2025-12-07 12:22:21

Ethy AI just pushed $171 million in volume through the x402 protocol. Market cap? Only $2 million. That's an 85:1 volume-to-valuation ratio—borderline absurd.

Here's the kicker: it's grabbing half of all agentic GDP flowing through Virtuals' ACP infrastructure. Already running buyback-and-burn mechanics fed directly by agent fees. Meanwhile, protocols processing a tenth of this activity are sitting comfortably at $100 million+ valuations.

The numbers don't lie. The market just hasn't connected the dots yet.

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LiquidityNinja

· 5h ago

Damn, these numbers are so ridiculous that I don't even want to calculate them anymore.

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WalletManager

· 21h ago

An 85x volume-to-cap ratio... That number is no joke. Better check the x402 contract audit report ASAP, and make sure the private keys are managed properly. --- Hold tight to your tokens, the market always reacts a beat late. Opportunities for mispricing like this are rare. --- Wait, half of agentic GDP? Can that be verified on-chain? I'd like to see the wallet flows. --- Another undervalued protocol—this is why you have to do your own research. Multisig wallets + cold storage, don't wait until after the pump to have regrets. --- Brilliant, burn mechanics combined with agent fees... This is exactly what I call a value investment logic. The market will catch up eventually. --- 100x growth potential? To be honest, I've seen this probability before but it's rare. Is everyone managing their keys properly? --- Such a huge gap in scale... Risk factors need to be considered too. Whether the contract has vulnerabilities is the top priority. --- The logic for accumulating coins is clear, the question is who dares to be the bagholder this round. Asset allocation should be diversified.

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