$INJ Recently, it has officially become a core member of the x402 foundation under the Linux Foundation. What is this x402 for? Basically, it takes an HTTP status code 402 that nobody used anymore and turns it into an open standard for per-usage payments between AI agents. The machines themselves pay for the service—no opening accounts, no cards, and no humans approving it. Along with it into the core circle are payment and tech giants like Visa, Mastercard, Google, AWS, Stripe, and Circle. Injective also conveniently released an AI Agent SDK, allowing developers to directly build autonomous agents on-chain that can hold funds and execute trades. The direction isn’t that surprising: on-chain settlement as the infrastructure for the AI economy is something everyone is competing for. Can you trust it? First, secure the standard, and only then will real deployment happen—it's still early. But the Injective network has already processed 2.9 billion transactions, so the foundation is there. #INJ #人工智能 #AI payments