AI agents are pushing markets toward max efficiency—and it's brutal for anyone selling mediocre products or overpriced services.

Three real examples:

1. Spent hours researching white leather shoes, found Crown Northampton. Quality lasted. Most brands? Trash.

2. Doctors pushed a 2nd sinus surgery. ChatGPT helped me avoid it—turned out to be migraines. Saw a neurologist instead. Problem solved.

3. Used my Hermes agent to structure an options play on $AMZN for my open-source AI thesis. Outperformed just buying the stock.

The point? AI gives everyone near-perfect information. Bad products die fast. Overpaying becomes rare. Complex trades (like options strategies) are now accessible to anyone—not just Wall Street.

Now scale this globally. Billions can express long/short views with agents handling execution. Add 24/7 trading on Hyperliquid and market pricing gets razor-sharp.

People can mass-cancel subscriptions, move from 0% checking to 6%+ accounts overnight. No friction. No excuses.

What this means:

- Subpar offerings with fat margins get crushed
- Best-in-class products get bid up hard
- Value flows back to consumers
- Market concentration accelerates

If you're not delivering real value, AI agents will route around you. If you are, you'll capture disproportionate upside.

Efficient markets taken to the extreme.