The cost of moving money is becoming an interesting part of the AI narrative. Circle President Heath Tarbert highlighted ultra-low $USDC settlement fees, saying costs around one ten-thousandth of a penny could make machine-to-machine payments practical for AI agents. That makes sense when you think about how AI agents could eventually handle thousands or even millions of small transactions. At that scale, even tiny fees can become a real obstacle. It also makes me think about where that liquidity actually moves. If USDC becomes one of the assets AI agents use to pay each other across different ecosystems, having infrastructure that can move stablecoins between chains becomes increasingly important. That's where @ston_fi 's cross-chain infrastructure gets interesting to me. Instead of liquidity being trapped on one network, Omniston is built to coordinate supported cross-chain swaps, giving users a simpler way to move assets between ecosystems. We're still early when it comes to AI-to-AI commerce, but the infrastructure being built today could end up becoming part of that future. Cheap settlement is one piece. Being able to move that value wherever it's needed is another $CYS #Altcoin Season#