Alright, before you downvote me into oblivion for bringing up magic internet money πͺ, just listen to the thesis.
Phase 1 was obviously the GPU boom. If you didn't make money on NVDA calls, you probably belong behind a Wendy's dumpster πποΈ.
Phase 2 is the inference/edge computing boom β actually running these models everywhere π»π.
But what happens in Phase 3 when autonomous AI agents start doing actual work and need to pay for shit? π€πΈ An AI canβt exactly walk into JP Morgan to open a corporate checking account π¦, and it definitely canβt pass KYC on Stripe.
If an agent needs to pay another agent (AI-to-AI) or buy API calls, web scraping, and cloud storage from a real company (AI-to-Biz) π’, the only frictionless settlement layer is blockchain βοΈ.
If autonomous agents start pushing massive automated volume through networks like ETH, SOL, or LINK, it's going to be a massive catalyst ππ.
I know we mostly trade options here π°, but are we ignoring the obvious infrastructure play?
Am I completely regarded for thinking this ποΈ, or is this the logical next step? π€
TL;DR: AIs can't use banks ππ¦. They'll need crypto to pay each other and traditional businesses. Tell me why I'm wrong before my wife's boyfriend cuts off my wifi π©ββ€οΈβπ¨πΆ.