@injective 6/6
This is why I'm watching @injective closely.
It's not only building for traders.
It's building infrastructure for AI, payments, and the next generation of onchain applications.
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1/6
Everyone is talking about AI in crypto.
But there's one question people rarely ask which is:
How does an AI agent pay for anything on the internet?
That's why @injective joining the Linux x402 Foundation is actually a bigger update than it looks.
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@injective 5/6
If AI agents become common, they'll need to pay for compute, data, and other services thousands of times every day.
That creates a completely new type of onchain activity.
@injective 5/5
To me, MultiVM isn't about cramming more virtual machines into one chain.
It's about making different environments work together instead of creating more isolated ecosystems.
Better experience for builders.
Simpler experience for users.
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1/5
Crypto keeps adding more chains, but I don't think that's the real problem anymore.
The bigger headache is what happens when apps and assets live in completely different environments.
That's why @injective's MultiVM approach caught my attention.
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@injective 4/5
The part I found really interesting is the MultiVM Token Standard.
A token shouldn't have to become a different token just because it's being used in another execution environment.
It's a small design choice that removes a lot of unnecessary friction.