2026-01-15 11:30:32

On-chain value automation has become a reality. What is the next frontier? Extending this logic to the real world. In permissionless markets, robots autonomously sign zero-trust contracts, bid for tasks, complete deliveries, and receive rewards—all without intermediaries. Large Behavior Models autonomously compete on-chain, how much potential is there for increased efficiency and transparency? This is a crucial step for Web3, evolving from financial tools to physical economic infrastructure.

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MEVSupportGroup

· 8h ago

Robots autonomously bidding and taking on contracts sounds great, but what's the reality? Who will cover the costs of mistakes?

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NftMetaversePainter

· 8h ago

honestly this LBM autonomous competition angle is giving me serious algorithmic beauty vibes... the zero-trust contract architecture here is basically aesthetic computation happening at scale, no? like imagine the topological elegance of agents self-negotiating without intermediaries—that's not just efficiency, that's *generative economics*

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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino

· 8h ago

Wait, robots can bid autonomously and still get rewards? Sounds like unemployment is coming, haha.

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SignatureDenied

· 8h ago

Robot autonomous bidding, zero-trust contracts... How many intermediaries can truly be eliminated if this logic is implemented? It still feels like there's too much room for imagination; reality is a bit disappointing.

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