Introducing BAP-578: The first official BNB Application Proposal. The first official BNB Application Proposal. BAP-578 introduces a new token standard for Non-Fungible Agents (NFAs), AI-driven assets that can act autonomously onchain. Here’s everything you need to know 🧵👇
Why BAPs matter As the ecosystem grows, apps need shared rules to work seamlessly together. BAPs allow developers to agree on standards for things like NFT utility, AI agent behavior, and identity without touching consensus or the EVM. Learn more in the post below 👇
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BNB Chain DevelopersFeb 3, 02:00
Introducing BAPs: A new standard for the BNB Chain application layer. BAP stands for BNB Application Proposal. It’s a design document that lets the community propose standards for how applications on BNB Chain communicate and interact. Here’s everything you need to know 🧵👇
Enter BAP-578: Non-Fungible Agent (NFA) Token Standard BAP-578 proposes a standard for Non-Fungible Agents: AI-driven assets that exist onchain and act autonomously. This is the first BAP to be introduced.
What is a Non-Fungible Agent? An NFA is an AI-powered asset that can: • Own a wallet • Execute transactions • Maintain a history of its actions • Operate across different dApps AI as an onchain entity, not just an off-chain service.
What BAP-578 enables The key shift: AI becomes active onchain. Instead of being a passive tool, agents can: • Hold assets • Execute logic • Interact with protocols directly • Be bought, sold, or hired
Why this matters for BNB Chain BAP-578 lays the groundwork for an Agent Economy. A future where AI agents can move between dApps, follow shared standards, and operate predictably across the ecosystem.
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