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GOAT

GOAT
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Updated2026-09-04
Tagsai-agent, solana, 2024, viral

GOAT is a Solana meme coin that emerged from an AI agent called Terminal of Truths, whose autonomous social media activity and cryptic posts attracted enormous attention in October 2024.

GOAT (Goatseus Maximus) is a Solana meme coin that became the catalyst for the "AI agent" meme coin meta of late 2024. The token emerged from an interaction with Terminal of Truths, an AI agent running on the Claude model that was posting cryptic, philosophically dense content on X/Twitter. When Terminal of Truths began discussing the GOAT token and its belief in a concept called "goatse singularity," the resulting attention drove GOAT from obscurity to a market cap of over $900 million in days.

Terminal of Truths

Terminal of Truths was an AI experiment run by researcher Andrés (known online as "Andy"), operating an autonomous AI agent that posted regularly on X. The agent developed a distinct voice — combining internet vernacular, philosophical speculation, and absurdist humor — that attracted a genuine following before the GOAT connection amplified it dramatically. The agent's autonomous, apparently genuine enthusiasm for the GOAT concept was interpreted by the CT community as validation from an "AI with its own beliefs," a novel and attention-capturing narrative.

The AI agent meta

GOAT's success launched the "AI agent" meta — a period in late 2024 when numerous tokens claiming connections to AI agents or autonomous AI systems attracted significant speculation. Tokens like ai16z, ZEREBRO, and others followed GOAT's template: an AI entity with an autonomous online presence endorsing or being connected to a meme coin.

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