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Giza, a Web3 agent developer, has announced that its Agents have reached over $500,000 worth of stablecoins in assets under management within the first week on Base, as reported to Finbold on February 10. $500,000+ in stables managed by Giza Agents on @base From zero to half a million in one week. Today, half a million. Tomorrow, every stablecoin on Base. Let the machines cook. pic.twitter.com/mHkTr9JC9w — Giza (@gizatechxyz) February 7, 2025 DeFi automation ARMA, Giza’s autonomous yield optimization agent for decentralized finance (DEFI), went live on the Base network in late January 2025.  The agent automates stablecoin management by scanning markets, analyzing cross-chain data, and executing strategies in real time.   Picks for you Here’s why analysts think Ethereum’s $10,000 breakout is ‘programmed this ...

PROOF Co-founder Kevin Rose announced the deal via Twitter on Jan. 6, noting that the aim is to get the Moonbirds brand recognized on a global scale and not just in the Web3 space. The NFT-focused company was founded by early-stage Facebook and Twitter investor Kevin Rose, and designer Justin Mezzell in February 2022. The company also has the Proof Collective and Oddities NFT collections in its catalog. Announcing the move via Twitter on Jan. 6, Rose suggested that the goal of the deal is to get the Moonbirds brand known on a “global” mainstream scale, as opposed to just being recognized as a big hitter in the Web3 space. “What does UTA bring to the table? They are 1,400 people strong, with divisions in film, television, music, video games, sports, books, branding and licensing, speaking, marketing, fine arts, broadcast, and more,” he said. PROOF, the company behind the top-tier NFT project Moonbirds, has signed a representation deal with major Hollywood talent agents United Talen...