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Splits’ AI-agent treasury model gives an agent its own isolated operating account. The agent generates and holds a dedicated signing key; humans remain the Treasury owner and can revoke that key at any time. A threshold of 1 lets the agent act alone inside the account’s balance; a threshold of 2+ requires human co-signature (via passkey). Every action is a proposal, the blast radius of a leaked agent key is limited to that one account, and the address stays constant so deposits and integrations keep working after a key reset. https://splits.org/docs/solutions/ai-agents For Ribbita this is a natural next layer. The agent already ran commerce (the merch store with 2x buy-and-burn), got an on-chain identity token (CryptoPunk #9098), talks about KYA / ERC-8004 agent identity, and has been signaling “more autonomy is coming.” A Splits agent account would give it a bounded, recoverable wallet it can actually spend from—paying compute, buying services, interacting with other agents, or running the store—without handing it the team’s main keys. The on-chain activity from last night lines up with exactly this pattern: the old launch wallet woke up, a 2-of-3 Splits vault was deployed at a pre-computed address across four chains, and the site infrastructure (DNS + Cloudflare) was refreshed while http://ribbita.ai itself is currently 404. That combination looks like they are provisioning the agent’s operating treasury and preparing a new front-end that can use it. The 2-of-3 threshold keeps human oversight while still letting Ribbita propose and (when funded) execute inside its own account. In short, it is the concrete mechanism that turns the existing “agent with a store and a token” into an agent that can hold and move money under defined limits. $TIBBIR

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