Brothers, I’ve been feeling stronger lately that the next economic player on the chain might not be us humans, but algorithms.

In the past, the players on the chain were basically real people:
traders, content creators, users, liquidity providers—all needed human interaction. But ever since AI Agents came into play, that boundary has started to blur a bit.

Think about it, an Agent can read data, call tools, generate content, execute strategies, and even pay gas fees on its own...

So it’s not just software anymore; it’s more like an economic entity that can run tasks and keep working autonomously.

But then the questions arise:
What identity does this Agent really have?
Who manages the wallet?
How do we record the tasks it has completed and the outcomes?
How do we settle profits or losses?
If something goes wrong during execution, who’s accountable?

The long-term narrative of Auvera Chain is to understand both humans and Agents on the same chain. For now, we need to focus on serving real users and real applications, and eventually, we’ll seamlessly extend the same identity, account, payment, permissions, and auditing capabilities to Agents.

A true AI public chain isn’t just about moving models onto the chain; it’s about allowing AI’s economic actions to be recorded, valued, and settled.

Of course, this is just a lane observation, pure chat, not investment advice 😄
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