> The "Marketplace" refers to a decentralized, permissionless ecosystem composed of independently developed, loosely coordinated agents.

Written by: Daniel Barabander, Investment Partner at Variant Fund
Compiled by: AIMan@Golden Finance

If the future of the internet is a market where agents (also known as intelligent agents) pay each other to provide services, then cryptocurrencies will find a mainstream product market fit that they could only dream of before. While I believe agents will pay each other to provide services, I am not quite sure whether this market model will succeed.

What I mean by "market" is a decentralized, permissionless ecosystem composed of independently developed, loosely coordinated agencies - the Internet is more like an open market rather than a centralized planned system. Linux is a "market" model.

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Author: Daniel Barabander
Compiled by: Tim, PANews
If the Internet of the future evolves into a marketplace of mutual payment services between AI agents, then to some extent, the mainstream products that cryptocurrencies will achieve are in line with the market, and we could only dream of this scenario before. While I'm confident that AI agents will pay for their services, I have reservations about whether the marketplace model will win.
The so-called "marketplace" refers to a decentralized, permissionless ecosystem composed of independently developed, loosely coordinated agents. This kind of internet resembles an open market rather than a centrally planned system. The most typical "winner" case is Linux. In contrast, there is the "cathedral" model: a tightly integrated service system controlled by a few giants, with Windows as a typical representative. (The term originates from Eric