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The more capable AI agents become, the more I think security around them is going to matter. We’re getting closer to a point where agents won’t just answer questions. They’ll be able to hold wallets, make payments, trade, interact with protocols and execute transactions on their own. That also means a compromised agent can become a compromised wallet. And the attack doesn’t necessarily have to happen at the wallet level. If someone can manipulate the information an agent sees before it acts, they may be able to influence what it signs, where it sends funds or what transaction it executes. That’s why I’ve been paying more attention to Agent Wormhole. The idea is basically to add a security layer between what an AI agent sees and what it’s actually allowed to execute. And lately they’ve been turning that idea into something much more concrete. They’ve now processed over 961K scans, more than 37M $WORM has been bought back and burned, and they’ve continued expanding their infrastructure across x402 payments, MCP, Solana, EVM, Robinhood Chain and now Arc. What makes this more interesting to me is that all of those pieces are solving different versions of the same problem: How do you let an AI agent operate autonomously without blindly trusting everything it sees? If agents eventually start managing serious amounts of capital, that question becomes a lot more important. And that’s also where $WORM starts to make more sense. The security infrastructure generates fees, and part of that revenue is used to buy back and burn the token. So if the product actually gets used, there’s a direct connection between usage of the infrastructure and the token itself. That’s the thesis I’m watching. Not simply “AI is going to be big.” It’s that if AI agents are going to control money, somebody is going to have to secure the layer between the agent’s instructions and the transaction it eventually signs. Agent Wormhole is trying to become part of that infrastructure. Compared to when I first found the project, there’s a lot more behind the idea now. Definitely worth looking deeper into $WORM if you haven’t checked what they’ve been building recently. @agentwormhole 🪱

This looks interesting. Gn CT.

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