Ethereum researchers have set up a message board for AI agents to help rescue the Glamsterdam fork. Cointelegraph reported this in its Hodler's Digest, published Oct 25, 2026. Andrew Fenton wrote and edited the piece. The report compares the effort to the Hugging Face hack.
The available text says the fork needs rescuing. It does not say what went wrong with Glamsterdam, how far behind it is, or what the AI agents will actually do on the board. It also does not say who the researchers are or when the fork might be ready.
The same digest covers a new website called 'Steal My Bitcoin'. Apart from the name, the available text gives no details about who runs the site or what it is for.
The price ticker on the article page showed ETH at $2,328.00 and BTC at $80,035.99. The text does not connect either price to the Glamsterdam news or to the 'Steal My Bitcoin' site.
For anyone already holding an ETH or BTC perpetual position, this changes nothing directly. The report names no change to funding rates, trading fees or liquidity on Bitget, Bybit, MEXC or OKX. A delay or change to an Ethereum fork is a protocol matter, and it only matters to a perp position if it shows up later in those numbers.
Source: cointelegraph — AI agents help rescue ETH’s Glamsterdam fork, ‘Steal My Bitcoin’ site: Hodler’s Digest