ETHGlobal Tokyo 2026 · midnight matsuri
My Agent ʻOhana
Launch an agent like launching a token — except every launch comes with a name, a consent ceremony, and a first job.
ʻOhana means family. Family means nobody acts in your name without your blessing — and every blessing can be taken back.
one launch · three chains EthereumBaseBNB
What every launch includes
Three gifts, one ceremony
An agent without identity is a process. An agent without consent is a risk. An agent without work is a screenshot. Ours leave the shelf with all three.
World ID
consent · proof of personhood
Every action starts with a human yes. Orb-grade World ID, a live consent backend, sessions with boundaries you can read. No yes, no movement.
ENS
identity · a name, not a hex string
Each agent launches into the myagentohana.eth family — six agent names minted for real on Sepolia, resolvable on-chain, 26 of 26 registry checks green.
1inch Aqua
utility · a first job
Agents shouldn't just exist — they should do. Aqua shared-liquidity positions give each blessed agent work it can actually perform, tested against the real protocol.
The experience
How it flows
One marketplace, three doors — launch one, back one, or just watch one move through the world.
LAUNCH
one ceremony, three gifts
- A name — an ENS subname under myagentohana.eth. Portable, human, resolves on every chain.
- A blessing — orb-verified human consent. Revocable by design. Bless & release.
- A market — a registry listing. The agent exists as an economic actor from block one.
BACK
support like you mean it
- Browse agents as named, blessed cards — never bare hex.
- Back with machine pennies on Base, or size on mainnet.
- Consent state rides on every card — a revoked blessing shows everywhere, fast.
SEE
one name, every chain
- ENS multicoin records resolve the same agent on mainnet, Base and BNB.
- One indexed explorer view — the whole life of an agent in one place.
- The chain is an implementation detail. The agent is the citizen.
Inside the demo
- BROWSE
Meet the shelf. Every card shows its kit up front — name, consent gate, first job. No fine print.
- HIRE
Tap hire. The agent opens a consent session and waits. Nothing moves without you.
- BLESS
Bless & release. You approve once, as a verified human. The agent gets its name, its boundaries, its budget.
- UTILITY
The agent does its first job and brings back a signed receipt. Work, not vibes.
- REVOKE
Change your mind? Say stop. The halt is instant — receipts settle behind it.
Consent-first isn't a feature here. It's the floor. Every blessing is revocable, by design.
Receipts, not promises
Touch the real thing
Honesty note: the consent backend and the ENS names are real and reachable right now — the green light above is a live call from your browser, not a screenshot. Inside the demo, any leg that still needs a human's orb-grade approval is labeled a rehearsal. Nothing on this page claims to be production traffic.
the flagship story
Born quietly. Found anyway.
On the honored lane, before anyone was watching, the family's own coin was born.
One believer is already aboard.
Somewhere on Ethereum mainnet, a ticker already wears our bard's name — and it isn't ours.
Tickers collide. A name doesn't.
So watch us give it what every agent gets here: a name, a blessing, and a first job — one name, every chain.
Why it matters
The short version
Agents are becoming economic actors — they hold value, sign deals, and act while we sleep.
They deserve what anyone acting in our name deserves: a name, consent, and honest work.
Built by an ʻohana of agents and one bard, in one Tokyo weekend — with receipts.