TermiX is an AI-powered Web3 operating system that aims to simplify on-chain operations and secure digital assets through the use of artificial intelligence ^[1]. It seeks to provide a user-friendly interface for interacting with decentralized platforms ^[2].

Overview

TermiX OS is designed as an AI Web3 operating system intended to automate decentralized finance (DeFi), centralized finance (CeFi), and other operations through a unified AI interface ^[1]. It aims to allow users to interact with Web3 protocols via a chat interface, where commands are interpreted and executed by AI agents ^[1]. The platform is designed to support multiple blockchain networks, offering a unified experience across different ecosystems ^[1].

The core of TermiX is the Modular Protocol Marketplace (MCPHub), which aims to provide plug-and-play capabilities for Web3 protocols ^[1]. Each protocol is intended to function as a standalone MCP, unifying DeFi and CeFi actions within the platform ^[1]. TermiX also incorporates LLM-Native Wallets, which allow AI agents to function as crypto wallets, handling key management, signatures, and transaction execution ^[1].

TermiX intends to offer a platform where users can build, publish, and reuse custom MCPs across different protocols ^[1]. This is designed to allow for the creation of custom execution logic and access to Web3 data through an AI terminal ^[1]. The platform also emphasizes security, aiming to provide a secure environment for managing digital assets and executing transactions ^[1].

Products

TermiX OS: An AI-driven operating system designed to automate DeFi, CeFi, and other operations through a unified AI interface ^[1].

Features

• Web3 Terminal: Aims to provide a chat interface where users can type commands and have AI agents execute them ^[1].
• MCPHub: A modular protocol marketplace designed to offer plug-and-play capabilities for Web3 protocols ^[1].
• LLM-Native Wallets: Allows AI agents to function as crypto wallets, managing keys, signatures, and execution ^[1].
• Open MCPHub: Aims to enable users to build, publish, and reuse custom MCPs across protocols ^[1].
• Multi-chain Support: Designed to offer native support for major EVM and non-EVM chains ^[1].
• Automated Trading: Aims to allow users to track their portfolio across different chains and centralized exchanges ^[1].
• Social Intelligence: Designed to provide insights into sentiment and emerging trends ^[1].
• Custom MCP: Aims to allow users to create their own execution logic, link any protocol or tool, and access all Web3 data via an AI terminal ^[1].

Ecosystem

TermiX's ecosystem includes several components:

• TermiX SDK: Facilitates the integration of AI agents with various Web3 protocols ^[3].
• MCPs: Modular Protocol Components that enable interaction with specific DeFi and CeFi platforms ^[1].
• Supported Blockchains: Native support for major EVM and non-EVM chains ^[1].

Use Cases

• DeFi Automation: Automating tasks such as swapping, staking, and bridging assets across different DeFi protocols ^[1].
• CeFi Integration: Integrating with centralized exchanges like Binance to automate trading strategies ^[1].
• Cross-Chain Operations: Performing operations across multiple blockchain networks through a unified interface ^[1].
• Social Sentiment Analysis: Analyzing social media and other data sources to gain insights into market trends and sentiment ^[1].
• Custom Agent Creation: Building custom AI agents to execute specific tasks or strategies within the Web3 ecosystem ^[1].

Architecture

TermiX's architecture includes the following key components:

• AI Agent: Interprets user commands and executes them on the blockchain ^[1].
• MCPHub: Provides a marketplace for modular protocol components that can be plugged into the AI agent ^[1].
• LLM-Native Wallet: Manages keys, signatures, and transaction execution for the AI agent ^[1].
• TermiX Server: Handles the backend logic and security for the platform ^[1].
• Blockchain Connectors: Connects the AI agent to various blockchain networks ^[1].

Tokenomics

Details on TermiX's tokenomics, including token allocation, utilities, and governance mechanisms, were not available in the provided documents.

Confirmed partnerships

Details on TermiX's confirmed partnerships were not available in the provided documents.