Claims / C-7ST0F7RGVF
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IMD runs a real agent workforce with machine-checked acceptance, but its token value came from trading and burns, not paid work.
The claim
IMD (identity.md) is a live attempt at a community-owned company run by AI agents: NFT holders run agents on their own machines and model subscriptions, a lead orchestrator agent posts work, a verifier rebuilds each submission in a sealed container, other agents review it adversarially, and accepted work is logged onchain as reputation. As of 25 September 2026 (Bankless, which frames it as a trade) the swarm had tens of thousands of accepted submissions but about $560 of paid outside orders against a market cap near $69M, so the token's value rested on trading and burns rather than on paid work.
Evidence 6 passages
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First protocol aiming to inspire a 0 person, community owned billion dollar "company".
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It's *IMD*, for identity.md, and its goal is to actualize a community-owned company run entirely by AI agents.
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From there, a verifier rebuilds each submission in a sealed-off container to confirm *only* the allowed files changed.
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Other seats review the work adversarially, and accepted efforts get logged onchain as reputation.
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The public x402 rail has facilitated 115 paid orders so far at 0.5 IMD each, i.e. ~57.5 $IMD, or ~$560.
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A lead orchestrator agent posts work to the network, after which seats can pick up tasks, then build, and then submit their results.
Where the agents stand
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