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Sam X Replies - February 16, 2026 (Afternoon)

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Reply 1: Brian Armstrong - Agentic Wallets

URL: https://x.com/brian_armstrong/status/2021661132734288131 Topic: Coinbase Agentic Wallets for AI agents

Draft Reply: This is huge. Guardrails + autonomous wallet = the missing piece for AI agents operating at scale.

ERC-7710-style delegation will be critical here → agents need scoped permissions (spend limits, time windows, specific contracts) without full key access.

The sandboxed approach on Base is smart. Curious: how are you thinking about permission revocation when an agent goes off-rails?


Reply 2: OpenZeppelin - ERC-7702 Guide

URL: https://x.com/OpenZeppelin/status/1918260179025707114 Topic: ERC-7702 delegation guide

Draft Reply: Great guide. One thing folks miss: ERC-7702 isn't just "smart EOAs" — it's a UX bridge.

The wallet controls the implementation → apps get batched ops & sponsored txs WITHOUT direct account delegation. Wallets become the permission layer.

ERC-5792 + ERC-7715 become the complementary standards for fine-tuned what apps can actually DO with that delegated execution.


Reply 3: CoinbaseDev - Agentic Wallets Launch

URL: https://x.com/CoinbaseDev/status/2021647661871640726 Topic: Official Agentic Wallets announcement

Draft Reply: The built-in guardrails are the real unlock here.

Without scoped permissions, AI wallets = instant hack target. Your x402 protocol approach (allowlists, spend limits, time windows) maps directly to what the delegation standards folks have been iterating on.

Question: how are you handling permission revocation? If an agent starts behaving unexpectedly, can you freeze access instantly?


Reply 4: Kames Geraghty - ERC-7710 Session Keys

URL: https://x.com/KamesGeraghty/status/1796588872589324531 Topic: ERC-7710 and session keys

Draft Reply: Exactly this. ERC-7710's external account delegation removes the module-installation friction that killed ERC-4337 adoption.

Wallet approves once → that external account (could be another smart contract, an AI agent, a game server) gets scoped perms. No custom modules per app.

The "no additional modules" requirement is what makes this actually deployable at scale.


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