From a first panel in Hamburg and the first NEAR meetup in Berlin to a 500+ attendee flagship Summit — the full record of where Berlin's agentic community has met, built and shipped, season by season. Each season asked a narrower question than the one before.
The season is live: ClawCamp Berlin ran on 28 July, the Algorand x402 Workshop on 25 August, KI, Agenten und die Berlin-Wahl on 10 September and Builders & Brews Berlin on 29 September. The season flagship, the Agentic Economy Forum, put 110+ in the room on 14 October at Merantix AI Campus. Next: ClawCamp Berlin #2 on 5 November and the Agentic Hackathon on 27 November.
Read the Forum recap → See the seasonHow will agents earn, spend and settle in real businesses? Running now — the Agentic Economy Forum on 14 October was its flagship.
The season flagship, co-hosted with Merantix Momentum: one day on Germany's role in the agentic economy — three Main Stage tracks and six hands-on Build Arena workshops.
The Berlin stop of Nebius and Tavily's 20-city hack tour — a full build day alongside the Nebius × NVIDIA Global AI Hackathon, hosted locally by AI Agents Berlin.
German-language, non-partisan panel on the EU AI Act and the KI-Omnibus procedure, ten days before the Berlin state election — hosted with Circuit and The AI Collective.
Online build-along with the Algorand Foundation — turning an API into a paid, pay-per-request endpoint on Algorand MainNet.
Hands-on builder camp co-hosted with the global ClawCamp community — the capstone of the OpenClaw × Money series, and the first event of Season 3.
An evening at 42 Berlin after the WeAreDevelopers conference, with the Algorand Foundation and 42 Berlin Blockchain — football on the big screen, drinks, no talks.
What does an agent need to pay — and get paid? Two series side by side, Algorand Builders Berlin and OpenClaw × Money, closing with the Summit.
At 42 Berlin alongside the Summit — 48 hours, two tracks: agentic commerce (payments, x402) and agent infrastructure (ERC-8004, identity, reputation). $4,000+ in prizes.
The season finale during Berlin Blockchain Week at Spielfeld Digital Hub — 25 speakers, 4 panels, the Agent Arena.
Algorand Builders Berlin's 36-hour build on x402 — agentic commerce and infrastructure tracks plus three bonus tracks, $21,000+ in USDC. With the Algorand Foundation and 42 Berlin Blockchain.
Online hackathon prep: an x402 client, a payment-gated API on Algorand, open office hours.
42 Berlin — agentic commerce, integrating x402, and the ERC-8004 identity and reputation stack.
42 Berlin — Part 2: agent security, guardrails and autonomous payment flows, with Nebius, Binaryx, Civic, 4ok and Alchemy.
42 Berlin — series kickoff: OpenClaw skills and setup, x402 and agentic payments, serverless deployment.
Algorand Builders Berlin — teams, ideas and pitches; $1,000 in USDC plus $250 in GoPlausible credits, winners fast-tracked into the hackathon.
The season opener: x402 as an internet primitive, and the launch of Algorand Builders Berlin.
What can a blockchain give an AI agent? Ten events, one Summit and two hackathons — too early for agents running on-chain, but the value proposition was clear early on.
42 Berlin — up to ten teams, five-minute pitches, judges and the room. The season's last event.
The September hackathon teams regrouped — progress, feedback and the route into the Algorand Foundation's Startup Challenges.
Circuit (then w3.hub) — two days experimenting with AI tools on Algorand, with the Algorand Foundation and 42 Berlin Blockchain. €5,000 in prizes.
The Algorand Foundation's hands-on dApp workshop — smart contracts in TypeScript and Python.
Circuit (then w3.hub), Berlin — 4 tracks. Speakers from Masumi, ICP, NEAR AI, Gnosis, Algorand, Livepeer.
The Summit build sprint.
Investing with agents.
Co-hosted with Story.
One of our biggest community nights.
Applied agents.
Co-hosted with Gnosis.
The community's first Berlin event.
Hamburg — a Blockchain Monday special with the Hanseatic Blockchain Institute: AI demos and a panel on trustworthy data for AI, with Valory (Olas), Staex and deltaDAO.
// Counts are Luma registrations, rounded down, unless marked as attendees, in the room or checked in. The Algorand sessions ran on the 42 Berlin Blockchain Luma calendar, co-organised by AI Agents Berlin. Earlier Blockchain × AI virtual sessions are not listed.
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