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On-Chain Agent Security

Definition

On-Chain Agent Security refers to the measures and practices implemented to protect autonomous programs or entities operating directly on a blockchain network. This domain addresses the unique security challenges faced by smart contracts, decentralized autonomous organizations, and AI agents whose logic and operations are executed immutably on a distributed ledger. It encompasses protection against code vulnerabilities, economic exploits, governance attacks, and unauthorized access to on-chain assets. Ensuring robust on-chain agent security is critical for maintaining the integrity and reliability of decentralized applications.