Dear RSS3 Community,

The pace of progress in AI agents has been remarkable. Over the past months, their capabilities have advanced quickly, and the gap between experimentation and real-world operation is narrowing. As these systems begin interacting more directly with the internet and on-chain environments, another constraint becomes increasingly clear: data.

This is the layer RSS3 continues to work on. Turning fragmented signals from across the web into structured information that applications and agents can reason over.

Most Important Metric

• Number of Requests: 404,602,830

RSS3 Highlights

1. We attended Consensus Hong Kong 2026, where conversations across AI infrastructure, RWA, and stablecoin ecosystems repeatedly surfaced the same constraint: Web3 data remains fragmented across protocols and standards. As AI agents begin interacting more directly with on-chain systems, the need for structured, interoperable context is becoming increasingly clear.
2. Throughout the month, we continued improving how heterogeneous protocol data is structured and normalized across the RSS3 Network. These efforts focus on making signals from different ecosystems easier for applications and AI agents to interpret consistently.
3. Work also continued on strengthening coordination across the decentralized network, with ongoing improvements to how the Global Indexer evaluates node performance and routes requests across indexers to maintain stable and reliable data delivery.

Ecosystem Spotlight

1. Folo Mobile v0.3.0 is rolling out with a round of UI and performance improvements aimed at making reading smoother and more stable across devices. Highlights include a refined interface with a liquid-glass style tab bar, smoother gesture interactions, and improved typography. The release also upgrades the app to Expo SDK 54, bringing better runtime stability alongside several crash fixes. Additional quality updates include French language support and improved error tracking
2. Folo Desktop v1.3.0 is also rolling out with several usability and reliability fixes. This release adds support for opening shared feed links directly inside the app from Markdown links, improving how content flows between tools and Folo. The update also resolves several stability issues, including invalid URL parsing in the useFeedSafeUrl hook, a freeze on the shortcuts page, and fixes related to the icon service and image proxy URLs

Get Involved!

AI agents are getting better at reasoning. But they still struggle when every protocol speaks a different data language. RSS3 is designed to solve that problem by structuring open information into a unified schema that agents can actually reason over.

If you're building AI agents and running into fragmented Web3 data, click here to start: https://docs.rss3.io/guide/developer

Some Comments

AI systems are evolving quickly. But progress rarely comes from one layer alone. Models continue improving. At the same time, the information those systems rely on must also become more efficient, more structured, and easier to work with.

RSS3 continues building in that direction. Slowly structuring signals from across the web so that agents and applications can operate with shared context.

Thank you to everyone building, experimenting, and exploring this path with us. Each integration and conversation moves the network forward.

Warmly,

Zoe and the RSS3 Foundation