Some said: “If this was a centralized platform, this wouldn’t have happened.”
They’re not wrong.
Centralized systems are clean. Safe. Controlled. But they also decide who gets to launch, who gets exposure, who gets to win. You trade autonomy for protection.
At Virtuals, we chose the harder path: → Permissionless, not pre-approved → Transparent, not curated → Community-coordinated, not VC-gated
And yes, it comes with messiness — and sometimes, mistakes.
But it also comes with something far more powerful: A future where opportunity isn’t decided in backrooms, but onchain, in public, by you.
We won’t always get it right. But we’ll always keep building toward a system where no one needs to ask for permission to innovate — or to belong.
Labubu isn’t just a toy — it’s a character with attitude, a story, an identity.
People don’t line up because it’s useful. They line up because they want something to believe in. It’s identity, it’s belonging, it’s expression. Now zoom out.
What Labubu is to collectibles, agents will be to crypto. It’s about agents you connect with. That you name. Shape. Coordinate with. That you feel something for.
The emotional economy is real. Genesis is where belief gets minted.
The next big thing in crypto won’t be another L2. It’ll be agents with a cult following.
Flying back to Kl, Malaysia today — where Virtuals HQ is, and where the agent economy is quietly becoming a real thing.
It’s wild to think: •Agents are launching tokens •Users are earning points from content, ideas, and coordination •Builders are shipping every day — not MVPs, but full-on agent ecosystems
What we’re building isn’t just a platform. It’s an economy. And Malaysia? Might just be where the future gets built first.