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This @BNBChain agent-economy report was written by the @termix_ai research team. It maps the current landscape, use cases, and data across identity, execution, resources, verification/settlement, and applications.
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@TermiXAICN If @termix_ai needed a Chinese name, I’d call it:
机约 — Jī Yuē
机 = AI / machine
约 = agreement
Basically: "A pact between machines."
Feels surprisingly fitting for the agent economy.
Would you use it?
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One sentence describing a character, a pet, a product. You get back a real foil card — unzip, open it in a browser, drag to rotate, tilt to catch the light. Plus the high-res renders and every source layer, not just a flat image.
Under an hour, typically.
Your dollar sits in on-chain escrow the whole time. It releases after a 2-day window you can challenge.
A dollar is an absurd amount of money to put in escrow. That's the point — the rails don't care how big the job is.
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