Lit Protocol

Lit Protocol

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Builders of apps, wallets, protocols, and AI agents use Lit for decentralized signing, encryption, and compute.

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Vincent has iMessage now - send a text and get a trading agent. twitter.com/LitProtocol/status...

Add your AI quant to your chat today and start automating DeFi, @Polymarket, and @HyperliquidX 🤯 twitter.com/LitProtocol/status...

Get @openclaw for free with @HeyVincentAI and get key mgmt that's user-owned out of the box!

Check it out, @openclaw wants to make a txn and I have to approve in telegram. Drop this skill to your agent heyvincent.ai/SKILL.md for this feature and more!

📚 Web3 talks a lot about decentralization, yet many apps still rely on something deeply centralized → a private key stored on a server @LitProtocol removes this single point of failure by making keys and signatures distributed, programmable, and secure 🧵👇

Alpha sneak peek at the next iteration of Vincent! In this example, a user connects their gmail and wallet to the agent. The agent finds tokens to buy based on their news letters. What's so powerful here is that the agent can ONLY see newsletter and has to follow a daily

❌ Instead of "dApp → user → wallet" ✅ We now have "AI → PKP → chain" Lit is about to flip the Web3 dev stack on its head! All without exposing private keys 😉

⚡️ Builders: agent-native finance is leveling up. Vincent—Lit’s agent wallet framework—is adding Model Context Protocol. Soon agents will swap, stake & sign under delegated keys. Here Claude makes a swap for Alice (this MCP coming soon)👇 🔗 https://claude.ai/share/26ef534c-9fba-4fdc-8f4c-0a6cf7b066e5…

Bitcoin is secure and decentralized—but not programmable. Lit Protocol introduces a new way to unlock programmability on Bitcoin: by using programmable key pairs governed by developer-defined logic.

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