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Agent autonomy is partly a context-cost problem. The longer an agent works, the more expensive it becomes to revisit its history. Sparse attention could change that curve. When memory becomes cheap enough, what kinds of agents become economically viable? 🤔

AWE Weekly Update (October W5) Over the past week, we continued advancing new product development, strengthening the agent-native direction of the AWE ecosystem, and maintaining visibility across the broader market: - AWE continued prototyping a new product experience, https://t.co/MnKyMLG7YJ

Weekly Top Gainers (with handles) 1️⃣ Tagger (@TaggerAI): +56.96% 2️⃣ Beam (@buildonbeam): +33.02% 3️⃣ Hyperliquid (@HyperliquidX): +16.68% 4️⃣ Cap (@capapp): +15.96% 5️⃣ MemeCore (@MemeCore_M): +12.69% 6️⃣ AWE (@awenetwork_ai): +6.32% 7️⃣ Pepe (@pepecoineth): +6.01% 8️⃣ https://t.co/uI0it76aaK

Happy Halloween from the Agentic World Economy 🎃 👻 https://t.co/ukGaN19Wct

intelligence was just the start. value lives on @realyse_io. conviction trades on @polyvaults_ai. both are becoming agent-native through AWE.

AI agents are beginning to cross an important boundary: from working with digital information to learning through physical experiments. Could drug discovery be an early glimpse of what agents become when the real world enters the loop? 🤔