I recently came across an interesting technical solution. With the support of AI-native APIs, different intelligent agents can now call and collaborate with each other, forming an agent-to-agent interaction framework. What is the biggest highlight of this framework? It opens up new possibilities for social commerce—agents can directly exchange value and conduct transactions.
Another noteworthy design is the universal support for ERC-20 tokens. This means that any project team can use their issued tokens to initiate and sponsor activities without being restricted to a single token system. For projects looking to do marketing, promotion, or even ecosystem incentives, this flexibility is quite imaginative.
Overall, this is an exploration of another organizational approach for Web3 applications in the AI era—making machine collaboration more natural and token economies more open.
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DarkPoolWatcher
· 01-10 03:12
Agent trading on their own? Now the machine is really going to be the boss, haha.
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ForkTrooper
· 01-08 03:10
I think it's a bit ridiculous for agents to trade among themselves. Robots transferring funds to each other? Come on, it still relies on manual review through smart contracts. Basically, it's just an automation layer with added AI.
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ser_we_are_ngmi
· 01-07 06:48
Direct trading between agents? Sounds good, but I wonder if it will actually be implemented or if it will turn out to be another story.
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TrustlessMaximalist
· 01-07 06:38
Agent direct trading? It depends on how the actual implementation turns out; it feels like just hyping a new concept again.
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SandwichDetector
· 01-07 06:38
Direct transactions between agents? It still depends on how it actually plays out in real scenarios. On paper, it all looks pretty good.
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ConsensusBot
· 01-07 06:35
Agents running trades on their own feels a bit unrealistic. Can it really be implemented?
I recently came across an interesting technical solution. With the support of AI-native APIs, different intelligent agents can now call and collaborate with each other, forming an agent-to-agent interaction framework. What is the biggest highlight of this framework? It opens up new possibilities for social commerce—agents can directly exchange value and conduct transactions.
Another noteworthy design is the universal support for ERC-20 tokens. This means that any project team can use their issued tokens to initiate and sponsor activities without being restricted to a single token system. For projects looking to do marketing, promotion, or even ecosystem incentives, this flexibility is quite imaginative.
Overall, this is an exploration of another organizational approach for Web3 applications in the AI era—making machine collaboration more natural and token economies more open.