bnovikov

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   by bnovikov 8mo ago

   Definitely makes a lot of sense, especially around execution privacy. Feels like we may end up with on-chain settlement but more abstracted execution layers. Curious to see which side wins in practice :)
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   by bnovikov 8mo ago

   It’s also interesting from the perspective that we write and speak differently, and there’s an emotional connection that forms when we assign human traits to an agent. That changes the way we interact with it and the kinds of use cases it e
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   by bnovikov 8mo ago

   We’ve been experimenting with x402-style payment flows where bots pay and receive USDC programmatically, without trad brokerage accounts or manual KYC loops. It changes the architecture quite a bit since the agent can settle value natively
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   by bnovikov 8mo ago

   Interesting direction. Such projects feels like a natural evolution from text first systems toward more human facing interfaces. People want the speed, privacy, and reliability of LLMs together with the responsiveness of a real personal ass