Daydreams was the first team to support x402 v2 and open-source its code. What are the benefits for them? Currently, there are several considerations: First, it's about seizing ecosystem dominance. x402 is a payment standard, similar to "highway rules." Whoever open-sources the infrastructure first and gets it adopted by the most developers/partners/users gains a competitive advantage. The Daydreams team cleverly recognized that facilitators are standardized products. Rather than simply running nodes themselves, the potential profits are limited (due to intense competition). Open-sourcing it allows everyone to participate, making them leaders and aligning with a community-driven crypto culture—not working in isolation, but fostering community development, which benefits their brand. Second, on the 12th of this month, the SEC released new regulations supporting crypto payments. Open-sourcing x402 v2 has the potential to attract businesses and developers who need crypto payments. This update, in addition to the dual settlement mode and multi-chain support, also includes the x402 engine, Coinbase server wallet integration, and more. The partnership with Coinbase is beneficial for its long-term development (Coinbase has a $500 million plan to invest in crypto infrastructure, some of which may flow to developer tools supporting the x402 ecosystem). Finally, the core of Dreams is not the facilitator, but its AI agent. Open-sourcing it allows more people to run the facilitator themselves, expanding the user base of the x402 ecosystem. For Dreams, its value lies not in charging more fees for the facilitator, but in enabling its AI agent to run, generate transaction volume, and find application scenarios – that's what it truly wants. For example, an e-commerce AI agent can use x402 v2 for automatic settlement, and a financial AI agent can optimize cross-chain transactions, and so on.