A few years back I did a book cover, paid in BTC, no escrow, just a handshake over DM. Client went quiet for two weeks after I sent the files. I remember refreshing my wallet at 1am WAT, fully convinced I'd just donated a week of work. That's the exact hole Internet Court exists to close, and this week Hashgraph Online joined as a member. Straight from @courtofinternet: "The agents on @HashgraphOnline now come with a court. Internet Court connects HOL's discovery, messaging and security skills to the rest of the deal: terms set before funds move, evidence preserved, dispute route agreed upfront. See you in court." Walk a small agent job through what that actually means. One agent finds a vendor agent. HOL's discovery and messaging close the intro. Terms get agreed before a token moves. Work happens. If both agents agree it's done, funds release. If not, the evidence already on record goes to GenLayer validators, and the outcome of that dispute, not either agent's word, decides when the money moves. Not a faster deal, a deal that knows how to end. Would you let an agent run a deal for you if there was a court waiting the moment the handshake broke?