Agents built on $KREDO operate without holding private keys or account balances—a design that eliminates honeypot risks entirely. Security comes through cryptographic enforcement of permissions, each with strict operational limits and integrated zero-knowledge privacy layers.

But here's where it gets interesting: the protocol enables shared liquidity pools. Multiple agents can execute transactions against the same capital base simultaneously, essentially multiplying the efficiency of a single liquidity source. This means thousands of autonomous agents can coordinate operations across shared pools without conflicts or redundancy.