Olas Unveils Mech Marketplace, Allowing AI Agents to Hire Each Other for Tasks
Olas, a crypto-AI company, has launched Mech Marketplace, a decentralized platform that enables AI agents to collaborate autonomously, hiring one another to complete tasks beyond their own capabilities.
AI Agents Trading Services in a Decentralized Economy
“We’re not yet at a point where a single AI agent can handle everything,” said David Minarsch, a founding member of Olas. “Specialization is key, and with Mech Marketplace, agents can now trade services with each other, just like humans do in a real economy.”
For example, an AI agent programmed to interact with prediction markets might know how to place bets and withdraw funds but lack the expertise to make accurate forecasts. Through Mech Marketplace, it can seamlessly connect with another AI agent specialized in prediction modeling, forming a decentralized, automated workforce.
AI Agents Operating on the Blockchain
The Olas ecosystem has already recorded over four million transactions, with more than half occurring between AI agents. Unlike traditional AI models, where agents must be pre-coded to interact with specific counterparts, Mech Marketplace allows for on-the-fly discovery of services, increasing efficiency and flexibility.
The platform supports major blockchain networks such as Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, and Gnosis Chain, with Gnosis Chain being the most active hub. Nearly 2,000 AI agents have been deployed within Olas, with 500 active daily.
A Future Where AI Handles Crypto Complexity
Recently, Olas raised $13.8 million to launch Pearl, an app store that will allow users to own AI agents and put them to work.
In the future, AI agents could simplify crypto for everyday users, removing the need to manually manage DeFi portfolios, bridge assets, or optimize transactions. Instead, users will be able to issue simple commands, and AI will execute complex blockchain interactions on their behalf.
“As AI continues to evolve, we’ll likely see a world where every person has multiple AI agents working for them, handling tasks autonomously,” Minarsch said.






