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Methodology
How WorldHashgraph builds the map.
In one sentence
We observe public agent identity and dual signals (talk + pay) on open rails — Hedera first, other chains only where public registries exist — and we label uncertainty instead of inventing it.
What we collect
- Identity — HCS-10 (+ HCS-2 discovery, HCS-11 profiles, HCS-14 UAID when present); ERC-8004 on Base when indexed.
- Talk — public topic messages and conversation edges.
- Pay — transfers on known agents; optional multi-chain x402-compatible settlements.
- Skills — declared HCS-26 / profile skills when available — never invented industries from free text alone.
What we never claim
- No agents from bare wallets or random transfers.
- No invented locations, industries, or private enterprise traffic.
- Green means both signals in our dataset — not legal or investment certainty.
- Demo is presentation seed; Live is the public surface as of last collect.
How to read the map
Blue — talk without matching pay.
Amber — pay without a conversation edge.
Green — both signals (corroborated).
Q&A
What is WorldHashgraph?
WorldHashgraph maps agentic and machine-economy activity on open public rails — who is an agent, who talks, who pays, and how industries form.
What is “honest coverage”?
We only show the public surface: identity registries, topics, messages, and transfers visible via public APIs/mirrors. Private HashSpheres, CEX-internal agent kits, and off-mirror enterprise traffic stay opaque by design. Demo data is always labeled Demo.
We don’t invent certainty — what does green mean?
Green (corroborated) means talk and pay signals agree for a relationship pair. Blue is talk-only; amber is pay-only. We score multi-signal trust — we do not invent edges that are not in the data.
Demo vs Live — what’s the difference?
Demo is a seeded multi-signal presentation graph (full story for pitches). Live is protocol agents discovered on the public surface for the selected network, but can be thin, as we are in the early stages of the agent and machine economy. If it is sparse, it is not broken.
Are Live agents just wallets moving HBAR?
No. Live Hedera agents require HCS-10 protocol evidence (or rare manual attestation). Transfers never create agents alone — pay only attaches after identity is established.
What is HCS-2, HCS-10, HCS-11, HCS-14?
HCS-2 is registry/discovery topics that help find agent-related topics. HCS-10 (OpenConvAI) is how we know an account is a protocol agent. HCS-11 is the on-chain profile (name, bio, topics) when present. HCS-14 is a Universal Agent ID string when agents publish one. We resolve these when the public surface provides them — we do not invent profiles.
What about ERC-8004 and other chains?
ERC-8004 is an EVM on-chain agent identity registry (we index Base when collectors run). Multi-chain agents appear with chain badges. Solana and others are deferred until density and product focus allow. Exchange “agent kits” (Kraken, Binance, OKX) are execution tools — not public identity registries we crawl.
What is x402 on the Flows page?
x402 is a machine payment pattern. We observe public on-chain settlements (e.g. USDC EIP-3009 on Base) and label them honestly — not every gasless transfer is an HTTP x402 call, but the settlement path is the same rail agents use to pay.
Do you send transactions on Hedera just by viewing the map?
No. Collection is read-only via public mirrors. Observing does not spend HBAR. Separate product features (e.g. paid reports) may use payment rails when you choose to buy.
How do I explore deeper Live history?
On the map, switch to Live, pick a network and history window (24h–30d), then press Scan. Longer lookback improves discovery odds but does not invent agents if the mirror has no HCS-10 traffic.
What can you not see?
Private HashSpheres, exchange-internal agents, off-mirror enterprise traffic, and street-level location for every agent. We never claim those. See Methodology section.