$150 million. A million in court fees just to start. $14,000 left when it was over. That’s the story behind @GenLayer. At the previous company of its CEO, a custodian lost the keys one Sunday night, and getting the money back meant a million in court fees up front. I got into GenLayer through its community programs, so I read its posts closely. This time the numbers stuck with me more than the tech did. It felt less like a pitch and more like a bill. Now make the deal small. An agent pays another agent $300 for a data report, and the report is wrong. Nobody is filing a case over $300. So the dispute never happens, and neither does the next deal. The Oct 1 thread says agents are about to move $9 trillion between them. Payments, identity and interoperability are being built. The part that handles disagreement was not. Internet Court is that part. It is the open standard for settling agent disputes, and every verdict comes from a jury of GenLayer validators, each running a different AI model. When a dispute costs more than the deal, you don’t have a dispute process. You just have trust. ⁉️Would you let an agent spend your money if a wrong delivery was never worth disputing?