Socialynx Beta to Launch End of April: A Decentralized AI KOL Alliance

As stablecoins gain momentum in global finance, AI agents are emerging as the key force driving adoption. Galaxy Digital founder Mike Novogratz predicts that AI will soon become the largest user of stablecoins. From payments to autonomous economies, this convergence is reshaping the future of Web3. At the forefront of this shift, XWorld has already built a self-sustaining ecosystem that integrates AI agents and stablecoin-powered transactions. Stablecoin Adoption Enters a New Era Stablecoins, digital assets pegged to fiat currencies such as the U.S. dollar, have become the backbone of digital finance. They offer price stability, rapid settlement, and cross-chain interoperability. As of August 2025, the global stablecoin market cap has reached $280 billion, accounting for 7% of the total crypto market. In the U.S., the GENIUS Act (Guidance and Establishment for National Innovation of U.S. Stablecoins), passed in July 2025, has provided long-awaited regulatory clarity—boosting confidence and accelerating adoption. At the same time, the rise of AI agents is bringing new possibilities to stablecoin usage. Adoption Signals from Industry Leaders Tech giants like Apple, Google, Airbnb, and X (formerly Twitter) are testing stablecoin integrations to cut fees and optimize cross-border transactions. Retail platforms such as Shopify and Spar are enabling stablecoin payments for faster, cheaper settlements. Payment networks including Visa are expanding settlement capabilities, embedding stablecoins into the global financial infrastructure. This mainstream adoption coincides with the emergence of AI-driven automation. Novogratz: AI Will Become the Largest Stablecoin User Galaxy Digital founder and CEO Mike Novogratz told Bloomberg: “In the not-so-distant future, the biggest user of stablecoins is going to be AI.” He envisions AI agents handling everyday transactions on behalf of users: Grocery agents that purchase food based on your diet. Travel agents that book and pay for trips automatically. Healthcare agents that manage insurance and prescription payments. Coinbase developers echo this, suggesting that AI agents may become Ethereum’s largest power users, leveraging protocols like HTTP 402 for autonomous payments. Research firm Bernstein projects the stablecoin market could reach $3 trillion by 2028, with AI adoption acting as a major driver. XWorld: From Vision to Reality While the industry debates the “AI + stablecoin” future, XWorld is already building it. Launched in 2023, XWorld has grown into a self-sustaining agent economy, combining AI training, tokenized incentives, and stablecoin-based settlements. Users can create, deploy, and monetize AI agents across entertainment, gaming, and productivity—while stablecoins enable frictionless, global payments. Key ecosystem highlights: 11M+ cumulative downloads and 1M+ MAUs on Telegram MiniApp, with 400K+ community members across platforms. $22M+ in 2024 revenue, over 2B gameplay records, and $347M+ in token trading volume. Popular agents include FactoryMind (+23,037% weekly gain) in smart manufacturing and NeoBody AI (+23.37%) in embodied intelligence. Expanding use cases in healthcare AI, data analytics, and gaming, already aligning with stablecoin-backed micropayments. These figures prove that the foundation of an autonomous agent economy is already in place. Looking Ahead: XWorld’s Role in the AI–Stablecoin Future Amid regulatory tailwinds and accelerating adoption, XWorld is set to lead the convergence of AI and stablecoins: 2026–2027: Achieve multi-agent intelligent collaboration and open SDKs/APIs, unlocking new income models for developers and community creators. 2028–2029: Enter the “AI-for-Everyone” era, fully launching agent creation tools and a modular marketplace for trading AI components. 2030 and beyond: Build a unified GameFi clearing system serving 500M+ users, powering metaverse economies driven by AI Agents—from autonomous driving to cosmic exploration—with stablecoins as the foundational layer for payments. Conclusion The convergence of AI agents and stablecoins is more than a possibility—it is already unfolding. Stablecoins are evolving from financial instruments into the currency of autonomous systems, and XWorld is at the forefront of making this transformation real. The next chapter of Web3 will not only be decentralized but also autonomous, agent-driven, and powered by stablecoins. 🔗 Learn more and join XWorld Website: xworlds.biz Whitepaper: GitBook MiniAPP: Telegram Community: Telegram Group Twitter: @xworld_ai Linktree: xworld_ai

Nicola Sebastiani, who previously worked at Ubisoft and PlayStation, is joining The Sandbox to lead its creator economy push. Nicola Sebastiani (left) and The Sandbox co-founder Sebastien Borget. Image: The Sandbox Voxel-style NFT gaming platform The Sandbox has hired game industry veteran Nicola Sebastiani to be its chief content officer and help develop the crypto-forward company’s creator economy, the firm announced Tuesday. Sebastiani has worked in the gaming industry for years, from a role on Ubisoft’s mobile team to co-founding the Apple Arcade subscription service for the App Store, and ultimately leading PlayStation’s mobile strategy over the last two years. Now he has moved into the Web3 world with The Sandbox. “I think that we are at a historical shift in gaming,” Sebastiani told Decrypt in an interview. “We are fully entering the creator economy.” Sebastiani believes that user-generated content, or UGC, is a gaming trend that will continue to gain popularity. And while The Sandbox primarily offers mini-games and gaming experiences within its broader platform, Sebastiani said that he wants players to feel free to use the platform however they like, whether it’s for socializing or experimentation. “I really think of us as a social platform,” Sebastiani said of The Sandbox. In addition to the game’s creator economy, Sebastiani will also oversee game publishing, internal game production, and the development of The Sandbox tools Game Maker and VoxEdit at the company. Compared to rival platforms in the broader gaming industry like Roblox, Fortnite, and Minecraft, The Sandbox requires some knowledge and use of crypto and NFTs to fully experience. Users can connect their crypto wallets, purchase in-game items with its SAND token, and buy virtual land NFTs to build on and play within. “I think it’s critical to The Sandbox as far as ownership, as far as giving creators and players leverage on their achievements, what they build,” Sebastiani said of the platform’s crypto elements. A major step toward empowering creators is giving them the ability to publish and potentially monetize their own experiences. Sandbox players will finally be able to build and self-publish their experiences by the end of this year, according to the company. The Sandbox, which has seen roughly 4.5 million registered crypto wallets, takes a 5% platform fee which Sebastiani said “is reinvested in the community” via different methods such as the company’s Game Makers Fund. By comparison, Epic Games currently takes 12% of creator revenue, Roblox takes 30%, and rival NFT-powered platform Decentraland takes 2.5% of creator revenue. The Sandbox saw approximately 3,840 unique active wallets engage with the platform in the past month, generating a total of $2.26 million in total volume traded according to data from crypto analytics firm DappRadar. Decentraland saw about 2,770 unique wallets generating roughly $19,880. Overall, crypto-powered game platforms remain much smaller than industry titans like Roblox, which boasts over 200 million monthly active players. Epic’s Fortnite sees similar numbers, with about 230 million monthly active users as the platform increasingly shifts toward emphasizing its user-generated content. The Sandbox and other crypto-powered metaverse platforms may have to continue to appeal to creators to stay competitive as the creator economy evolves. Goldman Sachs predicted earlier this year that the $250 billion creator economy will continue to grow, and could swell to become a $480 billion industry within the next three years. XWORLD New-Gen Games & Apps Monetization Platform Earn Profits & Assets from Your App Usage Time

Recently, XWorld and its content tool platform Socialynx hosted an online product feedback and co-creation session under the theme “Optimizing Through Community.” The event brought together KOLs, KOCs, and active users to engage in open dialogue around three core topics: AI-powered content creation, token mechanism improvements, and user experience enhancement. The session sparked honest conversations and yielded valuable insights that will directly influence future product development. 🔍 Core Discussion Areas: Building trust and transparency around the XWorld platform Expanding and optimizing Socialynx’s AI content creation capabilities Improving token system logic and user experience flow 🧠 Topic 1: Transparency as the Foundation of Trust Early in the session, some new users expressed confusion about XWorld’s monetization model. While KOLs have worked to explain the platform’s revenue-sharing system—where ad profits are redistributed to users—participants agreed that a more structured and transparent information framework is essential. This includes clearly communicating how the platform works and helping Web3 newcomers understand the value exchange and earning logic behind XWorld. 🎨 Topic 2: Socialynx AI Tools—Toward Openness and Versatility Participants showed strong interest in Socialynx’s AI-powered content tools, offering a range of suggestions to expand their impact: Personalized content generation tailored to different platforms (e.g., TikTok, YouTube) and creator styles Ready-to-use, highly shareable formats like memes, reactions, and listicles Lightweight content creation tools accessible to regular users (e.g., auto-generated video titles, descriptions, captions) Real-time trend detection and keyword suggestions to help users tap into viral moments Automated comment reply and follower-boosting features to support account growth The takeaway? AI shouldn’t just be a utility—it should be a creative partner that enhances user output and broadens their reach. 💰 Topic 3: Refining the Token Experience—Balancing Utility with Simplicity Discussions around the token system centered on both logic and usability. KOLs raised concerns about daily earning caps, liquidity dynamics, and pricing mechanisms. In addition, participants flagged several experience issues: Lack of flexibility in investment configuration under a single account Confusing token slot logic that feels unintuitive Slow customer support response times, often taking 2–3 weeks to resolve issues Suggestions included: Introducing gamified features such as tasks, quests, and seasonal events Streamlining token mining logic to reduce user confusion Establishing service-level agreements (SLAs) for customer support with clearer turnaround expectations 📈 What’s Next: Socialynx Product Roadmap Informed by Real Feedback Based on this session’s input, the Socialynx team is exploring the following roadmap items: Launch of simplified AI content creation kits for regular users New templates including memes, reaction videos, and viral-friendly formats Growth automation features like auto-replies and trend alerts Improved token UX to minimize confusion and remove unnecessary friction Transparency dashboards and onboarding resources to help new users build confidence Faster customer support systems with committed response times 👂 Listening Builds Better Products At XWorld and Socialynx, we believe the best products aren’t built in isolation—they’re co-created with the community. This session not only delivered actionable insights, but also affirmed our users’ deep interest and trust in the long-term vision. We’re grateful for every voice that contributed, and we’ll continue to listen, adapt, and build with intention.