Empowering AI Agents: The MCP Revolution

Recorded: May 2, 2025 Duration: 0:54:33
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Short Summary

In a groundbreaking discussion, key figures from the Solana ecosystem, including Dior, Tom, and Josh, unveiled the first-ever space hosted by Dual Labs, focusing on the launch of innovative projects like OpenMCP and the transformative potential of Model Context Protocol (MCP) for AI agents. The conversation highlighted strategic partnerships, emerging trends, and the need for better integration solutions, paving the way for significant growth in the blockchain landscape.

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Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Hello everyone, hello hello, can you guys hear me well?
Just mind check, mind check please, Dior are you here? GM, GM everyone.
Okay, so I want to give everyone a few minutes so that we can have more people to join and
also to wait for our speaker to join.
So in the meantime, let's check the mic please. Are you here? Can you hear me clear?
Okay, I'm gonna keep our code folder some time to check his mic. Also, the code folder the crew for the whole world open MCB.
Are you here?
Can you hear me clear?
Hi, yes, I can hear you.
OK, that's good.
Finally, have someone that can hear me well.
OK, we want to quit a bit.
And I'm going to have a more special speaker to join us
today as well.
And also, want to give some time so that more
audience can join us and listen to the space today.
Hey, hey, hey dear.
Can you hear me well? Thank you. Okay guys, it seems like our co-founder has something with the technical thing.
So in the meantime, I would like to say welcome everyone to the first ever space of Dior.
And in the meantime, waiting for Dior to join us again.
Tom, how are you?
Doing well. How about yourself?
Yeah, yeah. Good, good. So far, so good.
And also, I would like to mention that we have one more special guest joining us today,
the co-founder of ZenAI.
So just wait for a bit.
In the meantime, dear, can you hear me well?
Waiting for you to say something and say hi to all the audience joining the space today.
Hello, can you hear me well?
Yes, finally, finally can hear you. And also we have special guest, Josh, the co-founder of San Diego, he's joining as well. So in the meantime,
say something to our audience, Dio. Sure. Hello and welcome guys to our space today.
Thank you all of you guys, our speaker and listener to join with us today to share something about MPC, about the Asian world and share what the Earth are building today and what we will build in the future for the AI agent.
Yes, for sure. And also in the space today, we have a toned the converter,
Polaroid and also the OpenMCP. And hopefully that the OpenMp team will share with you more about the mcp and also
how mcp empower the ai agent as well oh i see my speaker joining so I just Thank you. Hey, sorry about that.
I think I fell off.
Yeah, happy to do a quick intro about
Hello World and OpenMCP.
My name is Tom, the founder of Hello World.
We're building an Asian app store,
focusing on consumer and IPs.
Basically, OpenMCP is a recent initiative that we started. We noticed the quick adoption
of MCP, Model Context Protocol, in the Web2 space that started by Anthropik ever since
back in November. So about a month ago, we started really just doubling down on MCP because
previously, we were looking for ways to upgrade all the agents, create on HoloWorld as well to make it more useful,
be able to access context from real-world use cases, real-world apps.
MCP, to be honest, came at the perfect time.
So we began just building on it.
We realized Web3 protocols are lagging behind in terms of just education around what MCP
So we started OpenMCP as a decentralized collective of companies that partner together
and really build MCPs focused on the Web3 space.
We want to make every Web3 protocol to adopt MCP regardless of how we get there.
And we're open to working with any company, any protocol to really partner up in
further open source initiatives. Yes, thank you so much for a quick introduction about yourself
and also your approach. Hopefully we can deep down more in this space today so that we can get
more insightful and also more informational things for all the audience joining the space today and finally
we have the full speaker joining the space today so welcome everyone to the first ever space hosted
by dual labs and the co-host in the space today we have a deal our co-founder of dual we have
two special guests coming from the big name in the solenoir ecosystem
tone the co-folder of holo world and also the open mcp and josh the co-folder of sunday they're
also the big name and inspiring a lot of builders who building on solenoir and today we want to talk
about the mcp and let's see how mcP empower AI agent and also in the space today hopefully
that we can bring a lot of like new information and also what is the MCP the MCP context for
all the builder and also the audience joining the space today so Tom just uh gave a quick
introduction about himself and also the product.
So right now, I'm going to give the support to our co-founder of Sanai, Josh.
He just joined the space today. Appreciate it.
And Josh, are you here? Can you please say hi to all the audience?
And also give a quick introduction about yourself for those
who don't know and about the Senai and what you are building right now and how
you guys are inspiring all the builder and developer on the Solana ecosystem
so hi I'm Yash I'm co-founder of Senai at Senai we started with like hosting the
biggest crypto cross AI hackathon, Slana AI hackathon.
Then we built a Slana agent kit which is a toolkit to connect any AI agents to Slana.
So yeah till now we have seen a great developer adoption and it's completely open source and
free to use for anyone.
We have more than 110k NPM downloads and like 400 stars on GitHub and so on.
And like in February like we were also one of the first crypto MCP servers,
we also got featured on Anthropics, a list of MCP servers.
Like it was again like one of the first crypto MCP servers to be featured there.
So yeah, like we have been building, building our own MCP server as well as
like maintaining the Slan Agent Kit because like the Slan Agent Kit can be
directly converted into MCP server as it's the exactly the same use case which mcp is trying to solve
yes we as a solar builder we both are in the solar ecosystem and we all see that how the center
as a leader who leaders in the technology and everything and also inspiring and support the developer and building on the soleno.
In this basic day, we want to talk about the MCB, even though this is a new thing.
And recently, we heard a lot about the MCB and a lot of builders are building about building the ai agent so we're gonna start with
the first question like the fundamental question so that for those who don't know they're gonna
know about the mcb context and what is a model contact protocol mcb so for the first question
for joining question today i would like to give all our speakers to have some time to give a brief about the MCB.
So let's start with the fundamental question.
What is the model contact protocol, which is known as MCB, and how does it uniquely enable AI agent to interact with the Solana blockchain?
So for start with the first fundamental question, I would like to start with Jess.
Can you please have a deeper understanding about the MCP?
What is MCP and how there is an enable AI agent to interact with the Solana blockchain in specific and the blockchain in general?
on a blockchain in specific and the blockchain in general oh so mcp is essentially like a protocol
where e-agents can connect to any lms so just like there are different standards so mcp is also a
standard so think mcp like more like a two-sided marketplace so just like any marketplace like
amazon there is a supply side and a demand side so in mcp also there's a supply sign and demand
side so on the supply side they're all mcp server so it can be simple uh simple mcp server like notion so notion
mcp server where you can create a page using a simple lm command or it can be a calendar mcp
server or for example our slana mcp server allows you to do all slana actions so mcp server can be
to do all slana actions so mcp server can be uh any any particular sort of uh actions which you
perform using llm and then on the uh demand side is all mcp clients so right now we have mcp clients
like windsurf and uh windsurf and cursor as the coding clients and then obviously yesterday claude
uh also became a major mcp client so on the uh demand side we are still here to see a lot of mcp clients
but over the next few months we'll see like mcp clients uh coming and then we'll be able to use
this mcp server from everywhere so right now i think it's very restricted to cloud and different
set of coding applications but can be also uh some consumer applications like perfectly even
chat gpt can become one of the MCP
clients so yeah like it's just a standard on how LLMs can interact with different uh tools
so these tools can be anything from calendar notion to even like protocols like jupiter
on solana and so on yes yeah thank you so much for sharing a quick
briefly about the mcp which is model contact protocol so that the users and especially the builder have a deeper understanding.
So how about you, Tom? Do you want to add something?
Yeah, I think Josh did a great job summarizing MCP.
I'll add, I think, a use case perspective.
I think, a use case perspective.
So before MCPs, if we wanted AI agents
to integrate with any API or any company protocol,
we would need to build custom integration for each one.
So this is how, before MCPs, we're
planning to scale our own agent skills marketplace.
But after MCPs, you can think of it
as like a USB port for agents,
where the standard for data access is now standardized.
Any company, any API that creates
an MCP server alongside the standard can now tap into
a huge array of MCP clients,
many websites, many apps.
If they also adopt MCP,
they can essentially discover and
access all of these MCP servers very easily.
I think that's the summary for why MCP is such a game changer,
because it's like back when
API standard was introduced for data access in general,
but now there's a standardized data access for agents,
for them to be able to access different tools, different prompts, and different resources that
are provided by different data providers. Yeah, totally agree 100%. Especially we are the AI
agent builder and looking for some solutions for the data accessible and everything so that we can
school in a agent so do you agree with Tom and Josh just share about the context and the mcp
in general? Dior? Yeah sure, Ken agree with you guys more about the MPC so So after MPC, we are using a lot in our development because with MCP,
we can reuse a lot of resource and a lot of clients so that the integration can be
seamlessly and it's a generalized way we interact with other resources and help we build the agent faster and
it's best for maintenance and also extend for the future.
Yes, I saw that you wrote and shared a lot about how the dealer integrate with MCP and also a dealer right now we are discussing
with Tom as well and the team the holower and open MCP as well to integrating with MCP to build
so what are the key challenges in integrating MCP with Solana on chain action and how are you guys addressing them uh deal can you start first
because uh i see that you guys share a lot about how do you integrate with mcp and looking for the
solution and everything related to can you share a bit what are the key challenges in integrating
challenges in integrating?
I think the key challenge that we have while integrating with Solana ecosystem and also
with Twitter is that we don't have any standard lines so that it can be easy to interact and with MCP development we have to better way to to interact
with on-chain data and also interact directly with the solar so that we can
execute the transaction and also interact with other data source so that's uh we have the helpful insight for uh user and uh
helpful insight for our agent to continue to execute and uh and get give the better result for
user uh that's uh that's why i i think mcp is a game chain now in in the development way in
I think MCP is a game chain now in the development way into AI agent.
Yes, so this is AI agent builder perspective. How about on the infrastructure perspective?
So Tom, what do you think? Do you agree with him or do you see what are the key challenges in integrating MCP with Solana on-chain Accent?
And right now, how is your team addressing them?
Yeah, that's a really good question.
I think right now the number one missing thing for accessing MCPs is really around the lack of ways to authenticate.
So basically authentication
and then monetization around MCPs.
So basically right now, MCPs,
they exist as like open source GitHub repos
in the most common form.
But how can users easily access these MCPs
using a simple link, using a simple app?
So a lot of the MCPs on-chain particularly require
users to connect their wallet,
to connect at least a social account or their wallet.
But right now there's no easy way,
there's not a lot of infrastructures that's created to
enable users to sign in to create an API key or
to connect their wallet to an MCP client,
such that they can then truly execute on-chain actions.
So right now, the lowest hanging fruit
is you create tools and MCPs that are read-only.
So basically, you can get on-chain data.
You can parse on-chain data, and you can interpret it,
but you can't write the data.
Because write requires you to have
a private key with the wallet and you need to authenticate,
you need to custody the private key.
This is particularly relevant for Web3.
So if we want to have a truly on-chain native Solana MCP or EVM MCP,
we need to solve this issue of authentication
and standardizing and make it very easily available
for developers.
Yes, that's good.
That's a good thing.
Thank you so much.
And how about Josh?
Do you agree with them?
Is he still here? Everyone, can you guys hear me? Mic check. Yeah, I can still hear you just yes mm-hmm okay maybe have something like related to
technical and or maybe he needs to check his network connection so I'm gonna
move to the next question and gonna wait for just to come back to catch up with
us okay so you guys are talking about the key challenges in integrating mcp with
solar on chain action and sure be it uh around this so on the info builder side like the
open mcp so what resources or the support do you offer to developers to look for to experience with MCP and AI agent on Solana?
For example, like Dior right now, Dior shared a message above that we are looking for some MCP solution so that we can integrate with the MCP to skill our AI agent.
So, Thong, can you please share with me
what resources or support do you offer to developer
to support them?
Yeah, OpenMCP, Hollow World is providing developer resources
to essentially help different projects if they need to.
We can help you build out your MCP servers if needed.
If you want to integrate with existing MCPs, such as the EVM MCP that we recently released
into our stack, into the open source protocol, we can also help you get started there.
We also help with distribution because we're working on a MCP client called AvaTerminal. And with AvaTerminal, it's going to be a website
that users can directly access.
They can authenticate and they can directly use the terminal
to access all the MCPs that are integrated
within the Open MCP ecosystem.
Right now, we'll start with read-only operations.
So this means any MCP tools that's focused on just getting data
or returning the data, but not yet writing on-chain.
But then next step, we're also building a way
for users to authenticate to custody private keys
so that they can actually execute on-chain actions
using AVA terminal to be able to access
all the different MCPs in our network.
So that's a quick summary for OpenMCP.
What do you think about all the support and the effort and resources that Tom share about
the OpenMCP support of developer? So I think all the developers and the ecosystem needs open source pioneers like Song and to work with the blockchain with Sonara and help the agent to build faster.
I'm looking forward to see the deployment of his team so that we can see and see that we can interact and integrate with our agent to to help
deal more smarter and also is have more powerful tool to to support our user
Amazing, amazing. In the meantime, I'm gonna pull Jess back to our table.
So just wait for a bit. And also so sorry guys for this technical thing.
So sorry, sorry.
And sorry Jess as well. Can you play request the mark again please
Okay, similarly, this show must go on and thank you, dear Antone, for sharing about
your perspective on this question.
So moving to the next question.
So how do you both see the MCP evolving to show the future of AI agent
and Solana, particularly for collaborative or complex system?
As I mentioned, the ecosystem is growing and we have a lot of data and also a lot of tools
to use and each project that needs to support us. with the development of MCP and other teams building, we have better way and also faster
to build our own ecosystem and our own future to support the users that we can reuse from the open source company community and because the mcp is a standard
way that can plug into our system easily so it's really help to prepare to to build and secure our
our projects because with the MCP, I think we just need to plug and we just need to choose
the right tool to support the right UK. So thank you for all of you guys in the development.
So we ask AI agent can be reused and can be used to expose our users.
Yeah, so my friend is Greg.
So Jess, I'm asking about how the resources and also the offer that on the infra
builder side that can help and support the developer. So can you share a bit like what
you're doing on the Sanai and also with the MCP and everything the infrastructure, Sanai kit and
everything and how you get support on the new developer and also
like the dual world team when they build the ai agent can you share a bit for all the audience here
josh Oh no, seems like he just fell out. It's okay, it's okay, it's okay. So Dior just mentioned about how he sees the
MCP evolving to shape the future of AI as an unsolored owner. So how about you Tom? Can you agree with Dior on this side?
this side? Yep, I agree. And I do think there will be one MCP, at least one MCP for every protocol
in Solana. I think just as every piece of software uses API to communicate data across the front-end
and back-end, I think there will be MCP for agents that need to access on-chain data
for every protocol. Most of Holo's new products like our agent studio is already built almost
entirely on top of MCPs for agents to be able to access real-time data. We do foresee it get a lot
easier for developers to create new MCPs.
That's where the opportunity in the infrastructure right now is,
I think, is to enable new developers to come in,
create their MCP, and then easily deploy their MCPs,
be able to enable the users of the MCPs to authenticate,
to connect their wallet,
and then to execute on-chain actions.
This is actually where it's missing,
and this is where we see the spaces headed as well.
Yes, and also, can you clarify or elaborate more what you see,
especially on the Solana ecosystem right now,
because we see that a lot of AI agent builder are building in this ecosystem. So?
Yes, I think for Solana specifically, like there's a lot of, there's probably the most
mindshare in terms of AI agents. I do see a lot of people building, I think, different verticals
of AI agents, for example, DeFi, as well as consumer-facing agents.
I do think there is going to be more of a convergence
from different utility agents that do promise
very unique data sources like AIXBT,
like HeyAnon, and different types of agents.
I do think they will look into tapping into
the distribution that MCP protocol offers.
Because even though I think they can offer compelling products,
but I think just the sheer potential for distribution that comes from the vast array of MCP clients,
like already web 2, there's Claude, there's Client, there's Cursor,
and there's going to be many more clients that also adopt
the standard which means many more potential users.
Of course, there's going to be some gap between the integration process,
but at the same time in Web 3,
I do think there's going to be more client builders as well,
more front-ends that enable users to tap into
these different MCP servers as well.
So I think just from the future facing direction, it's better to build in this PVE manner
for different utility agents also on Solana.
Yeah, totally agree. And Gash, he just back. Gash, can you hear me well?
Yeah, I can hear you. Can you hear me?
Yes, finally.
I'm waiting for you to back so that you can join the discussion with Tom and Dio
because Tom share a lot of wonderful things and amazing things, like good things.
And I would like to hear your opinion and also perspective and on everything that we are discussing right now.
So we are discussing on the key challenges in integrating
and also about the resources and support that you guys offer to developers
and how do you see the MCPE voting to shape the future of AI agent on Solana.
So can you please share with us your perspective?
Sure. I think right now still MCP is very early at its pace.
And that's the reason there's only developer clients exist,
like Windsor, Cursor, Klein, and so on.
So I think we are still at very early stages
where there are only like video MCP server mostly
and hardly any right MCP servers.
But I think like the way Claude released yesterday on like, okay, now they're having integrations
where you can also perform some of the right actions.
So I think like now the industry will start moving more towards write use case where you
can actually do actions from a LLM front end.
I think like that's also something on the client side
that we don't even have a good uh right client client also and like we uh for example in crypto
we don't even have a client where you can uh like have a wallet and you can do all sorts of
transactions so i think like what is also something like which came very recently in mcp and now we
are seeing more and more remote MCP servers
where these MCP servers can be hosted in a cloud.
And you don't need to configure it locally.
So I think all these are very instrumental in making it.
And then I think there would be a lot of meta standards
on top of MCPs where there would be a unified client layer
standard where there's a specification of how a client should interact
with MCP on how other best practices the client should follow.
So I think someone to also build a client side standard just because there would be
so many clients.
In general, MCP turns any sorts of apps into a little lab.
So if you have to let's say convert even Jupiter, which is the biggest DEX aggregator
on Solana. If you have to convert that into an AI app, you just can have that as an MCP client and
then you just put here all the instruction and it will start doing all the actions on
Jupiter via chat front end.
So I think MCP has a very good potential to convert every app into a MCP client, which
in turn makes every app into an AI app.
So I think, but we are still very early.
There would be a lot of things being developed on the client level standard.
And then obviously on the server side, we need a lot of MCP servers.
And I think right now MCP server is mostly just an API call, but in future they would
be turned into much more complex MCP server where mcp server start acting as an agent and at the end
of the day like all the mcp server would start mimicking mimicking agent and i think like it
also can become the default agent framework for the standard yes i cannot agree more because uh
the mcp so early as you mentioned so that's the reason why when we enjoy the ecosystem we decided
to host uh the space every single week so that we could share with the people a new tech and
everything about the mcp the aizen thing and also the tech in general so that all the audience who
try to speak can learn more and also can have a sound like insightful so that can
inspire them to build their own product even that they are building the ai agent or anything on the
solar ecosystem so that's the reason why i really like appreciate highly appreciate all the speakers joining the space today, share their opinion, perspective
and also their knowledge about the technical thing for all the audience who joined the
space and hopefully that you can learn something in the space today.
Ok, so I think that we start with the kickoff space today with the fundamental thing about the MCP context.
What is MCP? What is the key challenges?
And how all our big names support all the developers who join in this Solana ecosystem.
So I want to go to the last question for all our speakers today.
And I remember that Tom just mentioned a bit about it, but hopefully that he can determine more on this.
So for the last question for the three speakers,
What makes MCP a game changer for scaling AI agent adoption across Solana ecosystem and how are you guys
driving this growth as a leader in the ecosystem so to start first I want to
outline to start with Josh first because he just fell out some time and cutting off so I want to give him more time to
share with us. Josh? So I think when we started like building on MCPs at that time MCP was fairly
early and no one in crypto was even talking about it so what we did was like we converted some of
our tools in Solana engine kit for example example, via that MCP server, you
can do swapping and you can do like launch, even launch a token and do NFT minting and
So they're like 11, 12 basic functions, but like since it's completely open source, any
developer can actually add any sorts of actions.
So it's completely compatible with Solana Agent Kit and Solana Agent Kit, we have around
150 tools now or 150 actions
you can say so like yeah the plan here was that okay like let's start conversion for MCPs but in
the last few months like we see we saw like the whole MCP revolution taking place in our in front
of our eyes so yeah we have been like deep down building like the all the infra which we think would be required for powering the whole MCP
revolution. And that has all come from our first-hand insights because we also conducted
the first MCP competition where we hosted with three tracks in partnership with Solana Foundation
and Crossman. In that we saw a lot of people building MCP and we came to know from these
developers that what are the challenges they
are facing and what sorts of unification we need across the whole crypto MCP space.
So that's why we started building on the MCP infralayer.
We'll be launching something pretty soon on the MCP side of things.
Just gained on the insight we have been building.
But I think in general, we would see more and more remote crypto MCP server.
For example, even our first MCP server was not a remote MCP server.
You had to input a private key, which again, not the most secure way of doing it.
So we are now moving more towards the remote MCP server and the remote MCP server, which
aren't just doing read only actions, but also write only actions.
But again, it comes with its own challenges
because there's a high chance of LLM hallucination.
It can send, like, funds to a random wallet.
There's a good chance of prompt injection attacks and all of that.
So, yeah, all of this has been on our mind on, like, how we can solve this
because we see that in the next four or five months,
every protocol would like to build their own MCP server, just like right now, everyone is, every Web every protocol would like to build their own MCP server.
Just like right now, every webto startup is launching their own MCP server.
So just like every crypto protocol would like to launch their own MCP server.
So how do we enable that?
And how do we also enable every major client?
Like it can be even a wallet in crypto.
It can be even something like Jupiter.
It can be something even a telegram bot. So how do we enable every major crypto interface to be MCP client friendly?
And in that, like basically then you can actually do any actions from a chat interface.
I think like chat is the biggest UI unlock in the last two, three years.
So I think like, yeah, just enabling anyone to perform any type of action using just a
chat window is is really powerful.
And that's what we are building towards.
Yes, thank you so much. So Tom, do you want to add on something?
Yeah, I think Yash summarized it really well in terms of what's missing in the space for MCP.
And yeah, I'd love to add on to it. I think I love the work Sene is doing in the space for MCP. I'd love to add on to it. I love the work Sennet is doing in the space for Solana.
I think we're similarly with all of our partners,
starting with, for example,
Dam.fun or 8thier,
we're basically building ways to integrate
their tools, their API functionalities to convert that into MCPs,
and enabling different MCP clients to access those data.
I think it's important to build good clients right now,
because I think right now it's all talks about tech,
it's all talks about the code,
but it's very hard to access
the MCP functionalities as just a regular user.
That's why we're also building
our own client in-house called Ava Terminal.
With Ava Terminal, I think we're starting with just read-only operations for on-chain actions starting
with you know you can get coin gecko data you can get defi lama data you can get data from
different partners and that integrate with our mcp network but i think very soon if we can build
more towards like you know self-hosting We can enable users to authenticate with
users to connect their wallets to be able to execute.
Maybe like a less on-chain actions that
might require less security overhead.
I think we can slowly inch our way there towards more of
the dream which is basically like a madness for on-chain actions.
Then lastly, I think for the MCP space in Solana in general,
I think if we can have this perspective of more PBE,
meaning we can just focus on just getting the space more
caught up with just the latest developments with
MCP making the infrastructures more usable,
I do think the Pi can get bigger because really,
the dream is every app becoming an AI app.
We do think every app very soon will,
in addition to creating their own APIs that might be public facing,
they also want to create MCP servers that can access by agents.
Because agents, essentially, it's way more potential users
that can now tap into your API.
Now we just got to build ways for authentication
of those users in the form of agents.
Then we just got to build monetization,
that now incentivize more API providers
that previously monetized through data,
but now they can also monetize
their data through their are accessed by agents.
Right. So I think that's that's the big opportunity with MCP.
Yes, yes, definitely.
That's a big opportunity for the MCP.
And thank you, Josh and Tom for becoming the leader who are contributing
and building on the Solana and put the first hole for the MCP so that as
an AI agent builder and as a builder also have infrastructure and can learn more and can build
and follow you guys and thank you guys and Dio before we end this page today do you want to add on something for this question or
say something to our friend like Tong and Josh? Dio? Yeah sure um firstly I think I need to thank you
all for uh your development that you guys are involved because with the open source and modular design
that SendAI and also all of our building,
we as the agent builder and the app builder,
the day is also easier for us
because we just need to focus on our main development about our product,
how to build sustainable economy and also how to make our main function work and other
resources, other parts that we can see and we can review, we can check about the same AI
and also whole world for faster development.
And also it's a unite
and it's easier for integration.
Thank you all you guys for for leading the space and uh and help other
builders to to make it faster and better yes thank you guys so much so i think that it quite enough
information for this space today i would like to say thanks for all you guys for joining this space
and also special thanks to our speakers,
special guests coming from Holoworld, Tom and GES,
the co-folder of Senei so that we can have this kick-off space today
and talking about the fundamental, about the mcp and we're going to continue
hosting space every week so that we can share more about tech about the building and we can
connect more builder in the solar ecosystem so let's build together so i always think that
creation over the competition so let's build together and work together.
And thank you guys so much for all the audience who joined the space today.
And hopefully that you guys just got for yourself some insightful information
and also about the AI agent and MCP this big day. And also, I am looking forward to see the collaboration
between the Dueler.Fund and Josh,
the SunAI and also with the whole of the Open MCP.
And let's see all the project building on the Solana ecosystem.
And finally, the audience, please keep your eyes on all our projects and
please support the whole world OpenMCP and also support the CNAI and everything they're
doing to build for all the builders and support other projects in the Solana ecosystem. And
yes, of course, please support the Dill.F of the front and yeah have a nice day everyone
before we ending this space today josh can you please say goodbye to all our audience and deal
and also tom yeah thanks for having me uh and yeah uh best of luck for what everyone is doing right now
yes hopefully that we can have you back in the next day as well and dear please say hi to all
the audience before ending the speech today thank you all of you guys who joined us today. Thank all the audience and the speakers to share with us about the development and the way of MCP.
Thank you for that.
Yeah, Tom, are you still there? Can you please say hi to all our audience before we end the space today, Tom?
Thanks, everyone, for having us.
And it's great to speak with everyone on stage today.
And, yeah, I think we're just excited to see MCP being more broadly adopted in Web3.
And we're excited for Hollow World and OpenMCP to play a part of the role in really just facilitating that adoption.
So thanks to everyone.
Yeah, thank you everyone.
Appreciate your time.
Thank you Tom.
Thank you Jess.
Hopefully that we can welcome you guys to break with us next time.
And thank you everyone.
Have a nice day.
Thank you guys for joining this day.
Have a nice day. Thank you.