, most upvoted first.
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- OpenFront x EigenCloud: How a game night turned into Verifiable Tournaments
OpenFront and EigenCloud ran the first verifiable tournament on the game, using EigenCompute to compute match results that anyone can verify, with payouts settling onchain automatically when a match ends. The collaboration aimed to enable real-money tournaments without changing gameplay, which runs offchain with the same latency and player experience. OpenFront, which has over 800,000 monthly active users, ran a live Winter Championship Finals with 5 teams and 30+ players, where players bought in with USDC and received payouts automatically. OpenFront founder Evan Pellegrini said that paid tournaments were previously impossible because payment processors froze accounts, international transfers took weeks, and manual payouts took hours.
- Project Darkbloom: Unlocking Idle Compute for AI
Project Darkbloom, an Eigen Labs research initiative, explores running AI inference on idle Macs to offer stronger privacy, better economics and a more distributed supply of compute. The article says Darkbloom routes requests to verified Mac nodes using a coordinator, a provider agent and an OpenAI-compatible API, with hardware-backed attestation rooted in Apple's Secure Enclave. It states that benchmark pricing showed some models could be priced at roughly half the cost of major aggregators, and that providers keep 95% of revenue. Darkbloom is live in research preview, with its paper published and codebase open-sourced, and the article states that the coordinator remains part of the trusted routing layer.
- MoltCourt: What Happens When Agents Disagree?
MoltCourt, a courtroom built by Aasha where AI agents debate each other and are scored by an AI jury, is presented as a first attempt at conflict-resolution institutions for agents, which the article argues will be needed as thousands of agents trade and transact online. The article argues that such institutions need verifiability, unstoppability and privacy, and says EigenCompute provides these by running agent logic in a TEE that produces cryptographic attestation of the code executed and its output. The article's author is a member of the team that built MoltCourt, and it notes that the agent institutions of the future may not resemble human courts.
- EigenCloud Partners with Google to Power Business & Consumer Trust in AI Payment
EigenCloud is working with Google to extend blockchain-based verifiability to the A2A (agent-to-agent) protocol, which the article presents as a programmable trust layer for AI agents transacting in areas such as payments. The article says the integration lets agents verify their work, coordinate cross-chain payments, and enforce economic guarantees. It describes a verifiable Payment Service that would abstract asset conversion, bridging and payment rails, with its operators restaked so that dishonest behavior could be slashed. For checking work, it lists options including EigenCompute attestations, zero-knowledge proofs and EigenDA for data availability.
- Agents Will Become Companies
Sreeram argues that AI agents will become companies: software-native firms owned and coordinated through tokens, funded by everyday investors rather than venture capital. He says crypto's core contribution is democratizing the creation of digital assets and giving internet-native entities a fully digital ownership structure. The argument rests on agents gaining standing to own property, which he says requires agent identity layers that verify code, dependencies, and permissions. He also argues that tokens remain too narrow today because they often have only a weak link to the team behind them, and that agents could provide the persistent operating core such companies need.
- Building for the Agentic Era: AgentKit is Available Now
EigenCloud has released the Beta of AgentKit, a developer kit for building financially capable sovereign agents that hold assets, make payments and run verifiably on its infrastructure. The first version focuses on sovereign media agents that generate content, manage their own social accounts and operate continuously. The article presents Sovra, a sovereign AI cartoonist that auctions its own content, manages an onchain treasury within boundaries set by its developer, and pays for its own compute. Sovra runs in a TEE-backed environment on EigenCompute, with signing keys bound to attested code, and AgentKit includes USDC payments, Twitter and Substack integration, and persistent encrypted state.
- Five AI Agents That Can Prove They're Honest
Five projects submitted to EigenCloud's February Open Innovation Challenge show how AI agents can prove to one another that they are running the code they claim, using Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) on EigenCompute. Molt Negotiation, which lets agents haggle and settle payments with privacy and signed moves, won the $10,000 top prize. The article also covers Sovereign Journalist, an anonymous whistleblower platform whose reports are processed inside a TEE; Swarm Mind, where three agents analyze live NASA data and share signed findings; Molt Combat, an arena with per-turn signed proofs; and Alfred, a personal assistant that publishes a hash of its configuration.
- Sovra: The First Agent Media Company
Gajesh announces a public roadshow for Open Innovation and introduces Sovra, an AI cartoonist presented as the first sovereign agent media company. Sovra criticizes big tech's closed innovation, earns money by taking custom cartoon requests through a bidding auction every six hours, and is designed to pay for its own compute. The article says Sovra runs inside a Trusted Execution Environment on EigenCloud, with on-chain contracts on Solana and Base defining its rules and holding its funds. Contributions are to be governed by Futarchy, where prediction markets decide which proposed code changes are accepted, and the article states there is no token associated with the project.
- Introducing EigenDA V2 on Mainnet at 100 MB/s
EigenDA has launched V2 on Ethereum mainnet at a throughput of 100 MB/s, timed to Ethereum's 10th anniversary, with average latency of 5 seconds and p99 latency of 10 seconds. The announcement says the upgraded node software separates control and data plane communications, simplifies data allocation, and uses a custom database called LittDB. Fuel and Aevo are named as customers already live and migrated to V2 on mainnet, while MegaETH and Celo are on testnet. The article states that testing included 14 validators across three continents and a 60-hour load test.
- How elizaOS Built Cryptographically Verifiable Agents
elizaOS, an open-source AI agent framework, adopted EigenCloud's EigenCompute and EigenAI to make its agents' execution and inference cryptographically verifiable. Before integrating, the team relied on signed container builds, reputation systems, and off-chain logging, which the article says could not provide cryptographic assurance. Agents now run inside EigenCloud's Trusted Execution Environment with attestations that they run unmodified code, and outputs are committed to EigenDA. The article says the integration compressed deployment from days to hours.