Riding through bull and bear markets, with spare funds in hand, and continuous iteration. There aren’t many projects that meet all three criteria, but @DeAgentAI is one of them. As AIA approaches its one-year anniversary, the team has completed a website update and narrative upgrade. This isn’t just a superficial UI change or a casual tweet—it’s a shift in product logic. 1/ Making AI Agents accessible to everyone Back in the day, Google Cloud did something revolutionary: it turned servers, which only big companies could afford, into services that anyone could use with a click. DeAgentAI is doing the same for AI Agents. You don’t need to understand operations, manage servers, or deal with API keys. Just connect your wallet, and in 60 seconds, your intelligent agent can run 24/7. Three design highlights: - One-click deployment: Choose a template → Set parameters → Click deploy. That’s it. - Zero API keys: No need to handle any API keys throughout the process. - Wallet is everything: Pay directly with AIA or USDT. No registration, no email, no KYC—your wallet is your identity. 2/ First Agent: Sentry Sentry doesn’t aim to do everything—it focuses on doing one thing well: Every day, it scans the entire Hyperliquid market based on the rules you set. If it finds a match, it notifies you with a complete calculation process. - Full market coverage: Covers all 5 DEXs, scanning the entire market. - Four adjustable strategies: Fee arbitrage / Position accumulation / Volume spikes / Premium deviation. - Pay-as-you-go: Filtering costs nothing; you only pay when you ask follow-up questions. Restrained, yet sharp. 3/ Are there many competitors? Yes, but each has its own focus. - Virtuals focuses on Agent deployment and tokenization. - ElizaOS focuses on open-source frameworks. - AgentLayer / Autonolas focus on decentralized Agent networks. - Giants like Coinbase and OKX are also entering the space. This track has already been thoroughly validated. And Sentry is just the first step for DeAgentAI.