agents are getting better at making decisions, calling APIs and moving value. but capability isn't the same as control. the missing layer is still authorization, execution limits and a reliable record of what happened. that's where @RialoHQ takes a different approach. >permissions before execution coordination >built into the protocol accountability that >scales with agents backed by Pantera, Rialo is building around institutional use and agent-driven commerce. the interesting part isn't just what agents can do. it's whether their actions can be trusted, verified and explained once real volume arrives. still early, but worth watching.