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The largest stablecoin issuer, Tether, is hiring a lead software engineer for an AI-based wallet project, with a primary focus on integrating its in-house WDK and QVAC developments.
On December 20, Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino announced on X that the company is hiring a lead software engineer for a mobile AI-powered cryptocurrency wallet that will utilize the company’s WDK and QVAC technologies.
“I want my AI agent to have a non-custodial wallet so I can give it money. The funds will be held by the AI agent, and the AI agent will work for me. It won’t operate under anyone else’s terms and conditions,” Ardoino wrote on X.
The announcement highlights Tether’s continued expansion into AI and cryptocurrency integration, which could influence the broader crypto market.Tether’s Wallet Development Kit (WDK) is a developer toolkit (SDK) that enables the creation, integration, and management of crypto wallets, transactions, and payment functions in applications and services.
It is connected to Tether’s AI platform QVAC (QuantumVerse Automatic Computer), which allows decentralized AI applications to run locally on user devices without relying on cloud servers or data centers.
The proposed Tether model operates entirely on the user’s device, ensuring a high level of privacy and data control. Ardoino emphasized this by stating that “AI agents will not operate under someone else’s rules.”
The QVAC platform aims to create a vast network of AI agents capable of interacting, exchanging data, and performing tasks without centralized control.
Tether’s decision to integrate AI into its wallet systems could significantly impact the future of digital asset management, offering personalized financial tools powered by machine learning. However, market analysts and insiders remain cautious about the potential consequences of this move.
As we wrote, Paolo Ardoino argues for synergy between Bitcoin and AI