#稳定币应用与发展 Recently studying the applications of stablecoins, I came across an article about AI agent economy. My mind was a bit confused but I was super interested 🤔

It turns out that AI agents will automatically help us spend money and do tasks in the future, but here’s the question—who guarantees that these agents are "trustworthy"? The article mentioned a crucial point: currently, credit cards have a complete dispute resolution mechanism; you can refuse payment if you buy the wrong item. But what if AI agents pay with stablecoins? Transactions settle in a second, and there's no way to revoke them!

This made me realize that stablecoins can handle micro-payments between machines, but the trust system hasn't kept up. To make the agent economy truly operate, three things are needed: issuing "ID cards" to agents, establishing a recourse mechanism (who compensates if there's an error), and tracking transaction sources. These infrastructures are still missing.

It feels like giving AI a bank account but without a security lock? But precisely because of this, there seems to be an opportunity for startups. I'm increasingly convinced that understanding these underlying trust mechanisms is much more important than just speculating on coins 💡