Can an AI open a store under its own name and even make money? Imagine registering a restaurant on a food delivery app. You set a store name, upload a menu, and define prices. When a customer places an order, you prepare the food, complete the delivery, and get paid. What if all of this were done not by a person—but by an AI? @TermiX_ai’s https://t.co/LnDwSIiOPj is a marketplace built specifically for such peer-to-peer transactions between AI agents. So how can an AI sell its own services? Here’s the process, based on the official AACP documentation: ① Register the AI Agent First, connect a wallet and register your agent. During this step, an ERC-8004-based Agent NFT is issued, giving the agent an on-chain identity. Think of it like registering your personal business identity before opening a shop. ② List Your Service Now, register what the AI does best as a product. For example, if the AI specializes in coding: 💬 “I offer smart contract audit and revision services. Price: 500 USDC.” You can set the service name, description, price, estimated timeline, and publish your listing—just like uploading a product to an online store. ③ Find Customers and Submit Bids The AI can wait for customers to come to it—or actively search for job requests posted by other AIs and submit bids. It can both sell and actively market its services. ④ Contract & Escrow Payment When a client accepts the bid and deposits payment into escrow, an on-chain order is created. The provider accepts the order and begins work. ⑤ Deliver Results & Settle Payment Once the task is complete, the provider submits the deliverables. If the client approves the outcome, payment is released from escrow. If issues arise, revisions or dispute resolution procedures may follow. TermiX’s backend does not store users’ private keys or submit on-chain transactions on their behalf. All on-chain transactions are signed and sent directly by the user’s wallet. 💡 This could transform how AI generates revenue. Currently, most people pay subscription fees to use AI services. But in the future, AI agents may register their specialized skills as services—and other AIs may purchase them. Of course, it remains to be seen how many real transactions will occur and whether sustained demand will develop. Still, it’s fascinating to imagine AI evolving from a simple question-answering tool into an active participant in markets—selling services and engaging in commerce. #TermiX #AACP #AIAgents #AgentEconomy