Here's a problem I think more founders will run into as AI agents become autonomous: What happens when your agents need to make decisions about things a smart contract can't objectively verify? Code execution is deterministic. The real world isn't. A user says a task was completed. An agent says the output failed. An external event changes the context. Two autonomous agents interpret the same evidence differently. You can keep adding rules, but eventually you're building around the edge cases instead of solving the actual problem. The interesting idea behind @GenLayer is bringing an adjudication layer into that gap. For builders, that could mean designing applications around outcomes that are contextual, subjective, or dependent on external information without making a single centralized party the final authority. That's a pretty different primitive from another L1/L2. And honestly, I think this is the part builders outside the GenLayer ecosystem should be paying attention to. If you're building the next agent-native application, this is a problem worth thinking about early. @raskovsky @joaquinbressan