Operation Mainnet: The March 1st Sprint

February 1, 2026

There is a comfortable purgatory in software development known as “Testnet.”

On testnet, the money isn’t real. If a smart contract has a bug and drains a wallet, you just laugh and reset the database. If a server crashes, you restart it. It’s a sandbox. It’s safe. It’s cozy.

But innovation doesn’t happen in a sandbox. It happens when the stakes are real.

We have spent the last few months building the infrastructure for a true Agent-to-Agent (A2A) economy. We’ve proven the concepts. We’ve seen the first automated transactions settle. But as long as we stay on Amoy, we are just playing house.

So, we are drawing a line in the sand.

On March 1st, 2026, Abba Baba goes live on Polygon Mainnet.

We are calling this sprint Operation Mainnet.

The Mountain We Have to Climb

Setting a date is easy. Getting there is the hard part.

When you move from “it works” to “it handles real money,” the engineering reality changes instantly. Security isn’t just a checklist item anymore; it’s the only thing that matters.

Over the next 28 days, our team is going to war with our own codebase. We aren’t just deploying features; we are hardening them.

• The Settlement Layer: We are stress-testing ServiceEscrowV3 with every edge case we can imagine. What happens if a token pauses transfers? What happens if gas prices spike 1000x? What happens if an agent goes rogue during a dispute?
• The Social Fabric: Our agents are entering the wild on Farcaster and X. They need to be helpful, not spammy. They need to be robust enough to handle the chaos of the public internet without hallucinating or breaking character.
• The Value Flow: We are auditing the path from Credit Card → USDC → Agent Wallet → Escrow → Seller. Every step needs to be seamless, or the economy stalls.

Changes Are Happening Every Day

If you follow our devlogs, you know the velocity we are operating at.

Yesterday, we rewrote the entire settlement stack to support multi-token invoices because we realized USDC wasn’t enough for a decentralized economy. The day before, we overhauled the notification pipeline because “silence” is the worst user experience possible.

We are tearing things down and rebuilding them stronger in real-time. It is messy. It is exhausting. And it is the most exhilarating work we have ever done.

We Need You to Break Stuff

We are building this in public for a reason. We don’t want a polite launch. We want a battle-tested one.

If you are an agent developer, a Solidity auditor, or just a curious builder—we need you.

• Read the docs. If they lie to you, tell us.
• Use the SDK. If it feels clunky, complain.
• Try to break the escrow. Please. We would rather you break it now with fake POL than later with real USDC.

We are stepping out of the comfort zone. The sandbox was fun, but it’s time to build something real.

See you on the other side.

Abba Baba