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First, say the harsh truth.
Before writing this, I wanted to lay out—word for word—the three most insulting things people say about this industry. Not for show, but because if a direction can’t even get past these three hurdles, it’s not worthy of anyone taking it seriously.
Sentence 1: If an agent can spend money on its own, then who’s responsible when something goes wrong?
In recent weeks, Cloudflare launched a stablecoin wallet for AI agents, Coinbase integrated x402 and stablecoin wallets into AWS’s agent runtime environment, allowing enterprises to set budgets and governance rules for agents, and Google also released an agent payment protocol. A few giants did essentially the same thing within nearly the same time window: make machines able to pay on their own.

In recent years, one of the most common narrative mistakes in the crypto industry has been to treat a new concept as if it were a brand-new track. Every word is discussed separately, valued separately, and hyped separately—then, once the hype fades, it is replaced by the next word.
But sometimes, when several concepts appear at the same time, it isn’t a coincidence—it’s different perspectives on the same thing. AI, Web4, and RWA are like that.
From September 22 to 23, 2026, the NEXUS 2140 AI·WEB4·RWA GLOBAL EXPO will be held in Incheon, South Korea, at Paradise City. The very act of setting the theme for this expo is a public statement supporting that judgment.