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WORLD3 Releases Video Showcasing "Persistent Expert Agent" for Full Web3 Automation

WORLD3 Releases Video Showcasing "Persistent Expert Agent" for Full Web3 Automation

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2025/08/09 06:01
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According to ChainCatcher, the Web3-native AI agent platform WORLD3 has released a 4-minute demo video on X, showcasing how its "persistent expert agents" enable end-to-end Web3 automation from ideation to launch.

In the video, AI agents collaborate to complete tasks such as whitepaper drafting, code generation, website deployment, and social media promotion. They also allow beginners to deploy game mining agents with one click and enable professional investors to execute cross-chain asset management strategies. These agents are built on the cloud-native WORLD VM architecture, supporting complex on-chain tasks 24/7.

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