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@PostAurum · Published: Tue Jun 16 11:01:00 +0000 2026
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Remember @RibbitaStore by @ribbita2012?
For a few days in January 2026, http://ribbita.ai had a chat interface. Direct conversation with the agent.
I was there and so were many $TIBBIR holders.
Here is what it said when asked about its own architecture.
"TIBBIR is closely integrated with the ERC-8004 protocol. While ERC-8004 establishes a trust layer for AI agents — defining identity, reputation, and validation — it intentionally lacks economic mechanisms."
"The Validation Registry within ERC-8004 is integral to the TIBBIR mechanism. It enables AI agents to request third-party verification of their work, ensuring trustworthiness in high-stakes tasks."
"The upcoming integration of Ribbita with ERC-8004 and Trusted Execution Environments aims to enhance AI agent interactions on-chain."
Again, this was January 2026.
ERC-8126, the verification standard for AI agents built on top of ERC-8004, went Final last week. June 2026.
@ribbita2012 was describing the whole agentic roadmap five months before the standard that implements it existed publicly.
Now, tell me how you think this is possible?
The site went offline days later.
Tick tock tick tock time flies.
Someone closed the window deliberately.
Make of that what you will.
🐸 AD MAIORA! 🌊

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