According to COINOTAG news, on December 14, Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley emphasized on the X platform that the establishment of non-human entities, specifically companies, has historical significance in the context of autonomous AI. Less than 200 years ago, the U.S. enacted legislation enabling these entities, drawing a parallel to the evolving landscape of AI agents. Currently, most infrastructures cater to enterprises rather than individual needs, engaging in legal currencies, the bond market for borrowing, and the stock exchange for ownership identification.
Looking forward, there is an urgent need to develop a novel framework for AI agents tailored to their unique operational requirements. Such a framework would leverage cryptocurrency, utilizing stablecoins and Bitcoin for transactions, alongside decentralized finance (DeFi) for borrowing. This system would rely on smart contracts, eliminating the need for traditional legal courts, while ensuring tokenized ownership and governance structures. Although discourse around such innovations might seem premature, they represent the potential for a transformative financial ecosystem.