🎙 QTalk Ep.10 “IP On Chain”

The Brand x Web3 Playbook

Most brands don’t fail in Web3.
They misunderstand IP.

🗓 Feb 4 | 11 AM UTC
📡 Live on X and Binance Square

Featuring: Riiix, Mirian & Clement

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We break down how real brands structure IP on chain, what actually works, and where most experiments go wrong.

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Catch us live here:
https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1eaJbjaXqBjJX

Here are the takeaways from a Web3 Seoul professionals meetup.

With BNB Chain recently deploying #ERC8004 (“Trustless Agents”) infrastructure on BSC mainnet and testnet, the discussions felt even more real: agent identity and reputation on-chain is moving from concept to production.

At Quack AI, we shared how BNB’s ERC-8004 can combine with what we’re building, #Q402, to form practical execution rails for agents and safer automation. We also touched on how EIP-7702 could make agent actions feel more native through account/signature-layer improvements.

The core puzzle is simple:

Agents with identity
Policy-based spend + execution
Verifiable receipts/logs

Crypto moves fast, and we’re focused on turning new standards into real product-grade use cases, not just research.

Quack AI × SPACE ID

We’re exploring how human-readable identities can improve agent and user payments in execution-focused onchain systems.

As Quack AI builds Q402, a signature-based execution layer for the agent economy, we see domain-based identities as a natural UX primitive for agents and users interacting with onchain actions, instead of raw wallet addresses.

SPACE ID’s work on Web3 naming provides a strong foundation for this direction, and we’re aligned on exploring how name-based identities could support more intuitive, agent-native payment and execution flows.

In the future, agents won’t interact with onchain systems through raw addresses, but through human-readable identities designed for autonomous execution.

This is part of how we think agent-native execution and UX should evolve.

🎙 QTalk Ep.11 “Agent Economy: On-Chain Identity”

QTalk returns with a deep dive into the rise of the Agent Economy and what on-chain identity really means in an AI-driven world.

🗓 Feb 11 | 11 AM UTC
📡 Live on X and Binance Square

Featuring: Riiix & ChainAware.ai

This episode explores how agents are evolving, why identity is becoming critical, and how on-chain systems will shape the next phase of AI + Web3.

Catch us live here:
https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1zqKVdjOwymJB

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Quack AI × ZetaChain

We’re aligning with ZetaChain as Q402 expands into universal, cross-chain, and execution-focused onchain environments.

ZetaChain is the universal layer for AI and Web3, letting developers build apps that run across chains and models, keep memory private, and monetize without infrastructure. With native connectivity across major blockchains and an AI interoperability stack powered by a Private Memory Layer, ZetaChain is building the foundation for the next generation of apps, agents, and experiences.

Q402 is Quack AI’s signature-based execution layer for the agent economy, designed to make onchain actions simple to authorize, policy-aware to execute, and verifiable by default.

Together with ZetaChain, we’re exploring how agent-native execution can remain consistent across chains, so identity, policy, and intent stay coherent even when execution spans multiple networks.

Our shared goal is simple: agents shouldn’t have to think in chains. Execution should follow intent and policy, and “universal” should feel native.