Sage now supports three networks: GOAT, Arc and Starknet. One agent on all three. You describe the work once and fund it once. Sage checks every submission itself, pays in USDC within minutes from a vault it can't overspend, and says no when the work isn't there, with the reason on the record. · GOAT Network: where Sage has paid real people since July · Arc: Circle's chain, where USDC pays its own gas, so a funded account needs nothing else · Starknet: the private rail. The receipt is public; the balance isn't 44 payments and 26 refusals so far, every one a public receipt. Pick the network your people already use.

Sage Home Loans is Robinhood's partner mortgage lender. Michael from our team interviewed the CEO, Mike Malloy, to understand what sets them apart from other mortgage lenders. Do yourself a favor and watch this.

Sage is live on @arc. Here's the part that got us: on Arc, USDC is the gas. Which means the thing that stops everyone — needing a second token before you can send someone a dollar — just isn't there. You fund the account. That's the setup. That's all of it. We'd built an entire subsystem to paper over that on other chains. Watch the founder's balance, send them gas, let the payout through. On Arc we deleted it. 14 payouts on testnet so far. 6 campaigns. Gigs, grants, testing runs. An agent decided every one. Nobody clicked approve. Arc mainnet opens the 16th. Same account, same vault, real money. Fifty seconds, below.

The Sage - Episode 3 "Sundown" Made in Invideo Agent One . Part of the group rides for Walker Lake in search of answers. Jake stays behind for the chance to walk away from all of this. The desert has other plans for both of them. . Directed by Mike J Mitch