I’ve been thinking about how weird it is that AI can answer almost anything instantly. but the second you want to actually use it without babysitting it, everything slows down because of money. Right now, if an app or an agent needs to call a model, someone still has to sign up, add a card, buy credits, and manage an API key. That works fine when a human is in the loop. It falls apart when the agent is supposed to just go do the thing especially when you don’t even know the final cost until the response is finished. That’s what Jamie from Alethieum is trying to fix with MPP-I. The simple idea is that the model should keep generating its answer without stopping, while the payment happens quietly on the side. The thinking doesn’t pause. You just pay for what was actually used, like how a taxi meter runs while you’re in the car and you settle at the end. He built it on @arc with USDC because agents need the payments to be as fast and boringly reliable as the models themselves. No waiting around, no complicated setup. Ando is the wallet side of it something an app, an agent, or even a robot simulation can use to hold money and pay for intelligence on its own. Watching him demo it with @bleso_a from Circle, from creating a wallet to an agent and a robot simulation actually sending USDC, made it feel less like a future idea and more like something people can start building with now. It just makes me wonder what starts to get built once agents don’t need a human with a credit card standing by every time they need to think. [ Architects are now 8161 members Arc team really working to filtering some corrupt accounts which is try to cheat the system] Contribute on Arc genuinely & consistently is the goal.