Most Web3 protocols still follow fixed instructions.
@Infinit_Labs said: what if they could think instead?
Their onchain agents don’t wait for input.
They observe, decide, and act in real time.
→ Spike in network usage? Fees adjust automatically
→ Yield drops? Liquidity moves
→ Risk detected? Agent neutralizes it fast
No centralized middlemen. No delays. Just smart code doing smart things.
Builders start small.
One agent, one task.
Then scale into autonomous, modular intelligence.
Web3 isn’t just decentralized anymore.
It’s alive. 🧠