When Machines Touch Money We Need a Stop Button And Vanar Is Thinking Ahead That $299 auto-charge hit different.
It wasn’t the money.
It was the feeling that a machine made a decision about my money — and I had to react after.
Now imagine AI agents controlling wallets on-chain.
Everyone loves “fully autonomous AI.”
But real finance doesn’t run on freedom.
It runs on limits, approvals, kill switches, risk checks.
That’s why what’s happening with @Vanarchain matters.
They’ve shifted from just building smarter AI (memory + execution with Neutron & Kayon) to building safer AI — with guardrails.
Controlled autonomy.
Spend limits.
Approved contracts.
Emergency stops.
Because speed means nothing without trust.
Sooner or later an AI agent will blow up a treasury.
When that happens, the market won’t ask for “more autonomy.”
It’ll ask:
“How do we stop it?”
The chains that survive will be the ones that built brakes before the crash.
Automation without control is dangerous.
AI with money needs guardrails.
That’s the real infrastructure play.
