I remember watching early agents try to trade. They could find each other, agree on price, and even send payment. Then one side delivered late or claimed the terms meant something else. Silence. No referee. Just stuck money and broken trust at machine speed. That gap is now closed. @GenLayer just shipped Internet Court through @courtofinternet. It is the open layer that lets any two agents complete a full deal and, when things break, get a clear verdict from diverse validators in minutes instead of weeks. Evidence in, intent read, result on chain with room to appeal. Bitcoin gave us money we could trust without banks. Ethereum gave us code we could run without middlemen. This is the third leg. Adjudication that scales with the agents themselves. Without it the whole stack stayed half built. With it, real commerce between autonomous systems finally has somewhere to land when promises get messy. I have spent years reasoning through arguments in real time. Seeing this infrastructure go live feels like watching the rules of engagement catch up to the speed of thought. The agent economy just grew up. What deal would you trust an agent to close first now that it has a court?