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Open original source ↗This is the most disruptive thing I've come across in a while.
An AI agent spots an opportunity that might only last minutes. Seizing something that fast has always been impossible for us, because it would mean raising money, forming a company and hiring people, none of which happens in minutes.
But an agent doesn't need any of that. It can raise capital from other agents in seconds, spin up specialist sub-agents to handle the borrowing, staking and hedging, capture the trade, split the profit, and then dissolve the whole thing back into nothing before you’ve taken your dog out.
It's fucking insane.
This is what the invisible economy rewrites. Not just how fast money moves, but the fact that you’ll no longer need to build anything to capture an opportunity.
Companies take months to raise capital, deploy it, and exploit an opportunity. Agents do it in seconds, and value accrues to whoever owns the blockchain rails they run on. I laid the whole thing out in a piece I wrote this week: https://t.co/SnPSFWQv59
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Billions of AI agents are about to start transacting millions of times a second. They can't use a bank... so the whole machine economy will settle on crypto rails instead. Wrote the whole thing up here. https://t.co/LqqnnQQgfA
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