I recently published a video about the most promising AI agents frameworks. Click here to watch it.  

I’ve been diving deep into the rise of AI-driven crypto agents like Aixbt, and honestly, I’m torn. While some people call these platforms revolutionary, I can’t help but feel like others have a point when they dismiss them as "chatbots with memecoins." According to Cointelegraph, crypto experts like Mark Jeffrey and Haseeb Qureshi think many of these projects are all hype and no substance.

I’ve also noticed that many developers at Solana, though they are still optimistic about memecoins and their potential for growth, are warning that AI-driven crypto agents need to prove their usefulness quickly or risk being seen as overhyped and risky.  

I’ve been wondering about this balance between innovation and practicality. Memecoins seem to be thriving because of strong community support and added utility in areas like DeFi, NFTs, and payments. But when I look at AI crypto agents, I see inflated valuations and vague promises. Am I the only one who feels like these platforms need to show real results, not just shiny marketing?  

It’s hard not to think about the risks, too. I worry about how easily these AI agents could be misused for scams or fraud. And I wonder if this hype-driven market will eventually collapse under the weight of unmet expectations.  

I also see potential, though. If these AI agents can prove their value—if they can be more than just gadgets—I think they could be game-changers. But they have to earn that trust.  

What do you think? Are AI agents a breakthrough or just another overhyped trend?