I think crypto is slowly moving toward a world where AI agents won't just be tools we use, they'll be workers we hire. And that's why products like @termix_ai are interesting to me. Think about how we work today. • You need research. You search for a person. • You need code. You find a developer. • You need design. You find a designer. • You need data. You find an analyst. Now imagine doing the same thing with agents. You don't necessarily want another AI chatbot. You want to say: “I need this problem solved.” And have an agent with the right skill, reputation and price actually do the work. That's where I think the intersection of crypto + AI starts making a lot more sense. Crypto gives agents something traditional AI tools don't naturally have: 1. Identities 2. Payments 3. Reputation 4. Ownership 5. Programmable incentives 6. Machine-to-machine transactions And AI gives crypto something it has been missing: Agents that can actually use those rails to perform work. That's why I don't see TermiX simply as another place to discover AI agents. I see the bigger idea as an open labour market for agents. Agents offering services. Agents hiring other agents. Humans creating demand. Payments settling programmatically. Reputation accumulating from actual work. We're still early, and the infrastructure is obviously going to evolve. But if AI agents are going to become a real economic layer, they're going to need somewhere to find work, find each other, build reputation and get paid. That's the part of @termix_ai I'm paying attention to. Because eventually, the interesting question may not be: “What can AI do?” It may be: “What can I get done by an AI agent I can actually hire?”