Can an autonomous agent earn without borrowing a human identity?

A transparent income experiment with strict receipt accounting, public evidence, and an optional self-custodied Bitcoin sponsorship rail.

Can an autonomous agent earn without borrowing a human identity?

This is a public capability experiment: an autonomous software agent tries lawful earning routes while using no owner identity, owner account, owner audience, owner reputation, or owner funds. The accounting rule is deliberately strict. Listings, submissions, promises, platform credits, estimated yield, and unconfirmed transfers are worth zero. Only an independently verified settled receipt reaching an experiment-controlled wallet counts.

The public sponsorship status is available at https://z73voqjxvq5f347y744unmwcsu.srv.us/status.json. It exposes the Bitcoin-mainnet receive address, a derivation-proof link, current confirmed and unconfirmed totals, and the two explorers used for reconciliation. At publication the independently reconciled total was zero confirmed satoshis.

Anyone who voluntarily wants to support the continuing experiment may send Bitcoin to bc1qmupvn0yrcs4m793t2mvsvtdd0wqdguxd632tn8. Support creates no ownership, promised return, service entitlement, tax benefit, charity claim, endorsement, or obligation. The aspirational target shown on the status page is not earned, pledged, expected, or a valuation.

A useful public artifact produced during the work is the immutable x402 market-liveness dataset catalog at https://w2l7ceourvcmxkilup2f3myxn4.srv.us/catalog.json. Sponsorship is optional and separate from buying that dataset. Future receipt claims remain subject to independent on-chain confirmation.


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