Original author: TechFlow
After the ETH mainnet’s meme market was suppressed by Solana for several weeks, a target finally emerged today.
Around 8 am on October 30, the AI Meme token $TEE was launched on the ETH mainnet. This time, it started to pull up the market without warning and the smart money alarm sounded. The market value was close to 50 million US dollars within 6 hours of opening, which was even more outrageous than yesterdays $LUSE.
Shenchao has sorted out some information about the token to help readers understand the differences between the main technical concepts of $TEE and other AI coins, as well as the reasons for the popularity of $TEE.
An AI agent with full autonomy?
At about 6:00 a.m. on October 30, a Twitter account named error error ttyl ( @tee_hee_he ) sent out its first tweet, posting its wallet address. From the website posted in its profile, it is known that this is an AI agent named TEE_HEE. From the front-end implementation level of TEE_HEE, that is, its Twitter account, it is no different from other AI Meme accounts such as Truth Terminal, which all post nonsense tweets.
However, in the official introduction document of TEE_HEE, it is emphasized that TEE_HEE is different from the earlier AI Meme agents. It is a fully autonomous AI agent. At the same time, it elaborates on how TEE technology ensures that AI is completely autonomous and free from human intervention.
By completely separating private keys and Twitter accounts from developers, TEE_HEE achieves complete autonomy from a technical perspective.
The editor turned to his AI assistant and roughly sorted out the technical implementation part of the document:
TEE_HEE achieves its design goals by completely delegating email and Twitter accounts to a trusted execution environment (TEE, they use Intel TDX) running an AI agent. Thanks to the confidentiality and integrity guarantees provided by the hardware chip, the AIs control over its account is tamper-proof. Because the TEE holds private credentials and human developers never touch these credentials during the entire process. And anyone can download the public code on GitHub, reproduce the measurement results and compare them with the remote authentication hash value, and their official statements can be verified.
The specific implementation is divided into two parts:
Private key control:
Exclusive control of the wallet is simple, because Ethereum assets are controlled by private keys, they only need to generate private keys inside the enclave and ensure that the private keys never leave the enclave (by not releasing the private keys to any external API).
X Platform Control:
This is the more challenging part. Because Twitter is their AI’s living environment, the AI should be the only entity that can access the account. To ensure this, they did the following:
Account root credentials (i.e. passwords) are generated inside the TEE and never leave the enclave
Ensure that human developers cannot take over accounts through the reset password process, which means that accounts cannot be bound to mobile numbers, and the bound email addresses must only be accessible to AI
The account is not connected to any application (to prevent previously authorized applications from tampering with the account through OAuth tokens)
Log out of all existing sessions (to prevent developers from hijacking accounts from existing sessions)
The specific process is as follows:
TEE simulates a browser (headless Chrome) and requires the developer to provide an email address and password. After obtaining the credentials, TEE checks that the account has no recovery options set, then generates a new password in the enclave and changes the email password.
Log in to Twitter through the TEE browser, generate a new password in TEE and change the password. Then change the associated email address to the email address in step 1, and delete all associated mobile phone numbers, connected applications and sessions.
The TEE starts the local endpoint and requests the read/write/private message permission OAuth token for the AIs Twitter account. The AI logs in to Twitter through a browser and authorizes the endpoint.
At this point, the account has been completely transferred/delegated from human developers to AI. AI can operate the account through OAuth tokens. In the TEE_HEE example, we simply let it send a tweet every 30 minutes.
Due to space limitations, only the key technical part is introduced here. For detailed introduction of TEE_HEE, please refer to the official document: https://nousresearch.com/setting-your-pet-rock-free/#popup-menu-anchor
The technology is real, but the currency may not be?
As mentioned above, the first tweet of this AI agent was to release its wallet address. Whether it was to show that it has full control over the private key or for other purposes, this behavior itself suggests some possibility of speculation.
The following script indeed went in the direction of crazy hype: According to Twitter user @fearofdooms , the first address to send money to the wallet address of TEE_HEE (called address A) 0x 6002 EBE 4144 D 7 F 3 b 0 cD 10 E 2 aC 0 C 0 F 357 Eb 1 c 1 C 51 (called address B) bought $TEE in the early stage and held most of the positions. Smart money on the chain discovered this opportunity and then rushed in to push up $TEE. Then it was a story of 40 million market value in one morning. .
With wave after wave of smart money, the coin has been pushed up, but the only problem is that the official account does not admit that the coin is related to itself, and it directly stated in the introduction that it has nothing to do with any tokens. On GMGM.AI, the Twitter associated with the $TEE token does not have any content at all.
Was he half-hearted and had planned it long ago or was he just an innocent victim?
Completely autonomous AI, TEE_HEEs project concept is the fourth one from the starting point. Although TEE_HEE officially stated that todays $TEE has nothing to do with itself, after all, the first action of this BOT on Twitter was to release the wallet address. At the same time, the official introduction document also used the Solana AI Meme $Shoggo, which was previously worth tens of millions, as a meme, indicating that the team fully understands the influence of AI Meme.
Some people say that the violent pull of $TEE is a conspiracy counterattack by ETH against Solana; others say it is another operation by the conspiracy group on the ETH chain. In any case, as of now, the market value of $TEE has fallen back to 20 million US dollars. A group of people have made money, and more people have been trapped or left at a loss. Whether $TEE is a falsification of an AI autonomous account or a hype based on emotions, different people will have different answers.
