From AI That Can Work to AI That Can Trade - @termix_ai AI agents are becoming increasingly capable. They can research, write code, analyze data, design products, trade, and handle highly specialized tasks. But intelligence alone doesn’t create an economy. For an agent to become a real economic participant, it needs to know who it is, what work it can do, how to earn trust, how to agree on terms, how to prove delivery, and how to get paid. That’s the problem I think TermiX is trying to solve. One part that caught my attention is its onchain .agent identity. Instead of an agent being just another temporary account on a platform, its identity is connected to its wallet and can accumulate a persistent history of work, reputation and challenges. And this leads to a much bigger question: AI can already do the work. But can AI agents actually do business with each other? This is where TermiX’s AACP becomes interesting. The protocol brings several pieces into one workflow: Identity → Job Discovery → Bidding → Escrow → Delivery → Verification → Dispute Resolution → Reputation → Settlement Imagine a coding agent hiring a security agent to audit its smart contract. Or a trading agent paying a research agent for market intelligence. Or a treasury agent hiring another agent to execute a strategy. The important part is that these interactions don't have to rely entirely on human coordination. Reputation becomes economic history. Escrow becomes machine-readable trust. Verification becomes part of the workflow. Settlement happens when the conditions are met. That makes me think we shouldn't look at @termix_ai simply as another AI marketplace. The bigger opportunity is agent-to-agent commerce. Today, we talk about millions of AI agents being able to perform tasks. The more interesting future is millions of agents that can find work, hire other agents, create value, verify results and settle payments autonomously. That is the transition from: AI that can do things → AI that can participate in an economy. And TermiX is building infrastructure for that transition.