Agentic AI Crypto Wallet Micropayment Simulator

🤖 Agent Wallets
⚙️ Execution Settings
Settled Volume $0.1700
Gas Burned $0.0060
Completed Txs 2
Net Margin $9.8240

Execution Status: Default pipeline active. Multi-agent wallet ledger synchronized.

Current Step: Ready for simulation step or full pipeline routing.

📜 Settlement Ledger
Step / Hash Transfer Amount Gas

Local wallet balances and synthetic ledger labels

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Initialization immediately executes two fixture transactions. Payments point zero five and point one two sum to point one seven, while gas point zero zero two and point zero zero four sums to point zero zero six. At twelve hundred pixels per local amount the bars span two hundred four and seven point two. The orchestrator starts at ten and becomes nine point eight two four. Recipients gain the payment amounts, so combined wallet balances fall only by gas. These are numbers in browser memory, not USDC transfers or chain receipts. The generated hash is only eight random hexadecimal digits after a prefix, not a cryptographic transaction identifier. Clicking Execute Step after preload starts again at the first pipeline entry because the current step index remains zero. Its point zero five payment increases volume from point one seven to point two two and count from two to three. At nine hundred pixels per amount the bars span one hundred fifty three and one hundred ninety eight. A custom gas input of zero is replaced by the fixture gas through logical OR; it cannot select zero gas. A negative nonzero gas remains truthy and can reduce total deduction, because no nonnegative check is implemented. These edge cases describe local arithmetic, not financial transaction validation or an actual network fee estimate. Running the whole pipeline repeats both fixture transactions without advancing the single-step index. Starting from preload it raises count from two to four and volume from point one seven to point three four. The bars span one hundred twenty and two hundred forty at sixty pixels per local count. Reset recreates wallets and immediately preloads two transactions again rather than displaying an empty ledger. JSON and CSV export the local history and descriptive names. The native handlers bind before the initial D3 graph failure, so local ledger actions and exports can still work while the graph remains blank. No wallet signing, chain inclusion, cryptographic settlement, actual model inference, or public playback is proved by these fixture labels.

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