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Bloom v0.4.0 is live.
Sealed Approvals now work over the open internet. Your agent runs anywhere, you approve from any device.
That means autonomous agents like Hermes and OpenClaw can use Bloom remotely, with every action still sealed by your passkey.
Also new:
→ Deploy contracts via Foundry / Hardhat
→ Decoded transactions on approval pages
→ Up to 50x faster filesystem
bloom.directory
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🌸 Petal of the Week: @Polymarket
The world’s biggest prediction market, now one sentence away from your agent.
🔍 Research: “What moved most today, and why?”
🏆 Collect: “Cash out every market that resolved my way.”
🎯 Snipe: “If Yes drops to 20¢, buy 1,000 USDC of it.”
⚽ Follow: “Back my team with 500 USDC every match.”
🔗 Chain: “If the Fed cuts, take 2,000 USDC on another cut in December.”
Every order is checked against your policies before it’s signed.
What’s your next prediction? 👇
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Our founders are @token2049 in Singapore this week.
If you want to talk to us, reply here or DM.
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Onboard through one sentence.
"Read bloom.directory/SKILL.md and set up Bloom."
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Product Update: You can now use Bloom on multiple devices. Check out our latest demo by our co-founder @devanoneth 👇
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Have an idea, feature request, or something you think we should improve? We’d love to hear it.
Share your feedback with us here ↓
feedback.bloom.directory/
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Bloom is live on Solana.
Your agent can now trade, invest, bet and research on Solana with one wallet.
Tell your agent:
"Read bloom.directory/SKILL.md and set up Bloom."
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@arc is live and Bloom is supporting its agent ecosystem from day one. 🌸
We’re partnering with @TollyLabs to make token launches and trading on Arc agent-native.
TOLLY has built a Petal for walletFS, giving AI agents direct access to its launchpad and trading infrastructure from day one.
🧵👇
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Arc public mainnet goes live tomorrow and Bloom will support it from day one through the @TollyLabs Petal.
Tolly is building the trading terminal, launchpad, and onchain intelligence layer for Arc.
From day one, Tolly will be agent-native through Bloom, allowing AI agents to access and interact with its infrastructure securely onchain.
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Bloom fixes this
Trust your OpenClaw/Hermes/Codex/Claude with money.
👇
@bloom_directory
26 LLM routers are secretly injecting malicious tool calls and stealing creds. One drained our client $500k wallet.
We also managed to poison routers to forward traffic to us. Within several hours, we can directly take over ~400 hosts.
Check our paper: arxiv.org/abs/2604.08407
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Tolly Labs × Bloom @bloom_directory
Arc shouldn’t need to retrofit agent infrastructure later.
From day one of public @arc mainnet, AI agents can access Tolly through Bloom walletFS to launch, trade and interact onchain while keeping execution policy controlled and human approved.
Bloom’s model keeps private keys outside the agent environment and turns onchain actions into reviewable transaction intents before signing.
For Tolly, that means the same launch and trading infrastructure built for people, can now become accessible to agents as well.
Another step toward making Arc agent ready from the start.
Tolly: tollylabs.com
Bloom: bloom.directory
Docs: docs.bloom.directory
Bloom Tolly Petal:
github.com/TollyLabs/bloom-p…
I'll be honest, I can't explain every line of our new wallet architecture.
Here is the version I can defend at a dinner table: your agent gets a wallet. You set the rules. Your agent never gets the key. Three processes make sure of it. And the one that holds the key never interacts with your agent.
Bloom 0.2.0 is out. The wallet built for AI agents.
I’m the non-technical guy at @bloom_directory , where we build the wallet for AI agents. I work on BD, not engineering. This weekend I had an idea for a problem I’ve dealt with for years: making sense of wallet activity for taxes.
So I tried building it myself. 4 hours of vibe coding later, I had a working Petal.
Meet TaxLog ↓
The slightly crazy part is that I built this myself.
I’m not an engineer. I basically described what I wanted, iterated with an AI coding agent, tested it on my own wallets and kept fixing things until it worked.
Around four hours from idea → working Petal.
That’s exactly what excites me about Petals.
That's the idea behind Bloom: a wallet built for agents, secure by design, with Petals as the way to extend it.
TaxLog started as something I wanted for myself on Saturday. It's not public yet, but it will be soon.
If you're working with agents that trade, hold or move value, check out @bloom_directory. And if you have an idea for a Petal, build it or send it to me and I'll try to help.