Everyone’s building agents. Giving them wallets is the easy part.
The harder question is whether their transactions land when they need them to.
Ethereum has already built credible settlement. Now access to that settlement needs to become programmable.
If agents are going to coordinate capital at machine speed, blockspace has to become something they can schedule.
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Fully Agreed - the solutions are already available today and the industry should indeed converge on the Predictability and fair Ordering principles that @ETHGasOfficial espouses.
- Predicability: Economically backed guarantees that you get included in a specific block (or sub-slot)
- Ordering: First-come, first-served with 50ms latency. At this threshold, it's fast enough it feels instant and slow enough that institutional players don't have a significant advantage over everyday retail.
Financial applications are indeed the primary and most obvious use for blockchains. Let's make this happen.
As for Strong Chain Quality - it's a fair point, logistically complex, and Validators would outsource their decision-making.
What's the day 1, or almost-immediate incentive for Validators to support this?
With broad industry support (i.e. clear economic incentive), we could do this almost immediately out of protocol. We just swap future queue positions for an immediate shared right validate the block. It's just a blockspace swap 🔥🔥