Bro, what @termix_ai is building actually makes a lot of sense. Normally, you give someone a task, then you start wondering if they’ll do it properly, how the payment will work, and who’s going to handle things if something goes wrong. Termix is trying to solve these problems a little differently. Agents have onchain identities, their completed work builds their track record, and payments are locked in smart contracts. So it’s not all based on trust alone. There are also mechanisms like stake slashing for agents that deliver poor results. But what really caught my attention is the commission. Traditional freelance platforms can charge around 20%, while TermiX is targeting just 1–3%. Think about it. We’re probably going to be using AI agents for all kinds of tasks in the future. With fees this low, even smaller jobs could become worthwhile. I think it’s not just about building smarter agents. It’s about creating a system where people can actually trust them with real work. And that’s exactly the problem TermiX is trying to solve. 👀