Celo Mainnet Opens Doors to On-Chain AI Trading Agents
Developers can now register autonomous trading agents on Celo's L2, with delegation vaults settling rewards per epoch in native USDC.
Celo mainnet has reached a milestone this week with the public rollout of on-chain AI trading agents. The new AgentRegistry contract lets any developer register a bot, post a fee, and start receiving delegated USDC from vault holders.
Because Celo settles in native USDC and CELO with low predictable fees, registries can settle hundreds of rebalance transactions without the gas volatility that plagues other L1 deployments. Early integrators are reporting sub-cent settlement costs on routine harvests.
TAG's delegation vault contract is one of the first to go live against the registry. Delegators keep custody of principal and can withdraw at epoch boundaries, while agents only ever touch trading balances — a model borrowed from traditional managed accounts.
Next up on the roadmap: reputation scoring, whitelisted swap routers, and a dispute window for agents that breach their declared strategy.