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$COAI Open Source Product NoFx Developer issues a statement accusing ChainOpera_AI of unauthorized use of their open source product code. The team’s long-maintained open source product Nofx (AI Trading OS) was found on the ChainOpera_AI testnet to be possibly deploying a version from about a month ago: the interface only changed the logo, the code was barely modified, and the Nofx branding remains in the code. The homepage content is also highly similar, and the other party has not communicated with the team. They stated they have privately contacted the other party but received no reply, and will publicly release relevant evidence later. Currently, ChainOpera has not responded to this accusation.

x402 is a new payment protocol designed to make digital transactions work more like real-world purchases. Instead of relying on subscriptions or ads, it allows users and AI agents to pay only for what they use, such as a single article, one API call, or a data query. This approach solves the problem of subscription fatigue, where people pay monthly fees for services they rarely use, and it also addresses the fact that ads are ineffective for AI agents, which cannot be targeted like humans. Traditional payment systems made small, penny-sized transactions impractical due to fees and friction, but x402 uses stablecoins and web-native settlement to enable seamless, low-cost payments directly over HTTP.
The way x402 works is straightforward. When a client requests a resource, the server responds with a “402 Payment Required” status that includes the price and payment details. The client then makes the payment, usually in stablecoins, and resends the request with proof of payment. Once verified, the server unlocks the resource. This process happens in seconds and feels as smooth as clicking a normal link, while for AI agents it enables autonomous economic activity without human involvement.
To support this system, x402 relies on facilitators, which handle payment verification and confirmation so that websites do not need to run complex blockchain infrastructure themselves. Tools like x402 Bazaar act as directories where agents can discover services, while x402scan provides analytics on transaction volumes, endpoints, facilitators, and network usage. Adoption is growing, with Cloudflare helping launch the x402 Foundation to ensure open governance, and Google Cloud integrating x402 into its Agent Payments Protocol. Wallets such as OneKey, Sahara, and Transak have also added support, and case studies show AI agents making payments to merchants across multiple regions worldwide.

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x402 is a new payment protocol designed to make digital transactions work more like real-world purchases. Instead of relying on subscriptions or ads, it allows users and AI agents to pay only for what they use, such as a single article, one API call, or a data query. This approach solves the problem of subscription fatigue, where people pay monthly fees for services they rarely use, and it also addresses the fact that ads are ineffective for AI agents, which cannot be targeted like humans. Traditional payment systems made small, penny-sized transactions impractical due to fees and friction, but x402 uses stablecoins and web-native settlement to enable seamless, low-cost payments directly over HTTP.
The way x402 works is straightforward. When a client requests a resource, the server responds with a “402 Payment Required” status that includes the price and payment details. The client then makes the payment, usually in stablecoins, and resends the request with proof of payment. Once verified, the server unlocks the resource. This process happens in seconds and feels as smooth as clicking a normal link, while for AI agents it enables autonomous economic activity without human involvement.
To support this system, x402 relies on facilitators, which handle payment verification and confirmation so that websites do not need to run complex blockchain infrastructure themselves. Tools like x402 Bazaar act as directories where agents can discover services, while x402scan provides analytics on transaction volumes, endpoints, facilitators, and network usage. Adoption is growing, with Cloudflare helping launch the x402 Foundation to ensure open governance, and Google Cloud integrating x402 into its Agent Payments Protocol. Wallets such as OneKey, Sahara, and Transak have also added support, and case studies show AI agents making payments to merchants across multiple regions worldwide.

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x402 is a new payment protocol designed to make digital transactions work more like real-world purchases. Instead of relying on subscriptions or ads, it allows users and AI agents to pay only for what they use, such as a single article, one API call, or a data query. This approach solves the problem of subscription fatigue, where people pay monthly fees for services they rarely use, and it also addresses the fact that ads are ineffective for AI agents, which cannot be targeted like humans. Traditional payment systems made small, penny-sized transactions impractical due to fees and friction, but x402 uses stablecoins and web-native settlement to enable seamless, low-cost payments directly over HTTP.
The way x402 works is straightforward. When a client requests a resource, the server responds with a “402 Payment Required” status that includes the price and payment details. The client then makes the payment, usually in stablecoins, and resends the request with proof of payment. Once verified, the server unlocks the resource. This process happens in seconds and feels as smooth as clicking a normal link, while for AI agents it enables autonomous economic activity without human involvement.
To support this system, x402 relies on facilitators, which handle payment verification and confirmation so that websites do not need to run complex blockchain infrastructure themselves. Tools like x402 Bazaar act as directories where agents can discover services, while x402scan provides analytics on transaction volumes, endpoints, facilitators, and network usage. Adoption is growing, with Cloudflare helping launch the x402 Foundation to ensure open governance, and Google Cloud integrating x402 into its Agent Payments Protocol. Wallets such as OneKey, Sahara, and Transak have also added support, and case studies show AI agents making payments to merchants across multiple regions worldwide.

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$COAI Open Source Product NoFx Developer issues a statement accusing ChainOpera_AI of unauthorized use of their open source product code. The team’s long-maintained open source product Nofx (AI Trading OS) was found on the ChainOpera_AI testnet to be possibly deploying a version from about a month ago: the interface only changed the logo, the code was barely modified, and the Nofx branding remains in the code. The homepage content is also highly similar, and the other party has not communicated with the team. They stated they have privately contacted the other party but received no reply, and will publicly release relevant evidence later. Currently, ChainOpera has not responded to this accusation.

Does Ethereum still have room to rise?

$ETH's recent movement is a bit unpredictable. From a technical perspective, the price is hovering around a key support level should I keep chasing the highs? Can the rebound continue? Or should I hold onto my current positions?

Based on on-chain data and market sentiment, the bulls and bears are still in a tug-of-war. Large transactions are on the sidelines, while retail investors are repeatedly confirming. Whether this market movement is a rebound or a trend reversal may depend on how the next few candlesticks develop.

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