This is probably one of the more meaningful AI announcements I've seen recently. The hype around AI agents has largely cooled, but the projects still standing are building around a few key metrics: ➜ Agent payments ➜ Revenue generation ➜ Trading activity ➜ Wallet interactions ➜ Cross-chain transactions Virtuals has been positioning for that future for a while with ACP v2, ERC-8183 and its Revenue Network, all aimed at making agent commerce more practical. The move to CCIP seems like another step in that direction. What's interesting is that we're starting to see an entire stack emerge around agent economies. $VIRTUAL ll @virtuals_io : remains one of the bigger bets on tokenized AI workers and agent commerce. $BNKR ll @bankrbot : has quietly captured a large share of AI launch activity on Base, meaning value creation increasingly flows through its ecosystem. $SERV ll @openservai is building the rails underneath the sector with launch infrastructure, SDKs, payments and staking mechanisms. Feels like the market is slowly separating AI projects with actual economic infrastructure from those that benefited primarily from the narrative. I suspect investors will spend less time counting agents and more time tracking revenue, transactions and payment volume.