AI won't save crypto. But it will fundamentally change one thing—the primary users of crypto will no longer be humans, but AI agents. Think about it: when a large number of on-chain operations are run by agents, "decentralized idealism" becomes less important. The core competitiveness of a blockchain will become: how enjoyable is it to use the agent—low ​​latency, cheap gas, and good account abstraction. In short, crypto is transforming from a "tool for human financial freedom" into a "settlement layer for the agent economy." Solana and Base are already reaping the benefits. What about the Ethereum mainnet… if it continues at this pace, it might truly fall behind. What percentage of future on-chain activity do you think will be completed by agents? 50%? 80%?

To put it more dramatically, consider this from a different perspective: If agents become the primary users on the blockchain, then our current discussion of "user experience" is completely misguided. Wallet UIs and DApp interfaces become irrelevant; what matters is the usability of the API and SDK. In other words, the consumer-facing (to C) narrative may be skipped entirely; the winners of the next cycle will be the infrastructure focused on agents.