Tabi Announcement — Telegram Channel

Tabi Announcement covers a blockchain project with several moving pieces at once: a layer-1 network (Tabi) working through EVM compatibility and node infrastructure, a payments product called TabiPay, an associated TabiCard, and a research push around AI agents transacting on-chain. Posts mix technical updates, community AMA sessions, conference appearances, and promotional giveaways, switching between English and Chinese depending on the audience being addressed.

The technical thread is the most substantive part of the channel. Updates describe concrete engineering work — security hardening, EVM compatibility, and node delivery for a v3 release — alongside a specific proposal (ERC-8192) aimed at letting AI agents execute transactions against tokenized vaults within limits set by the user, rather than simply giving agents unrestricted control. This ties into a broader AI-and-crypto thesis the project promotes at conferences and in founder talks, framing autonomous agents as future economic participants that need guardrails to transact safely.

Community engagement runs through regular AMA spaces, several conducted in Chinese, covering topics like a year-end retrospective on crypto market cycles, how stablecoins function as settlement infrastructure beyond being "money" in the traditional sense, and how real-world assets connect to traditional banking. Separately, the channel ran holiday giveaway campaigns offering small cash payouts in USDT, distributed directly to TabiPay accounts, contingent on following and reposting a set of linked social accounts and submitting a TabiPay user ID.

The notable turn in the sample is a direct notice, a few months after those TabiPay-based giveaways, that TabiPay has entered a shutdown phase: TabiCard holders are told to cancel any subscriptions billed through it and remove it as a payment method to avoid failed charges and service interruptions. That's a real product wind-down affecting anyone who had linked recurring payments to it, sitting alongside the same channel's continued talk of AI-agent infrastructure and network upgrades — worth noting as a gap between which parts of the ecosystem are actively being built out and which are being discontinued.

This channel suits people already holding Tabi-related products or tracking its technical roadmap and conference presence, particularly those interested in the AI-agent transaction angle. Anyone with TabiPay or TabiCard tied to recurring payments should treat the shutdown notice as the most important post here and act on it directly rather than assume the service continues.