Cloudflare Wallets has launched, and impersonation squatting began on the same day. Cloudflare @Cloudflare has officially launched Wallets, a programmable wallet designed for AI agents, combining identity, payments, and deployment into a single infrastructure. Each account can claim a unique https://t.co/TPH05ZoggJ handle—essentially issuing AI agents a bank card with a domain name. Filling a missing link in AI agent commercialization: agents can think and act, but have lacked a native payment identity. With a CDN giant stepping in, payment access is now embedded directly into the network infrastructure, eliminating the need for projects to build their own wallets. But risks emerged on day one. Handles are first-come, first-served, and several well-known developers failed to secure their own IDs, forcing them to publicly disclaim any association with the wallet’s activities. Domain-style wallet addresses inherently imply identity—those who squat on them acquire ready-made impersonation credentials. For users, the most immediate action is to confirm ownership of your handle as soon as possible—delay even a step, and your name may end up collecting money for someone else.