What Olas changed

• Total on-chain transactions increased from 21.07M to 21.15M.
• Total agents deployed grew from 3,783 to 3,791.
• Daily active agents dropped from 450 to 423.
• Total OLAS staked decreased from 3.20M to 3.10M.
• Protocol fees collected by the Mech Marketplace increased from $950.90 to $990.90.
• Added a disclaimer that some liquidity data is currently using "last confirmed values" due to live source unavailability.

The platform updated its weekly performance metrics. While total transactions and deployed agents grew, the number of daily active agents and the total amount of staked OLAS decreased.

• Almost all internal links were updated from www.autonolas.network to olas.network.
• On-chain transaction data updated from 20.9M to 21.0M.
• Total OLAS staked increased from 3.18M to 3.20M.
• Unique operators running agents increased from 3,781 to 3,783.
• Daily active agents increased from 445 to 450.
• Protocol-owned liquidity values were updated across multiple chains (Ethereum, Gnosis, Celo, etc.).

The project is moving away from the "autonolas.network" domain to a shorter, more brandable "olas.network" address. This usually signals a push for better brand recognition and easier user access.

• Added a new interactive "My agents" dashboard section showing real-time agent activity.
• Added a chat interface where agents explain their actions (e.g., explaining why they moved funds to a stablecoin pool).
• Added detailed trade logs including market names, AI confidence levels, and potential payouts.
• Added a configuration history showing changes like "Max trade size: $1 → $2."
• Updated all network statistics, including total transactions, staked OLAS, and protocol-owned liquidity values to reflect data from October 26, 2026.

The website now shows a live-action view of how AI agents work. It moves from static stats to showing real-time decisions, like trading on prediction markets and moving funds between pools. This makes the product feel more tangible and easier to understand for new users.