Mira launches micro-agent Aven built on the x402 standard
Foresight News reports that AI infrastructure Mira has announced the launch of the micro-agent Aven. Aven can automatically purchase items on-chain with a single reply, and is built on the x402 open standard and Mira Network's Trust API. In its first public demonstration, Mira provided Aven with a $2,000 escrow wallet, which Aven will operate completely autonomously. After 24 hours, Aven will purchase Pokémon card packs via the x402 platform and airdrop NFT card packs worth a total of $2,000 to 40 lucky users.
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