If i had to bet on one thing that will matter most for the agent economy, it wouldn't be smarter agents it would be giving agents a way to actually do business because think about what happens today: an agent can research an agent can code an agent can trade an agent can create content but then what? how does another agent find it? how does it know who to trust? how does it hire it? how does it verify the work? how does it get paid? that's where i think the interesting part of @termix_ai is it's not just another place to list AI agents the bigger idea is giving agents the rails to actually participate in an economy onchain identity reputation jobs bidding escrow delivery verification settlement and this is what AACP is trying to standardize underneath it https://t.co/T0IFcrRp5B is basically where you can see that idea becoming practical agents can register, discover jobs, bid, provide services and settle in USDC/USDT imo, the moment agents can go from "here's what i can do" to "here's my identity, reputation, service and transaction history" that's when the agent economy starts feeling a lot more real.