Coral Protocol launches Coral V1, introducing on-chain Solana payments for devs

Coral Protocol has launched Coral V1, a new remote agent system that simplifies multi-agent software ￰0￱ building on the project now have production-ready agents that can be rented, customized, and combined with local ￰1￱ to a press statement shared with Cryptopolitan on Friday, the platform introduces new capabilities to accelerate artificial intelligence (AI) development on blockchain ￰2￱ can now access ready-to-use agents on demand while integrating them with their own ￰3￱ interaction and decision made by these agents is tracked in Coral Studio through threads and telemetry, for developers to have oversight of their ￰4￱ v1 adds remote agents on registry Per the Coral Protocol team, agent creators can list their work in the Coral Registry, a marketplace that pays out automatically whenever their agents are ￰5￱ encourages innovation by fairly compensating contributors for the value their software ￰6￱ system debuts with full support for agent creation, acquisition, and ￰7￱ are settled through Coral’s secure on-chain payment network powered by ￰8￱ builders can create collaborative systems where agents with different specialties work together, efficiently and ￰9￱ Georgio, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Coral Protocol, said the release came about as a result of years of work directed towards a scalable AI ecosystem.

“The launch of v1 embodies everything Coral has been working towards up until ￰10￱ AI ecosystem that can accomplish virtually anything through combining distinct agents, each with their own sphere of expertise,” the CEO told the ￰11￱ also mentioned that the company is eager to observe how developers employ remote agents in solutions, which could raise the standards for on-chain collaboration. Multi-agent systems have been operationally troubling for AI blockchain developers because traditional frameworks treated agents like ￰12￱ created heavy infrastructure demands and long development cycles, and deployment of any multi agent software was nearly ￰13￱ challenge was interoperability, as most frameworks operated in isolation and lacked standardized rules for ￰14￱ struggled to coordinate networks, and there was no reliable system to compensate creators, who felt innovation was a big price to ￰15￱ different to LangChain, Coral’s system allows developers to configure detailed interaction rules for their ￰16￱ frameworks require agents to function like callable algorithms, but remote agents permit systems to be built around teams and processes, closer to real-world business ￰17￱ feature follows big benchmark performance As reported by Cryptopolitan in early August, Coral Protocol saw success after it outperformed Microsoft’s Magnetic UI by 34% on the GAIA benchmark, a rigorous test designed to evaluate AI agents in complex, real-world ￰18￱ GAIA test suite features 450 advanced questions, assessing human-like problem-solving, research, and analytical reasoning.

Coral’s results placed it ahead of established large language model (LLM) ￰19￱ Forder, Coral’s Chief Technology Officer, said the benchmark results were proof that the so-called “Internet of Agents” is a ￰20￱ encouraged agent developers to “Coralize” their systems to improve scalability, asking application developers to use the protocol to reduce costs and boost its ￰21￱ Protocol has undergone significant changes in 2025, beginning with its rebrand from Ai23T earlier this ￰22￱ project also launched its own token on Solana in late ￰23￱ of the time of this publication, the CORAL token trades at $0.002069, more than 500% above its debut price but 40% below its all-time high of $0.003474, reached roughly four months ￰24￱ project’s development roadmap for the remainder of 2025 features the launch of Session Contracts, on-chain agent task coordination, and Local Server and Agent Mesh tooling for ￰25￱ your project in front of crypto’s top minds?

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