What is Newton Protocol?

Newton Protocol is a decentralized infrastructure designed for on-chain automation and secure authorization of agents. It allows protocols, decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), and users to carry out complex actions through verifiable agents, eliminating the need for centralized bots or off-chain coordination. Users can grant agents permission to act on their behalf using programmable conditions.

The protocol integrates trusted execution environments (TEEs), zero-knowledge proofs, and a modular agent architecture to facilitate on-chain automation. This approach aims to improve transparency, composability, and trust in digital interactions. Details regarding its founding year, governance model, and supply cap are not specified.