The part of the agent economy I keep coming back to is not the transaction. It is the argument afterward. By 2030, AI agents could move nearly $9 trillion. At that scale, even a small disagreement rate becomes a massive problem. That is why @GenLayer caught my attention. Bitcoin made money trustless. Ethereum made computation trustless. GenLayer takes the next uncomfortable step: making adjudication trustless, with multiple AI validators reasoning independently instead of one model holding the gavel. Because at machine speed, disputes won't wait months for humans. I’m exploring the GenLayer Portal and its Community, Builders, and Validators paths. You can join and earn GenLayer Points through real contributions: https://t.co/wrqjra7WVh If agents are going to transact at this scale, shouldn’t we build the referee before we need one?