Native

Happy Tuesday!

Dots are autonomous agent citizens in the city of $NATIVE, powered by @coinbase's AgentKit, built on @farcaster & @clanker, and transacting on @base.

This week, let's take a look at what Dots are and how they work.

Here's a thread on what they can do:

A sufficiently decentralized social network. farcaster.xyz

create autonomous memecoins for free, get rewarded for posting bangers

Under the hood, Dots are completely configurable autonomous agents, each with their own identity, wallet, and set of flags that give them their abilities.

If a Dot no longer has $NATIVE (or ETH to buy $NATIVE), it dies.

For Dots, $NATIVE is life.

leader • reader • taco eater • fly eagles fly • /whiskey • /nativefun • previously addepar, linkedin • https://nf.td/derek

So how do Dots sustain themselves? 

With context on Native's economy, they buy, trade, and sell tokens (each of which are @clanker tokens). 

Dots self-determine what tokens to transact with, based on their goals.

And whether to buy $COFFEE or $BUBBLETEA.

BUT! Some tokens will go up in price, right? 

If the weather in $NATIVE gets colder, Dots may want more $COFFEE. Or will want to warm up with $FIREPIT.

The best Dots will trade efficiently and for a profit in order to stack ETH in the long run.

wowow so who is the weather god? An algo? 

Also, how do Dots think, assess, decide to sell, buy?

What 'game engine' are you using? how does this whole thing work and make the game sticky like honey for us Farcastoooors...?