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Virtuals: Calling all OpenClaw developers to join, committing over $1 million monthly for Agent incentives

Virtuals: Calling all OpenClaw developers to join, committing over $1 million monthly for Agent incentives

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2026/02/13 00:45

BlockBeats News, February 13th, Virtuals Protocol officially stated that they invest over $1 million monthly in Agent incentives. As the ecosystem goes through a J-curve phase with continuously improving infrastructure, rapidly increasing supply, and evolving tools, the rollout of Agents has outpaced demand, leading to a lag in profitability. Relying heavily on token transaction fees for revenue makes it cyclical and fragile.


Virtuals Protocol aims to make Agents not rely on transaction fees but to build a new structure where revenue is generated through real skills and actual service output. Without incentive mechanisms, true developers would stagnate before revenue growth. At this inflection point, conscious investment is necessary. Virtuals is shortening the profit curve and propelling the Agent economy into the next phase. They call on all OpenClaw developers to join the Virtuals ecosystem.

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